' They moaned:
. rheumatism neuralgia.
ability and lovers. 8.
reputable. delicately sugar.
- quicklyndiuolml. tho:
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unneeded
. nines physicians. ‘
EVENING SENTINEL.
‘9 . ”um-“ml!“-
. unpaid: mammalian
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remorse-mm have“!
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“loo min” advertisements. not ex-
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, meson. NOVEMBER 23. 1893.
CITY AFFAIRS.
A‘oorroopoudent, in another column.
m some most timely suggestions on
.dty mutton. For the first time in several
youthtlie Republicans have full control
“the city, and it behooves them to guard
militia charge that has been intrusted
In! city aflairs have been managed.
' m. By methods. we mean in a
. m mutants—the worst of which
‘ hue boon unlennces in appointments.
or what has been worse, disposing of
molly of them Ilpon party claims rather
than personal merit or qualifications. It
i time this practice visa abandoned. and
tholaoh election was notice‘that it must
cease. ' .
Our city expenses have increased at an
aim-vii” rate without ‘norreemndinz
pull! until our taxes, heavy as they
More inouilloient to meet running ex-
and our bonded debt. in addition
it what we owe for water works. his
W nearly one hundred thousand
“I. To show for this we have par-
fil film received in fire department
N lowers. Our greatest expense
been for streets. and we
, bro the least to show for it.
Thu manner of running the street de-
We is, in a great measure. respon-
“do! this. *With every change of
Won there iuachange in the
memo! working the streets. and no
oaaplaa boa had a fair trial. Whether
in would have been better or worse
Ml lay of the piano been continued
“till: onooeusonlo an open question.
m we submit to the in-
sulin; oddllniotrution u it would
who whole try some other plan in the
m "I'hllolty hao been very fortun-
“with it! oommlmlons. They are
Wand run on business princi-
plea and, as a result quite beneficial.
Thumbs prevails that a street com-
”would prove as satisfactory as
‘WWIM and Electric Light commis-
“Iud there is no reaoon why it
mid not. Curtain it lo, our street
m could not be more expensive and
, _Wrythan it has been. Under
‘ notional-ions plan could be devised
”could be given full and fair trial.
7m, there is much street
MWMH be contracted for and
more: highest responsible bid:
at a great saving to the city. A
W could have a anperinteudent
fl with oootracts were fulfilled.
out“ out without four of party
. . Tlnpooplo want an expendi-
hl’ilcf public money on the sums princi-
Hul'otherbuelneoe lo done-«l dollar's
i
W to that and should get no icon.
, oftaopooplo atlurgr.
W
_‘ eta-am lull-labors.
‘ Infections! caved“
1‘8“.er advertisements fur-v
'1. . . , .
WOATIDIS should in allcasee be
‘h then. The election which placed the
party in power was a protest against the
lilo not our purpose tocriticise post
administrations. We believe that they
have done almost as well as the accepted
method! in vogue so long would permit
Modeller expended. They are
ilk iii and every councilman should
Ill-hitting himself in any way.
one. They were elected by
as wall ultepnblioons. and
than the ordinary mass. the
Whores. with a duty
' .toaliothon, of looking after
hombre homes.
a
’9‘ ,
scum meme
MW
Plastic
STOVE LlNlNG ,
e aussmcrc ros- flhuanroir.
Sellerwaiklia,
42 death l“ .
mt
WILL BE we smut
The Struggle oa‘the Lehigh Be-
. gun in Earnest.
TRAINS PROTECTED BY POLICE.
the Road Is Hiring Many lea, but lama
of Thom Are Said to Be Strikers Who Do
not unease to Work—Other Boado soul
Thu-tuned.
J sneer Cm, Nov. 28.——A drill engine in
charge of Engineer Schlager, a nonunion
man. made up- a freight train which was
sent out. Jersey Central employees gath-
ered, near the Leblgh tracks. and when the
locomotive of the Chicago express backed
up to the roundhouse they surrounded the
engine and jeured at the engineer and fire-
man. The arrival of the police encouraged
the engineer, and the locomotive was
backed into the roundhouae without vio
lonce. Details of policemen arrived later
at the Lehlgh freight yards at Communi-
uw in patrol wagons. A rcportthat trou-
ghs was imminent drew a crowdof 1.500 to
e foot of Morris street. The police went
to guard the track in west Jersey City dur-
ing the passage ot the freight train. They
were loaded. 30 strong. on two gondola
cars. and under the command of Captain
Farrier they were deployed along the rails
from Jersey to Falrmount avenue. The
departure of the train was delayed by the
late arrival of ill) special policemen.
Police on the ‘I'rulnl.
