on
Big inducimsnls lll Purchases
FURNITURE.
ll tiltil Vim Rooms 55 Ill 48 Itlll 8t. Mill.
Lsdies’ Oak Desk. 85. $6.07, 010;Fon‘oy Rocker, 32.30 to no;
‘ Lei-go line Couches, Lounges,
Easels, Hassocks, Hot Becks,
Foot Rests, White Chamber Suits complete. Alla a large line
“Oak Chamber Suits, Book Cases. (Ibeffonieres, Hat Racks.
II ll Valium Strut.
u w..-» ,
. REMOVED
TI II. I Illlufl Plus.
DWI WITH THE BRIDGE
Over Forty Probably Killed by
the Louisville Disaster.
WY BURIED DEEP III THE RIVER.
Ali-0hr Terrible Accident In It Moot nut
Inlet—0f One Hundred Men Who Were
.- the Bridge Unly fifty-fire Have This
I“! Been Aeoonnted For.
CINCIWATI. Doe, II'. —'i'lI<- grout bridge
over the Ohio from lillfl 4:in IoJr-d’crsom
ville. 1nd,. has pluyed the role of u derour‘
lnz monster niece its wry beginning. With
the breaking of IlIcI'IIiszI-wl human lives
were sacrificed in unegrnup. since, then
one life after another lIuII lir'l'll yielded up
to the monster until the number yesterday
morning counted 1‘: Innl'u, IIIIIking the vic-
tim: of the bridge :13. it .«cmu-d to IIllthat
thin coat of blood WIIrI t‘lillllzil. More than
100 man went. on the Kl'l‘ill who own the
channel of the Ohio lull ole mlldcncc in the
false work which stood lIeIwm-n their work
on the grunt irun hidill of no feet and the
monitors “nu-I:- of tin I-iII- r below.
All unburnliiwl it‘nm n cnuue not fore-
seen and us yet not clearly known. the
false work pl'IJIH'li rrIIuiI-Illly misc. With
A tour that ”7 inli" it. I. In on shudder the
work cIuInl-lwl IIIIIII-I lid load of iron. 0f
the 100 or TllUl't EIlIl' ii an liii spun thntwent
down about Win -III. II to the tops of the
piers IIndweI-I: rmnvd. it. i:- believed that
merit} went into the river. How many of
these were ltwl cannot in the present con:
fusion he ll! Ilniuly h-urned. It in feared
theIIunIbcr “ill i'l'ill‘il 40. The best that
any one dare hope In that, it will not be
over 2‘».
The foreman, in beginning Work. noticed
that during the night the “tmveler.” which
had been put in plum Thuradny night, bud
been worked loop: by the winds. A few
moments hm r II bent on which there was
very little of lln- bii 'lgc proper “III/away
on the lnd‘IIInII aide. in this it iv. believed
that but one unkuo .vn IIIIIII WI». killed. lie
unscmight by II: upt: nnd drugged h" health
the Imm-
a.
lion oftlIquw II III . more und mam turned
away their l' :23 the n the Inn; strug-
gling in illl Iir i.. lll'. ll lIJI‘l o'l‘lortii to
climb out of danger
I \I' III-II the (' null ( nun.
When the iIIIIz- ' Inf Inmoriol struck
the water, oil wus concealml for IIII instant
by the epray that WM thrown high in the
air. Ala tho \vnlcr minimal here and there
could be seen IIII-n «truggling desperately
to climb llpull the llllllhrl'n that thrust their
ends "bore the Inter. A few «ucccodcd in
clinging 1.. the pluca of rufcty and. were
quickly rescued by boats that. put out from
the. shores. Olin-rd. struggled desperately
and were carried all by the current. to sink
almost. no rescue mm at hand.
A few minute- Idler lhr uroident the
newe wns afllll to oil port» of the city.
Near the bridgi- v‘-.- \\ hrs and children of
mnuyui llll‘ vm. 111'?! live. 'l'hcsc Ivcrc
noon at the I'm-I funk. Mnny were wild
with grief and l'll‘liv'tl irnntivuiily about.
wringing llll'll‘ il’llitlr‘ (Hill tearing their
hair. Th0 lllill‘f' (If the bridge mtnpuny on
Campbell at rm". was. lmeicgcd with noxious
mother» and \"l"l"\ inquiring for their loved
ones. Half an hourufrvr the accident there
were I“. l<-:I~l. 2.41015 people on the river
benignnd Ihr ll-."II’.-t fi-‘prl’llll they Still
poured in II \Imdy «mun: heard the pines
of the “Ecllll'lll.
To \l’how doors Inuet b.- I'Iid the realm"-
sibility for the Irrribiv diamtcr will prob
ably nevi-r I.» him“ ii it in doubtless one
Olhllwlllli"l"11‘l'll Itl'cltll'lIl-t that occur in
npitc of II“ I-zv ~ ‘Illll'lllflry Incnsurcu. The
bridge. pr. ”only umrc than any other
thing. in naught with nI.Inifuld dangers.
and thr nurkumzz whom: inborn nreutll~
ized in tin “uric priwllmlly take their
“we in llll'li' IIV’II build». ,
(lencrnl opinion nut-ribcn the cause of the
dimmer lo the all” wind that had been
uweepinu the riwruil duy, It bore with
“rent fora-«In the pnIIdt-rolu framework.
which neceemrily bcemnr loosened from
the constant ulrnin :IIIIl swuying of the
huvy tiIIIIIor-I. .\ great number of people
before the HM ~pou fcllI mildew the great
”traveler.“ riuln; wit-ct above,- the piers,
swaying and quivering lu tln- wind in what
I poured to be II mural. ulnrmlnu manner to
I one on shore. The motion. however. wu
hardly notice-obi“ lo the Workman. and
they had no idea of their demlly peril until
the “rent mom of wood and Iron begun to
link. and tho .waul cracking end crushing
of the timbers muons upon their cur-I.
