They are ..
. rheumatism, non gin,
chills. and fevers. cinz
Wills. delicately . r.
, and quickly dissolved, t ey
-le adaptal for he held
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andare recommend by
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mummy. NOVEMBER .22, 1898.
W -
Measures“ displayed by ti : young
working people of Norwallr fl) secure
‘ tickets for the evening school, a to be
M, bodes good for the sin. It
mass intelligent. industrious} citizens,
hauler bottles and less evil inlthe com-
munity. Another fact worthy of note
' hthst many of the applicants, for tick.
all are foreigners, not a fewlof them
well advanced in years, whol having
had noopportunity to gain evenithe rudi-
cutouts of an education, eachi-ly grasp
. thischanceto learn to read slid write.
. The foreign element is very lar‘ e in Nor-
walk. me» of them worthy Milli-as, but
thoseerening schools will milko better
ones of them, and the time said money
devoted to teaching them will return a
rich harvest in many ways.
.. .. . ,_ .I
Till Tariff bill, now nearly «Fompletod
by Chairman Wilson and the Demo-
cratic associates on the Ways rind Means
committee. is not likely, it seems. to
command the united suppoilt of the
' ,m in Gonna. Inn giving
L‘sennot theleadersof ihatpai-tyagood
dd 0! unsanlness just now, had as the
“when for the bill ll) be made
public acood many diequietiiirg rumors
ruchtheir ears of a combination among
W members to forceIu compro-
mhsln asethe bill does not give satis-
‘ Mary motion to the IIIrticies in
M M seven] constituencies are in-
m. ‘
Tnnanbnry Newt iaengsiled in the
Wylaudable enterprise of raising a re-
. lief fund for the worthy pebr of that
city, and the contribution. of lanai). cloth-
”I!!! food havsalready touched gen—
“proportions. The work Ilsa brought
fl Uta great amount of Idestitution
m people who have utIver before
hows VII“ ltwas to no liuogry and
”my clad. This charity} is one in
m m worthy of Brother Bailey's
We philanthropy. I
MW Conrant es mates that
Mont people spent ova-$2,000,000
III III the World’s Fair. 'llls lsnot a
What! showing for a lit to state. It
tellers-tau theWoorlen ntmogpeo-
plseoatrlhutsd their sharei make the
_ Immunisation that. it was.
UP. TO IM'I'B.‘
arm 0 To"! left" er.
‘ inward Oourantd
Minibike be folly of a
”all” paroewnlelmp moment of
“Millions“ a marked im-
Maroon asbnsi men know
mummiatthe Nest
N he thinks, will sees much better
cc of
«and accidental,
hattha result “deliberation.
the Wheel,” says the
, .‘1dssldedlthad~tbe'omlt-
“*“Hsbstlllatani! . - .. r, how-
was
I comma columns.
Sectional Gowns
N8
STEAM PIPES
, Plastic
__ STOVE LINING
a snasmurs roe ”mason.
Sopllorwalk Hardwaieco.
42 until lain Slim. m
".8 litigation.
A Proposition to the Strikers
Made by hchigh's President.
titans soaps an an moor.
Ilsa 1'”me of President Wilbur la let
_, ”in, .n-mpi nails-inn. sit-Ir. an.
tends to other Divisions, and Ivan lull
Trains Are lot line.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. alt—Through traffic
on the Reading line has been greatly im-
peded by the Lshlgh Valley complications.
No through trains are being run from either
Buffalo or Jersey City. The employees of
tho llehigh system claim tohnve matters
all their own way now. Recent intelligence
from representatives all over the system in-
dicate a stronger feeling in favor of the
strike. A dispatch from Buffalo states that
35 more men have quit, and one from J. W.
Rice at Wilkesbarre says that thcpen in
that neighborhood are all showing salt-ong-
er front in favor of the strike.
0n the other hand. the officials of the
company say that before many hours have
passed they will be ready toequip the trains
with full complements of men. John J.
Kannahan stem! that his advice to the
Bendingofflcials Would be to let the uhigh
alone in this fight, as it may havethe oflect
of tying up that line also.
He says he does not mean this as a threat,
but the organization among the Reading
men is just as strong as that on the hellish
Blltl .
A. 1);. Redford of Scranton, the superin-
tendent of the Farmers’ Dairy dispatch,
called on the strike committee for the pur-
pose of entering a protest against side-
tracklngn train loaded with 15,000 quarts
of milk consigned to this city. The com-
mittee refused to do anything for him.
This circumstance and similar ones have
had the effect of creating a milk famine
hero. Wholesale dealers were getting 10
cents fl quart.
President Wilbur issued the following
bulletin, which is understood to be the
company‘s ultimatum: .
The Company's Ultimatum.