It was understood that after the train
left Jersey City the specials were to be sta-
tioned on thetops of the cars. They st
in the caboose. Captain Craig. a detective
of the Pennsylvania road. rode on the en-
gine M one of. the specials. They were en-
gaged to go to Phlllipsburg.
Freight Agent Rundio suid that the Lee
high would soon have seven locomotives at
work in the yards at Communipaw to.
more freight trains. He said that the
backbone of the strike was broken and
that be had all the men he wanted.
The Budalo express went out on time.
The train was in charge of u nonunion en-
gineer and fireman. in the cab Wei; a rail-
rorui detective and a policeman. e lat—
ter left the train as it slowed up at ecuey
avenue crossing.
Hiring Many Ion.
BurrALo. Nov. lid—The Lehigh has tried
hard to do something toward raising the
blockade, but where it gained at one point
it lost at another. Through trains were
sent. out from the East Buffalo freight
yarn!- oaaa of ens-chandler: and two of array
ty dumps. How far they will go is a once
tion. The only trucks that are clear are
between hem and Sayre. No passenger
trains arrived Tuesday from the east. Two
passenger trains started out Wednesday
for Sayre. The first contained Superin-
tendent Fer-ell and 77 railroad men. The
second bore 43 nonunion men. of whom so
were engineers.
These are to be used in tryingtoruioe
the blockade at Sayre. where Fennel] will
now make his headquarters Atamoet-
in of the Lehlgh firemen. m which i. A.
lson. the representative of Chief Bur.
gent. was present. the firemen unanimous-
ly voted to ofier their services today to
Sheriff Beck as deputies to protect the
rnllrond's property.
A meeting of roprcsentativm of the
brotherhood was held. at which it was de-
cided that if any freight was handled at
Suspension Bridge or Buflalo by the Lake
Shore, the Erie or the West Shore. to order
out the men on those roads. ltls under.
stood that the anknwannp and Central
:sve refused to handle freight for the In
h.
is Long struggle holed tor.
Everything now points to a retracted
struggle. lusting perhaps until hrlstmao.
The strikers profess to think that they cmi
win over many of the nonunion men who
have hired out in the pastrlny or two to
the Lehlgb. An engineer was initiated
into the brotherhood Wednesday who that
morning started to all the throttle in
place of a striker. T a Chicago. Burling-
ton and Quincy engineers are coming on
rapidly to take places and are being ac-
cepted almost to a man. Today the 1&th:
hopes to move freight aat Sayre and
kcs-p it moving out of uffalo. -
nogus Noun-Ion Isa.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. ail-About 150 el-
leged nonunion men were sent from this
city to Bethlehem, presumably to take the
places of the striking engineers. fireman
and tralnmsn on the Lehigh Valley road.
Seventy-two of them left on a special trai
of the Reading terminal. and at the Thl
were taken on.
(ice of the in n at thelermlnalotated
that the men wit but few exceptions w
hood man.
the road in running order.
trouble. said that he hm. n
of no such move being made . "Tho
pie 0 the state should know by this tlln
it" I mayonuor 5
no communication whatever from the or
srnor upon the subject of the Lshlgh ul
icy atri .”
A. lion-l.
these
strikers. Div I is ulotberv. on
«rill! .ThO'l
hymns ‘1’;th ma
H
turned , ,
«it.
led
Woe
our: ,k-ouaua
cosh.
urns. issues s cc.
have been imported to take atrikora' phases
and Berks Street station as many more
brotherhood men. who had hired to t o
la'high company for the purpose of discon-
certing tboomciai» of the road. Ila said
they did not intend to go to worh.but
simply to go where directed end then aban-
don their employers. This plan will he
kept up right along. as the agents at the
recruiting office have no way of telling
whether or not an applicant in a brother-
'l‘odny snot her batch of men will he sent
out for points beyond Bethlehem. Acting
General Monomer Voorhevn is still at Beth-
lehem misting President Wilbur to get
Major General George A. Snowdea.N.
6.. Pub. when seen about the possibility of
the militia being called to the scene of the
ni’bei-n advioed
said he. “that neither a railway prrulden
burns-s of a city ill
town has the right to ask for military pro
Motion. Bach rightla vested only in the
sheriff of the county in which trouble is
anticipated or has scanned. l have had
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Pam" Asnov.N. J.. Nov. Il-uliuglnsor
David lireblrml arrived here on engine are
after a run over the Mill 8 from Kenton.
Ronald that after leaving hilllpabnrg ho
was attached by a number of man who
7 several of the missiles
'ulruelihlni. . ahallevumenaoawm
Wig? h ‘1‘»? altitude of era
In a. to .
mind; when: Contralmm
' all thmbaoktownrh
re-
‘_ ohuu and nut.
o l A MEN no
M" “anmw °' "i“
Genuine Article.
momma-nus
drawemornunwu
llo lesions St. Brooklyn.
assurance. , resume.