CIIIw-Il by the Wlml.
To the arm. ‘I’IrIIIlI-r" alluded to is di-
rectly nltrllmlul IIII tolling of the open.
The nun-dun: niwl lml‘t' it from in renting
plum. m. 'h: l I I you tIIItIIIn-ou thoIlsffer.
lonvllle ride. The Illnplncenient was dis-
IJVIH'IIIH. and ”II' W'll'lk of putting it back
in plot-I- we» b1- um. but it we» too hits
The «liter of the great upon begun to sink
before the work mo» smompllnhrd. The
wind had done llII “nth. and the heavy
enplneoncortlw pier went oruhlngdown
tolhe vmler. carrying with them the muse
“humanity. mire! in horrible confusion
with the “Iflltf'f‘l and iron,
The partial soon the t one-did not
felluntll if" IIIlnIIlc-I of .r the lint lied
medowe. but It Iver the direct result of
tbefnlllnguf the flrst. The great III-Ila
mum-ll by the muttering and vending
of the bridge naturally communicate-l
Itself to the unfinished spun. and it took
its plum like the lint into the water; but.
but" mmtly frommvork. did not sink but
lulled slowly down the river. There were
mid to II! four mm on it when it fell. Mid
one wen nodoulnully killed.
Thmnll "traveler" on this open floated
down sevcrnl hundred yards and then
mm» the heavy timlmv upllntsrlll
like when. showing the terrific forcsof
mun. Iron girders weighing my tone
minnow! like one might twlnt II piece
of wire. lutovvcry cmicelvnblo shape. up!
theyloy em. 1le timber» and huge pisesnot
of Iron and lumhn in an lnextrlcnble mans
Therm that “are my vote the but but
00! mated to complete the utriicture. A
“we" was not lathe menu in the after.
all. M the work of clearing the mg.
I, end marching for the «lead under the.
this we» at one». cornmeal.
Injured, file-leg and M
Tb maul list of deal injured and
“I! in us frdlown.
my II. unites}. liufhlm .lnhnl'ourtoey.
fairest 3min. (' ll. t not.
M417 new». A Wu... H I...
run. fluke. Trent “minim. .vmmxw.
If. mflbhls. Dauphin. PM If. Helium-l.
Mm .If 11va I Mm).
mt” aim fWUlIy.“ themes.
duty-mt ltllbltmt. Kin; ”my
Mommy: it if. Peels. til
. ”In." It mm It:
a. envenome-
l'nii Hill-ll nttrm ted the :ttten- ‘
Ionvillcnrldgeoompenyiuurhed Illr
uteri. flmnclsl and otherwise. It was
origin-fly projected in 1819. end will”
overtook it in Its very lnclpisney. In I”
it. was revived under a new «shorter. Ind
ground was broken in October, um Two
solemn accidents took piece during the
building of the view. The first was caused
by the cupidlty of e subcontreetor who one
gagged himself an an expert when he VII
without experience. The contractors were
deceived by representations which he mule.
ilc allowed the Idr to escape from theculn-
son, and the water rushed in. drowning 14
men.
The second column Accident resulted
from the foolhnrdlneee of the forsrnenln
the management of the structure and
canned thuduntb of seven men. Yesterdly
was thethird his: accident in the chin.
Several minor once occurred between
times. The enterprise was overtaken by a
very serious financial disaster early in its
careernse reuult of the Baring failure in
1890. which by reason of its depressing ef-
fect in money centers. prevented the flout.
log of $1,000,000 of bonds. arrangements for
which but all but been consummated. The
rcverne was a blow from which the enter-
prise never recovered in the hands of Its
original promoters.
Jacob l“. Kreiazr. the lending spirit,
broke himself mad the Masonic bank of
this city in furthering the project. Ind
finally he sunk himself into an untimely
grave under II load of ills resulting from
the multiplied disasters cursed by the
bridge. The enterprise languished sever-l
times, and at one time it looked like those .
who had projected it would reap nothing
but loss. However. in March last they
succeeded in disposing of the property to n
syndicate under terms thet were considered
very advantageous to them.
THE KANE DIVORCE SUIT.
An Ahlr Which Min lip Ewell New York
80:10”.
New YIIIIII. Dec. Ill—William Carson
Kane has begun a suit for Absolute divorce
ugliest his wife. Mrs, Gersldine Kane. By
nzcurious coinclvbnce the first step woe
taken exactly one year—to the day and al-
most to the hour-after the wedding.
Mr. IInd M rs. Kunc Were married on Dec.
15. 1892. inlthe Church of the Holy Com-
munion. ut the corner of Sixth avenue Ind
Twentieth street. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Dr. Mallet. rector of
the church.
Society talked for a week about the wed-
ding. which provad a sensation because it
had been unexpected and unannounced.
