mmfi m.
ll
'0 orig-mm mmhsnmt.
W I. Inga-anus? nun.
tnrntlgo. . um nlul It a I.
" us gnaw-i ”rut.
Illavlltll I. nun.
noting a mat tor
lain! lilo in. MN I. 1.3
Miami laglatry tummy.
- umrnna 11‘ mm.“ alarm and
"In“ Mohair? (lmnpunl‘i.
Hand tor Milmuiw. Ian: orrwtr.
58 William Street, Now York City.
' M an
*fii'stsrigggo"tqusE
Brecklnridge Denies That He
Ever Had Them Written.
A TYPBWRITER WHO SAYS HE DID.
Milo Pollard flay: lilo Merivrd Thom and
W
" tum ram mun am
arrow. Ill“ 1'.
Willi.
limit. Emi,
mummumbm
_ “In”.
Manama-mm...» fun mo
nmmnMMM-Ibt
flathnm
loll ll. mm
m II. In" Inna-am
REMOVED
. 7' $333.?“ '32...“
flimwrmmtnm"
" L loom; noun.
usammfimtomi.
Mmflmhnfl.
"mm.”rard.
Ituinml’aullaam mum over our
atnrtaadm’prlua.
unlit? Salinas.
l’llllllli no mo llllllllllli
m.’ .... w...
I
I‘Oll ”ALI.
m Silly Gallon Dil Tunis.
L. H. Decker,
w 7
it». of infirm
"at: W“
Md inner
li‘lluhluton It, so. roman
W; which “tia- alwaya moanhd
by a om. gummy winced “Bgc"-a con-
traction of "iimklnridmt," which ha used
in indent“ his papa".
lipon Mr. Wilma aaking whothcr tho
hatter: «m melted in such language that
a atranm would have “film their
noblest manor, the colonol raid that one
"calving the lotion with tho money might
have “M006 or mutated numbing.
but they would not if wring the letters
without the money.
’I’hat lininotlm" They Began, “My Dear
"So that a attungar unit“ would have
drowned what. thvy were about!" Mr. Wil» .
. Mater lmiao’fw'l'iro Colonel caption“ ‘ Irma-Immentrd.
ilk liar: Undar the Loch.
, return"! theoohmrl. "0f mum lcnutwt '
\‘i'AsHINarox, April «in—There who a variv
atlon of the omlvr of testimony in the Pol
lurfl-Brecklnridge trial to pr-I'mlt the intro
dilution of evidence that. Colonel Brenkim
ridge had carrlod on a t ypc ritten corre-
apondenca with Madeline Pollard frnm the
house of reprnentativen in Will. The de»
mand from the plaintiff's lawyora to be
permitted to follow thin courier! brought a
delicate question of law before the judge.
if was concede-d that documents might.
be brought into a mum and a without quem
tinned upon it in cram examination from
which to lay flu: bash-I for contradiction,
but whether tho t‘XIHif‘l’lt't’. of a misming
document I-uubl he unsorted and tho do
lendant 5...ka u’huthor ho wrntn it: mm on:
other question» a duration which Judge.
Bradlcydecidnd in the ntllrtnatlvo afmr ‘
ilstvninfl to tho arguments and. consulting
authoritim. lip Ilt'Iii, however, that the
witnrsaI-a could not bv naked to give their
modification of lhl‘ contrnto of the hitter-u
Accordingly Maw. lmuiw. Lawn”, who
rn‘nduotwl a business in typrwrfiring and
Itanography at the capitol in the your two
and had been dim-uwrml by the plnlntlti'
last Sunday, stated that: oh: had copied
the mystorluun lvttcra upon a typewriter
for the colonel and lnul also mldrwurtl fur
him It package of rm rloprx to “.Vllsa Poi
lard. Til North l-‘ppur Rtrrvt, loxinutnn.
Ry," having made an entry of the mldraw-
In It notebook which sin) prmlnrrd, but
which lllll not cnlirnl) unbutnntiate her
atateuIc-nt became lt- sec-mud to bar» two
uml in 1x»: llllllwliil'wt
Min Pollard also amwat‘rrl in a «peaking
part once more to totality that aha hail nu
Grilled the lotion lu thatinn. During hcr
brief appearance thu lawyers had their
hand» full undeavoring'tu make her con-
llne hum-if to answerinir the narration» di-
rected to hor. for in her untraInI‘m-letl ut—
‘teromcm u'ht-n on the stand brfnra nho
ncorod mum: of Ibr qust telling poinh for
her aide.
Mm Pollard Remain-d.
“‘bI-n .‘llm l’ullard “t'lll to the mind.
the was naked;
"MINI Pollard. lllll )«Iu rc- viw (‘t‘rl'l'fl
Ipomlrnce from tho Ill-fondant in will: '
“l was non-r rrpurated from him." she
began in hvr dramatir tumw when the Ila»
fem intarpoacd objwtiom, and her cunn-
usl pinned hrr down to a «iii-wt anmpr
"Yes," “no the anawmx
“\Vithont icliinu tho I-untontn, give I
grnt'ral donoriptlon of tlmn." «aid All For»
Ilale.