, momentum-u. an
have all been won over to our side and are
now out. The whole territoryla complete»
ly tied up. Not a wheel is being turn
if necessary. men on the other roads
be called out promptly. beginning with the
Central. the others to follow. Everything
is now in our favor."
A Train [navel Auburn.
Abacus. N. Y.. Nov. thin—The first traip
to leave or arrive at the Auburn station oil
the Leblgh for 28 hours was made upundar’
the protection of a large poses of deputies
and a squad of policemen yesterday ofter-
noon. The intention of the company to
make- the utterlipi income known ear y in
morning. and when the time come for the
start to be made there was a large crowd'ih
the you! '
The first engine brought out of the round-
honse was soon surrounded by a mob of
jceriug friends of the strikers. and in the
confusion the fire was drawn from the lire
box by some unknown person. As soon u
the train left the. yards the crowd dispersed.
and quiet once- more reigns about the com-
pnny‘s property. «
‘ Lung Ilattla Ahead. ’
\‘i’xmrnomns. Pu. Nov. xiii-ft now
looksas ilmugh the strike on the liehigh
Valley would last some time. The strikers
have the best of the brittle so far. because
the cmnpau y has been unable to fulfill
promises made Monday. The ofticlala stated
than that they could get all the railroaders
they wanted lulu hours and by Wednes—
day the Nail would be in running order
again. Neither of these things has come
to Dives. it is owcll known fact that the
company hue lulled in the task of securing
new bands. Some have been secured of
course, but they are, only it drop in the
bucket. A grout many others that have
supplied urn incompetent. uud the company
would not have them under any circum<
airmen. '
Hunted the New Arrivals.
Enliitii. Pu. Nov. iii.«--’l‘lm strikers be~
came r xciiul when it WAS announced that
utruiuluml of men to lulu.- the strikers'
place-a wzn. on its way from iiochcetcr.
There were tlm-uis of verge-moo. and the
men million-J in crowds at the depot. The
leudvro‘. however. Were anxious to preserve
pollen and cuuuscinl the men not to use in)"
violence.
About 70 men arrived when the Roches—
ter train pulled in. They are to take the
place of strikers. A big crowd of strikers
surrounded the trnln..but beyond hunting
at the new arrivals there was no disturb-
snco.
M'KEIGHAN’S BOARD BILL.
Politico Bald to lie Behind the foregroun-
mun's Aural.
Lixrnw. Ni" . Nov. zi.——(.‘onxn-ymnnu
W. A. .‘HK- \u was brought lll 1mm
lil-iiiiluud in c [true of u licpulysbrrill'.
\vlmnrrvsimi him til the lilsiillll‘i' of A. L.
linm’cr of the Linden hotel. thin city. Ml:-
Kciuhmi lid-l wriliugly amouumnlod the
ulllcrr. llv
charge of
k» . pxr :i.‘.nl
7‘“. . i l l.
. >..- in
i
I.
" piling to defraud a hotel
mired a coutiummce to the
. ..u-x-..rnt for publication.
. ti
. s
sun's friends says ihvcun-
miurp'. 1. i don:
crul u. ml
ll‘l" ln'..vi.' iliv mutt is vinluil.
l’addovk in the tonal Stairs senate.
l’uwdorly lie-alumni.
of ilw L;t‘ln‘l‘.ll newmbly. Kliiglllfl of Labor
new i-lmzimn nus ordeml. 'l‘. V. l‘nw
the nominees lul' grand muster workman
The result of the balloting woo: Powderly
:55; maxing. iii; Mnxuire. i.
will lie mulluuml rainy, when it is ex
on executive board will be elected.
Shot on the Truln.
ALEXANDRIA. 111.. Nov.
lltl‘l. in the left arm.
pistol and killed Roberta lusluntly.
Iluuw Missionaries Killed by a Trail.
bud visited in a missionary Wily.
French mu m"... Milan.
governor.
a veritable colony.
slashed nah Took the Malta.
poker tables and occupied before the i
from their neural-inherit.
Vl‘llmflo arm woollen."
a
thieving. , ,. WWW ...
Tito Dim luglM Loam lie. We
"flew York cm the Lake Shore road.
. our» new; his one.” ‘. not.
wood. coupled with his
her. mission instant death.
rmfihii‘.m‘w
new Haven.jllw. “am i
tournament
,, cumsmis nu.
