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all it on die and for our-air if
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not life insurance (3m. at Hartford.
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may wit: the othernertrooeen anim-
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gydghncglgkfi'llfind watch at supervision.
We are as scrupulous show their “"3!“
we are about their parity-ll is both these”
highly important reopen . {379:3 up to t
blsbut standard known to ass to.
W—MW
E. G. Tomllnson.
LIUINSEU Pfl‘IIIAOII'.
B0 vBHO‘TI I‘ll Willi.
case and incense M0 M
. if f
Artiets’ Materials.
Woman glee
at assert of
“filth afi'ht‘
no
lgflmywumfgw Aloe storhof
m Follies.
Painters’Sunplles.
. minutes From tannin.
Painting and Paper liaising.
L. H. Decker,
llllsslllutou St, to. llenvslt,
BENHAMHADTS.
Reckless Brazilian Contestants
Are Warned.
OUR ADMIRAL IN TEBPBRES.
An Object lesson For the Insurgent
Chieftain.
America- oaptalas Applied lor- Protec-
tlon. and When Do Gama Ignored a Po-
lite Request the Decks of the White
Fleet Wen Olea'red For Aotlom—A lor-
nsltlabls Procession Up Rio Berber—«Be-
lfevad That Orders Have Been Issued to
Protect American Shipping—A Report
“at Heals-m Was Anal-3 as Medlator.
Pelsoto Insults the Navy.
Rlo m: Jnxnmo. Jon. non-One of the
most‘exeiting days that Rio de Janeiro
has experienced since the commencement
of hostilities between the insurgents and
the Braslllan government was Monday.
The United States naval fleet stationed in
this harbor furnished the excitement.
Punched beyond the endurance of pa.
tlenm by the continued carelessness of the
nave aboard the rebel warship Aquid-
mo. and tired by the indifference shown
on the part of the revolutionary admiral
toall his protests that American vessels
catering and leaving the harbor were not
aflorded proper protection by the rebel
fleet. Admiral Benbam made a demonstra-
tion with the American war vessels under
hieoommond which has taught a much
needed lesson to the beliigercnts on both
sides and which will undoubtedly have the
oflwt hereafter of securing proper recogni-
tion of the rights of oil vessels, carrying
the American flag.
May Furnish a Precedent.
The foreign colony was particularly in-
retested. and the notion of Adulirul Dcnv
ham will probably furnish o. pvt-rodent by
which the comlimliders of theolher foreign
vemlsin-this port will be guided in the
future. The. cause of all the trouble was
the treatment to which three American
barks were subjected on last Saturday by
tbe'indiscrimilmte fusilllnic from the in»
surgeot warship.
The American vessels Were the bark
may. Captain lilllcki'nrd. of Hath. Me.
owned by M. B. Wilson; the bark Good
News. Captain Myrlck. of Baltimore.
owned by (I. Morton Stewart e;- (.‘o., and
the bark Julia Rollins. Coptzlin Kichllc. of
Baltimore. owned by Thornton il-diins of
that city.
On Saturday inst. while lying at anchor.
all three vessels tvcx-o endangered by the
chance shots fired by the insurgents These
whistled through the rigging and passed
the men at work upon the decks. Many
of the crews of the three vcseels narrowly
escaped being shot.
After suffering n grout died of annoy»
Mice and running great risks ill the hope
that the insurgents would I‘L‘lillld,’ the folly
of their action and put a stop lu their reck-
less firing. the three unpmilm held it bur-
ried conference and dctnmlnod to nppeai
for protection to the United Suiteswnr
ships and to request that the bnrks be
given an escort to (he wlmrvcs.
Captains Kiehue. lily-rick nnd iiiarkford
put. 03 in small lumts Hf greutdnngrr to
themselves and pulll-il up to where the
flagship New York was stationed.
Admiral Benhnln promised that he would
do everything in his power to afford them
the fullest. protection. He said. however,
that before mailing any display of force on
the part of hi» llicet or giving the captains
the escort which they requested be thought
it only right to first notify the insurgent
admirabi‘nldnnhn do Homo. of the cap.
tains' complaints. Accordingly Admiral
Benhntll ell-no one of his olllcurs to the
Aquldabnn Wlfll “hi!!! to acquaint Ad»
miraldaflamuwilb the (acts in the cutie
and to ask him to him: no end pill to the
rookies! gunning.
DI (Aaron’s Curl Refusal.
Da Unlna was apparently in very lwi
humor when the .tuwriran oiliu‘r arrived
aboard the Aquiduiclu. and with litany us-
elamatinns i-f illipliiiom‘o ho llsll‘llcd lo the
recital of lhv American ropinlns' gi'ivv
snore. The insurgent ltdmlrul was en-
dently still mmnycd «o'er lhe Ullilllflllfflu'
tory ounferenen which be had held with
Admiral lieniuiuioml mu» [Hill—{mated to do
anything which would prole pit-using to
the oolnlnnudor of the l'lliled Slalom fleet.
Win-n lliv ‘\llll‘.'f'fl.’illl nfllu‘r liiul ilnlahed
mailing lll- statement. [in (loom. with it
shrug of bin abonldern. mild in a very allnrp
tone: “it is not. my fault. The American
oaptallm alwnbl know ultilliflll it: keep
tbsnmlvee and their tfl'l'Wit out of the range
douruulm i shall nol tulle uny unlit-en!
this matter."