"Tin-y Worn u ritlrn in ffi'fit-‘t'l‘ilvr "
"Anything nun-r
“Colour-l llrenklnridgc need to call lllt’ '—
Thrre was another rhurlu of (Ilier'liullst.
lulleml cwry nth-Inpl of the plaintiff at
goiwralizalinu brought forth the Home rr
null. 50 (Iftvr cnnsidcrahin trrmblr- uirh
Mint Pollard and mint-«tn to her to ho Apri-
t-iilc onthe part of her lawyrru «the mid
that Indore Atly'tt. i‘t‘tt‘i, m» lettura harl
been rI-coivrd. Nam? wrrr bvuun “My
09‘! Higher Lullint'" Hnll “My Lillie Hint
lira," all Alltlnmncd by :I lypowritrr,
"Will“ lm‘ann- of them?" WIN a-krd.
"They were all dvatrnypd as mammal
had read tin-m III-I-nim- hv alu‘aya mike-II
me" «—
“ch moan-n1," .\lr. llrechinridga about,
ed, and bin cullellmlwn rhinwd in, burying
her voice llndt'r timlr nbjm'tiunn.
Th0“ an arm» rxaminatlnu Min-i Pollard
”aid that him had lll'\'f'l' rvrcivml fyprwrlr
ten letter-t from anyum- but l'ulnnr‘l ilrm k
lnrltlue
“Did you on Ilirea-l oxaminal inn my any
thing about Ivllt'rit lwginnimr rim-r inns»
int?" " Mr. lSIIlta-rnorth il‘IU’II.
"l VIM not min-d «lirI-I-tly or indirm' lly
about lhe lit-ginning of lI-tlI-rn. "
"l'afl't you anawvr nu“ I;II¢-«t.inh”"
“Atwwrr the qmutiuu.“ pill in Mr Far-
Hole.
“i did not."
"How wrrr that irilrrn alum-Iii" prnmpt
til ('olonri llrrultinriduv.
"flow war: they aixnrdt“ .‘lr iitllfnr
worth "musical. and the! plaintiff mid:
“You. Mr. llutu-rwnrth, | rI-mmila-r wry
mill how many of them \rI-ro «lulled. They
won in load pI-nrll. That was tho rmo
thing ltn did write on tin-m.“
Hull in tin- atnnd came tho colom-l, and
"plying to tho lint qua-ration he laid.
"Thor! having boon nomtirh Inauuaovipt.
written by Inn. of mum Haiti nothing
almut Iii-parity in am."
”flillll orpmliy «mphoth- wrro enter-rd
all that quantinna whether hu but not
tpnlnm of how badly in: want-d to
In Iain "Dear Hiatrr Loam-4" that ho had
caution"! h" to Ilmtrov thvm on Avmttnt
of parrpic who might look into bureau
«larval-Ir. that hr had tum her to mail rim
by n oerttdu train. in that in- would win
“mm at lin- capital in ”In Iuornlmr: that
kind writtru hnr to mail him a. poi-tat
“KLQICIIIIIH it .Vnrv Hmilh. and narrow.
in; him in wad her a rnpy nf a civil or".
ml or uurlcttltttml Iiupartmrnt to»
port.
M ”it 1'!” "r! "Lillia- ”Minn."
"Did you mbirm her I“ turn “pit
”or " Wu auntlwr tititttll ion.
”I did not.‘
"Dill you roll ltnr m ntnml up bri’nt‘u In»
”film and mold her-elf for rout“
"Noting wrltlnn noun-h lot tor, ofmum
ldld mt."
"Dill you fmpwntly pron-at your all»
llol’nfor her in thaw ‘hiutrr lnulw' Ipr.
“Ar thew warm in? nurh norm, of mm.
l Illii lot.” .
‘l’haooimrl wind not rrmcmbrr having
“Khml'arri «luring thr forty‘ninth
m. . II the autumn of 1’“? hr M
flail lth retort-m with lat-r. timing tit»-
WUllowdt Hum hall adorn: ti . .
Huh-l not in M
unhap- at othmim.
mm you moan.” thr- «Islam
quoltlmm.
“91m I WI??? ugh éhiw mu
an you i ." r. i all“.
“1'“ Wood to; notation. i an. a”
two thr m in which worn
E W.
i
. granted that my names: Were not wnutrd.
. the not" for #1" writ mm identified It]
"moths! is ‘N vrrj broad atatémmt."
be expo-cud to my what a atranper might
havodmmml." .
Them little although of rrpartee nprln:
lilul through thr teatitrumy enlivened it.
considerably. and that colour! was perfect-
ly cool throughout.
"Do you will: to be. ’uiuierstoml on any
log that you mpporml hrr in whole or in
part. during the: two your» that aha tau at
tho Arxuimty of flu: lloly (from on Mm»
about”. awnmr?" won another notation.
to which "if? colonel rnpurulvd: "i would
not wish to ho unthrrrlmd as saying on]-
thingnbout it if i could avoid it, but an.
mortar of fact my «attribution» to hot
Woro not lmriml. ’l’hry were irregular
fifllflllfll'it, and l undamoodtlaat they hrip:
ml to put hrr lxmrd at the unanimity.“
‘flm Pram-d Noun.