:izilrnlgucvl m pics-ill) tho
ll": congressman refused to
Ills
Ii‘ mutter was the work of
. r-r'a rt‘CL‘lilli lul' till (or
-. .; mun M the “Ull'l Lin-
.; 11.4» Populist [curly suy
. ; n.. ml the mutter than an
a in tel bill. and at gun-
4-i l'upullal liiu-n is lucked
The bill is al—
ln-irul in inn is been cunlmciul ill the limo
of the a». colorful Contest u hich resulted in
involwuun of Allen, mul thcr‘hief items
are said in be for the cnivriuimm-nt of per-
sons suppmczl to be of influence in the ef-
fort in lllllki‘ .‘cheighau the successor to
l‘lill..\l»i.l.l'iil.\. Nov. '.‘.'i. . .\t the wanton
nil ills: albums were dcclnml meant. and a
dolly. Luimr Commissioner Stirring of
luwn nud 'l‘. ll. Muguire of this city were
The election
pcciul that u. ill'w M-cretary-trensurcr and
Leila—William
Roberts, a Muck miner. was killed on a
Texas and Pacific train near Moreland ota«
lion by C. D. llurhcrt. Robe-rte was drunk
and cunnmwud waving his pistol in a car
full of prion rigors. and iii last be shot lief.
llcrlmrt pulled his
Xhihi.\. 0.. Nov. “zit-«Three young ladies
of this city-«Minors Sallie and Sophia Kelao
ltml Miss Lelia hlclilli. a daughter of Dr.
Molilli~wvre killed by a Panhandle train
at the edge of this city while on their way
home from a visit to is sick girl whom they
l’Mua, Nov. tutu-A deem has been is-
inqu placing French Houdini under a civil
French rule hub-mu been firmly
atomistic-4i. the decree rays. it becomes
mic: purify to «mortise and develop the vast
resourum of French clouded and mako of it
ClllCMtu, Nov. tiltw'l'lvo insulted men
entered the rooms of the Amity club. pro-
eenlud revulvcrs. ambled out from two
members who were playing could recover
Exit». (5. T.. Nov. film’l‘hc settlers in
toonship No. :3. county l.. have organised
a Vlgiiuht‘r unintuitive. with an est-deputy
United iélmrs illuishul llo pruldlnt, to
drlrc out "owners” and suppress cattle
Chicano, h‘ov. 23.41119 (anions New
York (tent rel ermine but. with the Wagner
and old lchitt Ullmun tralnrmhlch were
anhlhltsd at the World‘s fair, left here for
Gradients. Nov. some: the dinner table
Adam Smith isolated). living at Green-
wlfo and shot
om
wmheholduthu
‘ $20.0
W ” DIAWI
t!
Tomlinson’s Pharmacy
Administration Confident Lilian-
lralaai Has Been Restored.
LAST TUESDAY WAS THE DAY BET.
Whoa 1‘! Hours! From. liabior Willis
lad In [our That His Ilaolon Would
In! Bo Accompllohod—lroa Will loht
on tho l'reo List.
Wssurnorox. Nov. bra—The odious of
the state department fully believe that the
queen has by this time been restored to the
throne. While they do not fix any precise
time as to when the "installment took
place. they believe that force was not new
vary. it seems. however, that while actual
force may not have been authorized there
was to be isuch ashow of forceao would
make the provisional government believe
that the Unitul Statue would use all the
power at its orpnmnnd to bring about the
restoration. The statement was also made
that if Mr. liole reluscd to accede to the
demands of Mr. Willi! he would be thrust
aside and the queen restored. even if the
administmthm should have to couscou-
green for uuthority. '
At the same time it was claimed that
(hero Would be no necessity for any such
action. as the information f rum the island:
was to the effect that everything was work-
ing precisely as expected .
(hm reason for the beilef in some quar-
ters (but the restoration had taken place
Tuesday wns because of the assertion often
made timt unions the maturation took place
before the arrival of thr- iirst steamer (tom
the United States .incc the ntlltudc of this
administration had been made public. it
would not bl' Jnmle'nt all, because the son-
tlment of the l’mlrd states and the report
of Minister 'l‘lmrstou to the provisional
government uould have u tendency to our
tain them and cause them to resist Minis-
ter Wilils‘ rail-iris nt l't‘ninnolllln.
w "Ila Was Cosmo-l.
