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- Wuumc‘rol. Feb. 16.—'Phsre was some
executive useiou for three hours, adjourn
ed without taking any 'action upon the
Peckbaru nomination. it had been an
posed that one sittin” would authorise
thorough consider-st n of the suhket. and
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side would ask -for an adjournment, or
that. if it should, the other would grout it
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rnent appears, however. to have been the
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importance was attached to it that not
one of half a dozen questioned upon the
subject could remember who moved the
adjournment.
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troversy assert that the adjournment is
without any significance whatever. it he-
came apparent to all that it would be im-
possibleto conclude the colrsideratiou of
the question before late in the night.“
there were several speeches still to he
made. and many senators had so
manta, some for the theater and others for
dinner parties.
Anti-Minis Io- Goalie-l.
The anti-Peckham men are somewhat
more confident of the result today than are
his friends. They display estimates of the
role, giving 43 votes against confirmation,
sunlcient to insurerelectiou. and it doubt,
fat, of which they claim they will secure
live or six. The friends of Mr. Peckhaln,
while displaying no estimates and not
making such explicit claims, arestlll hope-
ful and say they are rushing gains.
When Senator Pugh arose to move an
executive session. there way a much fuller
attendance of senators than usual, and
there was an air of expectant and anxious.
interest on the faces of the majority of
thoso present. When the doors were
closed. the business of the session—action
upon the nomination of W. H. Peckham
to beessoclate justice of the supreme court
of the United States-was inaugurated
with little delay, and Senator Pugh. as
chairman of the judiciary committee. took
the floor in opposition to confirmation.
Mr. Pugh spoke with great feeling,
warming up as he progressed with the sub
ject until he gradually developed into
quite a strong denunciation of the appoint-
ment. He took the general ground that
the nomination was an unworthy one, say-
ing in effect that Mr. Peckham was not by
temperament or trust nlng calculated to give
satisfaction as or member of the highest
judicial tribunal in the world.
He also thought Mr. Peckham was in-
conslsteut as a Democrat, and his chum
was against him on this ground. lie
thought that Democrats should take this
phase of the question into consideration.
Mr. Pugh also read a large number of let-
ters from attorneys residing in New York
in support of his position.
Lindsay Defends the Ronni-ulna.
Senator Undssy made the principal
speech in reply to Senator Pugh in advo-
cacy of confirmation of the nomination of
Mr. Peckhsm. lie spoke about the sums
length of time that Senator Pugh did.
Senator Lindsay made a genernl defense of
the selection as one calculated to in every
way meet the requirements of the high
odious, and he said that no one could have it
higher appreciation than himself of the
qualities necessary to render a man accept-
able for I: sent on the supreme bench. He
believed, too, that the president had due
regard for all the proprietles in making the
appointment, and he thought he should be
sustained when the man chosen that the re-
quirementc us did Mr. Pechhnrn.
He admitted that letters had been re-
ceived by the judiciary committee criti-
cising Mr. Peukham for some peculiarities
of disposition, but said that in no instance
had any one charged a lack of integrity or
of a high sense of honor. While such let-
ters had been received, it must also he
lmrua in mind that letters just nastroug
in lhdorserueut as the others were in con-
demnatlou had also been sent to the com-
mittee, and they came from men of just as
high standing at the bar and as capable of
pasuluglutolligent judgment. ifs attrlb
uteri many of the condemnatory letters to
the peculiarities of New York polities.
dwelling at considerable length upon this
phase of the opposition and treating the
politics of the Empire iitate as oneof the
wmpllcuted rgtmtionsof the day-an en-
tangled mystery beyoudthocoruprshemiou
of the ordinary. uninitiated mortal.
Senators Harris and McPherson made
short speeches during the anion, both in
sup of Mr. Peckbalu. Mr. McPherson
sous! acquaintance. and caution knowing
him as he did he was satisfied of his fitness
for the cm
senator liarris' natal» were devoted to
general question of the president's
at and of the eenatefs privb
legs ofady ng, saying that in a case like
the present, when the appointee was
worthy. it was the duty of the senate to
connect.
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Pal — "Supplies.
Art! " Materials.
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‘ Pith "Mulder.