To Au. Eurwvunsm'ro correct any missp-
prehenslon regarding the position of thcofflt‘era
of this company. 1 would state that they are at
all times ready and willing to givi- patient hoar-
loot to complaints on part of its employees or
anynnmber of them in any department. if
dissatisfied with the conclusions reached by the
division superintendent. the president will hear
their cam and decide. lint we decline to con-
fer with organized committees composed of the
several branches of the service for the reason
that we cannot know that such committee
fairly represents its employees. Engineers of
course cannot fadrly rv-prosunt grievances of
folographors. nor can firemen properly repre-
sent trniiimL-n. The company maintains the
right to employ men upon such terms as may
beuzrecd upon. and settle all complaints only
with “employees. and to discharge men for
cause, with the right to appeal. but without
reference to the judgment or action of any or-
contention.
All employees who may fall to report for
duty on or before Wednesday noon will be re-
gardcdaahaving left the service of the com-
pan '. and all such will he paid in full as soon
as the payrolls can be made up. Mon falling to
come forward and receive their wages will re-
ceive no consideration in reorganizing the train
service.
When the strikers road President Wil-
bur’s bulletin, they looked upon it as a
sort of Oil“: brunch, and the grievance
committee, in session at the Blnxham
House, was particularly jubilant over it
The members of the committee announced
unomcially that they would not accept
Mr. Wilbur‘a proposition to present their
grievances in the manner suggested by
him, and E. H. Clark. grand chief con-
ductor of the Order of Railroad Conduct~
are, speaking for the committee. issued a
counter bulletin of considerable length, in
which he argues the entire question at is-
aue between the mat and the company.
Mr. Clark's bulletin reads in partas fol-
lows:
An Answer to Wilbur.
”Ml the officers of the company treated their
employees with the some degree of considers.
lion mmiml them by Mr. thrbcos last spring.
the difficulty would not have f'nmu, even
though the consideration afforded was infinites—
lmally small as cmnpared with that accorded
by the average general manager. it wastinly
after the omplnym had utterly failed to secure
an audience with their officials that their or-
ganizations wore rallvd in. i presume- more is
on duration as to the right of employers to her
(‘olur- and remain members of tho organisa-
tions. ’l‘hat riuht being conceded, they have a
rightIo I'nll upon the organisations in their
trouble for such mlatanrc as the organisations
can Mord them after the efforts of the officers
of the organisation had failed to secure audi-
ence with the officers of tho crimvllit'. The
right of the tampon)! to adjust all differences
with their employees is not questioned. and it
it: only after they have failed to maillusl that
the emulation will latte any luminance of
the mutant“ from the man.
Trouble la lap-ma.
Witansasaas. Pa. Nov. 2').-—Colonal
Koch, mmmnnder of the Ninth regiment.
national guard. Is a very nervous man. He
says he has trouble ahead. if his regiment
is called out. he knows what the result
will be. it is safe to say that nine out of
every ten men In the regiment sympathise
withths strikers. in fact the whole regi-
ment is made up of men who toll in mines
or on railroads.
Trouble is especial at the labial: Valley
station. and Sheriff Waiters has sworn in
floiisputiss. Home of them are desperate
looking fellows. They are all armrd and
umlsr the command of Detective O'Brien.
Bu rintsmlsnt Estat- camels to get an
r to move freight arm. lithe strikers
should interfere, than the deputy simlfls
will be called upon to protect the crews in
charge of the train. As time pronounce
the tuatioa broom more critical at Port
newbie]. Last events all the signal
lights were broken wbie prevented pass
seam trains from running. The act was
clear by boys. The strikers til-claimed all
responsibility for it.
other Mada “natured.
foreman, Nev. neutral: one train
was mend on the Bedroom divisional
the hellish “V road. mum
ofthetlghrothe; ml WAND-
ineamn nears, romeo ts pliers»
heldatnsvtins at the strike “batters
m.lfttll§fnel"al:3iiflmifiu .alrhish
was prom y e rs: era
of a. all... road. hmlm
“(lithe brush
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Responsible partlasoau
Discount for
TABDII. lDIIIISDlI ll 60..
Its lost-m 8t. lit-sour».
ovsrav man. ‘ ramp mam
Assets for South Hermit. , w
wannaaud all of to at ,. roads'onaby
one.
The strikers claim that Operator J. P.
Walters, at Rochester junction. is a Can»
than from the provinces, and that he came
thither to work under a contract with the
Inhigh company. Should Walters por-
slat in remaining at his post proceedings
will be taken against him under theUnitsd
States contract-labor low. Other operators
lid" workingare said to be in the name
at. ~ ' «
'l'raiuii on the Rochester branch of the
helilgh have not been working. alone. ll
o'clock last night. The strikers who are
assembled at the depot are under police
surveillance. All is quiet.
_ A Runaway Engine.
