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The Senate Refused to Confirm
His Nomination.
VOTE DTOOD 41 1'0! 1‘0 82 “All”.
This lee-It Vlaeouyleaehed Alter Iaay
noise of Ilse-tire Menu—Iv. hel-
haai Refuses to nib—ls. lee-blower
layslelelony-flievmlebetell.
Weentxnrotv. Feb ir.-—'i'he senate. elm
cps/riding the better part of two days con-
sidering the nomination of W. 1!. Pack
hem of New York to be associete justice of
the supreme court. took a vote on a motion
to confirm thenotninatlon. and the result
wearejectlonbyavoteoflltofi. ,
The proceedings of the executive session
pfir to the taking of the vote consisted
entirely of speeehmaking. Senators Vila.
Mitchell of Oregon, George and Gray
snaking for confirmation. end Senators
White of California and Hewley speaking
ageinst. All the addresses except those of
Senators Wise and 020m were very brief
and consisted mainly of explsnaticns of
the votes of the speakers.
Senator Vila: spoke for two hours. de-
voting himself to a defense of the chemo.
tor of Mr. Peekham and of the president's
right to appoint in a one like that of joe-
tice of the supreme court without consult-
log the senators from whossatate the nom-
inee was chosen. He read extensively from
letter: concerning Mr. Peckhatn which
had been laid before the judiciary commit-
tee. givingcxtracte from the letters of con
W. B. PECKHAM.
damnation its well as praise. and homely:-
ed and dissected the letters as he pro-
l.
greeset
Summing up. he declared that the better
testimony was favorable to Mr. Peckbam
and showed him to he is mun deserving of
the high honor which the president had
sought to confer upon him. Mr. Vilan also
made an explanation of Mr. Peckham'e tol-
egrnm to Judge Caldwell concerning the
receivership oi the Atchlson. Topeka and
Santa Fe railroad. saying that his motive
in saying that Judge Cnidwell'e order
would not be obeyed was found in the fact
that the Union Trust company. for which
Mr. Pcckham was acting. was of opinion
that the order would place the trust comv
pony in the light of a preferred creditor
instead of the bondholders for whom it
acted.
Senator George discussed the constitu-
tional points involved in the case and de-
clared his belief that Mr. Peckham was it
man entirely fit. for the position. He had
given the subject careful consideration
and had deliberately leached the conclu-
sion that Mr. Peckham should be con-
firmed.
California People letdreetod.
SenatorWhite of California said that the
selection of a supreme court judge was A
matter which greatly intereetcd the people
of California. There was now. he said.
pending in the couru a suit involving the
ownership of the water front of valuable
property in that. state. ostlmnted to be
worth ”landfill.
This cult would eventually reech the su-
preme court and be determined by that
tribunal. lie had observed that some of
the friends of the nominee in the prcunt
instance were men who were interested in
the result of theee suite, and while this
might be a mere coincideuco it was sum-
clent to decide him against the nominee.
Senator Mitchell said thet he had be-
come convinced from an investigation of
oil the inctu that Mr. Peckham was well
fitted for tho uuprctne bench. lie coiled
attention to the fact that eminent lawyers
of New York and elsewhere had spoken in
the highest terms of him He stated that
a lewyer who had personally ituovru till the
lupromu jmtiocs for 90 years. and who Ind
been commuted with Mr. Peckhent dur-
ing that. time no weil.hsd auumd him
thet the nominee was entirely cepebie of
filling the office. The some gentleman
ws‘ «rooted es aeylog that he wait a greet
dea ike the lets Justice Miller-dirt» end
judiciel.
The speeches of Senators Grey and flew-
ley wero brief. but emphetio. the former
for and the letter egeinet confirmation.
Occasionally there is heated speculation
as to whet will he the president's course in
view of the rejection of the eeecnd of his
continue for the anecdote lice-hip. No
one whose opinion is of vs no will venture
a surmise or suggests me. The supreme
court is now in recess end will be until the
full bench will not beorgent until that
time.
flu Vale II Detail.
The following is the vote in detail:
hem-Messrs. liars. llleeiiburn. ilrloe. lini-
tev. Cattery. bison. recliner. Genres. Gray.
Hale. Merrie. Human. line. Modest. Mel'hev.
eon. Hills. Mitchell (OM. liteltslitwm. Pal
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best word that he lied bothitm to say to
thematetivescf the prose in regard
to his rejection
lit. William B. ilornblowcr was seen st
his bones. Be eeid: "i sin very sorry that
the senate has refused to confirm Mr.