Mill in PM lulu
1"an .. alt. talented,”
grass. Thai Iraontheflnaivotostood
"to”. and the vrct- pmldeut promptly
exercised . » "emotive by casting the
deciding '1 'lll favor of tho hill. The
sons“ arn - - the measure. however,
suditmust <3 backlo the house for the
concurrence that body. Senators Berry
ofAvkansaa - . Palmer-of lilinols warethe
pflllelpll it plans of the bill.and Ben-
ators Black .. us of Kentucky and Plan of
Connecticutr are its leading opponents.
I
‘lhe W raglst Convention.
Wasnlltl - . Feb. lit—The night aes-
lion» of thelwomau suil'rsuI-or convention
was very larl‘ - ly stir-mini, and those seated
on the platftlrm included llistrictCommls
sinner ,Boss .5213th r of Colorado
andltepresr WIN
samestate. ,
The preslrl nt's nlitlrese mu rivlit'cred by
Miss dunno 3 ., Anthony. ll WM n lyric-f,
interesting ‘d criiICIti review of rho curler.-
.of woman s ffraur, with frrqueut‘tuuarlo
allusions‘to I he action of tin: t‘f'lll'li.
$93.er ler was noxr inrrndnomlnnd
spoke for l i ort time on. llw wortmn suf»
frogs questlu , pnyluu patt’l iculm- nllenllon
to the condlt on of affair. as they outlet and
Illd ellsfml‘ in Cnlormln and adjacent
when.
Henry ii. j Blackwii or Mrtmmhusrttn
next spoken n the siijt-cl of ('Yulorudo.
H". Anni ll. Show of Pennsylvania brief-
ly addresud‘tlw convention and asserted
that the men of Culorudn hm] not divided
their power l y giving enfmurhlaernent to
women. but had thereby doubled thut
power. Mir Anthony tbs-u introduch
Senator Cart y of Wyoming. A paper hav-
ing for its object, “Our stars of mill-
Kansas and ew York." was road by Mrs.
Laura M. John of Kaboomnnd another on
the same subject was read by Mrs. John
Brooks Greuulesf of New York. The con-
veotlouwns dosed by Represminllve Price
of Colorado.
In the House.
Wasnrsutnw, Feb. lit-~11“. delmlc on
the Bland hf guloraue bill in tho house was
charscterlml by several strong llcrnocrutic
speeches against the measurc. .\fr. Bland
has given It , hope of reaching on same“
ment in clrae debate by unanimous cou-
ssut, and to: ny he will more to close de-
bate. As tho opponents of the bill will do-
cllno to vote, it will mqulrc u qrmrum of
the advocates of the pressure to carry this
motion. Mn Bland does not expect to se-
cure aquorum today. but an soon a» this
lack of .1 quorum is demonstrated stops
will be taken to compel the attendance of
ubaeuteea. old Mr. Miami is confident tlmt
on Saturday or on Monday atthe fnrihmt,
a quorum will be present to pass the brii,
lie-pill. Did Not Interfere.
stmxmlnx, l-‘eb in «do response to
an ofllclal inquiry life. Smyrhr. the United
States minister to ilayri. has informed See
"my Gresham that thorn is not to “undo!
truth in the report that he hm] ntlunpted
to interfere in the administration of ”ll)’~
tlnn albino or that President lliprmlym
had in consequence nuuxvatfil hilt rrcull
flab Isaraavga'a (fr-w.
\V.\Slli.\‘tt'll(i.\', Feb. iii ”The ulllru-r‘ fill-l
crew of the wrecked l'nitcd States sworn
ship Keursal'go are o-xpwted tnnrriw M
New York about the Elsi inst. There the
men will be ' ‘ on u receiving ship, loud
the officers will be kept. nerrr at hand to
give their testimony before: the court of in
quiry.
l'otLt-aaetera Appointed.
“'Ah‘iilh‘fill ix, Fob. ltl, ”Th: four! ll rluu
poslrnusters pppolntr'd Wi'l'l'l
New York <li4~rgholiz. Align-l lungs; .Vlnr-
llnsvlllr. William Dsif'flllrlrl‘, l'nrrr-r t'urmrrs,
I‘. I). Randall; l-‘t. Jnlrurburu. if. if. Anvil].
Pcnnsylvanlra-~~ icons. f’hrir‘lnpin'r Denmark.
Mayor ital-[ant lief-cool In Entertain.