BUFFALO, Nov. 2t~Thero wan an ex-
citing time at. the llingena street crossing
of the inhigh Valley railroad. A runaway
engine tzilillr.‘ nothing at a high rate of speed
toward the messiah. Not a soul was
aboard. The engine «swayed from side to
side with its great momentum, and the
people who saw it coming thought it would
jump the track. it ran on, however, and
dashed straight toward engine No, 573.
which stood on the main track. The run-
away engine was No. 279. It ran into the
rear of No. {-73, lifted it from the track and
made it complete wreck of it. No. 279 was
also wrecked, and the track was Hooked.
Twenty—three men from the roundhouse
near by were put to work clearing away
the wreck. it was said that the runaway
engine had come clear from Scott street
nod that it bad a clear road will it reached
Dingens sin-ct.
When full details Were learned, it was
ascertained that the striker» had had noth-
ing to do with the runaway engine. The
runaway and wreck resulted from an ac-
ciilunt. ‘
Hall Trains Abandoned.
AI'IIIIIIx, N. Y.. News}. ~All mall trains
on the Southern Central and Ithaca dill
sinus of tho lmllixh have been aluuidoued.
An attempt Io make up atraiu inthe yards
last evening: iniiul. the men refusing to
work.
STEVENS I BREAKEWDOWN.
‘l‘lre Ea-Mlnlater to flaw-ll Arrives In Boa.
ton Mme-t Ill. I
llos'ruh', Nov. '32.~Ex~hlinlstcr John ,l..
Stevens of llnwaii arrival in this city and
wont to the home of his nephew, Elmer
Storm, at M Morrison street. West 5qu-
crvlllc. (in arriving laat night he almost
immediately retired. The strain he has
been under the past few weeks has begun
to tell upon his constitution, and it was a
physical impossibility, it was said, for him
to receive callers Mr. Elmer Stevens
stated that his IliltflL‘ had retired very much
fatigued. Salli Mr. Stevens to a reporter:
“My uncir- Wislu‘il me to say to you when
you arrived that he should have waited to
greet you but for his: {'XCL‘i'lllllK fatigue.
"lie will outline his position on the lia-
waiiau qucsliou this evening in alccturo
iminn- Lilo West i-‘omcrviiie Baptist church
and ulli In .. day or um have really it reply
to Mr. lilumil‘s thermos in Iii-lull."
Oil llli' Imiu Mr. r'tI-vr-Ixs null-red into a
couvenaiion will. on Ithuomlaucn and
talked som- rl‘gdl‘iltllg the Hawaiian ques-
i. «II. He and lt'illil not regard thoposi-
zi.... lilhtil 1.; I!» l'ill?llill§lrfliltlil as the
pulls) of Iiw llv‘ill «In. l.‘ putty, holding
this. llll‘ lli'miu'mlic puny will he true to
its iii-am: I.» polity. which is in be summed
up in lli‘ .w \Huiln, "Wr mud have the lla-
waiimm . ~. liv hilllr'ii Ilnit liI' was
final. do. .qum-ii, no malts-r li‘lllli olbt-ra
might do. not to treat the subject from a
political, much li‘flt‘ It party Manilwlut. '
“gm Among Mountaineers.
iiIII;I-..\\‘II.I.I:, S. t‘., Nov. “la-«A rI-Itular
battle Ot't'ill’i'l'tl in Iim nionutnln» "our the
line betwm-u Uri-om lilo iiiidb‘purmusburg.
There. was it public mic, and it largo num-
la-r of tho mountain people assembled.
Whisky Ilmv. d fri-t-ly, and thorn mm more
urine ligliizng all day. ’l'lIvowm'rsof a
whisky wagon and the ninth dispensary
officers who had triivl in seize it came to
gnilIt-r. (luv-if flu-owners of the wagon
was i-lltii through ilw lit-III. Henry Fisher.
um.- uf fin- uli—ih'll‘ntl')‘ oillrrrs, was that:
killed. rievcral min-rs vvi-re Wounded, three
sorloualy. , .. $
lift-if on Her lluelIwmI'I Gran.
:‘lltil‘i‘ l-I, Nut. .linritarot Murphy
in“ lu-r In lll‘ .t Hummingu flail; near
Syrncimgi . . ~II Iln- uruvm of llt‘l’hllfl‘
hand our! lirnm-n m a tn'lllt‘h ry about two
ml ,. dim! mt :um li-ll and broke her big.
“vi“; ll-ltllll‘ in summon aid, aiIr died
from rxpmurv. llil‘ lusly was found the
tit-at day on but husband's grave.
ruurtli l‘iau l'orthlera.
Wastiiwnm, Nov, 22.-'l‘llt‘ following
fotIrIiI class pout twister» wrrc appointed:
New \‘ori’. Mn, V'. l-‘. Fold: l'uluiuliits. "1'.