Peckheto’e nomination. 0f court». under
theeircametencee. it is proper thet [should
say very little on the subject. 1 am only
terry thet Mr. Pec‘kbem was not con-
flrmed. lsey this incense I think thst
Hr. Peckbam would have been A good man
for the office end would have filled it with
credit and dignity," Mr. Hornblower
coortcously declined to express himself
any further on the subject.
QUORUM STILL LACKING.
Ir. [Hand's lflurla in Plus ‘Iile hignionge
ltIii Uncool-mom.
Wesusxoros’. l'rb. l7.-—ln the bound Mr.
Blind began his coercive tactic; to mound
avotc on the silver seiun Orilue bill. The
bulk of the Republicans-and iim linttmrmh
ic opponents of the momma inaugurated a
filibuster. with the intention of forcing
him to produce a quorum of the advocate:
of the bill to point it, end the cutircdny was
untamed in roll culls. Tho highest nun»
bar of voice Mr. Blond was able to poll was
163 in favor of his domaud for the previous
question on the motion to close tit-bate. Of
these it! were Democrats. 9 Populiete and
9 Republicans. Mr. Prize of Rhode lelnnti
the filibuster. but voted against the mo
tion. The Republicans who voted with Mr
Bland were no follows: Bowers of Califori
nls. Broderick. Doolittle, Funafuti. Marsh.
Herman. Post and rltveet
Finally Mr. Blond abandoned any at:
tempt to secure a quorum then. and after
passing it resolution instructing the ser-
geant-nherms to telegraph for abet-niece a
races» was taken until evening. the even-
ing session being devoted to the cunuldcm-
lion of private pension bills. Mr. Blond
expresses the opinion tbnt he will have n
quorum present today. but the general int~
one until Monday.
At the flret evening echelon of this con-
greas for the consideration of petision hills
Mr. Kligore of Tunas blocked oil procrcd-
inga Mr. Martin. chairman of the com
mitten on invalid tensions. anuuunwd that
there were but ill bills on the culvmlei‘. He
moved to go into committee of the w hole.
Mr. Kilgnro promptly iii-mended rt diviv
siou. which developwl tin.- presence of but
2'4 members. and Mr. Kiigorc outdo the
point of no quorum. Many nppehls were
made to Mr. Kilgore by Air. Clarinilir.
Richardson, Mr. Marsh and nthcru. but he
was obduretc.
Fourth Class Peelers-store.
Wssurxoros. Feb. l7.—-Tli9 following
fourth class postninetorn were nppolnted:
New York»~Euet iolip. l‘mnk l'nrlrr: line!
Plrk. R. l. .liickinscn; (Mll'rzuit‘llll‘. Edwin
Young. ________
Yellow Your on the ficwavh.
WAltlllNuTnN. l-‘clr. l7.-'l'heru in no long-
or doubt that yellow fever in.» Hindu iisnp~
pesmnoe in the United that” flu-r. it: liln
and that the Newark in now a fever plain
unitary Morton [lung-HI In Emgv.
NEBBAilKA Cm. Ken, Fol). 17. —Ail.m.
Sterling Morton. acoretury of agriculture.
and his youngest son Curl were hanged in
effigy in the City perk. The city ban been
greatly excited nil dey ovrr the niluir. mul
atrcnuous cflnrtn urn helm; made to tlimw
er the guilty [mi-first ’i‘lio cams: of the
otttrnge is hilm’miltifl to ho titeexiizifnctmn
among e few lie-mocmto over lfl‘cill. np<
poiuttnents made by the wcnrory.
Dynamite mayhboouar Wreekvui.
litmwfutx Buchnwnnzu. Del. Fell.
lip-[wring the high wind which pret'niled
here the schooner ilrndi-r. from New York
to Norfolk with unit and dynamite. wont
ashore at A point between Point of Pope
and the hospital. Thu tug Juno mudo on
attompt to old her. but failed on account
of the high wind and houvy sens. The crew
was lauded by the life soverw ’l'lie vowel
in full of water. and nothing can be done
until the wind sixties.
Sun of lioKlnley‘e mutinn.
Russo Cm. Flll. 17.~A local paper
prints the following: (‘ungmsnmu i". ii.
