Xe. ;
“rinsed that terms
I re: coal-
. Wraith”.
‘ mad that other
‘ m‘withantbeneilt l
humped The
“We serum
mfl.flitwafl WM
. u . on ”momma ad.
‘ My Dummlilcnm
‘ neonatal. mmwdw-
‘ Mammalian». to MM
4! n o nails—“West." "To
use»... rsmmu. art 9?
Moss "n0...”0-lm flIII"-
arm em. Readies nations. 100. I.
WMMh noticasvwe. Sched-
th advertisements for.
application.
mile. ill Washington street.
' call. 02-6. Branch
’0 Wail-treat. Nowell: telephone
Tariff
’ tee.
We‘ll”! should in allcases he
to
an. mum “march.
' Sacra Noawena. Con.
W
may, soreness 17.1898.
‘l’robablythemostse‘rloue menaceto
future of this republic is the want
‘Winelections by alargeclue
hitelligant people of every commun-
' How often one hears complaints
oflcebolders and poll iclamnsa
. who have not crorci
M met). It is generally cou-
m that only In presidential elections
there a full expression of the voters
tiieeountry, and from year to ear it
seems as if the number of peop e who
take no interest in politics, not even
enough to cast their votes. is increasing.
As a‘result of this many are elected to
odes who certainly could not represent
the full Vote of. any community. Per--
hays there is no question which has
'smites them."
‘ oovaalso corneas.
Sectional . Goverlnl
suns! runs
Plastic
STOV 5 Li N i NG
' a sussrtrore roa riaaaaroa.
So. IIorwaIkilardwareco.
‘42 Isstli lisln Street. W
T" HE souwo‘i‘th.
A Word of Warning to the
Adjusters.
me nor, m con. new am.
Weller?!» VAL-aye Kiss the [load fist
Emilia Us," Was the'llms of the In
South to Chairman Wilson of the Ways
and Menu Committee.
Wartime-ms. Nov. 17.—'l‘he new south
has sounded a warning to the ways and
means committee. it came from the manu-
factoring interests of Alabama and Ten.
neaaee. whose representatives were refused
a formal hearing by Chairman Wilson
aome days ago. but who secured the privi-
lege of making an informal argumentbe-
fore the Democratic members of the com-
mittee. As the delegations present were
also Democratic in politics, the conference
was very amicable until nearthe close.
when the chief spokesman of the southern-
era broadly intimated that if iron ore. coal.
lumber, rice and sugar were all to be
placed on the free list under a Democratic
administration. “the Democrats of“ the
south might cause to kiss the hand that
The delegation which appeared before
the committee is interested especially In
the iron ore and coal industries—the great
manufacturing commodities of the south—
sud was composed of I“. 6.. Bush. president
of the Mobile and Birmingham railroad
and of the Clifton Iron company; Nat Bax-
ter.Jr.. president of the Tennessee Coal
and iron Railway company; Colonel Mc-
Ilroy. president. of the Alabama Mineral
Land company; ll. 1“. Moore. president of
the illrmiughsnrf‘nmmsrcial club; Chap-
pell Cory, secretary of the Birmingham
Gourmercial club: F. Y. Anderson. land
MOM
one migrants:
* illittliiand use
Hummus-lieu.
m
oxAIviBNDs
‘ i ualit
variety “Wu‘ifim’” price.
.Genulne Article.
uslhle parties vsoar mod-
the] 2?: of tonne. or rfixifim Discow a":
hunt. iiiHIiSliii 2. co.
liii loute‘cse It, Brasilia.
euerav rinse. I'll!) MIR.
' Agents for Booth Norwhlk. din
give Mr. Willis his passports. the adminis-
tration adopted the extraordinary course
of providing him with an independent au-
thority to command the navel forces of
the harbor of Honolulu. ‘
Poet-raster- Appointed.
Wasnmorox. Nov. 17.»The fourthclaes
postmortem appointed were:
New Jerseyni‘eetsburg. Edward Kuehl.
New York -Carlyon. . M. Which; Celestine.
W. E. Clark: Coneiabl. lie. James Doyle: liar-
riavlllc. Fred ii. Palmer; Prospect. C. I). liar-
rls: Richmumlville. an. Mann: Twin. 0. A.
Sheppard: Washington Mills. .1. Simmons. and
"West Camden. if. F. Winchester.
Picklu; Mill commands at Bile
“'Asmxuroa, Nov. 17.-«Secretary lien
hurt is quoted as authority for the state-
ment that there will be no immediate
change in the command of the naval forces
at Rio. which devolved on Captain Pick-
ing of the Charleston when Admiral’Stan—
ion was recalled about a month ago.
literal Will Make the stamps.
Wssmxo‘rux, Nov. l7.-Ilids for furuiahv
inu adhesive. punisw' stamp» to the govt-m-
mcutduriog the four years commencing
July I, iFEH. have been opt-nod at the post—
ofiicc dcpnrimcnt. (‘hurics 1“. Steal of
Philadelphia is the lowest bidder.