Hopkins; l‘iillll Viol-m r. Anthony Whipple:
.lnok‘a liver. Hiram l'ichurnl: Mo l‘tmior. (furl
rilnum: i'rruvlllv. .im‘ph Mount; ’l‘nlwru, Hun.
uvl i‘crliilwm‘. \\'l-ntrrnvllli-. H. W. Hawkins.
New Jersey . Delaware. “2 M. (him PM
aula. iiuiay Worse.
clerks Not to Ital: Mans.
. About. My. Gib-A concerted plat to
robilio lam» nmmliamn of this city was
unearthed limo. li‘lt‘o clerks in as my
dim-rent storsu were in tlir- plot. With the
aid of norm "Immune they were on-
abled to send goods out of townatul one
change ahd mule them of! in various ways.
a. new... ........ .. on»...
Town swallowed by the teeth.
lumlmx. Nov m.“t‘ special from flushed
brings further details of the earthquake
timl outlive-l Friday at Kitchen, In the
Illltlllt'l'll part «If the province of Khulna-
san. The town was completely destroyed,
and the ions of life was immense.
.. f M ._
nails-iii arm let rigor.
w asmsmos, Nov. W.~l}fipi§ill Edward
L. Zallnalti has been ordered to appear be
fore the retiring Ward in New York. This
Would thwart any plan of his to [relate
thr service of the lrsslilan permanent.
Dalsrn Mouton fraught.
tier-raw. rim. wwcharlssaml Wilhatn
Carmichael and Mr. and Mr». Patrick
Burke won: arrested on a charge of stabs-
glinga om. lifts. mm was soon after
. but the three men m held.
A happen»! It, or 'nrhar's nitride.
savanna Nov. own was an ‘ to
I. William do... of smut, . Y.. was
fouiai tit-ail in bed at the Marshall Mensa
He was without funds and it new to
have taken poison.
in a £933 Mpg: mm N
am, or. I.” employment
Bearer lit-atria flight Isotopes; m a“
“Masts-waives ranchers
Hush 'im‘w its
am
veonr Moll .
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VtHRiSlMlS DAY,
1'
Tomlinson’s Pharmacy
ciimiiiu‘srs DEATH
Many Monro the Big Hearted
Ear-Secretary of Agriculture.
THE END OAHB ALL UHBXPBOTBD.
It Was Thought ‘flsat [In Hod Ila"! to
Recover—General Harrison 'hprausa
"ti-oi Rehab—Lets of ‘lle'apsst tellia
lamory In Washington.
. Virtuous, WM, Nov. ails-The death of
Gent-rat Rusk came like nbolt of lightning
from the sky. 'l'iiere wan not the slightest
indication of Ute approaching cud. Colonel
llenry Cussoi’i, his former private secrev
tnr)’. left his lmlslde at ii o'clock Monday
night, and gave to an assembled crowd of
the general’ii friends the most positive ea-
surance that the crisis was surely passed.
fileneral Rusk himself said to his phy-
sicians during the evening, "Boya, I'm
better."
- DnGott and Mrs. Craig, the general’s
eldest daughter. remained with him dur-'
ing the night. lie took an unusual amount
of milk and other nourishment and slept a
good portion of the night. He had talked
freely and appeared more reconciled to
JEREMIAH at. noon.
his condition than at any time since his
sloltnerta. Monday was the first limo be
admitted his apparent improved condition.
Hi to 10 minutes of dissolution he talked
with lIi~ waIvht-rs, and he appeared todrop
into a wan-fill sloop. Death came without
a struggle and with no warning whatever.
Only Dr. liutt and two members of his
family were present to watch the flicker-
inIr light go out.
The surgeons seem disinclined to offer
any reason for the sudden and fatal change
in the patient's condition. A post mortcm
will be held to determine ‘the cause of the
urnsral'adcatb. t‘ulonel l. .l. Rusk, who
had been coliatautly at hie father's bedside
fur twowcelw,dcpartrd for his honieln
Chippewa Falls Monday night.
Funeral Will Be Friday.
Messages announcing the death of Gen.
erol ifu~it were sent to u-l'resident Har-
rison, Int-Inherit of the cabinet who were It»
amlulod uitli him and many ntlirr prom
ineut persons throughout the country.
The funeral will occur l'riduy;
(it‘lli‘l'lll Bush's dumb was dueto a mini-
piicailnu of disorders, thi- origin of which
dale... burl; wx‘rral years. Nearly lilywtru
ago, while unvt-rnor of the slate. General
liuak had It first attack similar to that
which [irlmfrllfrtl him on him last bed of
shim-m. The physician» lllt‘ll decided that
the trouble was disorder of the slotnach.
