resolver and:
. i ‘ ”IS Slim;
tuttsvirr.
ion new AT
mm nnssme rooms.
5 E' Lennon’s BLOCK.
lioofdos. ldonoitltlnh just now that
tiuasprloeiples much need the mm
of an advocate. Esperhos ie'maklne
an srnsment in support of the American
policy. and experience is the most forc-
ible speaker] know of.’ fishes no gift
of oratory. butbe drives his argument
home. We have a great and rich noun.
try. and we cannot always be kept in the
trough of the sea. We have greet ac-
cuinnlsted wealth. great industry. and
greet inventire genuis, and things will
be hatter. i am sure.
they could be much worse."
.Li. _i I‘ ."..
cones-rt resents?“
Jar! W mt Assault. and flattery
‘ win we: ecu-men.
Jeoasonmte. Fin, Morel: n-‘i‘he jury
the ones against James J. Corbett.
with violating the laws of Florida
by mm in a prise fight, was out but
10 minutes end returned a verdlet of not
milky. Abroad smile spread over Cur-
blt’s face as he henrd lhese res-curls. . .
words. and the sports who crowded the
courtroom would have cheered had they
”been informed by Judge Phillipa when
the inry came that he would send any per-
ton to Sail for contempt who dared exprese
flu. approval or diss‘pprovai of flu-
v lot.
Charley Mitchell wee present when the
verdict wee announced. and he leaned over
pod Corbett by the hand Mill
whispered congratulations.
onurssnnneldersd’the'vardlct in“ the light
of a practical acquittal lot-himself. are
case against him at a alrnilnr nature In
g. The proceedings leullon up to ,
the verdict were very tame.
Judge Phillipe said in charging the Jury:
the. guilt or innocence of
the defendant under the second count of
the information—that is to say. the want
charging assault and buttery—ii it appears
bout the evidence that the blows were
given as a result of mmpaci. which the
parties naturally agreed open end entered
into and consented to. the court instructs
you that flinch blown were given in soon-
teat which was in the usual course oi
things and was being carried on in such is
us VEllli
. ‘ . trousers eusrec'rec.
{knew-Ila letwousiis-satthe
m Incest.
new. rt. an, hutch a—rho coroner's Mm Baker Killed u“ “we"
ers of His Wife and Baby.
adjourned
out rendering averdbt. District Attor-
I'BARPUL TRAGEDY ll NEW JERSEY
two Regrets lutehersd first Inks! With
as A: and flea Killed In little one.
baker's Terrible ltraule - Indore:
lined With Its Own Weapaa. ~
New Beaumont. R. J.. March a—Twc
heel!) burglars broke into the house of
Hours Baker at Franklin PurkJéomoult
county. killed Mrs. Bathe? and her to
month-old baby with an a: null were in
turnklllsd, by the htmlmnd, end father. who
during the destitute cocoon.
dead burglars are Henry Baker.
29 years old. and Willlnm Thompson. in
years old. both negro
mass. The following .
in the nus‘todyof She‘nlflm or re-
ol“,‘..l‘:'f‘"n;l'c.rb&ll’laluw ’
nastiom that were pu
m of Brill ,. 0. ll- ,liitoheli of New
Pitt-burg.
from a sophomore. was sworn.
and when asked if he knew who attempted
to break it the freahman's duller by
s gas he said herefused to
answer under the adviosof counsel. When
‘ asked it he Monumental: .rvrlrvonid
tend to incriminate himself.‘be made the
same reply. The district attorney asked
him several questions which he reduced to‘
Mr. McKinney. the plumber. was called
up again and asked if he Mouniud any of
the young men named above as of the
party who bought the rubber tubing from
him. He said he did not.
After some further testimony the Jury
retired to deliberate. and when they re-
turned they announced tbst they had ad:
journed until March it) without arriving
eta verdict. Coroner Brown said that It
was not his mm that the jury did not
take any action and that he was in favor
of arresting Dingo-cs.
ldon’t know how
. . scrum.
Miss llnyt is visiting her sister. lire.
Deon. in Redford.
