NORWALK. *
—.
liarliliain and Wall Sir
NorvallBllston a L ’
linlél's ivfififii
One Is Democratic, and the Other
Is Republican.
BBPUBLIOANS ARE LOOKED OUT.
'l‘ho Dancer-ate Organic-d Viral Ind Ro-
mud to Recognise the New Republican
lenhru—Ropubucam [lull-ml In I Lob-
by Room and Elected Their unicorn.
Tnluron, Jun. Inn-There are today two
senate: in this state. flue is the Demo-
cratic senate. which is recognised by Gov-
ernor‘Wertu. The other is that. of Re-
publican senators. which hr recognized by
the house. That in tho eitualion. The
Democrats bore the hryn to the senate
chamber, and the Republicans mum meet
where they can.
Early in the nflcrlloun n lle'tucliincnt of
police WM onion-d to llll‘ plilll‘lltlllfit‘ in
command of linplninl'l.::iry of the 'l'i'entnn
department. The captain went at. once to
the governor’s private room and received
instructions from him. Almldy the cor-
ridors were so Iiirongcdthutnll packages
to the nonun- riuinllmr. were completely
blocked. The pulicc lllt'll bunched up the -
corridor, pushing the crowd back. and
formed a [Ills-.ilgvlt'd)’ to the doors of the
chamber.
In the senate chamber the Democratic
holdovei' members Were seated. waiting for
3 o'clock. the time for melding, to nrrlve.
The doors were locked, Sorgeant-nburml
Nathan of the lust semion was: guarding
them within. .\'n one but a few state 031'
core and favored persons were nduiltta].
newspaper men excepted.
At five minutes to 3 Samuel Thomp-
uon. the clerk of the senate. called the sen-
ate to order, and on resolution of Senator
Duly, Rnbt‘li Adrian of Midiliescx was
elected tcmpornry chairman. The roll was
called. and Senators Winton, Miller, Mc—
fiiickel. Perkins. llillcliliif. Drake, Martin.
Daly and Adrian answered to their nnmec.
A tight at the More.
'l'huollluurli were in their '90an when the
Republican senators rupped at the door for
admission. The crowd outside Wm! in great.
commotion, and the senator» had an ex-
ceedingly difficult time to get to the doors
of the chamber. The eergcant-abarms de-
manded the names of those who rapped.
The doors were opened a little. and the
first senator to enter was Bradley of Mon-
mouth. He was closely followed by Sena-
tor Skirin of Mercer and Senator Packer
of Gloucester.
When Senator Ketchum entered, County
Clerk titlmmerc of Mercer attempted to
enter with him. The nergrnnL-ut-arms and
his attendants made a desperate effort to
keep him out. :lll'l Senator Ketcbam struck
two or three of them over the head with a
cane. ut the suuu: time exrlniming .“Yuu
don’t own lllln senate!" Finally all the
senator~ were admitted and took their
seats.
Chairman Adrian instructed the necro-
tnry to call the roll. when Senator Stokes
arose to,n question of privilege. He. said
they had come here to organize the senate
in the usual way. They were surprillcd to
find the senate iill’Olllly organized. He
wanted assurnuce that all the senators-
elect would be 9m orn in. lle wnuted to
know whether Senator Bradley would be
.nworn in ur mt.
Chainnuu Allrinn replied that. the hour
of 3 o‘clock having urrivcd. they had or-
ganized in the regular way and had then
taken a l‘i‘Cc‘H\ to mull: the possible arrival
of the fieliillul's. Senator llnly then oll'cred
A resolution that tbecrcdentinls of the new
senators be referred to n committee of
three. to Ir nppuiutcd by the chuirmuu.
Senator Htokr-s protested against this and
suid it \vm. ubont time for them to assert
their constitutional rights. He said the
people of the state had elected a majority
of Republican scnlltors and should have
the fruits of their victory. He said he un-
derstood that Senator Bradley had been
sworn in. Bradley replied that he had.
Chairman Adrian called him to order.
Senator Skit-in then precentcd the cre-
dentials of the new senators and vows of
ofllce. but Adrian refused to «wept them.
At this point Senator Voorbeel of Union
took the floor. but Chairman Adrian ro-
fu-ed to recognize blm.und be then do-
manded his rights as a senator from Union
county. Chairman Adrian directed the
urgennt-at-arms to compel the go iemuu
to take his neat. but Senator Vnur ecu do
lied him. replying that he did not recog-
nize hint nil his uergcunbnt-urmn.
Vonrhoes Dried the Chair.