The divorce will furnish gossip fora month.
as both parties to the suit are well known
and popular socially and belong to excel‘
lent families. Mr. Kane is a member of
the Union club and other fashionable or-
ganizations. Ilah-hont‘IISye-Inoid He
has spent the greater portion of his time
abroad for several years. and he bu an
many friends in London. Paris and You u
be has on this side of the Atlantic. He he-
longs to the Badminton club of Iondon.
it will surprise many friends who have
admired Mrs. Kane to learn that her hus-
band chnrgm her with infidelity. nothing
one coreepondent and asserting thatlhe
has been guilty with other men whore
names are not known to him. lie I!
that she no» unfaithful in the month of
May but in the Hotel Unsilglione. Perle.
with Livingston Boyd. and at divers other
times in divers other places with unknown
men. Mr. Boyd. the corespondent, in in
millnrly known as Kinky Boyd. He lives
with hi4 mother in Paris.
Trelne Mel lieu! 0|-
PliOVlDENlE. Dec. lI.—A head on colli-
sion occurred on the New Engleud road
beneath the Atwell avenue bridge. The
Possum express met. on extra coal trnln.
The injured were: George I". Wenrsll.
Riverside. fireman; Senator W. 0. Reed.
Chepschct; Charles O'Connor. trunnion;
Simon Ruben. (.I'hurleu “menthol. Arthur
Barrett. exprcs» messenger, Willimsntlc.
Conn: Thorium Gordon. (lreenville. and M.
H. Lucy. Pom-(mg.
Interface Deaths by Poison.
Aunts I’. Dec. w.— Residents of South
Valley. Otsego county.lrc excited over the
sudden denthn in the femllies of 'A. ll. Put-
nam and Athley llilsluxer. Mrs. Albert
Putnam. Willie. her tweet-old boy. end
Mrs. lithium. her mother. died within e
few hours from the first uymptom of tron-
ilk The two families ate cornmesl pudt
lug.
Inland u nun.
MlllIlLETOWh, N. Y., Dec. til—Michael
Alltrl. an ltsllen. we. riding on on engine
which jumped the track end turned over.
The engineer and firemen caved their liver
by Jumping. Alltri was caught nlvler the
engine and scolded to death. in his pock-
ste was found viewed .131. so
A Boy [”qu III. 'III Booty.
Cult-Ace. Dec. Ill-«A smell colored boy
was "rented tun who bed “.000 worth of
wstchee sud diamonds in blow-session.
Hessidserooklesen Imotseohsdm
llstl him to rob II mllllonaire’e homo.
sec-pod from the crook. he slid. Ind
come here.
Abducted I! Am" Astor
Burns. Doc. to -—At Berton university
there has been a whirlwind of excitement
over the abduction of e freshmen. W. I.
Buttock elm. Johnabery. It. Thence.
men wen booked to take n prominent pert
In e dramatic court-lament
Dent-vs l’eelny captured.
L‘rlcn. N. Y.. Dec. tit-«Three be
robbed the postofflss st Ifmllton.
sen county. of between .400 and “coin
Icon-yew stomps They were captured
st Dsemvllle.
mm mm In e use up.
thxunneue. Po, the. 16.4% guy
in the ease of It". Willtsm Holden. who
sued the Maytvsnls retired for theta.
u I... gave the plslntll a verdict for
310,000. mm“
Went the hell IIII Altered.
Mon. Dec. ill—Ila: mat-sum
More” stoma-goods
here to retention looking to some nod!-
Issllon of the Wilson tariff hill.
It. w W ct...
Manama.“ Des. fly-The «helm
arm festerlssof shall Jsmes Dob-
»: in titanium steed down. throwing
000 person out of W
Milne ”-0-! he“.
Venture. Dee. lit-4km A. r. nep-
need. era-ledge u the note I. sort
III-push. did at his hello to Illness.
om M has MAI-s-
Maseru. 3.11).. dam the
our Ives trim! of erase all"
Ives-In WW
v
viva-7» “.4
WW
‘0.th
IIIIzoIII'fifi'IEIIonII.
Bill Admitting Her to the Union
Passed by the House.
rev [21100 ALSO CONSIDERED.
The flop-bits." Charge The! the New
It.“- An Dela; Idle-Indra In by the
hematite—Tells of e New Silver Party.
The In"! (Janene Delayed.
lVAMIllSGI‘UX, Dec. to.—
precipitate! lMlfid until adjournment.
The bulk of «Intern opposition to the ad-
mission of the»: territories. an expressed
by General illnaham of Philadelphia. was
predicated on the theory that while the
western states, rich in wealth und otronz
in population. would be able to hold their
own in the house. where the basis of repre-
sentation Wm population. the Influence of
the great states of the l'oion would be
overwhelmed by the greatly iocIcuscIl hints
reprenentntlon in the senate.
The/Arizona bill was read by Hecllflllfi.
At
the conclusion of the tending of the bill no
nth-mp: woe made to defeat the motion to
report the bill to the house with a favor-
Ible recommendation. but .\ir. liven-ti of
Mnssuchum-tts demanded the yeiu nml
Very few amendments were adopted.
my. on the finalfiu-wtge of the bill.
The llL-publlcu
voted against Iln- bill.
mission of Arizonn wus poser-l.
0n Admitting New Nellco.
As soon no the veto mu announced lion
oral Wheeler moved the: the home “trill“
committee of the whole on tho
Idmiwion of New Mexico.
by any t’lllllllllllflf.
iy by the committee on lt'l'rllnl‘ll‘s.
without ("Vlaluilv
states to the
fore objected.
took wide range.