’l‘lw boun- tvhrre (lent-ml Rusk dim! has
ll‘t‘ll the family realilI-Iice for many years.
illui- lllmlf“, conurmsimml directories and
liigrupbu'w! Ilictl-nimrivs giw iiruoral
Huxk's rim ltio‘liiuli as ilmi of o favour, and
riIthfulIy. llu ml l. - of Iiu- fluent
(arms in Vernon .. ua‘f, lI inn north of
the village of \ Irony-hand is lit a high
ulnie of cultivation. The ilwdliug la a
piltitt frauw structure, It iiinry and a half in
in laid. and is pain.“ Ii a WI'iiiilt'l‘ worn yi-l‘
low. ’l'all locust lm-n surround the build-
luu. At out: side the large burns, uran-
arlee and n lunllitiitai‘. The r. with of the
dwelling urn t-Iri:f in uumlmr and are not
large or ril'vllly. :ill‘l lioltiirr are they
handsomely tinniabui. Exit-nor am] in-
“WI“? ll lino ll plain. lmuu lake llllk. how-
..wr‘ ltlllcflnlt" .‘t Ililllv. oi rulidcomfurt.
The apartment in u lI‘iv'I lir'IIi-I-ul limit suf—
frri-xi Illa inst lilim.» and in which bodied
Is on the second floor llliil rat the front of
the building. The walls int‘ low, and the
furnishings are lit happily with those of
the rooms in the InmiI-nl lmiue.
(kneral Harrison nil Itnals.
lxnuyu'ui Is, NI-t‘. 2'2 Spi'liltiiu: of the
Ili'liili of ill Ht'ttll‘idl‘} lill-k. t‘X‘l'H‘nidpifl,
lllltrimlll'ltill' "’l'licniivauf the rim”) of
(tunnel llm. Woo not only a great grief,
but a Ito-m mlrpriu' to m». l ml not only
ovary high regiml, but u vmy louder nf.
frolic—I for liclItIral limit. lie Wills one of
tin- ambient and trot-st own I ever know.
llt‘ «It» a man of ability, and discharged
eVi-ry llllillc dilly that ii" “its swarming] M)
with Iicllty. ills “Will t-harucit-riailcwas
hi» lami- hrarluluvau moi his illl’sz'I’Vlflfl
loyalty to his country and to his frlrnda.
My personal and official relations with him
were also shamtrrlwl by the 3mm:
ulnllaiity. in the it'ail’lfillltill‘nidepartment,
llfllllli awry urea! work for these inter-
est: in this wintry.”
he N. as .i Wublsutnu.
Waslusomx. r... , at. «fiduciary Mor-
too, at the will- I. tiwt‘illm. called the a»
trillion of Preside .t Cleveland to the death
of rx-llecretary limit, and the president di-
rected that an air-liar be issued placink the
flag over the itvpartmtvni of Mrlcultnra at
half mast.
mm Morton, stir airing if the late
secretary. said: "i rte-or saw him until i
came to Washlimtmi last wring. Mould
not help liking him, as Wlt the case I'm
everybody else who knew him,tbu W
tarm- hearted man he mu. l Wu
when informal of his limo lo.“ Jam lint.
mane! indium said of. x secretary Rusk.
”its was as good a man . s i am knew."
If"! Mr ';lilrsv‘irr£1":‘ a“.
Barn, him. Nov. tun ‘l'ev new Norwich
”helium" City of i. mil. which in the
lam start Moi-mu I. .‘v ever hunt in
thiamine launched mm tilt! Keenan
hers:
M “iii; VWMIIV Mia Ham...
Km, a. 12. Nov, cadmium! M
H; mm with”: banner elm
train it t" W lie fox
no “at“ discharge of his mm
M... .wwsnw.‘
disarm are tar 13W
:3 W - am. a. ulnar
Wm
’ Braves. ‘
WW.
, annemm
f 2 m M MIKE”.
., sauces.
. on . ,
HDTMII HEATERS.
Gasoline Stoves.
GASOLINE,
3'! ”fill 021 Oil BARREL
Factory and Boat Work
a SPECIALTY.
"Washington Dbltllomalhlll
mid
FISH, ‘ (WWW.
genesis,
LOBBTEBB, . BOALLOPE,
~GAME, ,
Pure Vermont MAPLE BY RUP,
Imported OILS
. - and HARDINEB,
Finest Assortment .of FISH. to
be had. I
PIOKLED dramas.
Huntilliluii,
’l’olsohono Call, fl-ll.‘
Du .lilll lilaiita Bicycle?
flaws/hast ands my m is“!
Oashu- $ t 00- Cash.
contemporary
Piaciioailjgcle Repairing
Iiiiuiis llllllii.
to orderat short notwe. W v
line of the latent pattern mo: rifle-Win“.
we respectfully call your attention. Prices as
Ivorh is as is consistent with first class
Walton 8i Niclerson,
“Main St. ‘llomsll. 03%”
a HOTEL HORROR. ~
Ill Isa Burned teneath While Struggling
to ”scape. ‘
BEAWB,Pa., Nov.2'2.—-A frightful dis.
aster occurred at the government dam. two
milaa below the city, in which six Inert
were roastedi to death and severe? were
bully injured.» The disaster owurred at
the Merrill House, a three story frame
building used as a hotel and bowling
house to accommodate the employees of
the new government dam which has been
under course of construction for the past
were asleep.