"I demand my righu. Mr. Chairman.
rind l propolw to have them!” exclaimed
Mr. Voorllecn "I am here with my cre-
dentials and oath of office, and I must be
recognised."
When utlll refused. ho rulviled that the
Republican narrator: withdraw, and they
all repaired to a lobby room. Chairman
Adrian directed the sergeantaturma to
clear the lobbies and floor. but the lobbies
were not. dinturbcd.
The Republicans proceeded to organise
by electing the officers selected in the
morning. They then sent a manage to the
house and were recognized by that. body.
The committoea made their ingress and
egress through the window; A commit-
tee wan also cent to the governor, who stain
ed tint be bud already received s inn-ago
from a body who called tbemselvua son-
an, and he would have to council. bio legal
ulvlur before doing more.
The Democrat» continued in section in
the uncle chamber. and after completing
the organization the credentials of the sell-
atorl were called for. Protects from citi-
aena of Camden, Salem and Monmouth
countlnwm presented again-t the nail
tug of Renown ltogers. Ward and Hadley
on the ground of fraud. corruption and
bribery. Senator Winton clued bills to-
poellmr the race track Iowa The Demo-
mtlc scum. mlionrned nutll bhltl morning
after adopting a ‘lvsolutlon that. no one
nbould be admitted to the chamber except
state ofllccn and mutton The Republic-
an senate adjourned until cveninu. The
house organized without anything of mo-
tmnt taking place.
The Republican serrate brill u short night
session in the Mmbly chamber. ’1‘be rm
quested the «calcium Inuitar of the Muir
battle for pet-tubule» to enter the null
chamber. but were told ill-u ihe urn-cut-
ct-urmo of the Ikuwcrntlc ornate had token
the keys home wit ll no.
A big crowd to the oorridmu offered to
break open the tltu/l’n, and the reactors bad
K appeal to them nmlodnlo. ileum
mum offered a nmlutloa that tho -
gum-nurmv oi the Republican uncle
pk for the key» before the out Mac.
“the ornate tim- adiourned till this met»
you. at it o‘clock.
150 III In;
I Jail. lib-“The but!“ i! m
1-3 or: 1-3
lI-sorir he
i
opening night.
The probable makeup of the alluding
committees no the chic! topic of lateral
among the members. kcr )falby culled
the house to order. an proceeding- were
opened by prayer by the Rev. Mr. But.~
torick. Many new bills were introduced,
and the following annual reports were I"
ceived and ordered to be printed:
Superintendent of banks. state comptrol-
ler. Central New York Asylum For Dual
Mitten. Institute For Deaf Mateo. city of
New York. superintendent of public worn.
‘adjutant general. mu: engineer and. our-
veyor, board of man-gen of the State re‘
fomutory and railroad commissioner. The
1m report was read for the information of
the house. 'le speaker then announced
the standing committees.
In the senate Senator Tim Sullivan was
the only one about the circle who had a
floral adoring on his desk. Dy some over.
night the ullulll pruyer wu omitted. and
the session begun by the reading of the
minutes.
The following annual reports were hand-'
ed down: Bunk eupcrintendeut, rullroad
commiuloners. the Children’s Industrial
home and state treasurer.
Mr. Sexton. president pro tem. of the
senate, then announced the appointment
of the standing commitmc.
AFFAIRS IN BRAZIL.
Poixoto Otlli Arr-lung Ill-y Sumter!
Traiton.
Bunsen Art. Jan. 10,—The latest ad-
vices from lilo .muciro are as follows:
Trade in at n standstill. The arrest of per-
sons oticpected of sympathy with the revo-
lution is constant. One of the persons ur-_
rested was on emissary from Admiral Sal-
dauba da Gums. who was hearing letters
for Admiral do Mello. President Peixoto
is fortifytng the coast and is preparing to
attack Cobras island.
The insurgents have made an unaucocw
ful attempt to effect a landing on the in
land of Mébungue. Admiral Baldaulu da
Gama has issued a monlfuto declaring
that the recent. monarchical pronounce-
ment Issued in his name won apocryphal.
He denounces Pregident Peixoto us, a mili-
tary tyrant and Mixes that the people
ought. to overthrow onoblns and en-
tabiich a civil republicvon a firm halo.
Disorders have occurred at Peruantbuco,
Peru and t'euru. _ ’
flint Polk-no lulu-r.
LoNnox. Jun. til—The Times says that
the rumor front Lisbon that President
Peixoto of Bruil Ind resigned wan received
In London with great ntlafsctlon. especial-
ly by the numerous members of the Bra-
zilian oonémunlty.
WANTED GREEN GOODS.
lany Prominent Hen DIM. Application
[or Bogu- Money.