This phase of the (use was suggested to
the slate dcporiim-nt. and a reply was re
cclml lliui it made no dillr-rcnw whether
Mr. ’l‘bulsim. hurl been able to communi-
cate with the provisional govermuent or
not. even it that government would offer
any resistumrc. the maturation would goon
just ti u some. ‘
l as claimed that not only the inforo
in ion furnished by Mr. Bluunt. but the
r orts revolved since Minister Willie ar-
ed at Honolulu. was to the effect that
rovis‘mnul government Was sustained
viii-en that the United States
- or was in the harbor for that pur-
. lll that as soon as it was known
that the i'uiiul States would not only not
sustain the provisional government. but
was determinml l0 undo what bud been
done by illt‘ revoluliuniuts and by the al—
leged Mblfifuuct‘ of Minister Stevens. the
public Would immediately compel the
restoration at the- queen. nod the provision-
al government would full. and its mem-
bers would llilsli'll to take advantage of
the urrmeeiy which Minister Willis would
insist that the queen should grant upon
being restored to porn-r.
The Alameda is expected to arrive to-
day. At llll‘ do-pnrimn nt there is not much
expectation iii any important uewa being
received by lwr. nltimugh such athing is
barely pun. llu. Yul it is the general imv
prcsslnn ll u . - iiilliy; transpired between
the time win-u the Australia sollrdaudlbo
departure of the Alameda.
it runs not pnmibie m the time the Alu-
meda suilrd for information to reach the
islands concerning what hail happened in
the United Slums. or that the lull-trill)" of
the administration to restore the queen
had been .determiuod upon, if .‘dlnlslcr
Willis hml pursued the Home course since
the departure of the Australia that he inr-
eueil up to lllul lillli‘. so that the people of
Hawaii. outside of a wry few, would be
unaware of his intention. mi 1 he would be
allowed to pursue his plans without much
interruption.
Thurston ls Ignored.
At the White House it was stated that
Minister Thurston would not be given his
passports. the reason being lhut it would
he only is short time- bufuro he would be
but a private rill-lion. it was aleo indi-
cated that it was but by courtesy that Mr.
Thurston mus cumuirrcd the llnwallon
minister. at the letter of flecrrtary Gresh-
am indicated very plainly that the pro-
visional govrrnment we.- at an end as soon
as the nunexmlou proposition was rejected.
The slutrnu-nt tbnt ‘l‘ueadny was the day
on which Liliuoknlunl was to be put back
on her throne found publicity through the
same medium as the llrst intimation of the
plums.- of the administration in mm"
her. If tlmi is the correct date. the steam-
er to arrive tcxlny will hriiurno word of the
restoration. After that therein un steamer
scheduled to arrive from Honolulu until
Dec. ll. two weeks from next Mummy,
The people of the country must wuit until
that time for news from Hawaii unless the
state dqmrtnwnt ehnlldreids to give vu-
plicit information on to the proprmd course
to be pursued.
The basis of the belief that illiiuokulnnl
was mtorol Tuesday is snppoml to be the
die tab which was received by thorium
in in from Minister Willie. it in said this
reported Minister Wllils' confident enme-
taticn that there would be no interruption
successfully attended to.
o cclved his original instruction
that ground for glviu
this govfinment felt
in
ii
prove unpopular-L .
”we“...
have (no Will is free.
hovevcnmhated so valiantly in h
would he plead on the free list.
Alabama, Virginia Mildlloiel
tho ..
mum... .
23%». ilmnzd‘ohosi. flow York usual
GASO Ll N E,
Factory andBoaiWork
Tliliili suggestion.
in the progress of carrying out his instruc-
tlouo. Mill till the preliminaries ills! been
ltlsnasemd that the prime-u repomd p
by Minister Willis has been so satisfactory
that it has not been «insldmd necessary
to send him anything further since he re-
Uiflclnis in the state department assert
that the alulomrnt issued by Minister
Thurston yesterday would furnish abun-
f him his passports“
aellnad to send them
whim. in the present state of the public .
mind. however. it is thought that this
l in seem like deperlim a man of the
[ditto state his side of the ammo mm
Wmururoa. 15m. Stu-The iron or.
men have been defeated. and the men who
this
article on the free list were inform ly no:
tilled by members of the ways and means
annuities that it had been finally decided
by the homoerotic numbers that iron ore
This is the "loot important development
oftho day. as it hum the iron era was
on
their ght to the
is they are now-
!" Till mi ()3 BARREL.
A SPECIALTY. .
"Washington 8t.8ii.lioroull.lill
. analo
Finest Assortment of FISH'to
Huntifiélufl,
overuse.
. cums,
be had. .
'PICKLED overuse:
lln
realism nan. son.
to order at short notice.
we res
reasonable
work.
Welcond. NickerSon
34 lulu 8t. liorvvulli. 6.2%.
‘ WESTERS .
, 7, ‘ nausea, ammww’m’ Do You items Bicycle?
,. l 1"” PureVermontMAPLEBYBUP, .33.de W' "Mr W our
llll'lllll "UTE”. ImportedOILS 038,h-$lOO~Oash.