The dead are: Jerry Wrenn, boas stone—
mason, aged 00, and his son Damaged 34,
of Pittsburg; John Kelly, a laborer, of
Woods Him, aged 40; Robert Stanley. an
engineer, of New Brighton, aged 35: liar.
ney Wilkes, a alourmaaou, of East ltl‘r't‘l,
.Alleghany, aged so; Janina Hughes. an en-
gineer, of Cbartiers, aged 38. '
As most of the bodies were Iouml close
togethrr'under the stairway, it is thought
that the pmr fellows, suffocating as they
struggled to reach the usual Iticmiaof (39‘
cairn. had approached the stairs either slu-
gly or together, and they only gave up the
fight for life when they found the stairway
a blazing furnace. The coroner will hold
the bodies until! noon, and those that are
not identified will be buried at the county‘s
expense. There ware no fire ramps», and
it is probable that some measures "my be
fallen to punish the alleged violation of
the law's requirements in the matter.
TO OUST HAYES.
Ill‘. Powllerly 1s Row “irritated andle
a Revenge. » .
Pnztlnuu'uI/I. Nov. The finance
committt-o of the general Imwnilily of
Knights of labor hits made its long looked
for n—purt. ’l'lu- gourml executive Clllllllllir
tee was exonrmiod, Itmi the order ilnda
itself in a fair lmnnrinl condition. in the
report, among, other things, Ilu- (‘ulilllliiii‘t’
rrwniiucndril that the order dispose of its
political headquarters building at NH
North liruml ~Ir.rt, this. city, at the high
est [Nllihllllc figure uml rrrci u Iwu' but less
expensive ailili'llil‘e at sumo more vrulml
point. ludiuiiupolia is Ullt- of the points
“talented.
in a vote when in the iiw-Iiibiy on the
report a minute “ill-i i-Iltorrd fully uxoir
crating tiw gl‘ulul master Wtirkllmll and his
White: on the executive board, thus re-
lieving them of the st igmu whit-ll Scorc-
tsry‘tn-asurrr llnyvs‘ Elllll‘flt'b of Inisuppru»
priatlou of rt-licf funds impliul.
it was unulliqlnliy euixmumul that m the
amnion today all flu: grand offices will be
declared vacant fllltl a new t-iwi Inn unit-ml.
This, it is said, will be done fur tin.- [“er
pone of putting now their in olllcc instead
of Mr. “0|th lailIl llm~o ul his friends who
are now helium.r otlii-Iai positions.
A”
"in"
”rent Trulmmin Rewarded.
L‘Esriiaua. ills, Nor. J:. in filo prey
sauce of fin!) mm l'lllfliili‘t‘f‘ lieu Young,
Fireman L'hariu» .‘lt‘UIMI-ll, i'ulltlllt'lul‘
Andrew (Mum. llrllhl‘lllilli Fred Story, Ex-
press Mafia-nun (‘urLclIus lint lo illitl l‘. l.
Saunders, an to. i-inployec. u‘vro Lurch pre-
sented by olilriuln of thc lilinois (.‘cutral
nuimml and tin.- American liaprrs-Imnr
puny with “Hill mmluls uml llll‘i‘ ' Nliltl't‘rl of
all tit t‘flt’ll EI. illl' llilllHla i‘I-Iliml rilllil,
This was in the nature of it n-o .‘ml for line
gallant St‘t‘Vlt't‘ put :3 ....«.l by Iliwu llii'll ill
(it-fending iiii- nib-mint of lutiiilils in roll an
lllinois (“t-ulrn‘. \‘Xl'l'vai train In-Iu' lit‘i'ti on
the night of saw. to.
Public l'ardunlng la Cruel.
('ll.\ltl.r".a‘l‘ini,\‘, bins... Nov, '2. “'Imlrn
Bridges of the sinio prim-h li.i.\ ~Iuliilil-Il Io
lim’rruor liliwwil Ins «:Imppx'mnl of fin:
cimfnm of pardonim; Ion liil- I-ulivlrfsiu
the institution on 'l liliukaxivtng day. The
wunleu lis'lim't'a Ilw cusimu in in» (NIH,
and he suggests that if life prisqu-h am to
be partiom-il on that day the int way
would “P In visit them quietly In iiwir
cells, rather than to nmlto Ammo iiil‘il’
good fortune before all ilioutliur 1n luollt‘i’l.
as is the present custom.
The fashion rlil’islr.
NEW Yuma, Nov. :2, Klimt ilm- ('ugh-
ion has aided again-d hn-r iti'uillIvt' I‘lmriea
and will) his first u lft- la shown by the fact
that Mrs. i'oglilun No. 1 has found on My
luiu lll flow ifnglilnn's house, 17 Viral.