81. Loom Jan. lit—The decision at.
Washington in regard to would be pure
chuers of green goods promises to result
sensationaliy. Inquiry at the office of In-
spector J. P. Johnson developed the foot
thlt in a total of 1,800 names in the police-
nion of the omco are included a great num-
ber of prominent men. Leathers physicist.
lawyers and prominent professional and
business men all over the United States.
and particularly in Illinois. Missouri, Ar-
kausu and Wyoming. are known to be
included.
It was also stated that letter: applying
for boguu moneywrltten by at least one
lax-congressman. a candidate for governor
and many federal and civic officials are in
the hands of the authorities. The inspect-
or, however. refused to give out the names
of those against. whom he will make tut
cm
Crank Alter llnyor Sublet-ea.
BiloonLrN, Jan. 10.—A poorly clad man
who curt-lea a rusty handbag culls daily‘at
the office of Mayor Schleren in Brooklyn
and wants to know whether the muyur has
appointed him yet. Tuesday he said to the
officer who in on duty in the little room
Just outside the mayor’s office. ”The mayor
has promised me u fut job, and I am going
to have it. or there will be trouble."
link Olciall Indicted.
Conconn. N. 11.. Jan. 10.--Thc grand lury
in the United sum circuit court returned
two lndlctmenta against. President J. C.
Moore and Treuurer Cherleu Merrill of
the National Bank of the Commonwealth
of Manchester. They are charged with ub-
stractlon. false entries and embezzlement.
Commercial Troy-low Mutatio- Wu.
Sriucuu. Jan. lO.—-'I‘he fete of the Com
mercial Troyelen‘ uuociatlon has been de-
cided. The association will continue. but
on an entirely different built The amend.
ment to the conetltutlon giving the control
of all the tannin to nine director. wan
pdnudbyavotooftutoii.
Wnlto'u hm locale- convened.
Dnuvnn, Jon. lit—Tho extra union of
the legislature called by Governor Waite
to consider his Mexican nllver coinage
scheme and inougurato public improve
manta to furnish work for the unemployed
met. at. noon tad-y.
Inc For In the load.
CHICAGO, Jan. lit-Jl‘he mull. of the no.
out! night’lv play in the three cornered bil-
liard match me a walkovor for Ives After
Bloc-on had run it” Ive. got the ball- au'
choral and run out the game—600 poluta.
M
ug-u Mon mu the cum: use.
New Yonk. Jan. to.-'f'tic Wm. “guru
and Beer Deal-11v Control mutation
odopted unanimous resolution appropri-
ating 38,000 from the funds of the organ u-
tlou for the poor of New York city.
Inn-too. love the tau-cl new.
air. Plrunmum. Jul. Ill-JIM ottlfollllr
ry my» In the churches mathematlnlng
the French for the lumlon of lot! was
omitted for the first time thin your.
an.“ we nut via-m.
Benoit. Jan. ill-Jamal [lush was or
rated in this city on the charged muslin
flme-th of diamond-mama. .
slim of win mm m
molten-nu lento-cc Barrow.
Haunt-sum. Jen. lib-Henry r. )1»
row of Datum count no minted M
conguumul at large tho Mo Pmblbio
lion convention.
wins. In It on luau.
hummus. Jan tit-Jolie Newton a
student at tic-olivine. committed so
after writing an mount of It for a local
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Wilson and Burrows Open the
Debate.
A IAIKOTH PETITION PRESENTED
no m. Not Ready to Consider the Pub
oral. Mu Bill. and It Wall 0'".
Bout-lif- lIawallan Resolution Report-
ed river-lily. ' ’
\l'llnunvluox. Juli. ill—It was a field day
in the house for the thrill. The galleries
were thronued all day. and the floor was
crowded. Each side put. forth in: most
brilliant. orator. for the day amnion. Mr.
Wilson. the chairman of the ways and
means committee. completed the speech
which be begun Monday, nnd Mr. Burrows
opened the debate for the Republicans with
a three hour reply.
During the course of M r. ilurrown’ speech
bedispluyed a petition which be mild was:
{loyal-(151mm. protesting ngninst thr- pan
sage of the Wilson bill and the placing 01
wool on the free list. He said he also had
letters from if» states protesting against it.