Mn. .l’incenl and o l", J Edward Vin-
cent.hnve been quite ill the past few
farm laborers. The
former worked for the man whose wife and
child were killed.
Ito" of the .‘l'ragady.
The story of the teri'lhls midnight-trog-
gla and the brutal murder of 'a helpless
woman and innocent babe is best told by
the man on whom the awful bldw bu fall-
s'lbll fluveeend as no despotic
"It ruled, hall found that the
thrift go when the
”ml. The manner and
of “final: woreindefisnce of
' uddhtmctivo of freemanship
. A few months (up) he. was
tiles 1.. May Beecher. who hon been
the guest of Miss Lon Stevens. Main
street. returned. to her home in New He:
ven, Wednesday afwrnmn.
Rev. Joseph A. Judge gave a talk in
the Baptist church, inst evening. on
en. Surrounded by sympathising neigh-
bors. their feelings worked almost tofu-ens!
by the recital of the crime. Moore Baker
it his story. lie was calm and exact.
end when he described the swift vengeance
"Of course." he
, PRICE. 75*Cls.
Scrofuls. Blood Poisoning.
0! on
Restorer.
restroom» low to suit
outings. .
NW. Phonon.
lie u ileshlsgtesittrsst.
of the many stubborn
corn rats which make life
miserable? ‘Do you know that
Microbe Killer
cures all» such discouraby rec
moving the prime cause—mi-
crobes. There is no disease in-
curable if this remedy is taken
in time. A 50
tainin vulnoh e information
for en eras. mailed Free.
Ike'lllla- Islam limbo Killed.-
Mt St. New York City.
E. o. ruxnlnson.
ti North Main Street.
“The Jesuits—Their policy sud power,"
which was listened to with grunt interest
Katie Minor started to walk on the ice
norms the river, yesterday noon, going
from the school house to her hum». on
the other side of the river. When part
way over the ice broke and she fell in
the water. which was» about three feet
deep. Other scholars who saw her dan-
ger run to Winiield (lrnnt‘s house and
he succeeded in rescuing the girl.
manner as would not indict or cause bodi-
ly harm or injury. it excuses usuault and
battery. and the defendant under such cir-
cumstances cannot be found guilty of a»
sault and battery."
Corbett left for New Orleans with the
“After Dark" company.
here and will reinsln until the clue sgeinet
him is either tried or not proved. The
sports feel jubilant over the outcome, and
members of the Duvsl club nay they pm-
pcns to pull of! the Corbett-Jockeon will
he took on the neuron hr meniieeted the
greatest satisfaction.
”Henry Baker aud i." he said, “were
Virtually raised together. My father had
always employed him since he was knee
high. When l we- married. he came to
work for me. and neturnlly Ignve him full
added. “I will order his arrest, but will not
do so at present. since the majority of the
jury end the district attorney are opposed
to such action. They believe there is not
enough evidence to hold him."
Attorney Jennings presented all the wit-
nesses except Diogen- who refused to an.
error questions with. submnas to appear
before the grond jury which sits March l2.
’ by many who wright mwer: io-
lecithin; the rename/e of a con-
ll i I land that will prove a
. ‘ ltwillnotpreventalmgether
from following in his fmteteps.
”victim and sentence, umler pre-
‘ Milan, in a demonstration of
«- of our judicial system when
p . by mientwus judges unili‘l'
stimulus and low» til it public ill"
Mitchell is still
“After returning from Sew ilnlnevvlck
he helped do some chores and naked me for
03. which I told him he could have if he
could change a 0100 bill. which I foolishly
thawed him. We talked of money matters h
for awhile. and then. the work being lin-
isbed, I went into supper.
“l was very tired. and as my wife had
been up a great deal with the baby. who
was sick. we went to bed early. 1 don't
think it was later than 10 o‘clock.
“Between midnight and l o’clock my
wife swoke me and said that she heard a
strange noise down stairs. I quieted her
fears by saying it was the litter of pupa in
M’KANE lN SING SING.