Gasoline Steven. “‘1 BARDINEB» ”wwmm‘lnw my“ .
Practicallljgflgfiepairiflg
W
PlilTliilES Fillllll.
w
e of the torn in
y (351‘ your attention.
e vs no hands
enhance to which
Priceooo
an is cnuuiatont with first class wupholstcrlng done at short not on.
.41....
Mllllflilllliliili' Plilil
Front 84.“
nursing gears
ES.
to . ‘5 dill a at
z. .... utilize fish"? not
A .
ment of npho tered mall’s is extensive. A ‘
npholstererlnooustant attendance. who will
trim to order at short notice. lie xv 1:2?-
0
es. live oi from iii" to Pro liars.
lrla‘ would“: Expre'ss Wufletc. pa ‘
F . BOY LSTON. '
ROWAYTON. cm. opposite R. R. Station.”
in
it
cecuam FOUND (lUlLTY.
'l‘hofhiladulpldre Mint Robber Mada lo
‘ Defense.
annnu'me.‘ Nov. Lia—Tho trial of
Henry S. Cochran. lute chic! welghor of
the ‘Phlladrlphia mint, was begun before
Judge Butler end a jury in the United
States district court, Cochran'scounael
made no defense. and n verdict of guilty
was rendered by the jury without leaving
the box.
When the case was openeduhe court
room was crowded to its" u'nmt capacity.
Cochran was brought in nlvml ‘2 o'clock by
Deputy Marslml Meyers and was routed be
side a table in the center of the courtroom
close behind his counsel. lie was neatly
dreased in black. and the pnllor of his
countenance seemed incmwl by his iron
gray hair and full lwmi. The case true
opened by Mr. Newltl's address to the jury
in behalf of the government.
Mr. Neivitt described how 1h..- elii,i;00,000
wuhtorodibnvuult in ii; mint in the
form-of gold burs: how i'h..il’0iu. who for
B-lyoars was a wr-iulwr in tip mint. had
exclusive custody of it: how it was decided
5 the load nndpoisou tbcvitalorgnus. '
‘Dlscasc is the inevitable result. .
Can't detect the microbes of diocese.
and yet they exist by the million.
The permeate the system. pollute
RADAM’S
menus: lilLLEli
: destroys every specie of microbe and
' cures every form of disease. It's the
latest and greatest discovery of sei~
encc. No matter what form of dis-
ocasc you are suffering with it will
. Pay you to investi are. A sopugc
'i nook of valuable in orruation frcc. ‘
Z the Wm. Radars Microbe Killer (20.,
’ I knight It» New York City.
in. 0. '10 authors. a North lain St
Sleuth Sour-ails.
HESilY a. mu
locoln some of the pvlil. and for this pur
pose tubreol; lllt‘ s-nl-a on the vault door
and mzigh the guid burs. and lm\\‘ ('m'lll‘lln
protested, lie told of (‘m'hmu‘s pathetic
appeals. rindol' his trip in \l’uahnmmn to
see Mr. Preston in prvvmi the (morning of
the vault. and Ills" the oi her details of the
now well known story.
District Attorney lugrnhum cruised an
examination of f‘mbruu‘» nwnlnl mudi~
tluuto he made by lire. .lohn ll. Chopin
and James ll. Lloyd 'iheir conclusions
were [but Cochran l~ not ins-zinc flllIl that
he has a kuowlmlgc uf right and wrung.
Dr. ll. Ernest (tillvtlllll‘ll made is verbal
report to the saun- rllcri. M. ii. Cobb.
chief clerk at the mini; Oliver (f. Booby
shell. superintviuivnt of ilu- mint. rind
Chief Drumumml of the 5.. n-t service
were the other Williv‘iws. The .lri'rnscnu-
trounced tlmt they had no wind-sari. and a
verdict of Klilll)’ mas rrllzlvt‘vd.
After the wnlici lm-i iu‘vii rvurla'rml .\ir.
Beck culled lhn‘v wliiihuw. ulio instilled
in Cochran's Kuml (drummer. The Ciifit‘ “was
then submitted to the Hunt. Sentence \vlll
boimpooed in it low [131)». but miilrllnilo
time hits yet been tin-d.
lllAN.
(Donor-I lluuk’u Funeral.
\‘iuooi‘A. \\‘is., Nm‘. Bil. Jill M an, .1...
tallsof Gt‘lli‘l’fil limk‘s illllt‘nilli'u'vlli‘uil
arranged. Services for llli' family ru'lu
sivuly will be held hi the residuum-o this
afternoon. conducted by the livi'. 5. 5.