“lint. did )ml not my that tho win-lip te-
ported to you from Mn. l’illottr woo her
mum pl’tc had run immlrbt at tho Holy
\l'roafi'
The» culsmul bad Inuierulmvl that thin
wattlw cow .Htwmarol )l'I-u Pollard had
told him that. a lady Maud of born had
made nti‘twwful inventmenh through A
friend in Sww Yorkmul lb» “continua“
Wop willing; to makr airtitlar liillflelllil’fll"
for her it hr would ltulurv iirr hum. who
had lndnrw-Il in "mm.
lncirlonmlli thr colour! hlntrd that he
knew the nature of the lady and grntlrmw
in this Immmrimr. but Dir Wilson aim
With time mm or the proceed-I Min-
l’uilard hml pool her rip-Ma at Holy (from
and ball almw n him thr rrrtipla, r'omr oi
the witnmm. owl all warn- ulunwi “linde—
lme Eirrchiarirlqn l’nliafll."
The in not" om: rrplmni by line more
for Sim emit, payable by the i ohmri. Thin
trnnfim'tinn in” late in om lla haul not
or rrceivnl 90th of what luvrnlneof tlum.
did not 'ltnmr whrtha'r they had been pro
tantra; wan um that luv had never mind
native: fimf tun (1' them and to Wflm.
"Sow, Io roi’rmh your lawman,” began
.Vlr. Wilma. rim Intimwy hating bun
riirirml by n Winn-win!) of mtg-tint“, "do
you not himw that. now» of that prurient
mu arm in you both in lrtnlztuu and
\Vashlngttm" '
ll» illtl not, and tho murmur quid, "Do
you know thv parts: Mar «him: for «bin-h
thmc ism note-o own drawn
"i do very twil'
"Wm it not. to mobir hrrlnpamlmw
hrr Woe-Mm; tron-mu ""
"Matting: lilo» that. Them: 1-. but newlnv
tilln «.r Irmh in it," mm the mhmrl'a im~
[irr-QHiVI' :Inwnr, and hr wanted to toll
about the' deal. but. Mr. “limit thuh'd
him utf With a "mind" that lain mortise]
Wuliifl rtnmlnr him laid.
“in ro-inrium w ith \lm Pollard lune] been
rnumwl in WW II: had met lit?! at three
pint-m once on ll otrm. oar-um Fourth
ntrerr noel again with a omnin outrun the
plaintill woo willing to tum, aalw had
mnvmi «vml Elm".
"'l'hc plaintiff was «diatom that out rc-
latium wboubi not lw- h‘nufl’flJn width 1
cordially nwntni." ht uplaitmi.
"'i‘hm you and the plainttl! urn mil-L
1y «In: itmu toummal yam niatium"
"We'll. l thought at titan SMITH”!!! prov
larrml ro hat 9‘ rpm: know u.
"lint in apirr of I'M. gm: mn'wml ,Imr
”lotions with he! ”
"l dbl. rhvmrtimn the pin-mitt! would
comp Vrr lbw galirry of Iht human would
aantl lw rtvrrl'rn mr. and l amid um her
inthr- librur‘. urn r‘umdor. if I may-11y
no \I'ifhmif lowly. {how thinm mum] to
armour lhvmn‘ilt“ Thm was Imporiv
mllcity. tt' i may mo ti»: word, about limit.“
The» law "Ming M
“ ’ml' yw « mid not. mm in" at ”:er
wm of Hull- i'rtm Tim um nut allitlbll-
for ouch rntvrprim. “
"Domain Inn-anion that iw rmlai not
arrannr mar-crimp- llama
“lhri you “or how r "not In tho Izmir
want wrtirm“’"
“W: did In that ”minor-m. but «fail
tho IImotl-fnrturv nwrtmmlo that in»
In» wont. lots-r Mini. We had not ban
thrrr- num- tlmri ”It" In four limbo befor-
ihr pimutifl noiml tint: it mm! that“!!!
window within ihm birth [and "a
«Mo w want in throw. and [In our!
that pmphv mm: utarulimm tarry dorm
art-p in night rvnjr limp I amt. I am
i'niI‘I’lt'I'fl purultar hurting roan,” malt
rvmembvrrrl m0. and we “are that up."
bought» and a gm: litany of m or-
der: im- alien”: from Ilia lutliila followed
Chin {Mayo
Whllw Sim Pollard mu mapping at
”moral llirltnra‘ than trillion le outa-
“from.
“Did tiwy murmur nan. uh; an amp.
ping at 3i lnfaymo «mm. a m
by» mm: «amino» lady. who W at:
oxcalbot m. with In high rim of pro
pit“ Hr. Wilma whorl.
“‘I ran from all ”any of ”minim."