Mr. Burrow spoke for almost three hours
At. the conclusion of his upeech there was
unreal- outburst of Republican applause.
so long continued he to mil ri-lill -l rebuke
from the chair. 'l'ln- llrs-cnuluiirzv ut‘llt‘r-
ally went to Mr. llllrlowp' .. ii in mmgmt»
ulute him. and he um plr-wlui “nil a
bouquet of 37 rows. tlli- imnu iri‘ lllly-
seventh birthday. After order hull been
restored General .I. l‘. lliuck of Illinois.
ex-conlmiesimlcr of pensions. tool. the floor.
and .\Ir. llopkius of Illinois to lowed. The
good points of all the speakers were liber-
ally npplufltlull by their respective parti
Sill".
At the evening session .\lr. llnines, II
Democrat from Troy. N. \'.. in the name
of the collar und cut! industry, tired the
first shot into the Wilson bill. He did
played a gigantic petition protesting
agninet the collar and cull schedule and
declaring thut it it Were to become in low it
would ruin this great industry.
He then presented to the committee the
mammoth petition, the like of which has
never been been ill the house. it WM n gi-
gantic volume 2 fret thick. 6 lt‘i‘l long and
vi feet wide. bound in red. white and blue.
uddresucd on the cover. "To the Congress
of'the United States," the title being,“'l‘he
Petition of the Uitlnane and Collar and
Cuff Operators of New York." It was cur-
ried into the hell of representatives by
four men. It was nlglloll by 69.5“; people.
50,700 from Troy and vicinity and he met
from Albany.
Indore-d Bontollo'u Resolution.
A snrpriw Win. furnished in thc lluwnli-
an nmtter by the action of the house coin»
tnittce on nnVul affairs. which voted unani-
mously to favorably report the lloutclie
resolution to the house.
This resolution it an ironclad our. calliu
upon the accrctury or the navy to inform
the house by what authority inntructloim
were issued placing the naval lort‘t‘s under
the orders of Minister lllount, nod to fur-
nllh copies of all orders or suggestion: is-
oued by himself or any ofliccv of the navy
slnce March 4.13%.concernlug the use of
naval forces at the Hawaiian Islands.
An amendment. wu undo changing the
date to March 4. 1892. so that the operations
of the navy'io Hawaii under the Harrison
administration would be included. The
mercury of the navy is directed to furni-di
the information and is given no option
to withhold documents which he might
consider secret or the publicity of which at
thistlmc might be reglrded u contrnry to
public policy.
Chairman Cumiuinga of the navel coul-
mlttee will rcporE the Boutelic rewiuiiou
to the house immediately. but says that it.
cunuot be considered until the dclmte on
the Wilson bill has been finished, .\lr.
Boutelle, on the other blind. thinks that
the renolution can be called up at once lllltl
be debated for l5 minutes by cal-h side, no
provided for in the rules.
Iloollouu Illll Goe- Our.
The session of the granule did not dcv elop
the interest that. was anticipated. ’l'hocou—
Ildcratlon of the federal election: bill was
not begun according to the programme of
Senator Gray, no no one accrued prepared
to speak. and after some colloquy between
Senators Chandler, liruy uud (iorman over
the method of procedure the measure linol-
ly went over until next. Monduy. At. that
time. however. it cornea up an unfinished
business. and Senator Gray glwc notice
that. he would prone ltll consideration ”ren-
nonably and continuously" until u vote he
reached.
The Hawaiian situation failed to elicit
the debate that was promised. Sen-tar
Chandler’s molutlon calling for an opin-
ion on to the constitutionality and regularl-
ty of the up lntmeut of (Tommluloner
Blount by President Cleveland waa called
up cud pro-led for pm, but after Sena-
tor Sherman hull ex rowed his opinion
that its plunge won d be disrespectful to
tho fun-hm relutlom committee. which in
Iinady considering the rublect. Senator
Chandler. finding hlu own part! not a
unit. in support of his proposition. prompt-
ly withdrew It. m...
(Wand Money to Dine.
Whitlilb'tlTIN, .hm. l0.-~'l‘he manager: of
a Jersey City bouquet which in to take
place Jan. till an doomed to «Mountain.-
meat. and member» of count-cu are laugh-
ing It. their expense. The Jenny City nicu
wrote recently to Senator Mcl’ilemn uk~
ing him to invite cx-Bpellkcr lined and
Representative Wilson of Wm Virginia
to attend the banquet and rupond to a
tariff tout. In the nbuncc of the senator
a Jersey Citypcprvuntatlve undertook the
talk. He was sutborlltod the letter to
odor to Munro. ltoed and \ ileou two each
and their cxpenm When Mr. lined hard
the prowltlou. he grinned and said:
“Of course tbe laborer is worthy of his
hire. but for the pron-lit and the next few
week. I will have u pretty big {ob on my
hand: here. I regret. that ltwll be lmpoo
dble for me to accept the generous offer."