Funstone of the hiccund dimrict is limiting
hie comes» for renomiuation in that dist
triet on s new plen. lie rays that Melvin»
ley is sure to be the next president. and he
is continent that if hr min but gain pmilge
of is mlcctlun he will go into tho raftinut
u secretary of agriculture.
fleck Investigation Iii-sled.
Burrito. i-‘i-b. il.--Tho widonco b- uiiln
in tho libel-if! ileck investigation. sher-
man 3. lingers will sum up for tho proso-
cutlon. and Reform lienilvy will lcnw littfn
feio today. lukllltt with him transcripts of
all the evidence and the volumimm briefs
of the nttiirueylt Mr. ilentloy M!- thet it
will be some time before hr min "'le H de-
claiou in the nutter.
lit-"lag In In a later count.
51'. Katie. hit. li.mi\‘hllo in number of
unemployed mm were standing in lim- st
lit. Mary's lnllrmsry wetting for out,
which it Mlituili-trlimlerlfutile poor by
the i-listrrs in ammo. two of the mm not
into n quarrel. sud "no. l-i-tstine link. was
stabbed time Hun-i in the luck. ill» will
dlfl. Ulu Ilfi‘ .iintu pupal.
in: hit-«mt In the Mun-ms.
Bcvrsw. Feb. i7.-~~‘l ho minutes of the
Erie oiunty aintehonm are outlining for
weotof fire and weter. 'l‘be budding is
plum. and slum the wewr film,
his then hes beendifiicuity In fillimr the
boilera. The almshouse monolinsrm pun.
pen and the irrational iii?! patients.
the “rich can lilli.
Witch. Feb lfm’l‘behouu of 4:; ”mum..-
rejected without a clivieion at number of
emeedniecu mode by the house or limit- to
the parish councils bill. There was it divi-
sion in one instance. end the government
obtained n majority of a.
acid In the “reels.
Putt-ruse, lad. rue llw'l'lie may of
limestone am from the street-i of this
our shows it to is,- worth the per too. do
alowa tile following proportions of
ER! metals in s tom Held. 1.9 ounces.
. silver. so been. tie.
lime It a m
Ant-err tie. his iii-«M in dance em
Oilfield. elm {any stud William Hailey.
two young farm. imam involved in e
d . which euditl by Bailey shooting
innuendo...» numb
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So. Norwatk. Conn.
WBECKED Bl intuit?
Gang of Men Ditch e Train by
Opening a Switch.
BODB AVA? LAD!!! WITH GOLD.
After firing a Insiliade cl Ballets They
Used Dynamite to Blow Ilp the lanes-
Oar—Twp In Killed In the Wreck.
Detectivee close After the Gang.
Loo Alleluia. Feb. l7.——'l‘he boldest train
robbery that ever occurred in southern
California or in this state took pluce at
Roscoe. semi-ll station 13 miles north or
this city. The train was the north bound
Southern Pacific overland No. 90.
Most of the passengers were fast asleep.
and the express messenger. postal clerks
and treiomcn were busily engaged in at
noging motion for the night. .Enginecl
Thomas gave it long blast of the whistle as
the treln spproached the switch this side
of Roscoe. liis fsce blanched as he discov.
cred a man standing beside the switch with
a flaring torch. and his face assumed I
more livid bus when he discovered that
the switch bud been left open. He put on
the alrbrakc and whittled for brakes. but
it m of. 999ml. , .. . .
The train wan going at an unusual rate.
end the momentum it had acquired pro
eluded the poesibllity of immediately bring
inst it to a atondstlll to avoid disaster.
About the came time that the engineer no
ticcd the man with the torch he hcnrd the
sharp cracking of revolvers. and merry but
lets whistled past him. breaking the win-
dows oi the cob At the next instant the
train fell over into the ditch.
The Train hitched.
Attbispointtbereieailllwhich moment
the track. Knowing the chnracteroi the
place. Engineer Thomas jumped and ran.
escaping injury. Firemen Masters was not
so lucky, however. being pinned between
the cab and tender. and he was horribly
burned and crushed. At the moment of
the overturning of the train two men wear-
ing slouch hate and block masks leaped
from the bllitlllil Alongside their-ck. There
are some differences of opinion mung
those who were on tho train as to the num~
her of the gang. At all events the men
commenced u lively fusiilude from revolve
era. After this wild firing one of the man
went to the cxprm our. pounded on the
door and demanded that it he opened. The
mesaengerrefusing to comply, the robbers
pieced three or four dynruniic bombs on
the sill.