This curt l't‘lpflllMi to bin llll'nllll' aroused
the ire of Admiral “whom. and be de-
termined p, mldw such a alwWinu tlmt it
would pmlum a billing ufli‘t’i upon the in.
surname. lie Allowed Holiday to plummet:
Iy and without any uproar-lace that he in-
to who any further notice of the
l'.
Early Molulsy morning. brim-vein the
[cutout activity prevailed on board the
out. [directly after «lsylu'enk the decks of
the flagship New York. or the Newark.
San Francisco. Detroit and other United
flutes war vessels born were cleared for
action. and their not hers were rinsed.
he (TIDMIM Westward.
Admiral iienhnm then sent Word to the
captains of lhefjmvl News. Julia lloillm
and Amythat be mo: prepared to keep his
promise to them moi that no mm as they
were ready to entered he would encort them
to the whuvee. At thlsmumeoms tidal
fliebneof the Julia Robbins and . ytlch
of the Good NW3 weakened. and «leapite
their vigorous proleslatlons and urgent
of Saturday they returned word
that they did not care to emblem the in.
t admiral by putting themselve-
tbe moors. of the United states naval
lest. Captain lilnoltfonl of the Amy. how
ever. allowed himself made of sterner still!
_ nominml that he would not really at
island accept the protection which Ad-
Bet‘lbalm its? offered him.
on yt Amy took her list:
“a of the Plait/ed stratus m we
ylad the formidable proeeselon started
“filthy up lilo barmr. The news that
' important. was taking pbee
Atherlenn warehips rapidly
_ lath on share and alumni the shine
the lumen fleets repmofltod at this
“mil of “inhaling “to“,
evil people.s every vim
hm presented so «am
he one rushed um M. and
Willamette: lewttopeawllet
nearer to Rio come quite cloeeto timeshare,
entitling intense excitement among both
the soldiers and civilians on land and the
sailors on board the various vessels. The
Amy proceeded on her way to the wharf
and was safely moored there. Not until
her captain had reported that. be was fully
satisfied did ills powerful Escort leave him.
Throughout the whole affair not a airlgll
shot was. tired. but line scene was quite as
impressive as if this had been done. After
passing along Ric's water front the fleet
returned out into the bay and anchored in
nearly the same position as it had occu-
pied previous to the demonstration. Th!
sflair is the sole absorbing topic of conver-
sation afloat and ashore.
The policy of nonillterlerenee so stead-
fastly pursued by Commander Henry F.
Picking has been absolutely reversed by
this action of Admiral lk-nhnm. Full pro-
tectiou will be. given from this time on to
all Alllericun vessels, as Minister Thomp-
son has all along requested. _
it is believed here. that the lilillllltet'a re-
peated messages to Washington in behalf
of American ship owners have at last had
the desired effect with the problem. admin-
istration and that Admiral Benham's ac-
tion is the result of orders which he ha
recently received. .
‘l'a‘uglst I Needed Lesson.
Tin-re can be no doubling the good that
has been done to American shipping in
Brazilian porn; by the demonstration in
Rio. It. has taught bulb aides in the pres-
ent Ifrllgxlc in Brazil the lesson—mud they
needed it badlymlhnt however indiscrim—
inately they may homlmrd each other's
properly. the (“tilted States intends reso-
lutely to defend the rights of every vessel
which soils beneath the protection of the
stars and stripes.
The Alliericrlu ship cupteins' complaints
are only repetitions of what has been going
on since lmslilltloa first commenced here.
Captains of all other foreign ships have
bud the some experiences in visiting lilo
while the lnsurgcnts'nnd Peixoto's armies
have born poppering each other with allot.
and she'll.
Complaints in great number have been
Dilldl‘ to the home governments by foreiln
merchants and ship captains. and the com‘
lm-ndnble performance of duty by Admiral
lienbam in affording safety to the owners
of American craft will doubtless result in
similar orders being issued for like action
on the port of the commanders of other
foreign lice-ti lit this port.
Benin-m as Mediator.
i.u.\ pox, .lau. no, -’l‘bi- following advance
cable lllt'ssdgv aunt to Thi' 'l‘inles fronl Rio
(is Jasmin». «lined Thursday last. viii Mom
tcvideo. J on. "no, confirms the dispatches in
regard to the peace negotiations which
have been going on under the auspices of
ileor Adnlimi lienham on board the United
States flagship:
"The Alllerit'nn admiral on Monday in
vim-.1 Admiral du Game to an interview on
board the flagship New York. Adlllirul (in
(lupin Mules that the American admiral
assumed it somewhat peremptory manner.
stilling that the insurgent. cones was hope—
less and lilllt be presumed to arrange a rec-
onciliation. Admiral «in Home replied that
theonly terms poasible were the resigna-
(ion of President i’eixnto and n free elec-
ton.
"l‘ho (\illl'i'lcau admiral then lost his
temper :ill-i said that he would protect
commerce no i nlso the landing of govern-
ment war llilllt'f'lili. using force if occur
sol-y. Admiral dn llama replied that the
insurgculs i'ullirol illestatee of Kioiirandc
do Sui, Saul“ (fatharlna and Parana and
that they will make every effort to hold
out at iii vdo .laneiru until the arrival of
the southern troops, as they consider they
have ii chime-e of victory.