In low Wear! a ltripsd hit and line
l'lrtarl Wilt Whisk." Ind Manuela.
Srsu Sine. March 2.—John l'. McKane
is now in prison here. where he is to serve
six years for his political crime in the last
election. When he was handed over to the
warden. McKone removed his gold wntcb
and chain from his wnlalooat. took his dla
mood ring from his finger. bis diamond
stud from his shirt. as well as his diamond
WILSON IMPROVED.
Illa Phyaleiaa kid‘s-Word flint Ila I: not
A large gang of ltnlians begun work
yesterday on the improvements in in-
nmle south of the truck mat the Albert
A. Scolield property.
Owing to severe sickness in the fumily
the Epworth League
I!” have all sorts of stories told
m. and till“ one from s newspaper
- l . iaamueiug if ‘not true. He
' M Chile in the southwestern port
CITY or Munro, March l—llr. Prel'uel
said that bulletins from Guadalajara ind lo
cated that the fourteenth dsy poser-d solely
in Congressmen Wilson’s rune: ihnt now
of C. B Fitch, halasomucb better that he umylie con-v
HIIDOO IEIIDV
mnt‘t‘nml nova
Ram.“ in as II.\\'I. i‘urr-r nil
Nervous lliaulste’a. l‘ulun
l‘arwie. Sharplrmwumhig rrly hlmlu.
slous.etc..cuu.~ml by past ol-uu-s. give-e vl or nurteiro
in slmmkru organ l i
inurkr'l. Wire “.00 h
ratification-steel» on
is i any un u‘llir‘ipll-i l
nsi t on
he luv rant poi it. m- \t
Pamphlet in.
Made a well
J. D. JENNINGS.
U unortaker.
i K 5198? mum. KOKWALK. CONN
Opposite flares Wuhan. ,
Willem! the street. :hlaplnna pa
anl rt
Leading Dry Goods Store.
-——~ —9e>- -~
Tristram 8: Hyatt,
fin. .mtrwc mm
Try once! our
Pork Shoulders. j
w. have them to wet hi. 1: s '
“its? satisfaction sartorial: 3:173:
annulment
ll Illfl‘l'll llll SHEET.
Nd. 2 Gazette Building. Norwalk.
m...
sunu gm dioxins.
We shall place on sale Saturday, February at, 5!) dozen cor.
. sets‘in whiteeuru and dark. in nizesfrom in in 3?). . Tlfi‘lliltW‘Wfll" ‘
prices three very popular marks, namely;
F. P., P._C., S. C.
The regular price of these goods is $1.00 and $1.25 per part.
but as we bou ht them run great reduction we shall give our
ustomers the r-nefit of this purchaseanri give you vonr choice
A? the entire lot at . '
Tristr‘am & Hyatt, Norwalk.
l in mail upuurcM-ipl
.. m my.» tree. Azllinirr
Ital Media-tel (‘o . I‘m . things. Ill. . oroaeageats.
South Norwalk. (locum.
the dining room, which is directly under-
neath our bedroom."
The tearful Ste-mist
Then. as Mr. Baker came to recite the
details of the tragedy, he grew unnaturally
color. but it was very apparent that he
was laboring under great mental distress,
as he hit his lipauntll the blood same.
“I was just doainl." heooutinued. “when
I heard my wife scream. I turned and saw
two men in the room. One of them lin-
etantiy recognlred as Willard Thompson.
He carried an an in his band. i jumped
up, and was then grabbed by the throat by
Henry Baker. Before i could loosen his
grasp Thompson. with a liendl-b yell. rais-
ed the ex and with one sharp blow brought
it down on my wife’s heed. Shedid not
alter n sound. and death was instantane-
Mmdll no longer in danger. Congress-
man Tarsney hes win-«l i'nusnl lit-nerei
Ctlihndon to keep 3..., I'mnlllm scrunch
as possible from it...
makafriends in the e! w» mainly nuxinue.
This has caused all mm or u-ivcrnphic
messages to be non! here lrnnl iiumlulujnru
amtlng the facts of Mr, \Vilsou’n
sleeve buttons. and gave them to Strykcr
Williamson to take home for him.