General liiIIghuIn made It I Iguruua
in (Illpl‘mlllml in tin-
theseierritoriea into Iln:
not nuppme thnl anything
i’IIimz.
In the school of experience.
He now rculizcd that .the admission of
The
best argument he hud iII-IIrd lll connection
with this Wholesale mlIul‘uIion now was
that when ()klnlmnm “It's taken In it
Would'nettlv the title-lilo“ of territorial
'i'he IlilliI-ully in the
way of the mlmlesiou of (lklnhomu wzu
Ivhone
treaties with us gsve them power to pm.
He
aid that the president Wulllll prohuhly
send u commissioner to treat with lbw:
those territories bud been It IIIialukc.
legislation forever.
the five civilized lnIliuII tribes.
vent the admission of that territory.
Indians.
Mr. Reed mnzziollmlly inquired whether
the contmlvsmner would be paramount.
and Mr. Wilson of \l’II-Iblnglou wnntul to
know whether it mu nut. u {not thut it woe
the ultimate purlmc of the ”l‘lllncffllfl to
bring ('lklnhmnn IIIId lndiun ’l‘I-rrilory Into
Mr. \I'lwcler evuilvd
this last question. and Mr. Wilson do
clemiin u uhrill ruin.- tlmt ”ml was. the
the Union together.
Democratic scheme.
From that time until the adjournment
the debate look II wide range, touching
more on the queetlon of whet was to be
done with Oklahoma than the admission
It mu participated in by
Dunn of New
Jersey. Springer, Washington of 'l'ennrs-
Of New M‘cxlmv.
Meter“. liotrh. Silupnon.
see and Chomp Clerk of Missouri.
The letter. in speaking of the Ereltncw
of Oklahoma. compared it with certain
eastern states and mid that the soil of Ills»
labour: mu too rich that if they had it in
New Jersey. Maine or New llnmpnhire
they would sell it by the peck for seed
At the conclusion of Mr. Cloris s speech
the committee rose. and then the hon»- od-
lourned. . W .. m...
”pectin. renow- Downfall.
Brazil.
of sympathy with the Pelxoto government.
ment expreeud the opinion with empha-
MOIQHWII
Prison. government.
Pod-eaten Appointed.
postmortem» eppololcd are as follows:
Dnvld'o Island. W. .I. Ilenldn.
Willem: Dowel. Henry ZeIIrlm Unveil. ..I H.
Grippin: lIevtford. If. A. (Munroe. Jimenlown.
Imr.A. B Waller: Mtllsrnville.
mom-u llill.t'. “Alum-ll: titre»-
KC [but
mom
tumult.
Wm I
mum-m .__....
t'nvlels After the lullaby;
Anthem: mull. Frederic-E Mull;
Ittlonst Itlmn to the request for s cell.
in. Ilfver My new or.
cote-us Is the sole plank of its platform
mm;
mm sen-hm of the silver feeders.
mum. My..."
Heels lemmvwenh
Will)».
Mulls)! Womb“ thelew
“about It "limo”
flaunt Photogenic
_ Prices unusually low to suit
thetimes.
'NonlI, Photocopier,
manuall-
25% W
The counts of
events in the house resembled the halcyon
days of the Reed neoprene. when lcglsliv
tion was rushed through at galloping
speed. The bill for the admission of Ari-
zona wss put through under whip and
spur-Jud the bill for the admission of New
Mexico was well under way when a wrnnv
gls over what was to be done with Ohio
home. intervened. and the debate thus
it uI-nerully did not re-
fIaln front voting. although many of thong
Tim Illullull \I'ua'
curriedm—llt'Ito(ll-'nndthcbill for lll" ml.
bill for the
Mr. Hl'rdwelu‘d
Mn-ualionllywll tim'. lIili bod been rermrtml
,ticmrul “holder rc-
pliml that it had burn I‘I purtv. ti IIIIIIIIIIIIinIs'
'l'lII:
lirpuhlicnne made no attempt iu filibuster
mninst the motion. which Wm carried
(lenerni Wheeler milled
to dispenaeu-Ith then-ruling of the hill.
Mr. Loud hugnrwtod llmt there ought to
be at least as show Ill til‘l'r‘llt')’ in udIIIilting
fwlvrul l'IIion. uml be there-
'l‘lIe debulc Ilmi {I'IlioIve-Il
Ialwu‘h
poiiry of bringing
lil' (lid
he would any
would stop lilt‘ headlong lilhll'fl.‘ of the Inn-
jOYlEYslllltllll!~llll|lll§hl thIIl Ill‘ilklltlll in
the. punt in Inning for the llllllllsflull of
other \Vt'fllt‘l’ll it‘l‘liltll'lt". ill the unnum—
lion of many. W'lilill preclude hIIII ll'tllll
protesting nunimt shout-lion of the Milk
jority now. but be Wm willing to in: right
Wulllh'mmt. Dev. l0.~~No further news
was received at the nsvy department from
The sentiment expressed in gov-
ernment circles here hen largely been one
but. high outhority in the ntste deport-
sls that the I’eiroto government would be
The accession by the insur-
gents of Admlrnlde Home In rennin!”
lmmlnently endangering the life- of the
Wumxoros. Dec, Ill-The fourth elm
New York waterfowl. A. H. nrmnIy. Jan;
Psntuylvnnln rlllumlrcll. J. IIIWIIIII-r; t 'IImp.
beiiwwn. J. C. lined-In: Che-them». t'. it.