W ti» «Moi molt-mfg. ”for
“to" roam I“! uracil. A mu»
«that Mama um plan-of km." "a
“wk.“ baht...” Ma will my
. at; l opt-at t t
at. an In are this mount-audition.
”Kort, you tune unkind )llai Pol
for will». that min» a «new in «or
tog-MM mom» nation»
to usual. in am with roar-aid
Mr. Wit-no. 'fimld you ban would
hit to tail who ch» no mil] doing at
than linear"
mlktm I may to arm
minim. Madam-ta mum
Wilt! Mn, Mother in on a tau-run
miraghrum with: I» HIM
iron-Min Pollard aa Imh ninth
m that writ-g m.» lady in lab to
m lav-um unanimity: bomb.
well educated and that he knew of nothing
to Ilium-lily bar from filling a govern-
ment clerknhlp. ‘
Ilia Wlfo'a Workbook”.
During a part of March and April, 1808,
Repmntntire ilmklnridge uhl, when
his attention was called to another pbw
of the out. he had wen Mlu Pollard two
or three tlnm a day and one day aevon
timoa. lie renumbered a time when he
took lam-i: with hrr, and they had had
strawberries. but was certain that thin
was before the 12th of April and not the
10th of May, after the avert-t marriage. as
Mr. Wilson woul-Ivbovoit. . . »
lie had frequently that tho plalulll'f in
be home of Mn. Thomas on ll atrvvt.
but had never mu her sowing in his life. '
"Did not you meet brr once there when
aha was main“ this luuket that had belong-
ed to your with?” Mr. Wllaon inquired.
“Nei’rr‘. merrr undcr harm-n!" anon-prod
the colour-I, utriklng tho Wlilllifls box.
:‘llid not awrvant mum- in while you
"few with her and xlic wan Minx that
basket?"
“50 Servant ever did. for l nrwr knew
for. moment until it was brought in llt‘l‘t'
that aha bad that llilhkt‘l.“
He had lukcn Mimi Pollard m lllllt‘ll at
Solari'th the Shoreham and Ilm lam»
ham, all well known Walnut-null. but had
new-r lulu-u law to call on fricnda at tin-
Ebbilt llounenltlmuuh Lilian l‘oi'im-d insight, ’
have said no no a blind.
During'lhr uprinu thry bad goon tunn-
alguullou hon-«u to avoid scenes which .
would hang m-r-urrml at unyothI-r place
Inuit-r beau-u -
”l'npletwtnt would hardly hc a word to
chnmuwizr than: tit-onus," ln- mid. 110
had met Mina Pollard in New York in twp
tembrr. 13243:. but not. "litiilt'npl‘l'h," and
incl hrr "iInpr-valy" “not? in Fobrulll‘)’.
1'1“.
"When did you go Ibru"
inquirrd,
‘ "i won‘t loll the plum l #lIllIII)’ Illl‘t‘II ll
«my». him not. in. and 1 told the driwrto
take no to mum ante plum lint-mi; as
close to tbeclerated mad. up toward Fifty-
nwund or Filly-third illt‘t'ell. It “‘w‘ a
large building that limited likr a hotel."
llan- Mr. Wilson aIIggvstt-d that it was:
nu! the hour for mlonIrnnn-nl. and an be
«initial to who up an t-utirrl} dim-rant
lime of examination it was hardly worth
whilr lo prwrml further. and llw mart adv
journal.
CLASH AT THE POLLS.
(‘ullwlir- uul .hIll-l‘lthollca In a \lmrt hm
Int-only Illul.
“Kong I‘Irr. April 4. Thu Ann-rimn
Protective simulation and the Catholic»;
«one fourth" in II bloody ruutllI-t nt lhc
polla of tlIiH-ity. it cannot lwstaml which
aldr in ruluynniblu for ll".- allraymsthe
partisans of rach loudly charged the other
with being the full cause of all the inn»
Me. More than in!) shot! wt-re exchanged
beiwwn Ilw combatants lull‘ti‘l than that
many manila, and wlwn the lirimr conned
the following Mann-d were lying don-l. dy-
ing or injured nu IlII- pan-Inuit:
Killfll- M. L". i'allaimu. riti Wit-walk
impectur. shot through lbr riKhI ~idc.
Fatally lnjllt‘n'd -~llarry You icr, lalmrcr.
abut through lhc limit; ('nu liroanubun,
wotrulur. t-llul through the kidnrys; Jor-
r1 PM... deputy (‘tlll~lzliiiu. abut in tln- fat-c.
Wounded—Patrick Hominy. abut In the
loft ahuuidur: John Muiowrn. llilmrl‘l‘.
ahut through thc right Linn.
The riot «anthr t'ilIllllilltllUll nf tln- bil-
lrt fooling which had born nmniim-tmi by
action and word-1 over din-e tin.- pulln Ilpt‘ll-
ad in line morning.