“Yesterday the American admiral at»
tended the palace in order to payan official
villll. ffl‘ flflil previously notified President
l't’lxulu. but was kept waiting for two
hours. and then an orderly informed him
lllill. llll- preside-Ill was busy and unable to
reprint. him. The Americans say that this
h a direct imuli to llle Allierlcsn navy. A
coill‘rrcnuu of lilt' iorrigu commanders was
lll‘lil today. and it was decided to telegraph
to Ho ir l'ti'ipl'cill'c governments saying
that illi.‘ insurgents have complete control
of tin- inn-bur uml uniting for instructions
as to whether they are to use force in order
to protect shipping or give the lllailrxenfo
n free hand "
hisperlevn Wield-3t".
\l'.s~:ll\.oinx..i&3u “Thereis nodoubt
[full the r~lt'ru.~p'-lllli-llvv which in brink
unrl'il-dnlx lit‘hi‘l‘t‘ll lllc Male luld navy de-
pill'llill‘lll: and (lit: American reprem-ntnv
We at itiodt- .luurim in (if a nature which
iltllifllli‘b Ilull tin- reluiiulll in llio do
.lonolro buy me brcumlnu more nod more
nlrnlned “Lll that u crisis is find :lppmacll‘
inu. if out already ill blind,
UfllIPilIi“ If the slate and nllvydrport—
llll'ilfhliliiu ugh they are very reticent In
mum-«I in ill' nmlm, admit enough to
make llilo information lfel'lzllll. There is
mulollllirdl) an expectation that some-
lllluu ltlll)‘ happen st any moment which
will compel the American admiral. lli-
tllooull carrying not file original imtruc‘
tlnm to protect our interests. tollilrrfera
in thr- prowea- of affairs in the bay.
”Admired do lluom," said apfllmlneut
onlclal. “in u llllf lmolmf mall. and if he
should lnlerferl- with American intern-eta
ill any way the Amarlcsn slimlrsl would
Ulldullllll'dly inn-Herr. m'lllm outlet neon-r4
sl llisfrlli'llonll.”
Srt’rrtllry llrrahnm mm mm and “are
out the following comment:
"The dim-rinm admiral." ho said. “has
lminntrul-llmm toilet in the capacity of
lllmliotor lu'lweeo the government of lira
nil and the lilailrgrulo. it is not believed
horn llliil ll' z-urtlnu in any eucllcspaclty.
“Avril“slull Imoccurrmi in the boy be.
tween our worship. :oul the insurgent
wunlllpu. “'0‘ have not been informed of
ll." The secretary added that lttvasqllilo
likely lhol n t‘rlllls mus imminent end that
new» would. ’I‘"KMl'd at any time.
Scot'vlill‘)‘ Herbert admitted that the
powrnomul was in lmrrospomience with
or reprreenmilvm lu Hamil over thaslimb
on there. but «build any nothing so to
i! nnlurcuf the advices received. it is
t ougm. however. llult Admiral Barbell:
I in Applied for instructions on mine pollute
unwriml with mediation of affairs,
step-um mum [rm] a Revolver.
'l ”FIE”. .luu :Jl «A young man named
Bull") who! and intuit- wollndtld Miss Kile
tit Kilt“ Md iftHl killed himself. flhlrp
we: in love tvltll Milli Kirov. but she fill
refltsml lollrlrwpf Inn simltiom larvae” of
his bad habits.
Meateeu flannel this! ”cad.
til. PM". To. , .lu... no. , A letter was
reoelvel here Willi“! makes it M can
{sin that Vin .- l. «aloe. leader of a band
of Mexican lzmlmmm. is dead.
loving In nauseous.
minimums. Jen. in. em int“
began bl» Philadelphia some»! lit the
Chestnut Mme Opera ileum
a.” Magnum...“ ,
. “when. an, radiosonde
felonious“... . . , .
pt one time adjntsnt general of Kansas
“I...”
fiwmwr
Debate on internal Revenue Fes-
tures Amounts to This.
1,;
I _‘ sol ‘
to lotion—“e Hesse lay Iate If) the
newsfla- Due-Ila. less Inlay—dies.-
tev Chandler lifts Ill" and Clout-pd.
Wulllsoros. Jan. :to.~—The genus] de-
bsto upon the internal revenue features of
the tariff bill was entered upon. but only
one sensational speech was made. that of
Mr. Covert of New York, who announced
his unaiterabls opposition to the entire
bill Manse. in his opinion. it was framed
tocompel the incorporation of an income
tax.
Mr. Covert. in criticising the action of
the ways and means committee. contended
that the meaning of term reform was well
understood during the campaign of um.
Free trade was not spoken of sseaptiu
condemnation of it. Tariff reform was un-
derstood to be a judicial revision of the
dntiehle list—the reduction only of duties
upon articles unduly protected. That was
what he and his people understood by
tariff raform. They did not understand
that the work of reform shonldbedcne
with an ax. He believed tips: the work of
the ways and means committee was incom~
plate and unsatisfactory.
The bill had been framed in order to
Meanincome tax a positive lmmlty.
and it was therefore just as objectionable
and indefensible, in his opinion. ulf this
amendment had not been offered. lie was
therefore opposed to the pending hill. on
terly regardless of the fact that the income
tax had been proposed as an amendment
tobalster up and euataln an inadequate
revenue measure. [Republican applause.)
Maser-i. McMillin of Tennessee and Hall
of Kansas ably presented araunlents in far
vor of the imposition of such a tax.