Vlsholeon. H. II. Mnlm Willlomutmvn.
Wummror Dec Ill. wit ls probable};
thettluseoeue on the tariff bill will not
beheld until otter the bolldsy recess. Gen
ml Wheeler has mud n number of Int-
Wssunm full. Dec. )0 ~11» poeslldlltlu
of I new polities! party. with free Illver
developments of the day'-
hee been withdrawn from the navy de-
A TERRIFlC EXPLOSION
lore Thu lift-en Thou-III Ponds d
luv-glycerin III-w lip It Done.
Donn. N. J.. Doc. ill—The receiving
mulnlng more than 15.000 pounds of
waste acid And nitroglycerin. was blown to
pieces by I terrific explosion. There were
two wetchmen on duty. Neither can be
found end it is supposed that they were
killed.
The building won one of ueorlyétlthnt
the company has distributed along the
southern shore of Luke llopetconu The
mill in which the explosion orlglnntsdll
used torreeive the waste held and nitro-
glycerin employed in the IIIIInIIfIIcture of
t heForclte powder it is supposed that
there explosives were allowed to run into
the tanks in the mill at too great a speed.
and the extra friction ignited the told and
caused the explosion.
All that remains of the site where this
building stood in u hole in the ground
mum feet deep. Large rocks that lay
in the bottom of the hole are broken into
hundreds of pieces. The building contain-
ed. it is said. more than 15.000 pounds of
very explosive materials. it was distrib
uted to the other buildings. w hen In course
of manufacture. by means of pipes. Around
the site of the explosion the ground is
thickly catered with trees utripped of their
limbs. Sonic Inert-than 1" inches in dllm-
ster were twisted off and buried hundreds
of yards in an easterly direction.
Reports from Mount Arlington, which is
234; miles from the scene of the disaster,
say that there was more than 0300 wort
of window glass and each broken ind that
to] Brrsiin is gone.
THE FIRE RECORD
no... In New York {IIIII Stunner o.»-
In other Pinon.
“NEW YIIIIK, Dee. lll.—~.\ lire whit‘h broke
[out in the furniture nnd upholstery seven
story building of Henry 'l‘hocsen 5r Bra.
. Third avenue and Forty-ninth street. do-
etroyednenrly I'mwmworth of property
, in lees than an hour from the time of its
illumvery,
The tire. lmidcs lit"ll'tlyinu the. upbol‘
stcry building. whit. ‘cupied lbs. “.97, 7'.»
Third avenue and ‘JILI, 20'». 307 Hunt Forty-
nlnth slrn‘t. IIlmI burned out Hill. Elli.
blx’I Third avenue. 21m. 211 East Forty-ninth
street. five lt‘lll‘iill'lll bounce in ill 1
alley. or llcekxnnn lune. which Were occu~
pied by 4» Indian fIInIilles, numbering
over Nlpeupic: lilt‘ IIIIIriIlv und statuary
yard of Samuel Adler-nod his stables ad.
joining. in which tin-re were 10 horses.
which peril-bed in lbI‘ flames.
The contlngrntiun mm unattended. so for
no known, by humid life. though one man
whose name is unknown ix mid to be miss-
ing. riix firemen were rescued from a per
ilous position with much difficulty. Sov-
ernl hundred people were made boon-lens.
'l‘roy Wu Kept Bot.
'l'IIu'I'. N. \ Du llimp‘ix fires in 43
hours is the record at Troy. The total
loss aggregate» owr (400.01». no foliowa:
WilllIIoI ll, h‘rcnr. 635.0400; .l. M. Warren
8; (30.. “Ilium; A. M. Churches: (20.. Oil).-
000; [lust-her Brewing company. 815.000;
Toohey'e Inilliuery store. $3,000, and J oeeph
I'ilson's dwelling. Still). A fire broke
out in ltuaI-hcr’s brewery. and two elsrms
were sent in Five thousand bushel: of
malt and ‘lm bags of I. on: were destroyed
Newspaper Burned on.
NEW HM r..\ Dec Ill. wt lire burned out
The Evening bowler offices in the Blair
building nnd gutted the live story brick
block where the pnper was publinhed.
’l'enelnenl Hem lIre In Coho“.
Canons. N. Y.. Dcc. 16,-».3 destructive
tenement house fire occurml here. A lump
exploded. and two houm were Ileatroyed.
lad-Intern Nearly (‘ome to Blows.
Common. 5. IL, Dec. ill-At l A m.
the house branch of the legislature was
still in melon in an effort to puns a rally
trictlng bill putting Charleston in the
Seventh distria. During a bested discus—
sion Representative Ashley impugned Rep
resentetlve Wette‘ veracity. end the letter
applied the epithet of contemptlbls coward
to his adversary Only the interference of
friends prevented fl pcrsonnl altercation
'I'hnw Ill-reel! Under an lull”.
PIIrsuI no Dec. to —John Kenniwegm
retired and quite wealthy youngnuin of
floihuny. was Arrested and fined for
ounce». it was his first offence. and
the dlegrnce prsyed Ito upon his mind that
he threw hlnuelf in front of on engine on
the Pltteburg and Western rsllroed and
was ground to pleceu
Test or "II Olynph.
sun BARBARA. Cot. Dec. 10. —-The
new cruiser Olympia on her trial teat did
ot equal what her builders bud been led
expect from her previous Achievements.
but still far exceeded the requirements A
record for no 86 knot CDIII’IIG of about 531. 01
hnote was established.