The two .‘tlllnflllnl-lic t‘ll‘lllt‘lllh' u'I-ro sol-
idly Illridul in lltI'll‘ Phil)”: of candidato-I
for mayor. Th»- IIgur-m-siw support that
each lldt'Kth‘ in IN candulutca during our
of the butlut campaigns ewr knuwnin
Ihhr oily i'nflt‘nill'h'll n itrung wnlimenl of
bigotry.
The riot lhal remain-d m fatally was lhc
climax of a when of smaller riot~ llmt. took
place at (‘Mr win!» earlier in Ihv day be-
t'oetl flu- Mtnr "pruning religious lncllolw.
This riot tau-k plarn ml the Ninthwmt bou-
lovard. in tbr Filth ward, wry chat» to PI»
lico: Station No. fl. and thun- wlm took part
in ii had lit-cu beau-d to the lighting ll‘lll'
per by reporter that had been hourly lil‘l‘lt’“
log at the nutrition of brauln at uIIu-r poll
ing plums. ('umtabln l’atI- lnlcrfurml
Mum tho crowd of angry dixpulautu. and
Coil-lull, it in Mid, llouriuied a plain].
We allrd on him to nIIrrcIIIlrr. t'nllnhan
ilml, but nilW‘d. Parr rmurncd lhn tlrc
lull olmt f'allahan (lt’flll. ’l'bo shouting
(but became «mural. 'l‘bt- Imllm- rim-rum
qutrhly nrriu-d and qlll‘llt‘ti tho rlnI.
.lr. \\'Il‘nn
Imam-Ma of lira-MI titular-hip...
NEW Yoltlt, April 4.07'l‘ho full-twink
“whip. arr due today: l.'lliil‘lt"l Martel.
”Milt-n: i'larilwl. Port ldllltili.’ Maroon.
Damian Taormina. Hamburg; MtIrh-l, SI.
Crolx; “'CVO'HI‘)’. hmdun; l‘lll'llt‘l'J‘Iullllb
mm: City of tit. Atmuatinc. .lncluou»
villa»; l’ttlrlo. tic-mm: llnrmatudt. llrvmou;
Elwin. (librultar; Nhiudmu. Aumturdaul:
dena. llmturdam: Mata of l'allfnrnln.
(Magoo; Eurow. lmtnlou. 'l'bt- follow-
ing Minuhipa mail today: 'l‘I-uloalr. Lin-r»
pool: lemlland. Anth-rp; Hum-ninth.
Ambit-"lam.
nib-u nu! I'mvhoya Fighting.
ill. ilixo. l. 'l‘.. April 4.»’l‘in- trotip of
unity amt out toquvll tho iluhlluu go-
ingon lit-town the ludiann and cowhoyu
In. and a wurirr illicit tnthv fort for rum-
Wta. it in reprint-II that anotlwr
battle baa mourn-d. and lint! m-wral men
out both m were islllmi and wonndwl.
h A farmer‘- I’Mllhr Imam.
liltwmmr. Comm. April 4.- ..\llml
Abbott. a forum. wan bill'ilfll to (It'll-ll
while driving to Mar home in illusion. "f!
vat Ireland with an ntmk of nymph-u. and
«blinking in the boil-nu of Ila~wnuun
hit clothing on not on lin- by man-tum.
TINY TICKINGB.
flour 9mm» I‘vru burnml in II fire in
Hobart. ind. ‘
TM ”or. J. ll. Hula-tack WM nullorntrtl
dating a flu- in Mouton.
A im‘rmfln ticket ha» lute-a «Mb
ali- llinrtoarillr. am.
(lolotul Ha link. a ultra murderer. ha-
h-ra trained a North Carolina.
it to «normal that the imitation ware-
)L Altai, an artiot “timber well known
In throw: m, it: cloud in Paris.
Thain” to ‘l‘llliu baa bran cloned on
aria-at. of th columnar“ at the priests.
la- Joaa will hurt an initiation more.
an Ia ha
Wu.
m Mikel. a local option
an atomic charm.
may um at Blun-
aiill on
all
é ’8 HF Irma-hum
So. Norwalk. Conn.
*beEIILsgngfinu'sr
Deadlock In the House 13 Final-
ly Brbken. '
THE BRING BEA BILL PASSED.
Nemtor’Alllaou Dellvrra the Firnt Speech
In Oppoalllnn to the Tntlfl Bill—«All
. Antonin; Spat lle‘twren‘flongtor! "out.
and Fr”. '
WasuIsmm, April 4.-'l‘hc- ancoud day
of the thrill drbute in the aunntI-Iumwd
with a much smaller attendance in the
galleries and on tho floor than was present
the tiny before. Before going to the. cult
sidoratlon of this queation Mr. Morgan
callgd ftp the: Bering m bill reported by
hlmiou Monday, and it Wlitt pannedwilh-
out umendtncnt. in the mum of his ro'
marks on thin bill he paid high tribute to
ill-ll‘lilSI'TV l .tTlYl‘ “‘5 £111..
the memory of Lord llnnnun, (llll' of flu-
Iiritish coInIninlnncI-fl. who has diml HIUt‘I‘
lln- adjnurmm-nt of tho Pam tribunal.