“FatolII In in. New Item. ‘
“'ABIIINGTUN. Nov. li.——Archblshop Sa-
tolli, the papal delegate. moved in from
tho Catholic university and took possession
oi the handsome new home which has been
secured for him at the winner of Second and
l streets. '
Cherokee Commission Dissolved.
WAHHMJUK. Nov. iii—Tho Cherokee
cmnulimiou has been dissolved owing to
the exhaustion of the appropriation for its
work.
GOV. MATTHEWS’ CRANK.
Man Arrested \Vbo "so Also Annoyed the
President.
n! the entire people?"
5 to the future of the republic.
can this be accomplished?”
m,“
the W of the community.
it
Harem Jan
‘laatamgeatoshn
4 )
' I391“:
i
‘theduty
mummiem
I" etc.
prudential year.
”Hi-how business
‘ ,usditis mainly
at
tacit
t
d as
. .be given at every election.
’ he
, as follows:
I“.
, a fine at so.
liltof persons
has are cal
. M person
of not registerin
receive cache" the
A list of
i
given statesmen and patriotic citizens
more thought than “ How can we secure
full and honest expression of the votes
_ Of course, any
Mr man will admit that there is a
warrant of illiteracy in the United
. At the same time there is a
Eater amount oi intelligence, and it
intelligence of the country will ex-
itlolf fully there will be no doubt
question naturally arises “How
Living in
spent city, if the snow falls heavily
and a person neglects to clean his side-
Wllh, he is lined. Living in the coun-
neglaoting the poll tax. a man
lawmtotahe hiatearnand doa
certainsmoamtofworkontheroad for
Whyahould not a penaltybe attached
”Rim fails to help govern this re—
public byhis vote? In almost any state
or the Union investigation will prove
,M. large portion of the intelligent
mutt to help in governing by not
, their ballot for one excuse and
moths—modules it is the tear of
jury duty. Sometimes it is the lack of
. interest. amnetimae itisa disgust with
. party, and in this failure to ex-
“ tilt right of frunchise our intolli~
”It Mia are endangering the future
the sentry
‘ comes the suggestion,
which loch very practical, that every
register and vote
pay a fine 01,
fill the persons thus fined shall
. _ tum which juries shall be
h before those who have exercised
of voting can be called upon.
What would be the eflect of such a
law! It is a well known fact that the
w intelligent vote of the country is solo
on. it over, cast, and this n undoubt-
ally true in what are known as oi!
‘ This was well illustrated by
t cities
Brooklyn, New 'ork, Cin-
, ii to 10 per cent less
m m registered and cast thfll in
Very few
men Jury
non the dread
duty that a large portion have
he nnpatriotic habit of not vot-
by voting they could take their
fiancee with all citizens in being call-
an almost unanimous vote
pita then, to secure a vote from
ualifled citleen, may be sumo
nut—Ivory qualified voter who does
W (where required) and vote
fined shall
{3 duty before other citi-
furnishing the
and voting
persons thus fined
ed in representative news-
oounty at public expense.
m1“ unemployed is moving
the Pacific In regular
fathioa. Three hundred and
“stress arrived in Gotten, Cal. a
,gap. II 'mtl to New Orleans.
. am the city barium: an
seat s
cm railway, and Dr. W. Phillips of the
Tennessee Conlnn’d iron Railway comps,
ny. Mr. Bush acted as spokesman for the
delegation.
Means Ruin to the South.
lic declared that. he believed it was not
the intention of the Democratic national
committee in (Zinc-ago. in forming its pint-
form, to declare a policy which would
prove ruinous to any of the great interests
‘of the country. Neitherdid he believe that
it was the intention either of the president
or the committee to willingly do any such
injustice.
“You can base your argument."intcr-
rupted Chairman Wilson. ”on. the hypoth—
esia that neither does the committee nor
the Democratic administration desire to do
anything to endanger any of tln- great in-
terests of tin- country."
“i am glad of it." said the speaker. Con»
tinulng. he protested against the injustice
of placing iron ore or cool on the free list.
Thu protection on iron ore and coal had
gridironed Alabama with railroads and de-
veloped then.- industries until Albums now
annually produces lymtm tons of pig iron
and 5.000.0'Xi tune of coal.
“In case of free ore, where would you be
distressed by it and where would it come in
competition with you!" replied Mr. Wilson.
“We would be cut out of any sale of iron
in [be t‘lhli'l‘ii states. The Clit't‘l would be
to restrict our market to tho south and ex-
clude Ila from the eastern market. where
we uuuld have to meet the low computi-
tiou of Cuban and Spanish ores.