Ninetyaixtli .r-if‘l't'i, and flint idle is staying
thorn with her minim-Ii daughter. ’l'lI-I Im-
Imuucclncut is also made that t'lmrios
L'uuhliiu and Kuinw li~~vurhixo will leave
the lfonhiau company
You». litovenum Harriett.
llummsiirnx. Ilia, Nov. ‘J‘J. «Al. the
Presbyterian church bowls lit-eon Sit-Volt
ton, only aim and i-cvrvlury of the Non
tirvaliient til filo ['nliml .‘n‘l Mm. \\ m» wedded
to Miss llelm bouiw ilmie I “0le dough
for of William”. llaiis. Imldidu r of It...
Daily Pantourapb,» iliepobluruu Iu-wspu.
per, which has always politically nmmat‘d
Mr. Stevenson. line lllliimutivl l" more wit-
nessed the ceremony.
Boston’s 'l'eit l’avty Tablet.
Martin, I'ov. WNMA lIIIo-lmmo broom
tablet ism mark the site of fii‘lllln's a Inn-f
an Atlantic avenue, the scone of the Ilmmu
log Mei-board of the ion llllti iiostim imr-
borin lil'll. 'l'he tabivt liiriisiimi I’- by if
foot and tea has relief mm t'lllIlegltfllll
rigged ship, from which own are throwing
overboard boxes of tea.
A lllll and a liaihsndd
Mares. Nov. random Mackle way are
rested today on suspicion of lit-lair the man
who brat in the bond of Mrs. Ut‘umc lien.
Ilaii. Mrs. Randall clutched a portion of her
assailant's haibantl,aml in it was a bill from
the firm where hackle work u, The woman
In urine» W... . . .. , .
cardinal album value by a crank.
murmur, . 'ov. 22. ~~tlsnlinui Gibbons
mired a visit from a crank named Frank
titreekfns. Caulinal Gilli.“ sired the
man upaasoan as he nude his demand for
D50 in cash anti soon got rid of his unmiia
come caller. flirt-cities was afterward ar—
ruied. MW,“
marital bath of a tale Jester.
{vast lisvas, Nov. Wr~f§llnh llurlhnrt
(lootinnonph of Winchester. Coma. and a
Yale ’tlnivr,tll¢d stifle Yale luminary of
internal rupture. Umtlstwilitb received
his fatal inlaryn week ago by running
into in M “W
In. Isaiah's Assailant ante.
horror, Nev. scum.» silicate is mailer
art-rat. shat-pad with the murderous assault
committed a a Mrs.- flange if. Randall
at her horns, t liaiiana mt.
W ~fiat use him.
limo, lfov. fl “Young ”eminent
alum» blew wizohuwfirs’ angina is
as to up a son moon»
first. when is tall.
jinn, = .- ~ with
year. The hotel caught tire while the men '
mom’s
MlGROBE ,
KILLER “
. Istheoni known principle
that will Milli the microbe
in the blood w out Injury to
the system. By removing the
4 one cause it cures all human
, Diseases 1
'l'lserlllam lsdana llrmbellllsrCe.
1 might hit. New York City.
2. (t. ‘l‘iiMLllfltm.
a North Main Strei.
'l'lll sum
HIIDOO RIIIDV
"mania 'ml anovs
lll'fil'LTI in re DAIK Cures all
Rhinos liiv-nmw i-‘mluur Itmnry,
l‘nrerir, tumult»: LXIfllilly Emin-
~lon~3 [\lf‘..l‘mlsl‘d by part advance, n on vigor amisixo
inelirunktn til‘flllirfi.;llltl qulrhl Int silrvly restores
Lost laalmed In old Iaryuurm. lanivrartkwlln rest
rim-tr: I‘m-name uf‘nvkurt'. an furnaces-m...
wriltrnmllraats-r tee-n or It’llfy "fa-090.1%)“ f
lit any un Irinviplul tlI-Iw lst sol on may had «I!
Imitation, lustshrtlmviim mum anoniroihvr Y
lit' barn»: guilt. u. am pm; m
tifprii‘r. l‘umpblci in rv-rtimit‘nvi In no.
oriental Iedteat (‘o . Preps. . t airs", llL, "murals.
GEO. C. STILLSON.
South Harwell, (loan.
W.H.Meek'er&iio.
c. I i. ii. BDLTDN’S
IIII WATER HEATEl
"N. , / 3' i.
an"??? m unfit:
Plumbing, 8mm and tits-Fitting.
Tin and Sheet iron flail.
iintflir flitting.
Plans and «stimulus furnished for rlther
hot water. steam or hot air heating.
at MOUTH HAIN fi'l‘
iv. L. accounts
.3 SHOE adi'hlr.