’l‘lw ll‘llllll't' of tho Ilay‘n pI-otwdings u as
the Spwrb (If ScIIIItIIr Allison again.“ ibt'
tariff bill. llc arraigned thI- action of tin-
committal- on llnnnru in giving pluiwi
untorratic pinl‘lel‘! to a aulwommittw nl'
threa- and n-nsurI-Il the majority for its IIII»
lit't‘llll)’ inn-lo in lirt‘wtilig thc Invnnuru. lie
attach-d tlw what it Iltion of thc‘ad valor-em
method for the ~pt~cilltu and lip bitterly de»
nounccd tin. “rrmluthInnry" chnractnr of
the propIm-II lrublatinn. \t'hivh was about
to Dvorthmw tln- poliry of 30 yours undcr
which the country had [irllfl‘i'n’tl to n pho-
lltlillt‘lilli urn-III. and jt-opnrdiw the iuuluo
lriuu whirh had grown up under protoc-
tlon and the lit‘vlihooduf the millions who
were drpcndrut on tbnw induntrirn for rm-
ployment. .
'l'hedn)‘ chm-d wilha .v-hurp pnwnuc at
arms lu-tu'rcn Holmium Harri.~ and Fryr.
the fonncr being Iain-u tn tad; for his an-
nounced imcntlon to try to “railroad" Itu~
bill thruuuh tbc wnulc.
“l am With ubliuwl to lilt‘ want-Ir from
.\luiuv." rvlorfrd .\lr. llnrri- «Irradimily.
“for tho iI-ctnrr \\ hich lIc habitually uiws
ill-l mm! a n wk. and i am glad to a. o him
getting it all this- mri) in ”In “wk."
“My ‘lccturr' \\ ill (it‘pt‘llil nu llic action
til tho Hi llt'l' shin," rrplictl Sctmlur Fryv
equally sammimlly. "ii is. no lot-turn.
hon t.‘\l‘|”. to inform lln- wnnlur from 'l‘cnv
Hl'rim‘t‘ that this ‘illt‘ ul the chamber knows
its right-I and u ill maintain than."
’l‘ltc Illl‘ltla‘ill l‘ltlsq'tl burrJtIId the motion
of Mr, l'ull ilmt lltI' Hl‘illllt' IthK‘t‘i‘il in th?
l‘tlll‘aillt'l‘llll'tll Id t-XrI-mnv bu~inv~n prov
mill-d.
fl'NI-Ill N'ulr'd.
The lll’lilIliK‘k u illi‘il In“ prM'tIIb-«I in tho
Illlth‘ for the wwk pant owr tin» .Inyr
U'Nt-ill cnntculn-Il rlrt‘linn «lbw \\ an lll‘likt‘ll.
l‘llnrlI-n r'. Jr») “as unwatcd and John J.
O‘Neill watml iii rI-prI-wntntit‘n from tin-
lilcvt-nth .‘liuonri lll-«ll'it‘l. tln thc final
vote 2% lb-nnwrah and -l i‘upnliuta \‘otwl
auninwt Illr. U‘Nt'lil. 'l‘lu- but wtv Was
lllkt‘ll on tho following:
ih'aulH-d. That John .I. li‘Nu’ll um vim lml .I
I'vprw-rutIIlivr In Ihv tilt) .tblr-l t'nllgf‘t'v‘ fru-In
lln- PlilWl‘liIll t'tvligrtwnllilllil tiltill’lt‘l. of )llawuri
and that ln- In vIIlIllml in ”W m'ul.
Tbc l’i‘t‘llillllli" wan atlnptctl oi.“ to es.
’l'ltcn~ u an N nun lh-unwrnl ic nppluuw upon
llII- anIIIuIIIt-I-uwnl. and bydirwtiou of tin-
Iqwakn-r Mr. “Neill. “ho Wine in the bull,
t'uuw forward In "it bar of the honor and
way: «worn in.
The l-Ingli-d: Illilull‘ll nun from the Fifth
California dlutricl mm I‘tllit'tl up lmm‘rtli'
ntvly «(inward and Ilclmlvd for two hum-n,
'l'III- row on tin: l'l'tiflllllltill declaring llil-
born I-IItillel In hiu mall wan IlofI-ulcll, but
on the «according vote on the rmdutlou
Ilmlurlnu Mr. linullah O'Il't‘lt'll llm Drum»
crnilr quorum brokv down. and the hon-w
adjourtml. Although ll Donna-rats votod
for Hllboru. thon- ia no doubt that today
when a quorum is m-cun-d Mr. llllborn
will nlmrolhr lllll‘ of bit into I‘nilwwue.
.‘ir. Joy.
I'mlmartvr- Nflinlhlil‘tl.
\‘l’AIslilxIrrnS. April «lu~-'l'ht~ following
poutmuntnra wort- uotuIIIalI-Il:
(foam-climb t’hnrluul. lialch. Manchrsirr.