Mr. Wilson at. that. true dlupoucd to re
ford the prnpmitiou ill a lake. but when
informed that it well made sci-loud be
mild and said. “I am oft-aid you will In
to excuse mi"
Both men have received litany invita-
tion. to public dinners. but this n the nut
that like been accompanied by an offer of
honey. “WW”
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Valium-ml. dun. l0.-Thr following
fourth elm minivan-n vmo ”pointed:
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comp Wu til-m.
Watchman. Jan. to.»
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carefully
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ways get our best values.
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.ould come early and have first choice.
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; . always cordially welcomed and «recline.
oncfpmonaqiociaflyi
,wbo are thoroughly posted lathe nail
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pt when
(1 how to fill calm
facility to our out-obtain: putt-om and
MAIL ORDERS ,
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”Twirl-tan CORRIGANWD.
lo Wu a Prominent Figure In the (Isth-
olic Church.
Juan Clrv. Jan. 10.4%.". Patrick A.
Carrigan. D. ll. of Hobokcn, N. J .. ludead.
Father Garrison, wu- boru In Ireland 56
years. ago. After taking holy order. he
came to the United Station and wai no
signal! to Jersey
(lity.Flfteeu year:
ago he was trans-
ferred to Hoboken.
N. J. He was a
‘ unions worker)
and an advanced
thinker. In the"
. events which have
kept the Catholic
church of thel7nit-
cd States in such
a turmoil for the
put few years he
took it prominent
part. lle waa, a
vigorous oupport-
er of Archbishop
Ireland and the
11
”Thin: I‘oinnnAx.
liberal and progressive element. and at. the
time of his death he was as widely known
on auy Catholic in the country.
lle bud been ill since last Wedneuday
with pneumonia and was reported to be
much better. lie seemed to improve all
day Tuesday, but sullen-d a relapse and
died suddenly. Hundreds of people called
at the parochial residence. During his ill-
nem be was visited by Bishop Wigger. with
whom he had not been on friendly tonne.
and priest and prelnlo became reconciled.
DROWN ED A CLERGYMAN.
two lion Charged With Causing the Death
or 3". Henry Cbuumun.
CAMDHX, N. .i.. dun. lU.-Ilev. lleliry N.
Chccscmnn, pastor of the Eighth Street. M.
E. church. this city. was deliberately
drowned In the Delaware river at the foot
of «Chestnut street by two men. who are
[apposed to be the one: now under umr.
charged with the crime.
Officer Zaeser heard the clergyman cry
loudly for help, but owing to the darkness
which the sound came, lle heard a second
cry.but much stiflcd. Two sailors who
bud also heard the cries reached the spot
about the some time no the officer. They
uwibc body of a mun floating in the river.
and leaping in brought it td‘shore. Life
was not yet extinct. but the heart but:
were very faint.
Mr. Cheeucman expired in a few min-
utes. Shortly after the cries were heard
two men are known to have run away
from the wharf. The police Inter arrested
lIIM‘ George and Solomon Willis on one.
plciou of lnn'iux committed the crime.
What the ciergymun wan doing on the
wharf at that. time of night and what was
the motive for the crime are mysteries.
'Dyuaulh Cnrtridgu' tuneful Work.
Bot-Tam, Jun. lit-obeborers were blast-
ing rock for neewer in Delnvan avenue
when a dynamite cartrir c that bad hung
tire unexpectedly exp ed. Casper Po-
Ink’s head was fairly torn from his trunk.
and his body \vlua otherwise mangled. Joe
Peteloqt an eye and sustained internal lu<
juries. Louis Ryan was thrown a long die-
tonne and hagl the top of hill bead torn ofl.
Movement: of Ocean Ihamhlpl.
NEW Yuan. Jan. to. «The following
utenmships are due today: thdgute Hill.
London; Victor-in. Gibraltar; Noordlund,
Antwerp: Fuldu, Genoa; Teutonic. lelr
pool: Mnasachumtts, London; Spree. Bre-
men; Conch". lluvuuo: Colombia. Colon.
The following steanisliips‘suil today: l'uris.
Southampton llritunnic. Liverpool; West-
erulanll. Antwerp; Ubdlun, Iloltrrdum.
High Kicking Cloud "or Death.
NEW YORK. .lun. Ill. «Bertoto, thcyounu
French damn it ho route recently to this
country from Perl! and who played in
Rice‘s "tun“ ill l’almer'e theater. is dead.
The physicians any the muse of death wan
paralysis. brought on by high kicking.
She was only ll yours old. but was con-id‘
cred an excellent dancer.