NEW "Atlas, Fob. ill-lesynr llaynos of
Newark, 3'. I. and prnmimnt Newark of.
llcials arrlvnd horn in lit-spec! the Aim-v
house. it um- -’<w w'ul (but Mayor liar-
gent would emu: sin-m. hut hermi-
tively declinwl in. . ml ro the visitors the
hoapltalltyul New ”.iit'll becuiisolre stated
no money lull! Ina-n appropriated for such
a purpose. l'lu-y urn,- flu by tumor] rm-r
totbe town nfllclulsmhn cmcriullml llu-m,
Much indigo tiou is r-wrvmml om May...
Sargent‘s action. The Newark gorilla-mun
are highly in ligusnr.
New Int I ate Nov-at lob-vol flamed.
(.‘ooruuurnwx, .\'. Y., Feb lll,~—-'l'ho State
Normal null Training whonl M ”“90"”!
was dntmyl I by n fire. which muslin-or
end by the janitor of the building in a
waste papa room in the haseurmr. An
alarm was Immediately given. but owing
to heavy anal n it took a lung limo for the
fire department to resell the building,
which stands on a hill. The llremr-u rnmle
ahard light. but without avail. for in less
than two hours the building won in villus.
so Tenure In Georgia.
Arturo. Feb, ltl.«»~l"rom Auclillnrpo
comes the all ry of such a horrihh» nurrder
that Governor Norther: has donhh-d the
usual reward for the criminals. liob ('ol-
line.nnegro wasrlraggod from homo by
seven while men. stripped, beaten with a
trace. scraped and cut with a blunt
bulls and left nabs-l nearly H'Vlfl limits in
I liming to lipf'l'llllif‘f'. He died lit-ii sfrw
being found.
lest
Only ‘lwauy May be. the “surging.
Puritan": . M4,. Feb. ill. «Hitcrlff lion.
lei l'. mmmmmn allslfllmlml nwr if”
tickets to uncle-r In witness the execution
of William [award in the city inliynnl
hm today the inhaler of Jew Antler-
son. Juice sum Mcfiherry unfilled Mr.
Zimmerman that this was contrary to law
and that he id allow but 231 pier-mu in
view the exe tics.
Unis-s Pulls loses.
listens. if it. 15.34""- vinpbryeuu (ll lltl'
Union Pool are jubilant am what they
term the vistory mined in St. lami- by
Judge Cattle ell catering General Solicitor
Thurston to revoke the new wage aelmlule
order
a
use More In Ila-ado.
Momtrs no. 114'» governs-enrol
bee is ' three AWE! whom
ghuric moose en the upper launc-
tiau rim. ey refused to obey game in
Pomp” Ne, Feb. ill. m The Maine
in . of Knightaof Pythiasynye
. .. Chancellor Blackwell of
Kentuekya » , knead halt
“in
”"0! CW“. 1"”
mm, is tit-arm snow troy.
who hi , the principal wilmea mint
Ml ,. , llll.‘ his sud her bnelnnd for
threats.
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minim urine '
So. :Norwalk. Conn.
lWEXECIlTEIlw—Ilfflfw
An Anarchist Blown to Atoms by
His Own Explosive.
HAD A BOTTLE 0P DEADLY m.
Ila Was O‘l‘ruliod lander of the lands-
Auarohistl, and Henry, the Paris 30-)
‘l'llrawar, lad Recently Isa- It lie
Rouse-JV» Under lurvotiluooe.
bosom. Feb. lG.-—A Frenchman who is
suppcsaddo have license-WWW
blown to pieces in Greenwlch park. Near
by were found fragments of a bottle which
evidently had contained explosive material.
The parkkesper heard the report of the
explosion. which came from the direction
of the observatory, and hastening thither
he found a rnsn kneeling on the floor and
covered with blood. His hand and wrist
ad been blown away, and his face and
body were covered with wounds.
lie was only able lu say. "Take me
home." Where his lmme was it mold not
be learned from the papers in his pockets,
and ‘he was therefore conveyed to the Sea'
man's hospital. lie died half an hour alter
reaching there. The conjecture of the po-
lice is that he stumbled and fell and in this
way caused the explmlon of the contents
of the bottle, which was in his pocket.
The man was about on years of age. There
was nothing on his person which would
disclose his identity. A card bearing the
name of Bourbon was in his coat pocket.
and the faint clevv which this effords is all
the police have to depend upon to discover
who the man was.
According to a report. the n. has been
a trusted leader in the clrcleof anarchists.