Then followed it terrific explosion. near»
ly the whole side of the car being torn into
splinters. linrry Editor. who had expected
this procedure. got into the further corner
of the our and cren then narrowly escaped
death or injury from the flying epilntenl.
Everything in the cur was uhniteu up. and
the damnation was most terrific.
Cotmternuilnu prevailed uumog thunc on
board the train. Frltxhtvned men and
women jumped from their berths. Con-
ductor Udell and iirukcnmn Foster thought
the wreck due merely to occidental causes
at first, but when the pistol shots rang out
and built-ta hogan whistling through the
car they immediately changed their opiu.
ion. ’l'wo trump» hnd gotten on the pilot
of the engine and Were stealing a ride
when tho locomotive jumped the track.
One of them was buried 50 feet nod mirac-
ulously escaped injury. The other was
caughtund buried beneath the debris of
the engine and who instantly killed. His
body was horribly mangled nud Mounted.
ills name in Harry lloiy.
Just after blowing upthc expn'ss our tbr
robbers.» the point of a revolver. corn-
pelis-Ll un cairn fireman who had been rid-
ing on the engine to get. into the our. wbiio
one robber followed him. This was dono
in order to pron-ct the robber in crnw the
messenger flrod. l'ndt-r the command of
the rubber tho rxtm fin-mun curried the
conterttu of tho lucked box, which cill'illilll’
cd runny sucker of gold. outside the cur.
where the other rubber» were etnndlrm.
Map”! Laden Wl'le Gold.
All this time the robbers kept up if iuulIv
lsdo. After gathering into pnrtuhic sbnpe
thc vniueblcu the highwnyrnen lurnrd
their attention in tho overland iiflfi’. Them!
soft-n are so constructed that it mullres
much limp and patience in open tilt-tn.eud
the robbcm realized the» futilityof uttempb
log it. so they loft it intact and Vllluld
their disappointment at their inability to
talte even that by a volley from their re-
volvers.
After an! boring together their booty the
robbers plut'eul it in gnnuynuoits. and
mounting their bones they gellopcd off in
the dlrrctlun of the utountsins. it is not
known how much the rohbory of Written
Fargodr Cu. untied the robbers. but it. is
lilfpilltt‘ll to be it very large amount.
irekumeu Foster. when his jumped from
the trsin. rspivd A light in It window. lie
ran to it with ell Apt-HI. got it horse and et
once rode limit to iiuvbnnit tit furioue
speed. waking up the telegraph opvrswr
end informing the euthoritios whet lied
taken plum. Hit-rid Cline and three dspuw
ties at onw- i-wtrtnl inn furioue elm-m to
the scene. A wrecking trnin follow-i. and
Dr. Alumni-til went out on it light engine
to give cure to the injured,
time-re tint an the» In".
The robbers apparently are going in the
direction of venture. Detective lint-die
says them wern st least then robbers in
the gang. Two of limo drove in s bucks
hosed and one was on horseback. Mounted
omens iotlmved the trail plainly seven
miles east of Cnimnge peas. then turning
on the old \‘roiura roed. When seven
miles from the scene of the robbery. a
blinding sendstorm arces. putting it stop
to further proceedings. Along the trail
the embers picked up quite in collection of
legs which the robbers cut oil. the My
showiu flint the robin-re needs quits e
haul. ides the money peek curried
with vs!»
off two Weiiplfitrgo bum till
tidbit were taken. The W is
still in pnnult.
0o rellebis authority it can brewed
that lienhei Guard eeid to hie men that
he will have the momma initi house.
ties tracked the solitaire to e point one.
tailee west of Rm. where eti trees wee
lest. Cline seys ell tile ponies implicated
in the eflalr rode together to theabove
peiet end then sewed-d.
Germany's Q. m
tomorrow“ it‘ll;
mates n
'1'“th mama eases
1 were
m a people injured.
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Heat to the Aston-{e mowers. no
Nice wm le Vane-slow.
lotions. Feb. tr. ~The police leer last
night took possession of the AW
clnhend pieced e detective st the door
whole the course of the eight mural
singly and in peive so feminine. nest of
whom were Germans. mum
men. who but! sought admission. We
of the fact that police were an. the inside.
All the prisoners were We! and
forced to disclose their identity end to prev
duos their passports.