“if this cunnnlltce. as reported," contin-
ued Mr. Bush, “is to put lumber, rice, su-
gar. coal and iron on- on the free list. than
they of the smilil might as well give in.
it would be the dutibblow to southern
proeimriiy." in conclusion Mr. lluab made
a strong appeal. “We are not politicians.“
said he. “W1.- nru plniu business xm-u. \Ve
are llrmucruin from principle, and we do
not expect in suffer in the house of ur
ricnda. If we did. it is a natural quorft‘iil‘d
tonak how long will we continue In kiss
the hand that smiles us. If you bring in
your bill with these articles on lill‘ free
list, you will. i think. have every ilcnur
crntlc senator and representative from Ala-
bnxua opposed to it."
Administration Disappointed.
There isadiapoaition in the mlminlstra-
tion circles to any but wry little on the
subject of Hawaiian affairs pending the ar-
rival of the next steamer. it set-ma in be
the course of all otlicinls to say nothing
further. Although it is confidently Mar-rial
that when the news from Iimvail arrives
thopmitlonul‘ the administration will be
set forth in It favorable light.
From those who are in touch with the
White House comes the intelligence that
the administration isdlauppolnwd that the
cunnclrucu of the country has not been
awakened to sympathy with its act. which
is claimml by the administration to be one
of justice and fairness. There has also
crept into the department of state a feeling
of doubt as to whether the provisional gov-
ernment will yield so resulily to the more
education of the minister of the United
States aswns hoped when he was dispatch-
ed to Honolulu.
it is learned thnttho forces of the pm
vieivnai gowrumrnt, timogh email, are
well organized and disciplinrdaud are most
of thorn sirnrpshmdcra.
arm» In Honolulu and enrolled in drilled
companies.
out hope of aid from the United States.
arms bdrm winehester rifles. This
Iy he landed.
cariieie timed to Isaiah.
my of the Treasury Carliale. This
otthemm
meet blswi
’ emu-a an a mm W
Ventilator. lies. mull
hired or General
commissioner of the Alabama Great South— ‘
It In said that
there are 2.000 picked men provided with
The): bars been trained for two months
past as a safeguard against any rnynlist
uprising in the islands, since It was
realized that the provisionaiunvornment
must depend upon Its own resources with-
These companies are made up of white
men largely. Eighteen rapid fire guns are
Included in the militia equipment, the
force
would be superior to what the mot—war
at Honolulu could put on shore. lint no
one seems to believe that any resistance
would be made should the marines actual-
le Yonmltov. 17.—'l'he l’reu prints
tog” a Washington gilspsflwhich says:
‘ rt oeurrant a measures.
attentive“ Nr. Giordano and (score.
report
, cannot be confirmed further than that it ie
sue-cartelmd feet that fir. Cull-la has
been fairly deluged of late with letters
urging his immediate resignation as score-
eadapuiilie annouues-
recruiters the outlast
Issues not only at it.
may.“ wifi'myum
v mtmsnt
, an. on.
is stated
iNiiidNAi‘ul :1, Nov. l7.—-licccully Gov-
ernor Malibu-m has received numerous
latte-rs from v. While county man who
signed himself lllrmn Collins and cun-
veyed by his threats that he was a trunk of
a bad varii-ly. A few day» now a letter
I'I’fli'ilf‘ii tho governor from (‘ollins which
was full of tile language. in which be .011-
iiuslm-kml for relief. lie stated thnthe
was not a llunth or n Guitmu. but that he
would ”rniu- h<" if something was not
done in his behalf. 'l‘hc.go\'crnor than ricv
cided to lwml Collins UK and began an in.
vesiignliou.
it was lvarned that Collins was a crank
of udnngcrnua dihposiliuu. who had also
boon writing louvre of n like character to
i’Iv~ivlsnt (‘lm‘r‘mu-l.
He had endeavored to buy a pi-tol. hill
the merchants rrfunz-d to sell him our, It
was {run d that Li L: idea to call on the gov-
i rum in pm ~ nigh! creep into his head.
l’rmuwllu:r . r'f iiiatlllllmi by thenuthori-
lies of ‘-'\' 4 unlit). and tho -,;..\‘crnur
WM Ill‘l‘m that (.‘nllins llllii been taken
into (":wa :11 lmgauspnrt.
llnw ling! ind Deals \Vlth Alfie-nu.
lune-x, Nov, 17, I)i-,;uttcb4v- unsolved
‘ 3 give ..:l IIL'CuliIIl of tho oni—
Iruublo. with the natives in
”flu-y any that the lirltish
I'm-hind by a land
.smlul iiuukn, on
;' r 4. r. (m. that many nae
" =:-h . ' rwvri- killed.
. lz.-- 1.4mm. guru him-
self 11;: :uw’: .\ .5". “annual.
A Monuahlusr'a “orange.
l.\i‘.t\‘l;‘rn-,. 1:3,, Sm. l7.-~.lohn Shoo
y. ‘- illul‘t’. l'J liliiv-i {rum in was liinii'n
. lg; «ly..:r:x.LLr 'l ilL‘ lmunv mu Wrrrkrd.