“w mm .. fin“...
Holy liners It Work.
lencno. Dec. Inn-All retire-d cool
mines in the Wheeling dlvlllnn mnow
psylng ”cents a ton for mining. and the
miners throughout the dlstrictwebout
2.600 in number-have agreed to accept
the price
AI Whittle!“ 0M [In-I.
WAIHBIJIIY. Mon. Dec. ill—At the old
hittlsr hemmed here a supper wss
given by the members of the hittler
club in observation of the ennlvmryof
the birth of the celebrmd post.
W...
01m Gum mum
New Outline. Ilse. l0.»'i‘hs jury In the
our of the suits Verena the Olympic club
returned II vsnllcl in favor of the defend-
snle. thus in effect legnllnlnu glove con-
hits.
frond-lent Pensioner Inn-ed.
honors. I It. Dec 10. “11th" Ann
Huggins (colored) of Norfolk. convicted of
pen-loo fronds. wee newest! to live mm
It hard labor and to pay II fins of new
The rum-w- nun» Dena.
Neuron. flee to ~Mr. John 1.. Porter.
the projector and builder of the lemons
lroncled mu Marlow. died at his home
in Portsmouth.
.....__ ”w N...”—
Iselded by lame. Holmes.
New 0mm”. Dee. ill-One men use
fetelly midst! sod twowm
curiously
" m rm! “ m '"Wm burned try the hunting of e mom teak
Went-m. Dev. law’l'be II Mention
humus-Isl of the cruiser erhlsheut comm rent... lien- m
Banuunom. Dee. tumours” Pena
son laid thewruemonsof the new men
In mt llbvery building.
cue- tree new Assigns.
Merino no“ lea-4h Orsu In.
my“: mum
mill of the American Forclts company. ‘
nearly every pound gluv' III the large Ho- pas
at the low role of twenty-five cents for one insertion; fifty cents
for three invertlons, or one dollar for a. whole week. All such .
advertisements are carefully classified. Stole clearly what you
want and you will be pretty sure to get prompt returns for
The ‘ Sentinel
has an established circulation in the homes where such advertis-
ing is read closely-film where youweutto reach.
THBDUGH TllE TllESTLE
An Express Train Plunges Into
a Swollen Stream.
SEVEN KILLED AND OTHERS BURT.
'l‘lIs .‘lnppnrtl of a Bridge on the Western
New York und Penneylvnnh Ito-II [Ind
”can \I’eaknned by Flood--0fie I’Iled
lip In Little Silver Creek.
IIUIIIIIIIII. N. _Y.. Dec. ltirA wreck oc-
curred ’IIII tho New York end Pennsylva-
nia about six miles north of here. result;
ing in the loeIIoI' um’cn lives and thelnjury
of other», The West bound [manger train
run over a trestle near Sheridan crossing.
which had been weakened by floods inc-i
(lent to the heavy rains. The trestle bore
up when the engine passed over, but out»
combed directly after. precipitating the
tender. baggage car and smoker into the
creek.
The other care crowded them down nod
helped to crush them nnd Ilwir III-I-IIIIIIIIH.
Fortunately the wyeck did it I . v: la lirr'.
And the pmwngsrn \‘(t’l‘l‘ .Ill 7 IlilVL‘
but one. Two of the or.» III . vbl
Til DIM Ind IIIJIII .'
Following is n corm-Ie-l li~l II,.- It vul;
Oscar Porter. llroclilon: MM. l'IIrII'r.
mother. Brocktou; Gem...- Hyman. l'r.»
donlu; Mri. Stockholm. Dunkirk; Wili‘mm
pi.
h RICK-no. baggage Iumtcr, linflnlo: flurry
Hodge. conductor, and two unidentified
sensors. Following is u partialllsu III
the injured: Lottie FreidlIolIn. Portland
severely: Ben Alvin. Portland severely;
Engineer McLean. Oil City. slightly: Fire
men Moss. arm smashed.
A wrecking train was sent. down from
Buffalo. Doctorn were sent from Silver
Creek and Dunkirk to relieve, the injured.
The dead and the survivor» were brought.
to this city.
‘lligh water lIIIII prevailed in the country
districts for several dsye. and the streams
have been greatly augmented within the
last ‘JI hmm by the heavy snowstorm
which set in yeotcnluy afternoon. and
which “he follmwd by n worm were and
inter by II hcuvy min. The frculu of the
weather quickly reduced all the snow and
ice to II flouting nut-L The little creek
where the wreck occurred was on ollen to
wwrnl llllll'9’ iIII usual propurlione.
Weak-nod by the Hood.
All night uIId throughout theduy the in
orcnncd .stn-IInI WIL‘lilt‘d again“, the IIbut<
menls of the I-trui'turc. find by nightfall
the trestle bod become very insecure. No
warning of the weakened condition of the
structure bud reached the crew of No. lti
when It left Silver Creek. It made its way
westward in the dark regardless of the
storm. Engine-or )chune gore no thought
to the little Iru k and l 'onductor Hodge
sat in the bog; ugI cm ( hinting. with the
baggnuciuun. l'hc trnin was running about
‘3) miles an hour when it struck the trestle,
Then come a plunge {or thccngine. The
passengers felt a sudden shock and knew
no more until the lmggngc cur wcntm'I-r
the engine and stood on end in the com-h.
in which position it remnined. On top of
the engine nnd lmgunge our the smoker
sad day car were piled up. The creek was
not wide. and the debris formed an Arch
way across which one can almost make II
Why to the other side.