The police had trouble in "Mill“ sevv
ersl of the men. One of the prisoners. I
Frenchmen of the nemeof illegals, coiled-
door in so endeavor to escape. lie was
seized. and a fierce strucgle followed.
When the men was secured. itw abound.
"Long live anarchyi” and indulged in m
cratloue of the police.
At midnight. efter all the prisoners Md
bean examined and the particulars m.
they were allowed todepat. No meets
had been msde in the meantime; A force
of police with search elements visited
Bourdln‘s lodgiuge in Titohflaid mend
other domicile: of anarchists. apathy
seized a quantity of anarchist Muslim.
including a violent manifesto. howled
"Death to Carnot." Bio exploeivee were
found anywhere except in Bourdio’s room.
wherccxplosives end a- bottle similar to
the! which was exploded ‘in Greenwich
park were discovered. Wilm- with photo»
druwinm
The Times. in A leading article. ridicules
the Ides that Bout-din carried explosives let
a bottle. it says that the feet. that: it poo
tion of a spherical iron motel were driven
through his body indication that the expio
slvo was It fairly well made bomb, end it
was probably furnished with pevctmlon
nipples to in-ure an explosion upon im
pact. it seems reasonable to suppose that
the man mumbled end that hits contact
with tho earth cursed the humble explode.
it is pro hlillli! that he intended to damage
the oimrvutory.
RIOTERS CONVICTED.
More Than "at! of the Fifty—eight mow.
livid Miners Found “only.
l‘nrenl'ttu. Fob. 11.—Tiie fate of rlw .3»
Mansfield mnl region rioters basin-:1 n-
cidcd. At the opening of court the in Ego
delivered his clmrgo, and the jury ft‘lii‘r‘il‘l
Tho judgv Wfi‘i vory severe on the MfOl‘id-
ants.
lie mid: "Meny persona think that :t
nirikn l'Xt‘liHc'i tho cilllllllliiiilml of Joy
crime. Mobs and riots erc “anally mmv
portal of a mnull proportion of kmtvev and
a largo proportion of fool». That in tho
case here. The hunter kept in the tun-lt-
gronnd. Not. a single American ritiwn
wits in this mob. so for its the tentlmnny
mdhut no prejudice retrain-it fora-ignore
should wolgh with you. They would,
however. be fought to obey our laws,
"'l‘liorlefcnsc of nlibi is l-mkml on with
sunpiclon by courts, it in tho riigllc's «tu—
fouae. It its tho caulvst dofcnse ll‘Mnllr‘l‘.‘
flirt-d. it is not an bouentmnu‘udeferm-
exm-pt under peculiar circumntnmum.”
Lute last night the jury anf in ii :m‘.»
i'trnllcl. The exact wording of the i..‘
cannot be ultrnitmi. but it. l1 ruin-Ivy
known that 35 of the fill defenduun no out
vlcted of rlut aa charged.
Rescuers lake 'ngnu.
Writ Erhdillifi. Pit, Feb t7,».~tu;n-r;r.-
tomb": i'icI-m reportetnutcxcrib-at 3.7 yr
l‘l'di llflk Item "win by the l‘FM‘lilnfi wrty,
Tin-y are mil fnrnuny front the 4pm at l. w
the ililpl‘l‘imm‘l men m-rc lam mm, haw \
er. and i! will be runny weary «i i) is, p- r
hops works. llefnri- iii'ytlllilk ilrlltt . .n
betxprclod from thin-writ now . '11 ‘l.
Not a sound has as fol boon llt'nrv - ..
mic Lbatilierv are rtuy living; but -, . I...
other skin of the grout lmrrn-r of. ~13: .ml
atoms ill with ll ihtt juillnlii rem .i'"! ll'l'
now so l-mvcly working.
'Zil-
Macy Truim fluowetalm t.
t’utitnnnzwu. N. If. lit-h. tr, him-mm
badly blill'k.‘l 1;,i\('ortc.vr~.l.uui i' human-.11
l‘lilrmul. lull .; limit ilm-o moat-w it: p I.
tbt- (Jotwml 1min out of llm mum-trim
nvur firecnm it Another trmn imam I‘uu-
cord is slum .. ”Hill at Newtmrl‘m .luom
ilnn. The ll wind and .‘iuisio i: lithlt'l)‘ m:
a standstill. and three il‘lilflii rir'u now
bound within 10 tnlieeof hero,
Internist not low- In Detroit.