After the formalltyot taking his pedi~
gres McKane was taken into the prison
barber shop, accompanied by Shel-ill Butt-
iing. Deputy Sberifl Davidson nndStryksr
Williamson. He was placed in the bar-
ber’s chair. and his mustache and imperial
that have formed so distinctive a part of
his personal appearance were quickly shav-
ed oil. McKane's head was not shaved.
lie was then given a bath. lie was next
handed it convict’s cult of stripes. which he
sociable was not held last night. bu has
been postponed until next Thursday
night at thoho'ue of William llugdale.
My he learned that it i. on an.
m lit among the preachers of that
I I It“ the full amount of money
I!” be handed them i; élUfP the
”I of service each Sunday that they
7 .. .ssd hole. the sum is forthcum
hgaosenlee will he held. Hence there
.. no midst; of appointments by the
‘m on mm of his being sick
I” Eat” preacher in the district who
Eh [this his demands that the people
fim have added "(5 (l D "sin-r
“of 0.9.. and by this euphonioue
he Ikmwn throughout time sec
. . l7 . I _ '
lit and Mrs lmrlus H Tayl :r are m Thsfollowing is the woman received by
Cmuul General (drillenrlen: ”Mr. Wilson
ills fever bsnlcft him. and
his skin is cool and moist,
great deal better, and he only wants nnre
lug, food and "at. I think in ll) dnya he
will be up and able to go About a little A
little lmprudence of course would set him
back, but i think he is now out of all ileu-
Mlns Mary ll. Brxiillvy is visiting
friends in New York.
A social gathering was held last 9v»: -
ing with Miss Martha Pignnl.
Henry N. Rldvr, of Norwalh. was the
guest of friends here yesterday
lire. Serena G Allen and Miss Ali-e
1‘. Allen are vieiting friende in New
This rough suit consisted of a brown
dunnel shirt and white and black striped
coat. vest and trousers. No cell was no
algned him. He will for the present he in
what are known as the idle ranks. McKane
went through all this ordeal with firmness
and showed no signs of depression.
licked a la- in Death.
BRADFORD. Pit. March tin—Dad McAult-y.
a well known character of Ridgvvny. Po"
was killed in that village. and if. Taylor.
arleh lumberrnan. la in jail charged with
the killing. MoAuley had worked onebaif
day for Taylor and demanded payment for
Some words ensued. and Me.
Auley dragged Taylor from a buggy In
which he was seated.
bonny by this time. and be attacked Mc~
Aulsy in the most enrnge number. He
struck and kicked him repeatedly. and
when his wrath was nppcneed McAnley
us.
“While lwu still struggling with Ba»
ker, Thompson killed our baby. With one
blow he cut her tiny head almost in two.
By this time I lied freed myself from Ba—
ker. who ran into the adjoining room.
Thompson osme for me then and tried to
brain me. but the blow fell short nod only
gave me a gash on the forehead. He then
aimed another blow at me, this time strike
log me on the wrist.
”We struggled for the possession of the
ax. I fearing every minute that Baker
would return and kill me from behind. Fl-
naliy-l don't know how—l got the ex.
The first blow I gave him spilt his right
hand. and then i hit him three times on the
head before he fell deed. '
"Crazed and desperate. l grab
gun. which they had not soap. and
into the next room after Baker
hlm crouching ln s corner and ordered him
tccome out. which he did. He started to
run. 1 raised the gun and tired. and ha
Neighbors WWII-I.
Mr. Baker then rushed back to his wife's
aids and frantically called her name. She
did not answer. She was dead. Then. with
only his nightclcthes on. he ran to the sta-
ble. mounted a horse and rode at break-
neck apeed for Dr. ilosglaud. whose home
Dr. floaglnnd answered
'3. eggehtime :fflhlgedcould tell him
w at a appen . (rotor was soon
at the house. but his soft
needed. Wife and baby were dead. Thomp-
son lay on his face at the door of the bad-
rocnl. Baker was still alive. though are
conscious. and he died at 0 o’clock.