Slaw .lcrwy l‘. A. lilrr. l-‘hunlngtuu: l'abln
D. Van ('lruvc. lrvluatou: "mm H. Doughty.
lllatltioufloltl: Jamm- A. Latino. MoulumIII-ry;
l’urolt‘al ll. Hallaluiry. Thoma.
l’unua lvanla ~llarry Mariana. ("IuIIn-lluvillo:
Jam" .. Crawford. linqimnn: John J. Mr-
lluulltl. mum-Ion: John T. Knit-on. Laura»:
Jam" W. liomwtt. Ema llmly; lit'til‘flti l-l. lion.
ohm. Dualmre: Edmund W. Ulla-nu. tuft-rd:
J. Eran» Wright. l'arltnruburu.
Fourth (ii:- i’o-ittnaatvn.
Wauumu'oa. April 4.»'l‘lue following
fourth clans lumttnnntcra wm appointed:
New York -»~ Brilporl. (I. W. llamlytt: l’lmni
am. A. I'. t‘nwnart: Hint-irritant». ii. 1). Bar-
llna: Hprlmr bake. dutiwll III-eon: Went my. (l.
h. .‘tlarreliun.
Prnnnylwlnbt Frmlorlcltartllr. 1. ll. Frey:
Nani. H. Manon-ht; ticlnto. Dayton huh.
Want: Tillman lnwatlgaml.
Wartusrrrox. April twiloprauntatlvo
.tlroavanor of Ohio introduced in the house
a mutation of In nit-y into the acts of .
Governor Tillman l interfering with teln-
uraph lltm unarmed in lnterhtata commerce
and «inhibiting a warm-ship of tho prism.
M.__...mw..m
Hohhot! hr mum
Now Brnrunn, Mm, A ril humaniti-
lon men at work at the l aunt Wuhin -
km slug works out attwked by a mo .
and out was tantrum injured.
Wuhan—norm.
“not 3mm (In.
llmlllumtli. April law‘l’hm in [ml or:
alumni in North Patina, a village aimt
lo mllca ambit-t of thia city. om air-trike
of natural 5».
mum
WA. . WW
’ y m
, W... m
- 8W0
Wu nth.
Eagle Agency
comp-tout
34 Main. Strut, llormll. 0.5m
"m:
Diamima Militia and lulu» lbn Poll" I'ow-
or of titles. ‘
Cowman. S. (7.. April 4.~'l‘he Inhale
war into which Governor Tllltnan’n procla-
mation of but Saturday plunged the state
of South Carolina mum to have practical-
ly come to an and. Three men were killed
and four othon wounded during the five
days' “insurrection." The declarat ion and
enforcement. of martini law in the counties
of liurllnzton and Florence have cost the
atata 81.5,th or Mull) in actual expendi-
tures and will etit‘aii the more «It leimive
lrgttcy of a thorough reorganization of the
militia on dill‘icult and novel linen.
That Governor-Tillman himself considers
the declaration of war a failure is evident
from the tone taken by him in a speech
fill-omissiug to'thelr human the frw compu-
nleo of militiamen who have remained
alum: Sunday as It sort of garrison fur thv
city. A ftor bratedly denouncing thr variv
on: «laments Ill-clawed by him to be coveri—
ly Ilr-fylng the execution of the dlsmnsnry
not he gave notice to the troops that. their
rather n-lurtaut and blunderiug survicw
would not be requlrml again to suppress a
revolt against tho liquor law. whrtln-r no»
. tunl or supported.
Instead of tho rig-m of martial law. tho
Irm'arnor admitted that he would appeal
to the civil [mm-rs with which he was in
rusted by tin.- leglalntum for the entomo-
nwntof theditlwnsarylnw. Themunici-
pal polio? of tho towns in which the law
was ignored would be supplanted hrroaf or
by cnmlnblm holding authority from the
state, and. if necemary. tho next. leginbn
turn would be called upon to pass a manic-
ipal police bill putting tho control 0f lhn
pollu- fnrvr of cu-ry city and In“ II in
South i'arolina in the hands of a commir
nion appuintwl by Governor Tillman.
This public unIIoIIncrInI-nt of a furthrr
l‘t‘Mfl'l nu iln- slab- uowrmncnt'n part to
regular and pi-aI-ndul nicmurus rather t hon
arbitrary and tIl"Pttllt‘ our». togethI-r with
the ltumndlulrIllsImnIlIm-m of tho troops
left in f‘olIIIuth. had naturally a nmrkrd
9320! in quivlinu W hat lill Ir apprchcnrion
remalnml alter Mnndny‘a purificdmvlup
mums. Tho- t’ttlllltllilll'fi which had becn
held in rmulincvs for lbw at the Htatr poni-
tentlary got on lmard Iilt‘ lraini and “'t‘lli
hoInc. picawd Iuwvnpo' further n-Iwin in
tho burlcwiur ”lull“
lilqwnwry Wu Wanin‘.
Plumb!“ i'. 5, l‘.. April l,~ll appI-an
that. the dispI-usary war in waninu. and
South (‘a’ruliuhins have roasnn to be glad
of it. Since. Friday last the state has boon
on the brink of bloody n-vulution. Mam
prominent rill/mm have plmlgml thrnr
Helms to do everything in tbrlr power-tn
brim: about a wan-fulcnd of thir unfortu-
nate affair.