lil- l‘tzui'i‘. i-"Mr. i7.~—-lliligunt search in
vnrioue outta ml the city line not diwttmd‘
any term-n film over heated of Fluoriliu. the
French Mittrclliei who wse killed by his
own [mob in Mutton. end who, fits int»
don pelico claim. formerly lived here
No fleece et chums our I'm-it.
litvrvmui, W». Humiliatiumrnor Mor-
gatitl. lliilkil'nj‘. vesiduutof iboi‘hurler
Ulllt llriviim PM: Mmmiltiim. Mitten that
the ultimatum have not decidmi to hold the
summer meeting nttfherlrr Unit pork all
Ann. will. the dates Mlmimi.
rte-pregnant Merit-it in m
81'. Mom. Feb. 11," .i wsruiimm owned
by tho Greimm Piirwrcutnpnuy WM totally
burned. A per ic in it t .‘Mhuiiv nintrvh uvur
by. whom um: um mm being iwtd M tho
time. was narrowly averted.
Wllqubiflfi miss lope level-g.
New You. Feb. n.-~'i‘he pilots primer.
millet the reported purpose of Memory
Oarllsie todo ewe, with the illumination
st governnwut rumors of the “rotate of
lilbem on iii-lion's inland.
PiTl-iV museums.
Prince Calcium will tabs at to seem
lilil children. W
Two men robbed at film intuit in that
freedom of ”on
[Ash Hendricks of Kentucky was d‘riww
lea-uh from cite-rising e isogiou.
Moe Joesph has survived matey
. who won this We ion
Alwesin Plunder“ tried ramme-
prtmting attorney. it. I. Truth. in ott-
W.
mmuMcflquwm
mum hwbeeulirmrgiiiilv
Hustle secefltioe has
fiMeWthnemof lie oi»
tim‘reemry.
(#de
MW
in Meet Mme-Gout Urinals
liaison WWW
log himself trapped. rushed toward the In
graphs of public men and «hatches sod fest
ever try it. m’ new for e
freceemple.
courtror‘it'viismr
Thirty'aioc Mon Lost Their
Lives in Kiel Bay.
at IA!!! flfihflm ”I”.
a
In”. Ironclad Whig Wee flee-g
W In. ten“ wanna» the
m Mina wen the um
I“ MMA “of toy I'M lint.
Inc. ho. If.—A mun; Wot w
send on board thermionic t‘nmlariiiuo
burn. my ”Milkmen“. time relics
from the [Mk lighthouse. at the «arm
“Kiel hwy. Thrills venues! for mutation
mmmxm mm.«»»« of the
harem is liompsedthe chief cm
W of (Way. undergoing serious
especial-sets. fridey um selected for s
forced islet draft.
ticefov tires customise-remained
funihernysldoehyud While It mm
artifice-rum: is the engine
m «We tact place To: caste
stew-pipe of the storm engine had
m. fused-vs them“ seem»;
umdmamm'fi"; m" "‘"‘"”‘ ""“
t rig.
Peale «3'»le spread cm the
crew. heteftersmee’t’s We. ev:
ery «mover: whmbwmtbeao-
scale m in theme“. ”was
the Malibu of the li suitcases“ bet
minim killed Themwiioe-apei
owed Memories IMMWM hie
modes to the feet that or the we!
of shuttle-via. n he wesnowitogme M
lee sear titer 80p of the (mm, “is 0W
paniomweraeli on them“ mum
When the slim heel Moi covey sad the
pewter m WSW. a further with we-
mic corona, the emv for the deed sad in
loved.
A M of “warm
it were then «heartened that its more in ell
hurl been killer! find him injured ‘i‘his’ lief
Malamute i‘i‘Mmlfi-Mt ’f‘butyvmm
of the m were MM mutually. ‘i’om of
the womwlod died int 3 Alt or: while: aim: rs»
eeivioa their infinite:
frightful w the ambient mm. mm oi it
MM tile city in no «mauled form.
ltwesetfim M tmfim but im
killed and int many warranted. four «new
on were promptly dispatched ”Wit Kiwi w
the me of the «limiter ”7w «milled in
somber M oh minim mi murmur err/i a
levee alimony of maximal mow-m. ‘l’im
miniskirt Palm. wht‘o Prim licziry «A
We on km. also» pm rd he rgib’iih’ so
the tummy and
The dead madam-mini um Whit-l from
the 37mm burg in SW stem ve M mil,
toyed to “tell The injured w‘m Mirna; in)
lilobepiloi Iii it Minot that oil tics is»
heed will recover 1Hdsniiv of this?»