Simhau uni bi; wife, who er’t.‘ in bud.
lvi‘l't.‘ burird fiiiyurda, but laudul without
scriulh injury. ieiwtlmn la udiputy mar-
~l;:il and l..\-« been rubbing iiiioltdiwllllerics.
'1‘qu oii’luundrr was umimiblully unnam—
shinrr.
A Reminder For the “her Lord.
iiiililJN, Nov. llw'l‘In- i'i’t‘fiiflg papers
mmlr fawriivlo continents upon the em-
pi-rny'e ,‘fi'lll'i' in opening the rcichstng. The
\‘ussi-riu- Zrllung, however. referring to
the pmmgc in the apt-uh dealing with the
now military law. recalls the fact that the
umjurliy of tho electors voted against the
bill on which that law was founded.
Two Wanted to Ito-lg».
famous, ,\'x.v. ll.——-'I‘he Standard. in its
muuu‘iul artich. says that the directors of
the iiauk of P2: gland held a protracted
uwctlng. ii is l‘rpvirtfli that there was a
long discussion over the nitration whether
the alleged rimlguntion of two members of
the board should be accepted.
An lstmnlluary Amalgamated Session.
i’rrrsomm. Nor. l7.-i"nr the first time
in tho lliainry of Limrtmnlunnmted Associlv
tlnn of iron and Steel Workers an extraor-
dinary session is being held here to new
organization.
Wrong lines In the layofs Chair.
who has held the oilico for over six years.
The decision rrmuul a great sensation.
Marseilles numb Throwers Arrested.
The Hinton crunl lent to Jail.
money, was sent to jail for three months.
Mills; usual: I. rm sow.
moo. the comic opera composer.
litre carrier seam Barrels of on.
lilaye, France, with 000,000 gallons of oil.
umy.”
Noses“ Frost-Ins flash-let...
to the secretary of state.
Columbia's ‘lrial 'l’sip mm“.
scant of bad weather.
tan may. I'at film.
alder matron of vital importance to the
Arena, Nov. l'l,~—'l‘be supreme court has
decided that iiyron 1‘. Harry was elected
mayor last April instead of W. 0. Connor.
hummus. Nov. l7.~Twere ltailsna,
four Frencimwn and one Swiss have been
arrested in connection with the attempt to
blow up the residence of (leuerul Matheliu.
ilosroa'. Nor. ll.~«ilarry hernia Spring,
the young Chicago man who was arrested
for bothering I-‘red L. Artiue‘ clerks for
New Yonk. Nov. 17.~Judge McAdam of
the aupmne court has annulled the mar-
riage of Lillian linseed to Edward '1'. Solo-
Wltmzruroa. but, Nov. I’l.-—'l‘he Brie
Iah stennmhlp 'l'ancerville cleared for
nos-ion. Nov. it.—-Govurnor Russell has
submitted his Thanksgiving proclamstion
Boston, Nov. ii.-—-'i'he om trl of in"
cruiser Columbia was past on as-
liaasoui Nov italics; Talent has
id cit-e- mulator atlas.
BHBISTMAS DAV,
A!
Tomlinson’s Pharmacy
‘P‘ow'ntau's turmoil?
Wants to Be Chief of the Arnal-
gamated Labor Unions.
we.-." _,.
HAYES WILL BE ASKED TO 338103.
the “her Coolers-we New Going on In
l’hiladelphln to its the Beginnings»! I
Grand Revival ol Worhlnpmnu's Organi-
satinnanl’olltiea WI“ II I VIII".
Pmuom'lna. Nov. i'l.~"l‘lie row la the
ranks of the Knights of labor. which
started with the filing of the report of
Grand Treasurer llayra. was‘cohiluued
with great bitterness. There are no evi-
dencea of an amicable settlement.
The morning session of the convention
was taken up with rout‘nc business. In
the afternoon the Hayes action was re-
newed again. and very bitter addresses
were made by A. W. Vright and John
Devlin of the general board disclaimlng
Thin-”V if V. l’iiwlildliifi'.
the charges. Mr. Wright accused Mr.
Hayes of harlot: a faisosyetem of book-
kecp‘ng. and soul that if any unlawful ex-
pondituru was made it was owing to that
fact. iiv lul‘mzmvd very strongly that Mr.
Hoyt-a bud "\‘t‘il rarrird away by his en-
mity in illr- gem-ml master Workman to
the extent of deliberately falsifying the
accounts so a... to mislead the dole-gates.
' fin-ll" Def-rule "one.
Mr. Devlin motioned in tiresome strain,
malt-win“ the olrcumstnnu-a attending the
Kniulila‘ amutaucc to the ('orurd'Alene
and ilunmtrad strikers. and he said that.
even if all the money collected had not
been sent them, the balance was simply
held as a ltfln to the organiution. robe
used hereafter as a part of the strike fund.