Mental Aug-rm: Not. Actual Dumago.
DALLAS, Jan. lu.—- In the United States
court, in the cone of A. U. llall versua the
Weaiern l'uion Telegraph company. in
which damages for mental puguluh were
claimed, the court sustained defendant's
demurrer that mental unguiahis not. an
element of actual damage and dillmlued
the cane.
run Forgot flail- l‘rotl Philadelphia.
lltl'lnlosn. Ind. Jan. IO.~Tbe Identity
of J. W. Fuller. the noted formr sent to
the penitentiary for three years. was fully
established. Illa real name in Charles Ben-
atnln Curd». and he lives in Phil-dolphin.
ll wife says that. title in a piece of outlaw
ernor Bulkeluy of Connecticut.
Charged With Patrician.
lloxulm/ltn. I’m, Jun. to.-—A coroner's
jury lit the can of Thoma» McDonald. who
wall found beaten to death at hi- home.
found a verdict that death wan cmlaed by
lulurlee at. the hands of Lawrence Mellon»
aid. u can of the demoed.
can” Wont or Without Anni-g.
NIAGARA Faun. Jan. ill-The Canadian
lion have loot on American prlaoucr, and
In their excitement be mint. have been
a veluublc catch. lie gore his name In T.
D. Cannon of Brooklyn.
long Wrim Won'- I'll-val. .
N”! You, Jan. l0.--Avthnr Want. the
bong writer. died of pneumonia on Sunday
in St. Vincent's hospital. He wall buried
In Evergreen cemetery today by the Ac~
tors’ Fund of America
Iltieo cm In.
L‘rlcl. N. Y...Inn. Io.—'fllo lilmlnl match
between the New York And title: Curling
clubs for the Gordon meant took place here
and was won by the Uilca club.
new Regine lulu-o Grown! loot.
llkmottu. .hlu. ill-Jl'bm hundred to-
bacco on attended the eleventh au-
uull convention of the New England To
bum (trowvn’ million.
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8w lanes: VIM Out.
le Illtvsit. Jan. tit-JIM minim-n
ordered Mayor Bargent to meat. llll ofloc
In the city hall before the lot. of limb. or
he would be ovlcted.
Mgr-u of ill- ravioli liouuth fill.
Lennon. Jim. taw'l‘bc parish council-
bill pea-ed through the mmlitoe clue
in the hotter of common.
main} rum-coo for an.
M00. aliiit. i0.-Gbrieiiuu Bub
manual, was union“ to
via utnudikv
mum
luck. _
. plied for help.
(i Wan
.
Mam an
TELEPHONE CALL. “5153]..
I
The demands Stall. ~ 2
Cor.
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Miss Barrowclifl‘e Begins the
Story of Her Adventure.
'l'ltB roman THINK sun ONLY rm.
The atrocious “out! Upon the Young
Jon-y City III-lo rancher I: n Much u
lyuory us Irv-r311. Time rm. Will
Probably hn an. "
inilcii)‘ ti'i'rt', Jan. lfi.-5tendily the
clouds that obi-cure the intellect of Miss
May Barrowcliffc are vanishing. She was
able to recall her movementsol that. event-
ful night up to the time of leaving Mrs.
Smith 5 dwelling to keep her engagement
with her cousin. Then her mind begun to
wander. rébe. in gaining phyuically and
mentally. and in a few days tube will reveal
who her assailant was. if she know him. or
deucribc him if a. stranger.
tier mind rm; clear in one particular.
No one is allowed to see her except the two
detective nurses and Dr. Vurick. Even the
houpitul physicians are excluded. She
knew that her cousin. Gertrude Dexter.
had not been at her bedside for several
days, and shc rebuked her cousin for her
apparent neglect. .
Aeknd for flu Con-ll.
Her first query when she aroused was.
‘Is this Sunday!" A moment later she
was behaving badly in not coming to bee
her. “She does not. come to see me at all.
I think it is very strange." remarked the
patient.
Dr. Varick explains that it is done that
her improvement- shall not be retarded.
Just at the close of the day she seemed
brighter than she had been at any time
since she ha. been inpatient, and Ella was
interrogated nbout what idle could recol-
lect of the night of the assault. She rc
numbered dilltlnctly having called at Mm.
Smith's dwelling to give the music lesson.
And even recullected that she and Mrs.
Smith talked at. the door on she was tukv
lug her ionic, and her rennuk that she luul
to hurry, as she bud an engagement to
mot-t Gertrude Dexter at half punt” ti
o'clock. She could not. tell what occurred
after leaving Mrs. Smith‘s.