Judging from documents written both in
French and English which were found on
his body. this supposition appears to be
justified. it in thought that he had been
under police surveillance and had left his
domicile very hurriedly. lie lived in a
house in Tottenham Court road lie er'l-
dcutly rode mk..asly, carrying explosives
along streets in n crowded mllway carriage
from Charlug Cross. His house was
watched constantly, as there was s' club
which frequented it. consisting of deeper
adoea of all nations. Henry wn- there
only a few days ago. ,
and Recipes For linking Bombs.
There was also found in he man‘s pock-
et ucnrd on which the name "if. Bourbon,
Autonomic club. Windmill street,” was
written. in his rmkoto wcru Elli in gold
and some louse sliver. There were also
aeversl figs-lgn bills, all of thorn undated,
and various pilprra relating to anarchist eu-
tcrtuinmcnis and engsgemenls. The dead
man were a red tie.
in the inner pockets were found several
recipes for the manufacture of bombs writ-
ten in Latin. The parkkeeper found plants
of bone and flesh nuri portions of the man’s
bands :1 long distance from the spot where
he foil. The doctor who cxrunined thcbudy
found pieces of glass embedded in the
stomach and a blurb piece of flesh bringing
lmvae from the right thigh. which could
only have been out by glues propelled It}! a
powerful explosive
The Chronicle, in nu editorial article.
urges the authorities to be cautious about
accepting tho theory that n vast plot exists
in London. It says that tlwro is no doubt
that nnnrrrlilsifl, disturbed in their own
rountrirm, hum.- lwon driven to England.
but it does not think it likely that they
would batch plot» ugulust the government
under th" syn of doicctlr'es.
All Paris on Guard.
i’auls, Fob. iri—~Tha Palace of tho Ely-
see WM well guarded lust ulght, The
guestau'hu uttcmlwi the president's ball
had to show their ticket: lwlm before they
could guln admittance.
Exnmluiug Magistrate Meyer has ellr‘ltv
ed staterooms from Henry. the. bomb
thrower. which will load to serious raids
upon houses in which anarchists urn nup-
posed to moldc and to mnny arrests, both
in l’nriu und tho pruviucco. The liarilols
says that a well known "all desperate au-
urcblst has left London for l’uris on a mic
slur) which involvrw ilu- perpetrnrlon of
unot im- mtt time.
The llollrnchilds’ bank in lhln city is
grtnrdod by an extru force of police M a
result of armrchist placards [mated upon
ihorluor of tho innit, unnouuoing that It
meeting of the melody Would behold in-
side the building and remit-sting thehrslli-
rrn who won- skillful in the locksmith
trade to bring With them skeleton keys
and Hum bar-.- ln men the sales worn lucked.
hlwrll llu “to I'll! Hotel.
lil‘rvam, 'uh. ill. Hirer!“ ileuir took
[summon of the Ti!“ howl under armr-
tlou of a judgment. in furor of the Metro
pclltan lmuk for non 'l‘lw 'l'lflt “tel is
open! the oldest hotels in tho oily mid was
niagniilr-xnlly rerotistrucml :qu rrfurrrlah»
ed after Mr. lluydeu took it.
RDM u" Dieter In a Burglar.
HAMMNA. Ky, fab. welds Powell
thought she heard a burglar ut the win-
dots, and drawing a pistol from beneath
her pillow also find. A cryand fallfol-
lowed. investigating. she found that she
had allot and killed her claim Putty.
Aa Actress hiss rota-a.
tux Foam-rm», Fair. iota-May Brooklyn,
one of the leading ladies of the Palmer
smelt company, which is playing at the
Baldwin theater. committed suicide by
tailing poison. She played the part of Mrs.
Page in “Alabama."
overheat-as Importer Milan.
Larvucxcs. Man. his. in «A. ll. flog-
srs. the "parlor who interviewed residents
of a bonus occupied by smallpox patients.
was arrested and putiu uni-antics for to
daya by outer of the of hsslth.
Grew and lslluley epoch.
Pittsstrlo. Feb. ills-A his Republican
mass taming was held here. at which an
Inshs A. “row, candidate for mm‘
at lam. and florernor McKinley of Ohio
were the principal speaker.
new cause to mu Ill-rests.
Phaltmttb. N. J.. Feb. luul‘red Ear
hart. a floured Brook butcher. tried ”with
roll suicide by cutting his throat. llls re
emery is doubtful.