dose: eve veryitmimehodn It lea-M
the no mm M («ho «chum hip-mud ell
Worst-e summoned no «ti-m, and the
pump-z Wm wt,
in was our. than in. on moat thr moms
amounted «now! have were «comm
that the WERWWW‘ «we to deviant of
etching. .hil My lower the w one.“
excitement hmornfii’mr in Kiel. Mom of
“it! (loud Mil: trimmed I-ilml link r9193?) 1hr
neigibovhomt. will Why of litter» mm
mm of ’iCMier. 1i.» when"; ctr-1:.» u. 43]!-
ed from the time the ”some; loft in: {M
mile of the upturn}; until they , . . ‘ '
with the item-ow Ashlie dict e:
at wore home from (M chm-avg: '
thoeir resouniwl mm 1-m- min. I .’ .
scored. .6 mum mmrirywxiirr mwtr our”
the enllflfl of the drawn :9
”no ”I“ he rat ”on,
Qt‘i.I’H.~'t‘t’>W-:. Fain. lim "ilk Mormon
line «twuz‘miiip lime. which relied 11"!“
Southampton on Fair to in: Seas: rm,
broke her rip-idem! chemical-cg: «it» or. no
lime Manda? when My: em mills mm
from here null» or.“ rib-Emu: m gull inch in
thin poor other no new «we of may; in
the harbor. .wl hm: consume will l-‘T"
card to Slew Writ "u- rhn ”wring. “tail
will mil here" Mario},
1M 3W4 1m ”Mk,
Plumm- :r .: i'm i? he :1 ~
members ..f il‘u’l lv'v‘lwlvtfl . mom , . my:
cuero lttvnitr' . of 2m cum ”Minion;
Brown. 0n 1 h» an tflnflrst‘l «if in. “may: v;
invite it was: r . inn-t. to lump Wl in ya mi Minn
“momma Murmurs»; the prov-wit twain
the ventrictii'nr emf “it: in; rinse it. a 0:9}, mat
to interfere not” compel the me in w
the ltouw hf "spur-mumps». to my; 4.- m.-
allure
A “not [we ”mythical Item,
trauma.“ Flatt: L; . thrown-men m “to
empty inu- imv “mound. my «meal to in.
one the snort-m nil vtoifndwm hay ale '9‘”
of (team if. Hoover. who ma hm
clove on Jim to I'mudwvw.rlhw Whit»
dime n! “was Itmtum i‘t‘ «mi 3:. his can
my niwrmvv‘l mil in 5mm Mime ‘2‘ a 9......
soul ethmrlmt from live love who?! how the
misread your
m H was».
(inflow-Mrs. l‘aiiz i; n“ (ft-him fa:-
mthvsu you‘nw cumm- compo MW
WM Milt WNW 50' Wings an Mow as”
film ”their remand item momma in, a
"minimum will“ our NW: into: to» em:
on the on» Mr. mini com the law?»
Twice-import. m limit [inst-v «u Flimurfit‘
under stir mimic-Mic
m m as a. in M
”stonework. mm later a: “my”
”Mil m WWW hallo Mail's on sine
onset of lugcmmwiml end retried M (m
Meme mi MW: ”1*”? Mini «Milan,
whoever: no citr- m or the: scam M! ”th
m. feast. simian Mil M in vm
no to them. emf that: mm is “Wm
M I”. m: 1 , ‘,.
Moraine“. fell: ill whirring; We"
now ermmletsdl law the empty «W 'i w
m eormwpmwt at that M 1' v *3. wine
Mom with am An»; m' luv it»
will“. which: will sate poem has cost
Mop out 1mm.
PM Mr WM” 19!.
Wm, 7-,!» math-innit hm
Item fifitlh‘i’i'riw‘tw it! Mr vi send
W proof Miami» lying howl-listed
muhfivhmuw but“ ”I r 1* Me
, hermit-mm
Chev «I I’M-v rm mm.
film Asset. Fl»?! 57 Vivi-me ism
Us M our; the?! Ml» mi chime
mm Mm Mari all. mm M We
“Wimp. «4 for! J'Wmt.
In, More» ”v »m
Misti ii willie.» W ea
MI! WWWMW him a Home!”
fiat his truism one :‘ rm.“
“M6 at»
To an the Mimics! lama-commit“
'i‘obacco
cannot bi: excelled
in quality or flavor
for
smoke or rhew.