“I went along to where the trains tnm~
ed," wae‘the vague statement. llsr mind
began to wander She was circular and
mu propped up with pillowa. For the first
time she took the bowl of gvnel in her own
hands and drunk it. '
The police have adopted the theory that
she may have fallen from the rocks On
Monday she said, "You must think I am a
goose not to remember how loathe to fail."
This theory appears plnmdble now.
Sip avenue ls three or four feet above the
lot. At one point near \'an Wugcnen ave.
one the embankment has been washed out.
leaving a gap of two feet between the street
and fence of the lot. it was a dark night.
and it is now regarded as [invisible that she
stepped over the. edge of the street and
pitched headlong to the rock covered lot.
The fall dazed her, and she may have
mechunioully wandered around the lot un.
til she lapsed into inscnalbility and fell on
the rock which inflicted the gush on her
forehead. They are pursuing this theory.
despite the ‘iflfi'ml‘nlu of the limpimi
physicians.
New Witness» Found.
Detectives llnltie and C103 were at the
lot Tuceday overturning lhv! boulders and
making a ' liar-"lull *t'llrf‘ll for tho llilddlllik'
mickctboolt
They found a ncw witness in Margaret
Murphy. a young girl living on West Side
avenue. who avcr~ she tom Mien lint-row-
cliflc ll'llvc .\lr~. Smithk and turn into Mp
avenue.
l). \l'. i'nbort of Hit li'itt‘ttli int-nul- is it
member of llw Helping: Hand ~ovirty. u
Chlifllrllilt' ili‘giillildllltli connl-l-tcd \vilhthr
tirncc .“l'lllmll‘l l-Ipiscupltl church hi Mn-
rion. llc lllrui~llcll u povllllc l'lt‘ll' to Die
trict Attorney Winfield. ’l‘lic Helping
Hand society aids nil mil- for charity, lie
saye that on tho \l'educmlay prior to the
Assault a trump. I‘lllllt'l‘ neatly dressed. up-
lle told an interesting
atory and was given money to assist him in
reaching his destination. The follow did
not leave the city. no .\li'. t‘obcrt has been
informed, us he wits new about the Marion
leciiun late Friday afternoon.
The district nttorney refuses to discuss
the one or import any information that he
has received.
Valuable Pal-tiny Boned.
Booms. .ian. ill—The studio of scolt
Leighton. the well known animal pointer.
on the fourth ntory of the granite building
at an to 435 Washington street. was com-
pletely gutted by fire. The tire wan cou-
llnvd to the studio, and painting: to the
value of and» were ruined. The cause of
the tire lit unknown.
“mule Will Ito-luau Hancock.
“Allltislll‘lttl. Jan. 10.---'l’be ntatc Denic-
cratlc convention to nominate a candidate
for con reunion at large convened today.
Jame: )cntou Hancock. a prominent law-
yer of Franklin. Venungo county. will be
the nominee of the convention.
Cruel-ed lint-u- Ilu Ioilm. .
Allumxo. P... Jun. t0.~Cbarlu Dough-
crly.aged 16 yrarnmal drawn into the rolle
on at the Alblnnd colilery. and the lower
part. of his body wu mind to fragment».
Death ensued in an hour.
letter and Ion Committed IIIOMA.
Ptmnt‘tw. Jun. lo.--Ml'l. Margaret Mor-
mn bung herself in the attic of bar mi-
dencc at. Mullet-sport. Grief over the nul-
clde of her son is aulgned u the cause.
Women It“ Hey I. Adi-Mod.
“SI'ARTER. Pm. Jan. 10.4: in not Im-
rubable that Franklin and Marshall col-
ogc in thin city will open It: door! in wom-
fli Itudouta in the near future.
lull-um More In. hit-n.
Humour), Conn. Jim. ill-4n the boar
log to the ease of Millionaire Timothy ll.
Porter love letters written by Porter were
offered in evidence.
“kooky “any company Indicted.
lawman. Jan. tit-Tin smut jury re»
turned Indictments against J. J. Doualau‘
of the Frankfort lottery crummy and
four main
Mug-r Agent! cone-u...
N“ intuition. .hm. ill-JI‘hc traveling
r mum at the country are bold—
m Illiiliill era-Ion in New minor.
loud"! for I flour-ed.
“III?” 0.. Jan. lib-4'50 Marlin
Moot rel way has pan-ed invoice bond»
of ’I’. 0. Into an waiver.
HEB limo IS Ethnic.“
Inked the nurse if uhe did not think Gertie ‘.
Makes the hands heft. Did you
ever try it. Ask HALE for a
free sample.