Hawaii find l'er l‘rluy.
The long deferred debate on liswsll will
come up in the house out Friday. unless
the passage of the Wilson bill should be
unexpectedly delayed, and will leer two
days. an arrangement to this eflect having
been reached between the committee on
rules and Mr. hicf‘reery. chairman of the
committee on foreign affairs. The com-
mittee has informed Mr. McCreary that a
special rule will be brought in making flu-
wail a special order for Wu daya
in‘ anticipation of the debate Mr. Mar
Cmry presented a favorable report on his
resolution condemning the course of Min-
ister Stevens and pronouncing against for-
eign interference. No mention is made of
the fruitless eflort to restore the queen.
The report is signed by the Democratic
members of ihe foreign affairs committee.
The Republican members of the commit-
tee will make no minority report on the
McCreary resolution. The will confine
their efforts to urging a nu lstitule to the
MoCresry ruolutlon. which in itself will
amount to more than a minority report.
Mr. Hits haw charge of the preparation
of this substitute. but he has been con.
fined to his house for several days and is
still unable to attend to congressional
businese. Mr. Moi'freary announced toths
house that he had conferred with Mr. llitt
and that the latter had told him of the
purpose of preornling a suretllule instead
ofa minority report.
The Republican substitute l1 expected
not only to sustain Minister Hit-vane and
to criticise the efforts to bring about res
torntion. but also to pment what is w
garded as much more important—the enun-
ciation of a policy as to the attitude of the
United States on annexation in general.
It is the understanding that an American
policy of annexation will he clearly set
forth. The Iilct‘rrary resolution mnkee
noMersnce to the policy of this .onntry
as to the annexation of Hawaii.
chandler Attached Ill" and Cleveland.
The Hawaiian controversy and the fed-
eral elections bill occupied the time of the
senate. Senator Teller of Colorado argued
in favor of the annexation of lino-nil. The
Hawaiian resolution went over and will
doubtless be again diorusml at much
length before a Vote is resulted.
The federal elections bill being taken
on. Senator i‘hsndlvr finished his speech
in opposition to the ”tenure. ending with
a vigor-one snark on Senator Hill and
President l'leveisnd, the former of whom
as governor and the latter an it private rill.
sea bed power by the wave of the bond to
stop election frauds in New York
Presidential Appointments.
Waaiunorov. Jan 30. The president
sent. the following nomination- in the so“
ate:
Edward J. l’hmmua of .“mlbrltll'fl'liw, ml-
leetov of internal rvvnutm for .‘Il‘w‘hfl’ll‘fll
To Be (.‘ollrcinre of Fusion» John T. fraflry.
hos Angelo-z Thomas K ’. Day. Runnable. Mam;
William l‘. Waters. solely; and "overly. Mons.
Commodore John flrums \‘l'ulkm'. to be o
rose admlmi.
Thomas Moonlight of Karma. envoy unwr
diners and minister plenlpon-mlnr. .J lio-
Unlted Htules to Bolivia;
l’eetmnsiere William D. llulnn. Newark. N,
1.; Daniel Hulllvan. li‘ell lliver. vial-e.
“foils Foiled Males iolmniv Dimer Hattie
of Texas. At‘llpllll'n. Mellow. imi- M. ilvlihl of
Texas ell’alanle. llsly: haul. W “Mom or
Maine at Noni». link-o.
Wflfllxu'mfi. Jan. Wt-fif'nlnnel Thorn”
Mmlluht of Karma. who We! appointed
milliliter to Bolivia, fuse two prominent in
western politics for several years. lb- was
and during all. t‘Jlerl-lnml's om mm em
appointed .ovqrnor- 9' Wyoming in atlroeorl
Governor Warren. Mmmllxbl was re-
moved soon after l'r: :lvlent liurrieon'n In
an rstloa. lie Iriill‘tlmf lo Know, when
he so since reside). ‘
ltele Jewelry In. a Dale.
Minnow. Conn. Jan m-Jf'blem
entered them of the Pacific iron works
and took from the safe between 12.5» and
now worth at Jewelry bush». in Phlln
ll. Rklllmon, the proprietor of the works.
all m In labor, ma!
Asst‘m PARK. N. .1. Jim. munmmn
Ballad. s lulmm. drank squert of whisky
on a wager. idiom, afterward be Ml into
a output and died.
ledge Willie. I. cuties Ives-s.
'i'aoola. Jen. slump William if.
Callisto died of Bright's Morass. Me was
amber or were from lemme from
is?! to was
M. rc’."~;;~....:r...
. A B.
Jr's! thank-oar exam W. law
Wow to...
Blues» flatten la the llsueleld coal le-
sions (lowed by Mlle.
Manarlsto.‘l's.. Jan. an .«There was an-
other exciting day in the Mansfield coal
regions. From down to dusk reportsof
intended outbreaks by the striking miners
in dld'erent" localities some think and flat.
and Bites-la Richards was kept lgeydfsr
patching donation to protect the t resteur
‘ While there were good grounds
for the minors, In over instance the prompt
appearance of the 0 cars of thalaw bad
the desired effect. The strikers would
quickly disperse without having commit.
ted any serious breach of the peace. The
situation has developed no immediately
alarming features. Sheriff Richards ho
Ilevse that the worst ls over. and while he
does not fear further trouble he will keep
his deputies in the district for several days.