'Iha Argo-tins Ilaetleas.
losmrnau. rec. lflvJflle oMelal nae
dilate. Duncan Stewart, has been 0
of the senate and vice president
of the republic
in “film “as?“
“filathu-Mflniin
mummwlhpshflyiutm
mwumnmma
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~5KATr-zs.
tract-3o
H. D. Wolcott,
ll Illa UM IONIII. it.
“On
llhcdmylllfi'n
number of mining superintendents de~
enemy .
'pioslves‘to "looses the'debris‘aud hurry
“Tufsunreowmeus?”
It lay me ‘Ibvoe Washa In loser-e
Thole Miss.
Winn classes. Pa. Feb. tit—Mining»:-
pests are now of the belief that it will take
at least three weeks. if not longer, before
the bodies of the 13 men who perished in
the Gaylord mine can be recovered. Mine
Inspector McDonald of l’lttatou and a
sanded into the ill fated mine and made a
thorough examination of the wrecked
Workings. They came to the conclusion
thtthelaak of clearing the main gang-
wsy was a gigantic one. The fall of roof
was so heavy and packed the gungwaya so
tightly that it may be u to use ex-
sloug the wwk. This will not he resorted
to, however, unless it is found that the
surface has settled for the last time and
there is no further danger of a depression
from above. Superintendent Lawall of the
lablgh and Wilkesbarrs Coal company,
who was one of the party that went down
in the mine. says there is a possibility that
the entomhed men may not he as far back
in the mine as some think.
it la possible that one of the la heard the
rumblings of the big squeeze and the cou—
ssquent danger and gave the alarm.' in
that case all of the men may have dropped
their tools and lied toward the foot of the
shaft.
llow fur they not of course is not known.
They may have come within a few lu-r of
the foot of the shaft, sud again they any
have been struck dowu before thoy gut a
chance to run very far, The only incentive
that prompts the rescuers to work hard is
the belief that the bodies are near them.
in case the bodies are not recon-red by
Sunday it is almost a foregone. conclu-lou
that the men were taught under the full
where they were working.
The search for the bodies will be on ex-
pensive underrakihg for the Kingston Coal
company. The. highest wages must bepaid
for expert miners. and whilr: the search Ls
being conducted no cool can be mined,aud
the employees simply put their time on
“ileaai work."
M'KANE IN JAIL,
The Courier-i “can lay an beater-sod Var
Iraq Two to Ten Isara.
Hummus. Feb. lit-John Y. hit-Kaun- in
spending today as a prisoner in llll‘ lluy»
mood Street jail. He will stay there until
Monday morning at to o'clock, when he
will be brought up for sentence beforeJuo‘
lice Bartlett for complicity in the Graves—
eud election frauds.
The scene in the courtroom when the
jury brought in n verdict of guilty mm is
drnruatlcouv. Schaue glance-«l swrirly l...
word the jury, but only once. Then his
frame begun in tremble. and if he made an
effort to wur‘enl his agitation it could not
bedetected. The agitation of his counsel
was as great as his own. Lawrrm‘v' Marlo
us, who was the only legal reprrwrrilillt‘e
of the defendant In the i'uill‘. mom, to}
aen‘rri the usual right for lbw loft-mistri—
namely, to unit for .31. um.»' nf jlhlf.’ 3 Hill
rural for a new trial.
These motions will bemade «r the props-r
time, he said. While these furmnlriws
were taking place in the lfulil‘ll'utlfll frirnris
of the defendant vu-ro rushing through the
halls crying out: "He's found guilty! ile'a
found guilty!"
Just before the jury \vu-l discharge-d
l-‘onernuu Sucker: arose and mid. "Yum
honor, the jury has n mouuurpdniiun in
limbo." ('lerk llyrue then n-ceiverlulrt-
in which the jury bud ur-iriru null ulm'h
mu signed by tho l’J turn. \Virhmii Inn..-
lng at it. JrNir-e- Bartlett moi, "l mpgwur,
gentlemen. that this is 33 rrcummv. illiil‘ill
to merry."
"it is, your honor," rrpllml Fr r. m lil
Sockett.
Justice Bartlett put it inrulm put-r.
saying. "I shall give dut- I‘Ivimltlt'l’filiu . :u
the recommendation, gentlemen, in my cf-
furts to perform my duty pnuwrly " Jun-
lice Bartlett lin-u lt-ft the courtroom.