Butler of Madison. llx‘lplt'il by the itev.
George W, Mllrllliu or \‘b upm. At the
close of the eurvmw ilm body uiil be on
curled in tho .Vlt‘iliinllril t‘lnm h by the Mn.»
sonic fraternity. wlwn- ii will he in niillt‘.
guarded by iimml Army mummies. until
Friday afternoon. when public services
will be held.
litavrnu [Jet-lures on llawuil.
\l'usr SUMEliVlLlJ-l. Mina. Nov. 211.—
llon. John L, Slow-us. l.l.. ll. of Augusta.
Me. ox-l'ultcd Stairs minister to lluwaii.
lectured on lino-nil and "swollen minim
lunl.ycoum mum: at \Veal- Smmrvillc.
The Baptist church. in which llit‘ lecture
was delivered. was cmmlml to lis'uiluust
capacity. lli' said he bud firmly refused (4.)
consider the lluwuilnn question it purlihnil
question in any sense. if other» saw fit to
make it so. they dldmuu tlu-ir own re—
spouslbilliy.
Annual Reports Withheld.
WMIHMITUN. Nor. flit—«ll \i’ilri eluted (it
the WM lli‘piil’llill‘lil. rifle-r M'vi'i-tury lul-
mont had returned from the “hire Homer.
that none of the reports iii the cabinet 0an
are Would be given out or made public
until after congress hml met and the mes—
sage of the president sum in it. The reason
for this is believed to be llml much of what
is contained in the unencum- would be fore-
uhndowrd in the reports oi members of the
cabinet.
Wil gist on the lllvor.
l’lr'rnai'uo. Nov. ‘28. Th.- iliml ill-xnisit
of the stakes of cum u Milo was uuulout
Youngstown. 0.. for the llniull light be
tween Jamesiiulmuhrv oi l’msburx and
Jack Malouoof Yuungduil‘n, to trike place
next Tuesday. The light will take place
on a borne in mldoinmm.
An llmurlc Painting.
Klsos‘l‘ux. 32".. Nov. film'l’iw (,‘r‘lohmird
panorama of chnlllrs. iiillfliul by the
noted artist. John Villlllt'l'lyliJVliit'll in now
in the permeation of the old Minnie Mouse
in this city. is to be suitably mounted mul
laced on exhibition in an upper room of
that ancient building.
rho-amount Illgh This.
Boerozi. Nov. 21l.—~‘l‘he bluhratiidc which
has occurred in years created havoc nlong
the harbor front. The water me Well
with the tops of the highm piers m [loud
tide. and collars and basements along the
entire water front Wore tlmxlod.
Moo [form not In a fire.
mammal"... Nov. eiu'rn. extensive
bending and racing stables of ’l‘. ii. llotl-
us near here ware totally «lestroyml by
re. together with ltilof the finest thorough-
bred horaeu in Canada. including Jim
Crack.
Paotmuolero Appointed.
Wisiiiroros. flow. sures iuurih elm
postmaster- oppointeu were:
New erywl'kndera. C. ll. Howell.
flow YoruwDurbamviiio. John Muller: his.
oer-vibe. usury lion. and fisherman. ll. r.
em. “WWW
Another Itool fool.
Pinnacle. Nov. lie-41min» atoll rail
has been formed. more strongly forti-
than the one that mined up its euros!
Nil!- MWW-.. '
the loo- firearm .
‘ , arm. in... Nov. earlobe l'nnho
lumen Mahler were drowned while
the limit it trout Ford City.
:Ww :4 3am
Tl“ Gm!
"INDOO REIEDV
uncut-run rm: scorn
Rul'L'l‘fi in 80 Il.\\‘!. Curbs all
Norm-us itinerant: ' “
at r f eraJwr-llhn
elfl'll' many rotunda-drill n‘t
Llrucrivt roll you (my lurid u
I
Laue an in
pure”. rrmomo
urine-I clan-lee to
irt an unwrmv-ipiml
infra! .m. mist onhnrlnclsnhl’ riurwmiu r 1!
he has not got it. up u ill. : 7.:“1 xzyuurw't-lpt
of rice. l‘ilmphlvl m res 1w r- u. Aildrt‘ul
Ihll Indie-l Co..l’ropa..l2hiuge. IlL. courage-ta.
GEO. C. STILLSON.
South iiorualk. Bonn.
uctll lv
w.u;‘v.....o..
Sale Agent for
ll. & i. ll. BOLTON‘S
HOT WATER HEATEI
Plumbing. Steam and Gas-Fitting.
Tin and Sheet Iron Viorl.
lint Air Hosting.