The operators and railroad men. how.
ever. who have had long acquaintance with
the miners. do not share this confidence.
Considerable etcltemsnt was occasioned
at Bower Hill by the announcement that
the anarchists would raise Ii red flag and
declare for blood. About 15 foreigners did
sppesr‘witb their ling. but when they saw
the, deputy sheriff» who were on guard
they turned at once and fled. Arlotoua
demonstration occurred at liridgevliie.
’i‘welvefilnrs entered the Foster grocery
store and delnnn'ied gum and ammuni-
tion. They were folder l and then became
bolsterouu, threatrillw to wreck the store,
A mound of 50 fully lll'ifivtli vigilance corn-
mitteemen pursued the Slave and ”rented
three. Twenty-two slave in the Tom's
Run district, who are alleged to be con-
world with the rioting at Stt'eli'o mints,
moo arrested and are now in jail hue
charm: of rioting. The mine itself has It
sinned. and quiet prevails in that district.
An attempt will be made today to start
a number of works. if no oplmsltlon is
met with. the trouble for the present may
be uninitiated as over. The lkmillnas are
Well prepared for any struck that may be
mode. ‘A mailing gun low beenplnced at
the door of thecolupmly's store. and 3 large
cannon fact» the railroad Besides thin
they have “’llll‘hfflel‘ rifle. for all the me
and n incur stock of .‘illll‘llililllillll '
SHOE TOWNS ABLAZE.
Inns and Wroclvmv Are Both Visited by
fine.
Lyn», film. .I,.: .w.--vl~‘in- llmlu- out
shortly :lizrr : lidmud thin morning in the
alum illi'h i} of Wliillmn .k ltelmrue in
\Ve~: Lyonoml -|;rt‘5lll-ur1l[il-l:yfl-nl ibrce
aim-um Were 'muiul-vl l‘iw l‘il l: l: was
gum-d. '
Al "Jo. in. lint lire bridle col um“ ':llld not
be) and llwrnldroi of the dependant. The
West Lynn imtri cnimill lll‘v” und was ai-
mmvt totally dwirnynl. 'i'hc grow-ts of the
hotel Were hilt"?! out in «My by the fin
men.
The fire Wfl't finally brought lltnlerruw
I
lrol. and then» «emu» In bu 1... fit ' r do!»
an 'l'iw Hark. :wl‘ l;|..r tiw in ‘1 and
tin- f’vli mo drop, mm yiii'mi ‘liv l-we
on tho building‘- in lilm'li el’AulH'olld r.“ in
home's elm k murh more ll... Iiri' is sup
lifri('1lf0 hon- slnrted frrml no «.wrlmlml
furnace.
limytkron. Mus-e. Jun Jul ., i-‘m- broke
out in it four Marylin-"1m buillimx on
Montriiu slrccl lh'lfll‘f'ii l'nllrt nod i'enter
streets. ll Wow-n: ll- llMi nficx'uhllrd flight
and (liilfifrl'lf in ii... building, which one
ownml by the Sm- Yovk. Yew Haven and
Hartford “Jillfoml mllipimy and valued at
“mow 'i‘br buildlngi- n lnml lav-N. no in-
sumo.»
SHOT WlFE AND DAUGHTER.
Brutal Dead of is Irimloll Just "n! of
Joli.
f’ill-ll' no, .lm. ’ . Join. our.
u ruln‘u'l. ~li-x'. fl" Mfr ‘
(bumble-r ll'lollln l. l;. you...“ . .
the Lone:- mli. his. lion. '1...
die.
lilo pvlu’writlhry la-r lr‘lli‘l'lbl.)
fill iinldzilwr.
ill-n lmw «spiral l..-' .--:.o-vl.z;.. and he
went home, lull l.l-. \vlfe rwillwl lulll mi-
nus-ion iir rammed. and um wife mid
he «hold «my. but tell? and tr r dlluhlcr
would .40 to n neighbor’s to «levy. As they
mm- low All; lw ‘lzut i... v. :l'i' in tho- llf’flll
and bl~ Ilnzigll'l i‘ in ilm l.» l.
routed Md 1. MM‘ in 16.!
sump in
L.) l -
I" uh. 7 )
'l'llwi-ycur- out)“ ulcliu .i..-v >i‘lll lo
.--.. dung
Hr t' in .".‘“
hemmed “Rain In is ~Iiun I wintry.
fi.\‘w'lill|fli|.. \l i... dun. W... .4
llll' t’liupluyrr .. ‘I‘ .~' Mini-L4; r.
slum. tummy u l'tf’ Hilton 3» ch ilf'.
Mill‘-
in in
'4‘.
poll—owl r ,m-r H v our.” M l'. m id
in“ ind ”random! pliwl. um
Kafka mo...‘ .1 in u. lim \l mu. l'lH‘l‘
\e.lf.r~r.;;l.x ’. u. v.1.m r...“ him] if
phi-m
luv fwu ‘(Jll Lungs-r Hun Life.
lnl i In». .I lie. :ii William flu”! was sen-
fenced irillllplleulllili iii iii li .. gwlzilt'llilllly
for iw-lvmu lullm‘rlbno ll.’ i’llillf'dl life
by Judge l.l‘l|llllllll. lir ml- autumn” of
llfltlilu rn'«lml a «round hand More. uud I
lift' ‘l‘ilfv‘liv mu nildinl umlur tliv lulllallml
«mulled luv.