The crluw for which HCKIIIII‘ “m. mu
Victor] is a felony. lnr which lii' mu Iv' wu-
lrnmi to not ice-n than run run: . u: mun.-
lhrm ll) yoaru’ lmprie mum
[all 1,101! rm.
l‘mxnm‘. Fr ussr i2, N. .l,, Fob lr'. .—
i'ltlllp Zimmerman.employed by tho Sier‘
ling Zinc and iron conrpnny. slurred to do-
seem! the new shift of tho mine. The
bucket caught h the lrupduor of the tutor
and upset. Zimmerman foil in tho brill-Jill
of the aimlt— Lilli feel. livery bum- in his
body was broken. Zlumrrrnran was n»
oeutly nmninl. mnl his young wife is (run-
rir' with urn-f.
J. B. Matt I 1'». Assign.
i’irrsnr‘rus, Fri). iii-Jilin nnnourm-ment
is marl» rim: or few hours after lherieuth
of .i. it. Sl'nl'. whose funeral took place
hero 'l’huruluy, the firm of J. ”Alcott 1;
Cu. made an rmlgutueut in Colonel James
('nllsrul. president of tin- Pirtahurg insur.
anon cmnpnny. So figures are ulwu. but
omen-hero! the firm says the concern is
solvent, und the business will be (writin-
urd a. before.
continental Railroad Horror.
itruux. Fob. in.-. A dispatch from rlao
mat-a, lineal-r. my: that a railroad accident
has occurred on lho- Plantat’IvZIltonnk rail.
road near .lolnn. 'l'Wo engines and in car.
rlauna sro reprnml to burn been destroyed.
Thirteen is, are stated to have been
killed «unfit... number wounded.
PITHY PARAGRAPHB.
tic-name iiherman is improving rapidly
An oil well at Nmolnbl. Kim. ermuia 7.1
feet high.
Senator Molurmln of Mb-lsslppi wM
sworn in.
labor day will probably be made a na-
clonal holiday.
The lfrtd . street car strikers are
beginning 3333....
mm install, :nlulatsrhof W of lit-71]..
,1»: an to agreements or t
Mom-t Plllnfl).
William Dryden a convict in the peni-
ts'ntlavy in Walla iron. Want, an. shot
lead while trying to escape.
The .‘dimiauppl levee at flora bake
landing, Tenn. broke. sweeping 5.000
acres of valuable farm land.
trerlertcir M! of Brooklyn gave his
latest child carbons acid ht mletakefor
Woe. and the child died.
Isnlnspreto rumours of the Boston
“Humble-«W six years as
has been finally decimal innocent.
Wilhelm Werner, the idling anarchist
of Berlin. has tied to essays a at: W
mast is sell to is ending to this
“any.
Makes the bands soft. Did you
overtry it. Ask HALE for a
I
free sample. - '
root or urnmzess.
Keeper Goss‘ Terrible Experi-
ence in Central Park.
KB WAS ALMOST TOBN T0 PIECES.
I'M fillies lleld fllm Fast In the ”unit
and Bit 0! one 1m and One Finger. Be-
sides Tearing Ills t‘lesliauesoued by the
Mill Just In Ilene.
NEW YORK. Feb. lli.-—Erlwurd Ii. Goon. a
tswny young'l‘rrenwho irnri rhnrgs unite
big unthropoids Chlko ulul .iulmuua ontho
second floor of the nrsonnl in Control park,
Is in the Presbyterian hospital suffering
from many lscernted Wounds inflicted by
the suddenly enraged animals.
The appearance of around of gray maul
glimmer). commanded by Sergeant John
. Mulholland, probably saved the Texan
from death. As it was, he lost the middle
finger of his right hand and the great too
of his right foot. Johanna bit off the toe.
and Chiko chewed sway the linger. He
also tore the right wrist and nearly severed
the other fingers of the hand in his rage.
Goes had taken of! all but his under-
clothes, and was about to go to bed in a
room Just back and rust of the cage in
which the two chimpanzees are kept, when
he heard Johanna clap b 7 hands and
grunt in a manner indicating that she
wanted something to ear.