At the morning session resolutions.
\vhosc chief features Ware M followe. were
referred to appropriate subcommittees:
iiccummondi11,,v political action by men»
born in tho inn-rut of organized labor: ml-
Vocnling the matrictiuu of immigration so
as to shut out undesirable persons; that
the saloon clause 0! the constitution which
prohibits saloon keepers from becoming
members of the order be modified
so that barltcepcra may be admit-
ted under certain coinlltions; concerning
the rslntionwf [boarder with sei‘rralcstalr
lisbmcula upon which boycotts have been
declared; tin.- qumilun of the amalgama-
tion of nil into our powrrfnl organization;
providing; that general ofliccrs be fil‘i€|'il‘(l
from the four parts of tho country-«north,
mull), Vii-s! and west; on special mvrk in
New England and providing furlhcconv
Nililifllinn of the order thurointooncdim
trlrt;uruing the cuforcementuf the con
tract iab..rlau:aakinx for an increase in
liii‘ my of lrlli'r curril-ra; on the orgnuim'
lion ul Illa Womenshirtworkcrs; pruit‘siillg
against the t‘r.rn~uock law allowing agents
of the Funny for tho Suppresslim of \‘ice
to open uml‘. as unjust. ultit‘xit‘ilfliiill of
the jur'mllcllon of dlmirt Mancini-U No.
I-iil, including Albany; for the better gov-
ernment of isolated locals not attached to
any assembly, and providing for the or-
ganization of a political body to be known
as the’lndmiriai A rmy.
“'ben llu- :.«aombly adjourned in the
evening. the rifle-glitch were as noucommit-
tel no on previous days. The same in the
hotel corridors was not so animated as
usual. thc delegation as a rule seeking the
seclusion of the uppcr ibmrs or privacy of
committee rooms. Member» of the execu-
tive board Kathrml int ‘nngrusman Dnvia‘
room. where liw)‘ “are closeted an hour.
Arrmmts lbported Cornet.
Munbers of the finance committee were
neuron-d in Mr. ilayca' mum v. lib a guard
at tho door. Hero for two hours they were
engaged in r‘t‘liiiilillfi his accounts. Subse-
uuenily it. mu. sink-d that. the finance corn-
mltteemst and agreed that the charges
were not m-li founded.
h, In ulldnraimai that Mr. Powderiy will
occupy tlw floor of the convention all to
day.and thou the roportuf the finance com-
pvt
Mr. ayrs' migration.
be forced to resign.”
cam Ia being made to save
her mutations.
stills to he the head of them
orders there is no doubt.
One of the leading Kai
tsetse
den
g! near
Padre. Noe inn-fie mar has
humanoid!”
.W.
Ill!) fifth , Wt
“'15"th ,
craves. ' ‘
GASO Ll N E,
Factory and BaaIWnrk
summon lt.ls.llorwrlll.lll "
rue ta ace-g lade res-y wua honey
non of the public works department says
that today's trial of electricity as a motive
power on the state canals has attracted atv
tendon all over the country. The test Ia
being made at Rochester. The plan that
is being tested today provides ‘for'the use of
trolley wires suspended on either side of
all center of the waterway from
erected alouu the banks. ‘
I motor in the stern of tilt! flout through
lubed directly to the propeller shaft, and
Ill.
mime will be presented. The executive
board It is said. will then formally demand
One of the pleads-reef tho boardsald.
“if the charges are dismissed and the
eonuterehargss maintained. a sacral oil.
on not a membarvof the genera board will
Mr. Hayes. it is said: will have does.
mentary evidence to heel: hp his WW
hetero the sexier-oi assendily todaz. A
t e or-
igehiesthminorder to make It a pivot in
immoral covlmlidstion with other is.
That Mr. Powderly
tentdthetthe
outcome at this assernhywiil heigh-
astm some, Heat
tiilfl. am entree. ‘
‘ RANGES.
"LN D
Hill MB HEATERS.
Gasoline Stoves.
P
at run on as nausea.
A SPECIALTY.
auuifl
ELECTRIC CANALBOATS.
Wires at hoehaator.
Atari“. Nov. l7.—Superinteudeut Hau-
poles
The electric current passes from these to
flexible wires. attached to travelers. which. .
move on the upper side of tbc'trolley. The
flexible wires are placed on on automatic
real on the deck of the boat. from which
they pay out and thus provide for the lat,
oral motion of the boat The motor is at-
the whole equipment is said by experts
who have examined it to be very compact
and simple.
This is the first application of electricity
power to the prormlsion of coumwrrinl ves.
sels. although if has been very successfully
applied to pica-.ure boats The experimen-
talcs‘nallmnt i. christened the Frank W.