Us mm: midi-ml nah;
’- Isotln thewsml. If!
"permanent!“ mad-fallow
mm are», Wanna“. a
list... ”Resultant mastsndioskasl
muesli. f sistlsscoaommlaymfsm
«amnion gall. l. ”I” i3: hiring" Isms and
'43?“ chansons. nrdchmtesff lion's?»
J. BOHAUB.
concuzam- momma
Cm Without Stomach mugging.
FEMALE DISDBDERB
GUM MAI It".
lhll film-Ell. lililiilillliilliii
permeate-rs,
inflammation, Congestion, etc.
It.“ It Ina is: My» Tmtliciiil
N "Wilhflilflmr
throw. (1. muses on. ff. tony.
TIMI. I03 IO Btfl".
(let cumin «1 tar-um
MONEY “‘70!!le
an" Pail m hello» at Cum.
OTAR
“fill.
mung“ EM“ mi“
0 Tanisha
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your
orders
for'
anything
in the '
line of
', Finelnb ”flung
that you
may wish
and ‘we
Guarantee
that the
work
lwill be
done with
EIINE 8
and
MIMI
”Air...
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“OFFICE. ......
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.“DHDWBEDS' PIIIDB.‘ .
From an to . sum t at
”W" outflow
rn
on fine 6
mentofnp tend bodies is extensive. A
llvholstem neonatanl stundanes, who
at short notice my;
on. stool-
flve shes. from lift) to . Pro l
iris Tricyclastpruia Veggie“. ” lets.
‘F. BOYLSTON.
ROWAYTON. on. opposite R. R. snitch
01.1) m RELIABLE
DAILY DIRECT .
Freight Line
New YORK,
‘Soulh’ Norwaik'
NORWALK.
THE Pitfli'El.LElifi
CITY lIF NDRWALK
AND
EAGLE.
Will leave Pier 2}, E. it, Beekman street.
New I orlr. at 5 p. In.
Move Norwaik. 5 p. in; South Not-walk. ilzrll
D. In.
Finight rcrelvul from T a In. to 5 p. In.
Upon application to agruts file (‘if ‘ of Non
Will» and iconic will lie soul for aw nl lots of
frellziiinu)Ivucroiuhew York or Its vicinity.
[TAM (Mr-ops are forbid trusting any of
illev‘llllilult-Ntil’ the boats of this line an ac‘
coImL or ti“: o.» nets illitl‘t‘fif. art!) tf
I
E.6.MomsSaiel}n
Successors to E. (3. Morris is Co.
CAPITAL. scamouo.
64 Sudliury St, Boston, Mass.
Fire and
Bugle-“Proof Sales.
in
Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault Duets.
AND
DEPOSIT WORK OF All KINDS
The Best Sales in the florid
I50,Dllllln use. Always Im-
sms their contents.
iliii sold in Lynn. Mano. slow I at great.
where fit] of our sales wrre blilllt’l ted to ititemie
heat. preserving their mun-III».
CHAMPION RECORD also in the Great
(‘h 1%) Fire in l .l in the (treat Boston Fire
in , and in all the great fires since. fiend
forulrcnlars. Atlanta wanted. ohm
’ l. 0. JENNINGS. '
PapaI flangflfit‘gigin'inei, Painiei
Will PIPER lliil BORDERS
lNorth Main utrcct. do. Ronni!
aample famine of full line latest styles of
Paper-.llordsrs anvllllit Moulding:- taken
him In for inuwtlon. or) notice by postal.
mri latirnaias chmrtully givrn.
Physician for Wound
an. on. ii. iIsuIiIoIn
(fan im ronsulteii at her oilics.
342 Broad St, Bridgeport. fit
from in a. m. m 7 p. In. any day except Huntley
The [loom Isa mailer physicl n ad f r
the mat-i ma ml mini t e till
.. Inna. .i." or. at} .Z'Mi”
from any illfllru y the t in he sea “5
Ir. Iiiilifnrtl in f s at test m’t‘hs
consul!
datum. and with the within“) of Vi“
mm skillful and arlrntmr 1min) t tam
lo m-uirrii allh‘flf’ and medicine. am a.»
filmlaiml Inr mm mom-at PM. ‘1' er's'
«rate. All Mien prom oily ropiist a.
ritual! den 9 m to
I. ll. Nisii till.
I") Aid. KINDS 0"
Plumblnz. steam
All")
Gas Fitting.
”m” "‘ lioi iii "M Slum lie-w
”SALEM ll!
Irate, Tin, Iisssrslliroolsry,
nssoislstcilililiii‘smiimi
1‘0 manta alum.
fusion sort attend-mi promptly.
f.ii.lll8i|&lilli
Cor. Rain and West ills.
aromas. amen.
Milan; 0/ m1 «Imam: V all
Hilda fn m. on admission is
Norwalk Chronicler