Atmksd In the Dark.
in order to get from his own bedroom to
the room where the food for the big mou-
keya is kept the keeper is obliged to pass
In front of the cage. The lights in the
room were out, and the keeper could not
see'inctly where Johanna and her more
w aittlng. About four feet from the
front of the cage is a glass partition
through which the public View the notice
of Chlko sud Johanna The keeper passed
between the partition and the front of the
As he turned the southeast corner. just
brushing it with his clothes. Jobnunu. who
had been crouching there, reachul out her
long and muscular arm and caught the
luckiess Texan by the right foot, throw-
lng him on his face. ilc fell w’gh his arms
extended.
They reached just ufcw inches beyond
the partition separating Johanna from
Chiko. The angry cry of tho fcmuic chim-
panzee and the fall of the keeper aroused
Cbiko to a frenzy. lie reached forth and
grabbed the right arm of the Texan.
The two animals drew the keeper close
up to the iron bars of the cage. Chikn got
the Texan's right arm through a space be-
tween two bars and tore at it furiously.
Johanna bit and clawed the right'lerzof the
keeper with elmllar ferocity.
Rescued Just In Time.
The cries of (loss were heard by the po-
liceman. who rushed in with pitchiurks
and lighted the has. The moment therloor
was burs! open the chlmpunlees roll-ward
their victim and n-treutcd in apparent rer-
ror to the rear of tho edge. The sudden lu'
vasion of the gray coma and the glt‘fllli of
the pllcbforkn wus tun much for their brurc
courage.
When (than mu released, he was so fniut
from loss of blood that he. could not stand.
The nails and teeth of the uulmah hnd
torn several of the minor urn-rice, and he
probably Would have bird to deuth but for
the quick rospouw of the Presbyterian
hmpitnl to a mil fm‘ llil nmhulmrm Lea-rs
than live ltliilillr‘u 2 tier Scrgcuul Allllllui'
land guw lln- mil tln- umiruinncv was
there.
The surgeon ilmughr than “03“ Was dun-
gerousiy hurt. inasmuch are thorn was is
pmbublllly of blood poisoning.
Want to Share Millions.
L‘tucorut‘, Malta. Feb. ltl.--».l. and l-‘.
Dubuquc are looking up tlwir interests in
an immense fortune which thoy 1mm mt-
son to believe- in cutting them in Du-
buque, in in lTIlflzt French (‘aumllnn by
the uanw of Dubuquo swirled in the lows
city of that name rind lti‘Cllllllllflll‘fl u rust
fortune, which it said in flilwlllll. in til-W;
“Wm Dr. Dulurqucui Walt-rhury. l'nn'u.
I brother of .l. and F. ilulmqnc of l'bwr
pee. line in his employ n couple of lawyer...
looking up tho mum-r. mnl rt l1 fnuml that
when the head of tho llulmque furuilydiwl
holeft no will. 'l'bvr‘n um nimlll It) rc-lu-
lives who would ~lmrr~ :rlikv lit rim~ irn~
"It'll“! estran-
llavenelts of Henri Iteamlhlpl.
NE“ \‘rylllt, 1".le iii, The l‘nllnulrm
steamships nn- duo mluy: Wr-wr. Supine:
Darmstarlr. Bremen; Utirulu. lllmrtu; lion-
ton t‘lty. Swansea; Olllnlli‘ Ilntienlrun:
Sculls. Gibraltar; \‘irululn, Liverpool:
Nome. ('lirluiluumml: Philadelphia, 1.»
Guayra: i'ruruu. Dumb-u; l‘hlmxn, Ant
werp; llmklyn t.‘;ry,9wmmm.i‘mft. Dun-
dee; Muriel, 5r. Kirt‘n; Schimlmu, Amster-
dam: Marmlu. Iimnlruru: Francisco, iluil:
Grecian. lilasguu‘; fit. llvgulna, llllrrnlr
far: Loch lmlnoml, iiottonlum; Kulplnu,
Shield-
Charged With Murder.
RAtJlillt.\\'la., I-‘rb, lilmA \rnimnl but
been lashed for the urn-st of Mr». )llcimel
disenchanted with tho muulvr of her fur-
ruer hullstml. licrmun liruertke. The
blothcrn of the mun clmruwi llmi be had
been poisoned, iimnnkn’s burly mu u-
humrsl. and an analysis Nt‘rltlitll lumo
qnauiltlcs of arsenic in it. In tho "who
timsibe wife bod fled in Now York with
new husband. where phr- l- nnw nup-
to be.