. m; mm m the Him.
but: Anni H w. Jon it". ln-lriitu; i-liizms
lulvv' min: {lirfil mm f‘lf‘ ili‘ portions of
getting l‘ut‘lw'ff lllul .llo km“ in moot hp"
Junt- mm l'ln mm is m lu- n'lpplumetl—
(my to lbr ilt'm‘w offend lvv llw Hunt's
(,‘ntoliim .\illll" . l‘mbnf lulu Angelou
Another “Hell no Divnhmy.
Dram ill. (from. Jun .161 "Til" sit lust
ftwhll'll'estivtliiufll'd. by the lint .‘inmlfun-
tun-ti limm‘idillm. whirl: one In will".
(fill lmi ”th iwl .Hlm if a trend; dimmrna
rue-it as to «bu do iillf and Who should
nu‘ be flk‘ll f‘Il' it in .ml'k.
Ir, l lllldI’ l'nsldillam
I’m: ‘ll'ill'll't Jo. no The pl-ymlane
in "HM: ‘ lbw 'lpm. licoruo l". f‘blldv la:
Mimi Ht. full owing imilltlu; "Mr. i‘bilde
pawn a quiet dill. ‘l'lwn- lmI been no
marlml l bow" in lm gnwrnl t‘flfl'llfinfl "
rashes Bennett‘s Wm.
Jewel Cm. .lsu. :lo. Aime-ling lot-be
will of lb! late Father 1 ‘rmlmvu tile Milk
of M" property, which is mined I! storm
is to ho divided among his rebuilt»!-
ubrmner mime; Ashore.
ARBI‘M Palm. K. J..er, 1i", A atrnuis
firm liWl schooner drifted Ashore hm
displaying lilstmu signals and evidently
dragging her anchors
Ilse (”no nos. bet m Um has.
Breton. Jun. 1st. ml. notice was panelist
Music bill that Mme Nordic. had "mail
to fulfill her engomrmm with tile "all!“
m Haydn misty.
lint founder m
New llsvtx. Job, lot-whoa?" in “it
she, one! the headers or the lethal
Tradesmen haul: in lots city. Morse.
III! _
amine-e.
‘ V
W-SK'ATES-
We have also a full line
M Bum k BM
slates at lowest prints». 7 '1
H. D. Woicott,
‘ u so» stun. Ismail, lit.
":5 M
norm
.3 05mm
“‘ “ lease
Body Found in 3 Canal in New-
ark Identified;
If“ “ITO [HEW IT AS A SISTER
Ti. Vflonulh 'IIII "ens-s: I!“ Just
an I“ lllfllllw—II I. Thn‘lfl 1...
lie Wee heels. late the Wat-Mass,
lava loose humanly Insane.
NEWARK, N. J.. Jan. m—l'Jne feature
ofthc latent. mystery was solvrd when the
body of the young girl which was found
floating in Morris esnsl. near the Summit
street bridge. was identified as Merle Santa
Miser-Mister. Just how the girl died has
not been learned.
Many persons called at Mullin's morgue
tolook at the body, but it was not until
last. night that it was identified. Three
women went to the morons. One of them
Wind the dasdgiri as her sister. Marie
Banto. 513 years old.
The Dead Girl In Stator. '
The sisters were born in Hungary and
came to America alone three years ago.
leaving their mother alone in the old coun-
try. Both obtained employment in New
Rh as dummies. and seven weeks ago
Marie went to work for Mrs. A. M. Moses
of 91 Marketstmt. Marie frequently spoke
of being despondent because of the separa-
tion from her mother. Her sister visited
her. and Mrs. Mom often found them cry‘
in; bitterly together while locked in each
othrr's arms and speaking of their mother.
When alone, too. Marie spent much of her
time in silent weeping. She had felona on .
three of her fingers, was troubled with my
sipelas in the face nnd severe pain» in the
chest.
She left Mrs. Muses three weeks ago and
went to a house in State street. where she ‘
and her sister alopped when out of work.
She returned to hire. Moses a week later
and at her own request was sent to the
German hospital. she remained there
until Saturday evening, when she was
much improved. and left. to go to the home -
of Mn. Katz at 29 Grant street. when her
slnter is employed
In Death Mill a )lyslery.
she never reached tin-re. and when her
sister learned yesterday that. she had left
the huepltal she helium- alarmed. Then
the sister heard of the mysterious drown
in“ and went to the morgue. hardly es
pecting, however. to find the girl there
There is no doubt that the girl looks
straight line names the city from the hoe
pit-l toward Grant street This would
have taken lu-r to or near the Summit
street canal bridge? She probably reached
there late iaturdsy night, and whether
she fell into the water accidentally, was
thrown into the canal or jumped in while
temporarily insane from illness and de
spondency at not being able to bring her
mother from linngary to this munlry to
still s mystery
haul-do through 0 Door.
Pro» may, in. Jen. at. ~-There was s rogu-
lar shmtlng match at the house of John
McGuire at 9 Vaughan street. in which
McGuire and two burglar.- participated.