The scene at Moore's home wasoosof
wild excitement. Fully 600
the neighboring country we
uninitive. curlona. wratbful and
b svldlty to every debt
Well it ms for Thorn
Baker that they had meta
lied they been alive. the etate would have
been saved the "Dance of n trial.
would have been slowly iuritirotl to
ry nioh. liven as it was the
crowd won d have seller! and mangled end
burn‘sltl their bodies had not wiser ecu
lore ‘l’rouhls Among the ”lure.
Cunnhmnn. W. Va. Mnrcb a—One
. . thousand miners are gathered at Mono
gotnery and expect tosttaok John Wyant’s
men at Eagle. The situation there has be-
come so grave thnt Cnptain R. S. Carr. in
command of the state troops, has been or-
dered to declare martial law if necessary,
Division Superintendent Gill oi the Chess—
peake and Ohio and the aherlll' request-
The (‘lrautuuqusni still meet next
Tuendsy owning Rilli Mr. and hire
‘ u Bill is: pretty good political
I ' ', egos. In ciore touch with the
' l ’ bk life. he understands the
a Whopinirm. and he is veering
scam logo with the tide. ilo mines
, WIW the income Ink. and
In. munch of a free trader, Wil—
m. «Cleveland cuckoo. He
he... and for Hill'unlre, we would
‘ V”, W. if he soon became a
He is the best political
. justat present, smile mg
a very low degree of Denm-
‘ m on pending Demo
m finch revelations as
by the Ohio. New York and
Eduard A. “Villains, of Brooklyn. N
Y.. was in guest yesterday of bin fntlmr.
’l‘nylor was in a
The water in Hbcrwmd'unill pond was
let oil yesterday morning. and won taken
advantage of by n large number to rather
the festive clam.
List of unclaimed letters at the Wist-
port post offices:
ilningme, E H. Putty. Blwnri Berry,
Mutter Charles ilodfred, W. A Rhodes.
The New York Grocery store. Edward
F. Mervin manager, sud Charles 8.
Wheeler clerk. will open their new store
in theJessup building. tn-mmrcw oven-
l’he Blew-[blag Ia- "and.
Sunni. N. J.. March i—John Carbon
ry. the man who has been antler-lug for 13
weeks from hiccoughing. is dead. Every
known remedy was tried. and ill physicians
failed to relieve him. Fully 3,000 letters
giving a “sure cure" had been received by
the victim. ‘ Carberry attributed his trou-
ble to the way in which a barber caught
hold of his chin when shaving him.
Prmnnno. March £~Tbe introduction
of the Sisters of Charity into the Thirty
fourth word public schools is meeting with
opposition from the Junior Order of Amen
loan Moobnnlctt Counsel hoe been employ-
ed by State Councilor W. '1'. Kerr to in-
quire into the constitutional right of the
nuns to weer the garb of thelr religion- or
the while teaching in the public achrinle. .
Imprisoned liners Inhaled.
Ammo. P... March t—Thm was a
joyful scene at the menthol tbeBoaton
Bun slope when Charles Malian. Elwood
Mengle, James Kramer, Lewis White and
fat-an Will lends.
BROOKLYN. March lit—Dr. Talnmge will
remain pastor of the Tabernacle. loonnrd
needy. president of the board or lrllsteea.
and Mrs. Talmsga sold on much. lino
I'll Ed‘s. the principal creditor. who holds
a mortgage of “25.000 on the Tabernacle,
has agreed not to foreclose.
Henry Page. for breaking intolbc poor
house in this town. was given thirty
days in jail and fined 35 and were. in the
Superior Court. He broke into ilw build
ing to see- his wife.
A Brooklyn jury has swnnled $2,000
ilsmsgre to John P. McCormick. of this
plane, for injuries he received while
wnlking on the tracks of an electric veil-
way in thst city. The plaintiff suilered
tireloeeof one fmt. and brought suit
against the vsilwny company for 060.000.