The water put out the fire in the engine.
and the sudden Iduwh put out nil lights in
train in finch II position as would have led
fl. flame quickly. but that mided horror did
not t‘Ofllt‘.
The wreck occurred at an out of the way
piece. and accommodations are my limit-
ed. At the point where the wreck occurred
the Lake Shore. Nickle Pinto and Western
New \ork and the l‘ennsyltuuin truckn
run parallel along the shore of Luke. Eric.
A Cold lllooded Murder.
litnrn I‘m», Pu. i’t'L‘. ll'v. .- While
John Brown wmo outing lillppcl’ Stove
Werto walked into thr room. nnd pinning
II revolver to llruwn'u lln‘ftfll amid. “You
must die." He then pulled the trigger.
Iendlngnbullct through lirown'n heart.
Tholntter died instantly. and in the ex:
citemcnt \lertn camped. The turn Inen
bud qunrreled.
warlght Iuyl's lieu-II Shoot. Himself.
CONDEH, N. I.. Doc. to ~W. i-Z lloyt. II
traveling Agent. shot hlmnelf through the
held at the Miller "misc. lie bod been
expecting someone who failed to nppelr.
He has It wife and reveal children living
in Jersey City. He is a cousin of Author
Hoyt of "A Trip to Chinatown" fume. He
will die.
Ill. l’errybut Apron-d.
NEW YORK. Der ill. «The ferryboet. Erie
of the Erh- itollroml company. laden with
400 odd pomengers, Intmtly women. was
grounded in the North river for alumni an
hour on Brimstone rock. of! Gentle point.
lioboken. The wwngers were thrown
lnton panic. The boat wu finnlly released.
The floor dollops-d.
TOLEDO. Dec. l8 Malay-en workmen on»
paged In luring down the upper part of
the courthouse at Bowling tircen. 0..
pnplrutory to the erection of II new build-
lug. were precipitate! to the floor below
bytho collepu of ii floor Four of them
were nrtoully injured
(.‘ruy Ile- ne the lent-III.
DAitllt'hY.l‘ onn.. Dec. 16 -A wild men
was seen in the woods our Thom-s moun-
tain. lie is nuppoutl to be Owen Burgses.
e lunatic who Ilinnppsnml from here come
time ago. “My”
Ihntdown Pulp-ed.
ItAIuIIsanIII, Dec. III-Into Pennaytvenle
Steel company hen postponed thsdets of
closing down the works nt Bteellon from
Dec. '13 until Jan l.
last ‘l'hvu of "In Crew.
NAssAt‘. the, ill.»’l‘hs hark Ensign of
8mm wee molly wrecked on the north-
IvIIt nt of Col. island. Three of the crew
w reveal.
The I‘ll 3mm Hutch.
It" You. the. ill-The fifth hutch
pleyed In the three cornered billion! match
resulted no follows: Ssbufsr, m slot-on
IN
Open I‘m thm In... Deed.
Vstuuu. (to .. Dec. loUVlllllenI fir-l-
ing, Jr of the Tivoll (.lprre Hm,
Ben rancher, dropped deed hers.
inle- III the unit.
KAIIAIIAM. am... the mars. units
of “lettuce ere mettle-lily closed. with
ml vessel» frmen In.
In‘w‘. .
J I II. He. Iowan»
*mlol toil-yet portioni-
m
the em. The sound: had left theentlrc '
/ ‘ Hale’s
llllflllllll
llum All ‘
Infill mounts. ‘
25 cts.
.\
.._. ”fl
k“ ,.
Tribacco
keeps moist.
' Always the same.
TANSY PxLLé
DR. CATON S RELIABLE.
Unprincipled persons imitate our ed. Ind
counterfeit our TA I‘SY Pl” 5. therefore take
special cure you It: 1 UI. CATON ’5 end ovoid
lllworlhless .ompuunda ' Remember this
I! "I. ORIGIN“ prerllnra'flnln of this kind Il'ld
the only | NIH l2 ICCESSFL‘L one.
Alvin; out: Al drugglsts or sent
dlre-Jt. ‘7 full information free.
‘- II": . 5*». (0.. Boston. Mass.
octlll l)’
JAPAN‘I—ééfi
_
w ' ~ ’l'rrrtrm'rnf, modeling of
’ (’ll -InII~nt Ind two
- mom: I ure for File.
n it In Ikru mmperullnn
III nth» I r mi of lul‘lK‘ill acid. which
I . -.Intul uni Ild :I: up -rIII Innttnre, and after:
"filling in drum. uulll'l lw-nry. Why ondur.
t‘nll terrible disease? We guarantee e
”to cure any can. Iwu only p” for
lu-nlomx received. H :I bar. I. 1 yr 55 F M by mull
Guarantee. Issued by m: r In:
CONSTIPAT mill, $4.01”.
timid ‘IIVI‘i‘I‘Ii‘S‘ .‘ - '
“Inasmuch“ 1! M? r" .
Scenic. p
OUABAEITI ' .3 ‘-
For sale by txcurgol Sim-«III. fin. sin-milk.
octl‘.l lyr
47961ba
Fine Dairy
BUTTER
from Delhi. Delaware County. New York. now
In store. Those who have been in the habit in
Prevan‘ ed.