. 'l‘obacco
llisurcs pleasure.
..
lit: Sure to get it.
Tansy» puma
DR. CATON'S RELIABLE.
Unprlnefpled person- imitate our ad. and
counterfeit our TANSY PILLS. therefore tak-
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all worthless “compounds." Remember this
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the only UNIVERSALLV SUCCESSFUL one.
My: I cafe and cure. Al drulullts. or up!
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llrzun and bvnn I‘vm-rzl .t )lunhmdmuivncsa;
331th Ito-9w: L'vil Dmn Lack of Confidence;
barman-up»: In: no.2“: n Drains; moot Power
of the Generative Organ: in either cox. conned by
over—exertion: Youthful 12m we. or I-Zxcenlve Use of
Tutu. m, Opium or Liquor which noon lead to
Miwrg'. l'un~lirilplwn Insanity and Death. By mail,
It a but: it (or M‘ uilh writtr-n guarantee to cure or
n fund mum-y. WHAT'S L‘llllflll fil‘ltl'P. A rennin
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Wimp“... ouch, Sore Throat. pleasant tome.
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It rlll‘.h”‘\’ 501‘ (il‘AllANTEEh‘ issued only by
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“slam
WEEK
roe
Wllllllfi WORKERS
0! either sex. any age. in any part of the country,
at the employment which we luffllall You need
not be nwny flom home over night. You can give
your wholetlme w the work.oronl_v your spare ino-
merm. As capital is not required you run on risk.
We apply you with all that h needed. It will
can you nothing to try lllt‘ business. Any one
can do thr work Beginners mnkr money fham
the start Failure is unknown will) our worker:-
Erery hour you labor you can Paslly make. dollar.
No one who Is willing to work full: to make more
money every day than can be vuudr in three day-
ct any ordinary employment. Send for free book
containing the fullest information.
It HALLETT a 00.,
Bolt BIO.
”I‘ll-AND, MAINE.
I. o. lollies. ‘
Paper "Multidim- Pllllll
Will ill.“ till) Bliiilllils
sun" book- Mi' 'rliu' lim” "milk v
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Pom. Borders and (tilt Md“) Incl tn'kou a
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TClo'aKS. . Cloak"
corn. mum and calf-Mm.
Best Material is Used. Combiningllur'ailiiliy
Making it the bent 03.00 comment» in anal}. ‘
South Main Street. So. u
Loading Dry. Goodsstor
Tristram & Hy-att’,
No. 2 Gazette Building. Norwttlk.
We are showin all th Latest N _. .
CLOAKS JACKE'F ‘3 ovelties of the m
S, CAPES d WRA ..
and Chil on. on P8 501' Ladies,
Infants’ CLOAKS, a eat'variet of et les (1 l
in white and colors. ‘gr 3 y, y an M
FUR ”‘EAPES.
At the o nin
of the resent Fur Beacon some int
changes in t e at p ‘ '
_ e and shape of For Garments have been
troduced. which as attracted the attention of the trade in than
goods. We are showmg only the Very Latent Style! and
guarantee every garment we sell to be first-01min every . . '
and as low in price as any first-class goods are sold.
QO§—_ ‘
Tristram & Hyat
No. 2 Gazette Building.
Here’s a Bargain.
A lAIlEWililll PllAET,
for Park wagon.)
Considered the most graceful vehicle made. It is roomy and
easy of access, trimmed in cloth, painted dark green. strong and
Usual Price, $500.
This line for $350 flash.
It is a Genuine Bargain.
.q.._-,._._
A full line of all other f isbionable
Buggies. Phaetons, Canopies. Sieigils. etc. ’
Call and See Them.
They Will he Sold cheap. it Bold Soon.
Wright’s Repository, \
Bill. bulb and Madison! Streets. South Hawaii, to“ i
f
lg“ M I 6 per cent.
or 'Coal - DEBEIITUIIE Bonus
:55: Coalll lllnnusn shrill; mi d
. . multifunction. ‘3
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—l'08 HA LI Iii-—
H. ' D. SMITH.
lico- l laconic Building, an
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mtxnmwv ‘ I ’ I
“WYEHLE‘
Prices to suit a“
email-null.
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CELEBRATE“
Hazeilon and Cross Creek
Goals.
Clean and free from date. Solicitor for rum-
w.w..._..
illllllllllll BR08.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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House Mover.
Honda-MCI in launder“ plum
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a. b. lemmas.
Undertaker.
i it Hiul’l ovum. mm. (I!!!
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”coalition-i. “Ila-$34
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mnptly to .
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