Loet Wedneeday evening Cornelius
Driaoollsnd flurry Carberry got into so
limitation which resulted in Carberry
halving Drieooll arrested. When the cue
come up for trial Judge hicKennahe
heard the evidence on both aides and rile-
mlravd the me. as he said there was no
evidence to convict.
Undertsker Fable has in charge today
' the funeral of In. Catherine Osborn.
, who died Tuesday at the residence of
Coley Abbott in am. aged “4 yesre.
The service t1nk place from her late reel-
deoesat hill p. round at the Crow
etreetchspel atto’clock. ‘ Rev Dr. Don-
klvke conducted the services. and in-
terment will be in the Eaton metery.
Funersl Director Charles Fable has in
charge the funeral of lites Elnora .l.
Perrymf Unlock. who died yester- p
day morning. sued thirty-else years and
‘twosslsthe ‘l‘hsflasval will lakei'isbsresstta
plaes from her late Moses tome
aft-m 3".sz natal. oillclat~ "in”
m. mommrmmm moo
cemetery. The um will he levels. I“
Gould ll.- Jslleils. PM My. “shins flmvflllllve.
‘l‘keaaan‘al G. A. ll. stats moment
i Miracle ensued at Philadelphia
machinations-sweetness
lewerkeisei thsdhtla flowery.
elections are not in vain to
W“ Ir Hill William Ervine. the five imprisoned men.
‘ ’ stepped in the unending mine car and were
restored to the arms of their weeping wives
m .
a sane. CaL. lady. mutiny n l" “"3- W' ll
'1“ ill political eituntinu. sud
m of event» and their
1hr 01333! County limld tells
him “Amarried lady of emu.
‘ m ‘0 truth the other tiny
fir W and new «in n
badge” for her hmhmd.
Inherit“ the badge wee «be
M on the seat of his trout
by hieeittlngaroumi
and families. who lied waited eight hours
Iaaagar um Married.
March itcblise Ceruline
Scales. better known by her siege munc ni
Kiakal. was nmrrled to Mr. i‘ltnrlue ll.
Boys. the playwright sud manager. at the
residence of her mother-.00West Eighty-
eighth street. Judge Barrett of the
prone court officiated.
Fatal Roller lupin-lei.
Wmnw. ind. March a-iiy an explo-
sion of the boiler at Presley’s pinning and
wmills the prvmises were fired. l‘rank
ippy. en neev. was killed: Charles Dew.
sou. super standout. was welded to denth.
and William Webb. fireman. and John
Freely. owner. were fatally resided.
'a-als leaf-l tater.» Ines Vea- Ilivwno.
Onntexn. Cot. March n-L'iarlette Per-
kins Bteton. the well known social reform-
er. instituted proceedings for divorce from
Cherie. W. Perkins. an artist living in
Dese- anuad In the ltlver.
Wanna. 1nd. March ill—A rumor comes
from Bloomloghurg. 20 miles north oi We
_ that a lady schmltescllcr win crow
log the ice of the 'ri pecanos river with a
do“ of her pupils w
nearly all. if not every one. were drowned.
no llasttea la Uruguay.
Howravmao. March n-‘l‘te joint ess-
aionof thstwohousvstoelecta new presi-
dent was held here. After sltti live
lanes and taking three votes no can taste
roe-lead the necessary majority. There
will hsve to be further balloting.
“as Israel-toad“! Irsshway.
W Iisrcli unsuperiutendent
llrsskwsy oi the Elmira retormetory ll the
Mouth: an notion to recover mun
ht by Charles W. Boas cl
nries received while so in-
nate Hallucination.
“1‘17”“ the
Wm he ,
‘ It?! saanf the late George
ha been sold by live. Cblldn to
W. Child- Dmel. the nnmmks of
mills end the present publisher of
The lard
n the ice broke and
Providence. The complainant states that
her husband has failed to supply her with
the necessities of lilo.
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Mariana Um Dies.“
Brooch". larch a-The
lane of Kenneth H". Bother
the ccurtof oyer and miner hotel's-lodge
Dullenfcethscrimeofoppresdonisinter-
bring with the Gaynor ecpylets at Graves-
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