‘l'be men demanded lid of McGuire, but as
they were on the other side of a locked
door he refused. They opened fire on him
through the door. and he returned the
compliment With a couple of revolvers un-
til the thieves rxlmlhfr'd their ammuni-
tion and run away
flee Burglar. Were Acquaintances.
lulam. N. Y . Jim at. - Four meshed
men broke into lllr- house of Catilatlo
Ruello here and demanded money at the
point of revolvers. Mrs. lilieilo under-
took to come to her husband] assistsmr.
but was promptly toothed dots-u by one of
the men iluello was finally forced to
[in up wh it men») he had. ”1‘ vill‘t‘rtvlfll
in tearing oil out: of the robbers modes
anddlecovemi llml the fellow ml- :in ac
quaintonce.
Dee thud Jersey Legislation.
Titlblub. Jun, I‘Ji.‘ Til? lilllrui of Halli»
torn Vooriu-ee and Smith prevrull-d the
Republican u-llllle from doing any bllal’
nm. on lllt‘l"! was no quorum preterm. The
lmlocrallr nrllalr was called to ur-lv-r in
we chamber and mijollrlmi in tho- illrwlitl'
of suuormn The house not down to bind»
one for the first time. The bill rope-idiot;
the mrtpermilttng buohnmhlng on illcloscd
ground. WI! [mailed undi‘r a “upon-ion of
flu- mien.
Doings as Albee).
Aunt“. Jon. 1M -»'l'he wunbly penned
a bill protrbiluu HIM when mpnml by the
governor or a Notice of tile supra-me court
the attorney general or one of his deputies
may appear before a Court of uyer llud ter-
minor or u grand jury for the purpose of
conducting or nut-anion rriminai actions
or proceedings therein. 'i‘llo «note pow-ell
uvrmi unimportant hills.
rand-rt; a Del-gets.
“unassuming Pm, Jan. :s).~'|'lm.onr
terly convention n! the Knights of labor
of numhesetem l'mmylvnnls was held
here. T. if. l'omleriy was mount as a
delegate from inhumane mulity. lieu)-
lntlom were mleprel lmlorviuu Powderly's
policy. .
lam In. Halli!” Chi-ed.
blintvtt‘rows..\. Y.. Jen. 31-3". llsi~
May has not lands any attempt to kill
herself of lot-Jud she to not liable to.
llbrril! throw new has her rbelned hand
and foot. and it Is impoveible for her to in»
Jun herself or ill: property about her.
m. . a. on .. . A... MW“
”eel Hes wees rum. a“ tee.
has A motor» Jim. on, » John is. Johlmon
eat! his mm “more qnslrrlrd while under
the influence of liquor. The (other drew a
Mother. The son was ended with a shot»
(sills. and bulb lire-l nilmd‘mmly. limb
in l the
state's levee la Lowell.
Matt, Mme. Jae. man. storm has
dole sieve damage to overhead aim of
oil load- than my norm for s year. The
ukpbone eynirsl is paralysed and street
m nadir elmt suspended.
“.1— ...o.. .., w-.- ..... .
mm by” ”enter.
Tomi“. Jam. in «Julia ”cramming-d
is. was literally Hllpcd by the passes
eievsim in il’fl‘ time of Julian. sirens».
who» the is omplyywi.
anus Idle tile;- 6......
Runner. lie. Jan. Summerhouse
However: the we of it» Plasters' has!
and reel: fiflii-«all mm use in the safe.
m WI“ his I P”. m
fistulas“. Job. I}. mm; llamas lose.
out] am mull medial and port.
W deed Man amt disarm.
. m at»; . .
6....
Makes the hands soft. Did you
ever try it. Ask HALE for a
free mills.
"Hi and Allison ‘
‘ stalls-hiss V I the
.mwmwurm
i
v
Reigns Su
lil »
preme
Iv
'i'ollacco
keeps moist.
Always the same.
Elegant «ll-signs in
PICTURE FRAMES
Hill
liabinel Photographs.
Prices unusually low to suit
the times.
North, Photographer.
lie 78 Washington Street.
F. ii. NASH &. Bill).
do all kinds of
Plumbing. Steam and Gas Fitting.
ib‘nb-rs in Hill ill: and STEAM
HEATH“. limiters in AiiATl‘I. TIN.
“LAR‘l :md l'lfili'KlCllY. lilll‘l H! \T-
E“ ("llAMllElf SETS. *2 il'», in lligllvl’
grad". f“4i‘litf'}' :illvlolr-zi l’l
promptly.
F. H. NASH 8:. Bill
i'ur. .‘fillll llllll “'1“. His.
u f lri.‘
Hl‘X‘l'ill'I Ylti'll'illild" .\
HOME
onusl TERMS
- ”miner.
Houses
ril‘lll .
for
Sole,
no whirl. vim-a» «maria-n nl lio- pummel-
'lll')'("lll t- liltlill nit m'l'fifhfl ill bowl Hi 4
o lmerm
a.
llllMllllll 8308.
SOUTH NORWALK.
340*: or.
Wild WORKERS
as either are. say In, in any wiol ll» mom.
atheism-eel men we fmieh. You need
lukewarm moverslgtl. You reams
murmur IMMosln-oarepsrrlaou
ills. hospital is not mind your ran on risk.
on muesli out all «no in Model. n em
out yes solids; to try lite mm. Any one
u «In line wort heel-sets hear when
them new is calms «alum.
ltvrvybosryeslsbormnsesdlymesdoilsn
Kaelovhehwfiusgiom fsilvletaslem
”mutusmknmuttmm
neaywdlearymlemet are! when but
mmmm
II. ”All!" I 00-.
v
H. 5. BR
Legal“...