Inner! by Mullen )lvlnl.
llasruxo. Pit. Yrb. lll --('nlt'iu ll. ”color
was fatally hurmnl and James l’niir. illnm
Reed" and Jumeu llimncr new terribly in»
jun-d by an overflow of molten lllrilil at
tile blast furnace. of lhc Ilrrmlw lrmi v-utr- ..
pony It lilrdsbnru.
lath In. Works Nut lo Ito Mum].
BATH. Mu, Fob. lfl.~~lknllillu stmklmld-
era of the Bath lnm works stuto pmlllrriy
that the works will not be relmiir at Sew
. Conn. n» arutml by some of the
officials of the company.
If“ Mellie! lures-ls.
new ilttimmii. Mum. Feb. lit, -'l‘lu-
loom “It" at (he Wrtrumrm mills joint-d
thetrlklhg wearers nml propose loamy
out as lung as the airlin- In r'nnlllllwrl.
ea. llamnl liming Accident.
Causnruon. him . M). urea. ll. blu-
llfl'. lbtl llhtl‘nnl mphmumc who mu in.
land wh lmxirm will: no. friends. is
still» tom.
fire In more“ W rho.
Mum. Feb m ”A portion of on
[linear works on tloutt strut
w“ W by tin. The works more
“A“.
float a
EVERY PAIR
H.S
‘\
Here to Stay.
Tobacco
is a chew
that suits,
and rt 7mm.“ changes.
. .-._.:
Elegant designs in
PICTURE FRAMES
FOR
cabinet Photographs.
Prices unusually low to suit
the times.
North, Photographer,
In it Washington Street.
F. ll. "8“ & BRO.
do allkinda of
Dealers in HOT AIR and STEAM
HEATING. Dealers in AGATE, TIN,
GLASS and CROUKERY. DECORAT-
ED CHAMBER SETS, #2 35, to higher
grade. Factory work attended to
promptlL~~
r. 3. lion 3. no
Cor. Main and West Ste.
SECURE YOURSELF A
HOME
on our runs
91m ral conveniently lrmnul
Houses
for
Sale,
rm which chm quarters at the_ purchase
money can remsluon mortgage Al lml ralv
Minimal
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urnono nos.
SOUTH NORWALK
‘ PER
0'” WEEK
run
more soonest
sodibsnes.asysce.tcssyysrtolthaeoaatsy.
atthanploytasatwulehwsfarahh. Tossed
actuary-1M ire-sovereign. lonesome
mmrothowormroalymmm-o-
nuts. Aseapitelienotreqalredmmaorlsl.
Issuance out sll that is needed. "will
get you nothing to try the Maison. Any one
on so the were. my. male manne-
them rdtsnneahsewawuhoaeeorhn-
mustynaishorycaeasssstlyrsshesrlsllan
flenmhwuhagtewnklaturauatslwa
mthmmhnaseiatlmslm
damnation-t. when“
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u
nu Perfect Plum?
'Butoneln whiohlbe .
Bast llaronol is "sod. momma.
(Jail and examine them before purchasing any other
South Main Street. 80." Mom,
Plumbing, Steam and Gas Fitting. .,
wannaurnn
Loxr_
ilo lore Restless lays. ,
lo lore Slocum
With increasing Appetite and
don 8090 takes the place of.
:1“, duties W Is doll“;
oy.
MWMMW
Yankee
woo-rooms
3".
Askynurudghbwabuntlhandif not fully
summoninattha,
CITY Iilllill SHIRE.
as wssumo'rox rm. concurrent" 7
Or of
G. A. Gregorya 00;,
NORWAL‘K. (ff.
01.1) is» RELIABLE
DAILY DIRECT
Freight Line
. nmwnss‘
NEW YORK,
South Norwallr
AN!) .
NORWALK. A,
THE PROPELLERS
our or NllllWill'li
AND
[torn
Will leave Pier 21, E. R.. Boekmau street,
New I ork, at 5 p. in.
More Norwalk. 5 p. m; South Norwalk, 3:31.
. m.
Freight received from 7 .1 m. to 6 p. m.
U mu application to age to the (lit of Nor-
wnllt and be will be sent for s Ll loll of
freight without in New York om: violult .
WA“ none are forbid truati an of
“10011191013:st the boats of this flange on’lc-
count nit 9 owners thereof. of!) if
l. l.. llov listen & Harriett M.
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