Hurley of Rochester. in honor of the vice
president of the (‘uinract General Electric
company. under whom direction and au-
pcrvislon this first commercial application
of electric power is made. The tests will
be witnessed by Governor Flower. Comp.
troller Campbell. Superintendent ilnnuun,
State Engineer Schcnclt and several other
LOBSTERB,
Imported OILS
Finest Assortment of FISH to
OYSTEBB,
(SLAMS.
BOALLOPB,
' R GAME, ,
are Vermont MAPLE SYRUP,
and alumnus,
be had.
Pioano overruns.
unilrltlufi,
Whose Call. sou.
RADAM’S
r. MIGROBE
“ KILLER
lathcoul known principle
. that will retro the microbe
in the blood wi out injury to
the system. By removing the
one unseat cures all human
iseases
'l'heWIlliel Bad-la lirroleliller Co.
7 height leL. New You City.
I. G. THMIJXSON.
ii North Main fllrcot.
state officers.
Inomndlarire In full Rirer.
FALL lilVHi, Moan , Nor. lT.r—-’l‘hls city
was thronn into a state of cxriteuwnt by
two more incendiary attempts to smith
conflngrntion in the rcntrr of tinccity. Fire
was diecov. n -l in the n-nr of ti? South {\inin
street and Hilli‘ii'iltfi by the department
with small in». ”all iiii hour later a acc-
ond blaze. ulalrh luznl guluml considerable
headway. in an. dis-covers! In tho rcurof No.
‘27 on ”in more hlrrt‘l. This was also ox.
iinflillniwii will little dmuaup in both
enema :Ilnrgcuuztntiiy of lnrlup bad iit'i‘ll
naturals-d with coal. oil and thou llrcd.
Extra police a: e um. pmrollingthedletrlct.
Hidden for Ten hours.
Nsirrnlu‘. it. I.. XUV. l7. ~.»\lhcl‘t W.
Souihulrk,“imrdisap' ammo in years
ago crruic-l rich Ii .u . on and whose
whereabouts aim .. has iwt . l‘hr rillijvcl. of
noendui N]I\‘("li;liitill‘lit.li a lengthy illW<
unit. it is no“ ('illliilt‘ii u in the fluidity of
this city. Mrs. 5-1lilfi-'.5"ii. “in; hit: twice
brought 1»l.it' for ism“ shill-ages against.
her llluliir'l' A. law forullmuiiug bur bus-
baud‘s alive-lien... illlh cluililmi all the time
that the mail“ r lmd bvr rmu in Lil-hug.
and if the. siut)‘ of his in lug x-u lu-nr horn
is true it “Vito-ill“. Kim. him has grounds for
her surmount.
A (:Iitcriluwnl huh-m.
iAlSlfilia. .\v..;' in (be iw-iw «if l‘i-“il’ .
mom: Mr. \‘Juhvr 33‘ Low, ;....nlm of the
Crown disiwlun of Hm re, m md that a
clause be added to flip liill‘wf. councils bill
lrufrnuchislug nil norm-n.“Luxumld lawn-
tilied to Vult‘ in loml “murmur”: elm-lions
under tho some mire pertaining to (non,
and although it lzu". with ngummvnl or»
position Mr Mcim‘ ' on. adopt—
ed by a \‘utc w! it:in11.1".llilibli‘ppursiiion
cheers and laughter
n
a illi-
abut In a llurning Mine.
lambda Nov. l7. ’l‘hr allusion of a
Allin lamp in lbw marlin; rm m of the
Sumnwriio-Kirkwool min: m .\iliil‘it‘. iu
the county of i.nl...:i. >1 until 21‘! lln- to
two of the-aiiufh. Uni) .‘~.’ if it.1"."“llli’li
usually cmpln;...i um . u duty. 'l Low .32
are cutmula-d in UN pl: ul .lrc iutlnogr-r
of being auil‘. maul. “a Hit \r dilating fans
are hiiiplit‘ii. Latch 'l'lw iiif‘ in the col~
licry “or: willuguhhml. and all the minors
wore insulin].
llrnisbne Iiillcd finish Bey.
Canon. _\'m. i?.”iifilililil Azrnkul the
head of mm drrtisboa. loft lluugnla I‘ts‘clit-
ly and attackrd Murat Wells on Nov, m,
Adeepernic light followed and Isl-ted for
“M hours, at 'lu- end of whit-ll limo the
dorvishcs n'uro- rcpulsctl. ivitb the insect
29 killed. Egyptian Uonmmmlors lines,
Salt-h ilcy and Kimllfch licy and II others
ware killed,
undo Ills \VIII Before Killing Himself.
5T. .iml-A’ll, M0. Nov, I7.miiwrgo W.
Marlow. a boot and slim.- duller. “an. ion“
attorney'solliw and made bl.» will. The
some night his dead body was found outilc
third flunrnl his wiribllslnm-nt. ”i: had
shot himself through the bend.