The leading
has made our store a profitable t
of country.
themselves in regard to our goods
become regular customers.
Our stock includes the best obtainable in
everything ill-"plainly marked; W6
is cheerfully refunded in case of
for inspection is earnestly solicite
. But one in which the , , . .
Best Material is Used. Combining Durabllllyalld. .
linking it the best 03.00 Seamless Shoe intho market. ‘ .
EVERY PAIR WARRANTM?
(toll and examine them before purchasing any other shoe, til
South Main Street. 80. Norwslk.
Dry "Goods 'Store'.
position we have taken in the Dry Goods trade it
We believe that all who have traded with us hereto- . . '
fore will continue their patronage. and that others who inform
OWN? ‘1
telling place for a large section
and prices, will sooner or later,
every department;
th‘e but "
Your time
d. ‘
We place on sale, today, a nice assorment- of Outing Flannels ,
in red and black stripes and small figures, so fashionable at the.
present time for house dresses, at
Good Outing Flanucls at “c. per yd
Best Apron Ginghams, 60.
Note the size—45x23 inches.
Bleached~45x23 inches.
per yard.
All Linen Huck Towels at 12in
All Linen Huck Towles at 17 cents.
10 cents per yard.
., regular Pele. quality;
9
H4 Bleached and Unbleached sheeting at 20 cents per yard.
Full w
idth Red Table Damask at 25 cents per yard.
Extra width Red Table Damask at 50 and :39 cents per yard.
1 bale yard wide sheeting. from ‘2 to 10 yards, same quality as
Atlantic A, at 5 cents per yard.
Extra quality 44 Unbleached Sheeting ‘at 5A cents.
~._._.‘.._..._
Tristram & Hyatt,
No. 2 Gazette Building. Norwalk.
SLEIGHS. ”
TWO BAR [BADS 0F SLEIGHS
Racers,
Cuttersp“
- Solid Comforts,
Family Sleighs, B
usiness Sleighs,
xiii first class in material and construc-
lion.
weal;
lluiil iol- ilpp'il'illlfle' comfort and
PRIBES VERY lllW.
(‘mn - and son i‘llf'dli ill
v ~—-~ 0e.
id secure :1 bargain.
luiherWriohl’scarriavellenosilory,
to. Franklin and Madison Streets. South Nolwalixllonlll
l
CAUTION.-lr a dealer offers W. L.
Donna» shoes at a reduced price. or says
In has thorn without name stamped on
bottom.put blmdown neonatal.
.4.
W. L Douéus
so one: ...vu.n..
W. In lflfl'flluhfi shore Jf!’ «tell-ll. easy 41:
. 11;; ’lm' lziw lielilr wilslurlllllt at line prim .ul
.4 ”in d Ill lo nuv ollur limbo. 'l'rv our poll mvl
l" t’lll'liilit‘li. "hr «inmpmu "l W. L. Iluuljl. ‘
w-ue Md price All! the llvlilmn. who it lilIiWJlllH .
illi‘ll’i .lor. sows llummmils ui' rlnlllta onmfl
I lll‘t o Mlmumrlbtm. floaters Mu pull it
: in ul “2].. fluvial.” him?“ will rhythm“;
. up it ill-lilo in loi lliw ”we «lrumllltirldii ll!’
..' =. " id" nfluul lu sr ll .ll It I. s. now
in Flew you tum «our mom-y be tumor . ‘
. . iiwvsr nl lilo driller :I"H‘Nl°(’fl brlmi.
t if d" "1"“?me appllmiluli. Addrrw.
tv‘. I.. tot. _. fires-Homllsee. sum 1,
J. Schaub & Son.
l's’liftl
.a
HEALTH 8 BEAN".
no von VALUE
A Clear Corslploxlon?
, .
"'4. .
lilo: lllllll
healthy sad math. lyre brie t
0e- sion eirsr.
No M om; PlMi’LESl
...,\‘u Null 0/ llairmn ~
A Fool, nl‘vnolvo limits.
Everyman that is Menu". l'srlnlae,
live-lining ssol lsvlllso will he
he“ is these table".
#0 DANGER 0F I‘ll/(M0 001.0.
WP!!!” to easy of the MM (implosion
was. leaps.»
i. s
FLEAOW 1‘0 new.
Ill-M so more In Names and Try a In.
It'll? sumo NET 99..
row me I s cm lastly.
ev ancestors. Maw vault.
mam
Islam-er la
a... or... ‘$
"film's. 435i Main street,
Bulmflnni'e 0mm:
musing.“
T
«untested
rum»- n1.
AWE? PILL
UIWM?R. CATDN‘.‘ 'ngllAIhI.m
I‘ s
, on“: r' “Wham. duffel". tale
cars you get In. mum’s. see even
I all!
lirnllloumu" Mme:
. ' f?
the only mm; sol. if Shgwflfd‘bfi.
in I mile and our». M dream .0? at
ire: .suied.tov in. t‘ull inform let! on.
UhTUV fil'fiii. UL. ”MUCH: I
IIIIMBBESTMB
ti .1
M e ”recon" k
6 an» a; '
ethanol oi
aluminum: lmmi
m: were a
e I.
t . infidel e C”
.' ’ mtlveltrgam if; ‘ will!” _
opevuue in! mint 7 .
but“: t ptumeegdawu-lv
. film , ..
o. floors
il-h
We...
one price. And money H
any dissatisfaction.
Norwalk Chronicler