Plans and estimates furnished for r irhcr
but water. stream or hot air heating.
on SOUTH MAIN 81'
iv. L. nochAs"
.3 SHOE nd‘l'lb'lr.
Doyseoeoriinm‘l Wiles noxilnneodlryapah)
lost in the world.
'rltotiamped on the helium, inc for it when you buy
It I... DOUGLAS, Brochton. flush. Sold by
J. SCHAUB.
“(#15313 17159.1.,N‘VFLfiUFFWt
Cm Without Stomach Dragging.
FEMALE DISORDERS.
COM 'Lll Ni".
lEllCUIlRli’JEll. lliilEGUllllllllld
USPLAGEMENTB,
inflammation, Congestion. etc.
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Tim w. e. smurfs Cit. N. Y.Clty.
TIMI. I03 I. GIN".
Get Cheviot of rumors.
uon‘rv servants
Hwy hum ileum «Cure.
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lone
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Washington
Street,
South
* Nor-walk.
anything
Guarantee
that the
OLD AND RELIABLE
DAILY DIRECT
Freight Line
BETWEEN
NEW YORK,
80th liarWalk
‘ NORWALK.
TH E l’iiOI’ELLEliH
CITY ilF NilliWAlK
AS I)
EAGLE.
Willleuve Pier 21, E. R.. Beekmnu street.
New lurk. M F. p. in.
Leave Norwuik. ll p. 111.: Silllill Norwalk, 6:5!)
p. m.
Freight rm-elvvd from 7 u m, In 5 p. m.
Upon qulication to agents the Cit ‘ of .Vor-
wuli. and Eagle ii iii b0 writ for special lots of
freight unyivhercin New York or its vicinity.
iFAii pereuns lire forbid trusting any of
the cumin '9» ofihr‘bouis of this line on ac—
count of I it' on ners thereof. art!) tf
E.B.Morri$8aieiie '
Successors to E. C. Morris 3: (70.
CAPl'l'AL anemone.
64 Sunbury St. Boston, Mass. ‘
Fire and
Burglarel’moi Sales.
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Bank Sales,
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault Doors.
ANi)
DEPOSIT WORK OF All KINDS
The Best Sales in the World
”0.000 in use. Always pre-
serve their contents.
lbisuld in Lynn. Mites“ slow i. at great
where m of our safes were ambit-vied to intense
heat. preserving their contents.
Cil.»\.\ll.’il)N RECORD also in the Great
Chirp?" hire in 12171 in the (lreut Boston Fire
in i8. .und in All the greatilrcs since. Head
for circulars. Agents wanted. 213le
J '0. JENNINGS.
Paper Hanger. Calciminel. Palmer
Ami dealer in
Will PAPER Mill BORDERS
.lNorth Main rt vet. kin. Norwrilh
riample books of i' line latest myn-e oi
i'aimrs. Borders rind lilli Mouldings mkw
house“ for inspection. on police by per tel.
mclv Estimates cheerfully [rim-u.
physici‘.mw.m'..‘s
mas. nnfiInuumnn
Can be consulted at her ofiico.
342 Broad 8t.. Bridgeport. ill
from ill n. m. 107 p. us. any day except Sunday
'l'helloctor inn regular physician and or
the met sixteen yonrsims mlulclimlllfllhfl .8
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( (‘11 no i I’ll 0 M
Ilfyuuyntgfl‘ng ”8:9qu mgilsgéigfiwoo .. ‘ rimmuli bin {Gogol-duh the s‘thr‘st‘l'o‘ilzflg
“y“, do“ '9‘, l0 ' my I , . w ”7‘ ‘ ‘ ' ; tent-o. ftnf W i it! it 0"“ch 0 V mt '
. tlslllfl l-i tlfi'l.t n
to Shoo. it equal to callers mode and inched THE Ellllllili on“... ....: afflfiem 2..,flflis.1.fil‘m“fi ,{fiz‘me'finfi :33
mass". fyou vlrhteoconomhelnyowfoolvsu, v furnished for confinement cases. ems um»
rout! Purchasing VI. l. Doc to Shoes. "mine 8”" “a crate. an letisrn pr-Impily repliequlg,q :3;
clone slump.
r. H. NASH e or
iii) AlJL KlNllfl 0"
Plumbing. Steam
AND
Gas Fitting.
”'“"" ‘“ list All M" Steam ileuiingl
Irate. 1:333:23} crockery.
llscorelediillilllllliiTSEl‘Shldfi
To mourn; nuanr.
loamy work attendedno promptly.
F. H. NASH d‘iliiil
Cor. Main and West Btu.
srnorut. , IMIUI.
Notion of local entertainments I! all
kind: in which on minim to W
and nation articulate! to Wm ~
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