Reported ”ale of the Boston. .
Bus'ros. Nov. 17.~Notbin.l dullulto has
been learned in tilled!) “mindful; the re.
ported solo of the atommlllp Ih‘mton to
Charles it. Flint .c i‘u. of Now York. rep
resenting the iirazil‘mn Run-rnuwnt, for
“Elihu”. .
lfnet Horace Illa llulil.
Tnsxrus. Nov. 1;‘.--—ll. i. charged that
lease 1). Shell. general lunoulgrr of the
American blow mmpnuyoi Ibis «Malina
defrauded that rm.cern out of a large sum.
l‘ast lmrsea are loud to be the cause.
A lloy Murderer Diaper-ed 0f.
Fasrrlotv. Nd. Nov. 17.—iriiilirt Wood.
an li-year-old boy. cirurgul with man-
slaughter In killing llsrtio Woman lnat
summer at liowell. near lit-rd, who sent to
the Reform school at Jnmmlmrg.
rorpar lionrao Escapes.
Lsxtxorox. Kin. Nov. it. y Franklin
Pierce Scarce. the young real estate dealer
who secured over “0.000 by forgery.“-
cnped from the Jail by sawing out tho hit".
The Arne" Distributes awards.
Canon. Nov. Il.~«’i‘he nnieer of Afghan-
istan has presented a sword and a decora-
ties to each of the officers in the British
mission under fili- Mortimer Durand.
Ali-led elite-lo Kurd-ran Osupht
Cmcaoo, Nov. 17.-'l‘hornae Burke, Fred
flail and Arthur Murray have been arrest-
ed and are held by the police for the mar-
der of Thomas Prunty.
MW
,V
Victim of ties flempide lira.
Maurine. Nov. ll.--Secrstary A. K. Per-
hinsof the Y. M. (3. A., who was injured
In the fire Monday night. is dead. lie came
from Massachusetts.
W
A ”we en tire.
“tunnels, Nov. lit-«At midnight a
reached this city that the town of
loathed. Nina. was burning down.
Billed as a “assist. .
‘amrroan. N. Y.. Nov. i7.—~Mre. James
Whimsy we; lithium here by strain
' W W “We...“ -
‘ m
ones, so. Nev. rt-ultr.
where tensile Is retina W
lIillPil
mill“!
HIIDOO RIIEOV
”d It m
rx‘lum. new: lama
RESTL’I‘! in I0 ”AYE. Clll'rl All
Normals inmasm. 'aiiul Memory
Parcels, fiiafipiwsnom Mainly Emir»
-iur:w.l'iv‘..4‘uurndir)’ ' shim-s. vim-s vigor andslm
toolirunlwniwrganas ui<kiy “it survly restore-n
Lost lanhood in mi ul‘ orig. iiafit 'carrlmlinn-st
rwkvt. l‘rlrofl.” or m'kn‘gr. Fir wrunoovuth‘u
wriitrugu-raaler to rare or honey refunded. lion [
let any un rluoiplmi drugglst sell on any had of
(miiutmu usistunlnilncINIMl't -nom‘oihor If
no has not not it. We whl Iv‘nxl \t by mail ilpuil receipt
.5 mm I‘nmpilvtm Hairdo-Mohair- (rec. Address
Orient-l Indie-11‘s.. hops. , thirqo. ill. . ore-r strate-
050. c. STILLSON.
South iiorwaik, Iionn.
ortll 1v
.
W.H.Meeker&(lo.
Sale Agent for
G. 8: J. R. BOLTUN’S
HOT WATER HEATH
.
a
Plumbing, Steam and Gas-fitting.
Tin and Sheet iron Wort.
Hot Air Heating.
Plans, and estimator,- furnished for elihrr
hot water. strum or hot air heating.
M SOUTH MAIN S'l‘
'w. L. DOUGLAS
83 SHOE Neville.
Dopamiiwm? Wheamtln merit-yam,
lest In the world.
lfyoswsnt sine ontss suo made ml. at.»
in. don't pay $8 to 38. try my .5350, “Ma
3 Shoe. The ill equal to cutters msdesadioeltlal
muesli. fyoa with ioecouomlzolnyourfootstsr.
dew by purchasing W. L. Douglas Shoot. lame std
pricsltsmpal on the bottom, lock far it when you hay
w. I... DOUGLAS. Bruckton. nines. Sold by
J. SCHAUB.
‘Winsome;W.-_,SUF.FER:
Cure Without Stomach Dragging.
UTAH FEIIlE DlSOililEllS.
COMPLAIHTU.
I trunnion. iiiREGUlllililiilS
papuosMems,
inflammation. Congestion. etc.
It.” a lo: on DmTwm-M’
0i llllliill. Milli. or
run marinara coal. Y.City.
TRIAL IO! IO GIN“.
tierCimuIerotDmgi-ts.