Elegant designs in
PICTURE FRAMES
H ‘ it
Bahinet Photographs.
Prices unusually low to suit
the times.
North. Photographer,
Is it Washington Street.
F. ii. HIGH & Bill).
L' do all Hilde «If
? newbies. 8mm and its: Fitting. ..
[Mics-e in HUT MR and STEAM
HEATING “micro in AGATE, TIN.
“LAMS and UROCKERY. DQCORAT-
it'll CHAMBER SETS. #2 iii, to higher
grain Factixy work attondcd to
purrhptldgr‘.w ‘ _ _ .--__.-....
F. ii. NASH it Bill)
00!. Halo and Wool Ste.
SECURE YOURSELF A
HOME
ilii EASY TERMS
w tvrcll mtmmivftt l)’ lwwmwi
Houses
for
Sale,
dim: quarters of tits! purchase
rraiainoenoruuc st‘lml me
an whim
.MTW
elm
humus.
m NORWALK.
MM
sing. or.
ufiwumeeoheeymuttsmm.
“’W'flum. roe-see
alumnus-serum. rues-give
Measure-incomes"-
new. Misuncammmnru.
”*fimaflmhwi ltwtl
“ eat as“ to try the Deletes. aay use
I “the am. heel-see He menswe-
fleieut. fennel-Millennium
Mummueflymem.
hamhlflgumfluWI-ue
”mhfluubmfihmm
WWW mantel
ma. law-idea.
um‘f‘m Perfect Putin: cries.
, VButoeeinwhichthe g j . .
lest latwhi is tired. combining Durability“
mummo.meotommm‘
evenv PAIR wnnnsuran. ,
Usileodeaaminethembcforcpurchasingenyothcuhog
H. S. BROWNV
South Main Street. Bo.,lilorwclit.
lileTiliil ‘
CELERY:
flue an. mum mucoum
me am.
iii lore lilies,
lit lure hostess lisp.
lit lore Sleepless lights.
With WM” end milieu—
iion Hope takes the place of MI: Mr
daily duties become : dellzht and Life a
lay. '
mm thatoouhwith
Yankee
lliNii - SUMNER.
Ask your neighbor about it. and if not fully
eatiefled lnunire oi the.
CITY Illillii SHIRE.
l! WASHISBTON 8T.. 80. NORWALK
Or of
G. A. Gregory 8: (20..
KOBWALK. CT.
OLD an RELIXBLE
DAILY DIRECT
Freight Line
BETWEEN
NEW YORK,
South Norwalk
AND
NORWALK. .
THE PROPELLEKS
CITY 0F NORWALK
AND
[EAGLE
Willienvc Pier 2!. E. R. Boekman otrcut.
New iorimtt 5p. in.
More Norwnilr. 5 p. m.: “omit Norwnlk. cm
in
Freight received fro u 2' u m. to 5 p. m.
U n indication to agents the Cit of No:-
wal and le will be sent for spec i lots of
freightanyw ere in New York Or he vicinity.
H'Ml persons are forbid tr‘ieiin an of
the emplo 'u of the bout» of this pill: onyae—
count. of t c oar new (hm-cot. em if
ii. i. the linen & Haniuri ll.il.
SOVlflllllt 10. ll”.
TRAlNB LEAVE com NORWALK A8
FOLLOWS:
Fort Saw Your. Fort New B mu.
A. M.-~l lit Ween. ex. ILM. .101 cm. W
5) ex.. . 10 ex..
lat (no. a 01..
iii local ex . it! ac..
55 Les" mun.
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on. ll 01..
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cm. illicit.
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lotl es.. ’. Mu» when.
lowi'ltunfleld en. . ii cr..
137 local cm. H ac..
P. 31.42:!“ nu. men.
it an. - 22m.
to cl. . Ulric. to Bridgeport.
it so. I? so..
WM" l '7 ”a
I) 0!». l '0 ..
am. ' ea no.1» Bridgeport.
ii :3" 3
a) crf. l A'dsmeemaad er.
to ac. . binders—d! to.
to ac... llac.. e. an;
lllflac" , iii an. p. rm.
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no" 1' ....
ruse?
fort ileum It I
grim“. ii“ nonl‘. hill-ll [5 en. fill as}? ”6
lion Emilia" . spasm Ilia.
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