7 iv
p y can now be united. We will cell :0 Ibo.
or over at Mir. lI‘quIIInllty.:lI» lb. l’nrtlgs
whotrnst on to fill their ordI-r for can.» or
over. can be I‘ertnln of gelling Ilil v butter.
The (‘ulifnrhln Slrnlned
Honey,
" lll'kluu good." it only route ”In ruofomer
ltllOlll ion In. Weevil lIy Inrmnrv. Trl‘ it.
Dibbletllomslock
ll llflilTil Mill STREET.
. The Best lihiislmas Present.
$2,000
fury nrfemily Ifyoudle and for yourself if
out Is Tells on endowment policy tint on
not hove tn Ills to wl n. in the Conant cut
llenersll Life lnIanInI-e Co.. of Hartford.
8. S. L’Hommedieu. lg‘l
I I l Washington Street.
South Hamil.
Thine intent on... turf?
It Wuhituton um.
0m dolly from 0 to ii In. on. end from I m0
v. mud on Summer evening. from n to a.
'11“ um on doodle.
ALDEN courses. Prod.
to“ II. "BRIE. Vicini’ml.
mm It INAPP. RN
3 and Treat
House Mover.
“23W“; Metal-am"
“wily.
um
D. JENNINGS.
Underteher.
years putofmlllng liflllri for their winter's _‘
an
in
lig
Best Material is Used nonbiningllurabilily ands
H. 8. BROWN’
Tristram & Hyattis.
Cloaks. cloaks}?
changes in t e at
troduced whichii
goods
guarantee every garment we sell to be
and as low' 111 price as anymm4 first-class goods are sold.
Tristr-am* & Hyatt,
This line for $350 las
home.
If M. no». (or. via Hertferdl.b
[on acorn NonwAtl. A. lr-Iol em. It!
so. lot
I in
in noonB ex.
IO! ex.
giggling" IIII.. hundsys'A.
Audyouwillseenotonlye
fleet and Perfect Flttlne Shoe.
. . But one In which the
mgitthebeettlmoseemlsssflhoelnthsm
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.. ‘, ;
Call and entities them before purchasing any other shoe,
South Main Street. 80. Norwallt.
No. 2 Gazette Bulldlng, Norwalk,
We are showin all the latest Novelties of the Benson m-
CLOAKS JACKE S, CAPES and WRAPS for Ladies, Misses
d Chil ren.
lnfants’ CLOAKS, agreat variety of styles and material..
white and colors.
FUR flPEs.
At the 0 coin? of the present For Season some important
e and shape of For Garments have been in-
as attracted the attention of the trade in these
We are showing only the Ve Latest Styles and we
t—claes' In every respect
No. 2 ' Gazette Building.
Here’s a Bargain.
A LAKEWllllll PHAETilll.
(or Park wagon.)
Considered the most graceful vehicle made. It is roomy and
easy of access. trimmed in cloth, painted dark green. strong and
ht.
Usual Price, $500.
I
it is a Genuine Bargain.
A full;line of all other fashionable
Buggies. Phaetons. Canopies, Sleighs, etc. - '.
Call and See Them.
They Will he Sold cheap. it Sold Soon.
.9..— .—....
Wright’s Repository,
tor. franllin and Madison: Streets. 80th llamall, llnnl.
M. New Haven I HanlnnlllJl. 6 per cent.
sovnuunn re. teen. DEBEflTURE BONDS
TRAINS LEAVE 80m nonwnnx AB
rouwwa: -°' THE-
.0... . IlllllllESEX IIIIIIIII cumulus
gg $1.... .. . 3.3; Middleton. Bonn.
fight? id‘fi; Usnmnlnnllons from: 3'” t0 ”.m-
:gEL iiii'u-L’. --ron mommy—- ‘
iiii‘iwm 31‘ H. D. smrrI-I.
( 0X . -v
{film‘- ling" lloom I lssonle quIaI-g. :Mrwelk
it” sxl'. I‘ll-flan: to llriIlgeport. ‘ . ‘ .e..,..._.
a M 5c" 5 37 It . V
WAGONS
lung? 728 eta‘to Bridgeport. ‘ l
till: we. . . M
timer... Hill A ems oxmndu. ewxn ”“9
Inga; mun” Buggies. PIIaIIIoIIs, Gamma
10mm 1 if. M. p m .
melee“. 7* "mm canopies Spindles, etc.
are: .- - « ..-. __-_
Income. I. with 3.33.3.5? iii ”'0“ t0 3““ A"-
stB wmn—w-ww~v~~~~~
l’on Samarium. AHM 43:“. I uItem. DALI. “m a“ Till!
format-J1. Mwliillbsxih 311230;ka p. on?“
Henry Tilly.
XIII—am “Egg 0' L' Ogden!
union lllll Illllntll.
Luv: NEW YORK
”"10 IN IL.
LP. 0
exmmls .ox. ex. “1qu
all.
(II I. sx.. II on. ll III mldnlsht.
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Inning mph Igor: ”A133 for sun- omen ”‘ .
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Wind} m 2“; r " ': tannins. Isvsls. com,
. u: '
loom ”130133.... efiihyiuiim ”III-Iii wg'wmflmmw
om Min run. promptly attended loud“
Vim! POI”? IMI.‘
Aflo' No
”mm: so WALK-J! an. M" ' m
s. m..l p. II. vs. I urn:
Shop Near Depot. ;
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mum. um Elma
mill or” .
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