MONEY RIPUN DID
thirty lien In Milan to Can.
illiIIiIP-E Wm
“M m
III
“III.
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Finelul
lilo, You Want a ticycle
Mmirhat walls are: Morale. our
Cash-:- 3 I 00- Cash. ,
.ii’d‘t'tdtl‘h'wm”
Pradicalflflglflepalfins ..
PlilliiiiES FRAMED.
hoordtemt “£2 no‘u‘fe. We have on he
as o e ru in
we respectihlly o’dl‘l your attention.
reasonable as
work.
Walton 8t Nickerson,
34 Main 8'. “Milli. Benn. Walla: me. Telethoneoali n-r
. “256m split!
is consistent with first
‘.‘_ ...-_¢
L
orders
for
in the
line, of
t
that you
may wish
and we
that the
work
will be
done with
and
-——-A'l'-—-
llIE rum
"
-—--omcn.-——
Washington
Street,
South
Norwalk.
in.)
mesa-fl
iii?
ttollll-
nd a
which
ces as
class
AVflR us
anything
Guarantee
Ilnel
.V‘mm“ , Wr .
mtg , iii”: . £5 .
ms or non or will} ‘
. -~ u wflfihi‘“ v
‘ i 1 .' tinting?
WW4 . saw and all
”uncut-nun WIWOUI runs
a and bridge wort. ll wort
. Special stunner: paid to Oh! room
«was ”dents. Open evenings.
or. F. VI. MEIER.
sum.
Wuhinatou Over Post Office.
80015 NORWALK. CONN.
: oil 1y
J. D. JENNINGS.
Undertaker.
e 3 mar eraser . soawaur. cons
Opposite Horse ltsilwsyliepot.
OLD AND RELIABLE '
DAILY DIRECT
Freight Line
newmimoRK, ‘
South NorWalk
NOR‘WALK.
THE PROPELLERS
CITY 0F NORWALK .
AND
EAGLE.
I Will leave Pier 23, E. 11.. .Beekman street.
New iorlr. at 5 p. to.
Leave Norwalk. 5 p. in; South Norwalk. 8:3)
p. m.
Freight received from 7 a m. to 5 p. in,
Upon application to agents the City of Nor-
walk and En. vie will be sent for special lots of
f Might anyw lore in New York or its vicinity.
WAlirwl-sons are forbid trusting any of
the employee-3f thebouts of this line on ac‘
(aunt of t Ii? owners thereof. art!) tf
.6.Moms8aieflo
Successors to E. C. Morris & ('0.
CAPITAL. 250.000.
64 Sudbury St, Boston, Mass.
Fire and
Burglar-Proof
Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
B—ank vault Doors.
fiiPflSli WORK (it ill
The Best Safes in the World
[50.600311 use. Always pre-
serve their Gontcnts.
in) will in Lynn. Maven since l at grout
where 50 of our safca wvru Hilb]“t’f6d to intense
heat. rnrcevrvinz their mnlerm.
H)
at'liS
CHAMPION RECORD also in the Great
Chic. Flrein 1371 in theiircnt Boston Fire
lnl .. and in all t iugreat iiree since. Bend
for circulars. Agents wanted. aallhn
’ .i.’ 0". JENNINGS.
Paper Hanger. Calciminn, Palmer
And d': sis) in
Will PAPER AND BillilliilS
1 North Mair. strre' . on. Now-alt
nauipls books of full line Intcsl atyiu- of
l'apcrr,Borderaamltlill Mouldings taker
boom 2‘ for inspection. on notice by meta“.
nit-19 Estimatesc ecrfnlly given.
Physician for Women!
MRS. DR. N. l. Gillll‘illlll
Can be consulted at her nfllce.
342 Broad 8t, Bridgeport, lit
from to a.m. to 7 p. no. any day except Sunday
The Doctor Isa regular physician and for
tho avast sixteen yearn hasmade the liiSEAfilil
of OMEN a olpecialt‘y. Ladies enlisting
dlmcn y Inc dam. to the sex can
rd in the strictest confi-
ence. an wf b t he assurance of reeelvina the
most skillful and scientific treatment hnown
to modern snruer an medicine. care can
furnished for «on moment came. arms Irm-
ersto. All letters promptly replied to. a.
close stamp. . mm iv
a
F FF WW
Plumbing. Steam
AND
Gas Fitting.
“’“F” "‘ liol‘lil ‘“" Steam lililllillgl
lute, 1:537:33: crockery. .
nacoiaiadciiiilBiflfsmlildi ’
To mourn 08AM.
rectory work attended.» promptly.
F. ll.’ NASH & Bill)
Cor. Main and West Ste.
smut sorrel.
Notices of local WWW“ of all
kinds to which an (1de is W,
and Wmlwtniei o Wop-teak
Mooney when on W
erratum" in odesrtisiop mane,
figured/or.“ Wm tom
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