A DESPERATE SITUATION.
Eleven Thouaaml [lung-rho strikrra I‘m--
in; Three Hundred Armed Dopnllun.
l'NnIN in“ .\'. l‘tl . April I.~—'l‘hr situation
throughout lhcuntirvcual rrgions at llw
close of the «wand tiny Id the big ~trikc ot
roul minors and (“MW worker: is very
alarming. and it lot-kn as if blmnbbo-d and
dcstructinu of property will only in» llhllll'
cd by rwmrt to military power of tho state
As in PM. thr xtnkers have bean recch in“
food Mlpllllt'rt from lllt‘ company hillrt'm
which han- Itt't'll cut oil flout tin-In. The
great hordc of lorrigncrn n-quiro food and
have not lht- llli‘lllN to obtain it. 'l'hronly
way it can bc N't'llrt‘tl is by sucking thc
company's More-I. but to do thle Ihry must
ovorpown Iluputy hltt'f’illrl Wilt! an» stand-
ing guard with wincluwters.
Elcwn thnumntl strikrra biwuarkml
last night at Ilillvn-ut plum-s IM‘l‘l't't‘ll horn
and Scnlnillc, and it i~' unurrally beliwed
that llllmt‘rullfi raid» will In- mad» on tho
I-ompany Marc‘s.
ii an I-IIth'I-ak Among lln: eIriht-n llil‘u‘rt
place auywhrrr in tin» rcuinn. Iln- tin-vita-
blI- nwull will Ia~ insist-l iii». The Itriknra
rI-alllc tho dangcr of an enrouutnru‘ith
the drputiw. but their mnditiun bt (impor—
ulu. and thry Iunt‘ :Ittcmpt tn u\‘c~rpou't-r
the Kllflril'l.
About .‘itllitlolelics- arr standing guard
ill ilu- dillrrrul Wfii‘lwl. 'l‘hrir forcm lli‘t'
”Ciult'l‘l'il. and nlnmlil an attack iw umdu
by our of lln- bin mob-t it Would b0 certain
death to oilcr rI-wistanm ’l‘I-rrur Mun-I
from our Mtrmuity of tho rvginn lutln-
ollwr. and I-u-ry hour bringu the possibili-
lyol nulcndlywulilct IM'IH‘PPH tin- mnlw
and tin.- authorities and tho destruction of
proporty by lira and dwmuliv. in tho
hflutil'litll tho strikers a largenmnlwrof
Ithotgunt and rilloa are atom). which will
probably bu brought into Im- utmn nub-MI
the ultuntion chaumm.
FIRE CAUSED A PANIC.
i‘ourlrul l'rranan ltuurrd In a Wild ltuah
From a lull.
l'IItIt’llIl.\I‘l-;. April i.—-Whilo the drama
""iw boat t'hild" wan being prewnlmi at
lron'a hull. ()lIu-yrille. by the young poo-
pio of St. Marv‘n Catholic t'hurch. a fire
brain out in the barber shop directly under
the hall. 'l'br blazn mm not discovered
until it burnt through tho floor at a corner
of tho hall.
'l‘lmlaruc audio-urn l‘Ilflt‘ on mum and
atartod for tho Mail-war. but whoa thoy
found thI- hull filled with smoke tho pro-
plnlwmuo panic stricken. A wild null
for the lire lineup"! followed. and tho lriuht-
cued mennnd women crowded Iwer each
other in their attempt to roach thowln:
down. Eight persona were rover-ply injured
by being trampled under foot.and Mrs.
Janna 1‘. Kennedy war no aerloutily injured
that it. in fuarrd lillf' will not rot-over.
During the rind: down the fire ear-apes
many prraona fell to the ground. nix bring
so badly lnjurod that they mm» carried
home in the ambulance. Their injuring
mm compoaeil of dislocated mm and
ankles, although an unknown woman hull
lair back btolnm. The tire was quietly ex.
tlnuulrhml by the «Minimum. it bring
nonflnetl to it pile of papers in Ilw mo- of
tho barber shop.
hm Foundry mum.
Pmmmo, April and! an explosion of
gas at. the Elm furnace ohn Joyce. a top
liar, wan burned to death. John flig-
glmt. a follow workman who tried to no
one him. Wu fatally injured.
cunt llama to math.
Anyhow. Mm, April manna-II vhtt~
drain. among whom ma Edith Maturity, I)
nan; of m. not Bra to acme dry grim in a
held. that was burned to death.
"Mia 0W- Armin-ad.
“mt 0m. April 494ml” “win-
«on. in his ulnar to that mini jury. mad:
a man ammonium of public annals.
W...
“unanimity.
Mitt! lira oi Helm From
a ”In a. who lam-mountain
ram urn than nit Mamba:- that
Altalra ha 8 ed
on and “canals“ “in:
on ro Inr
II: lna’iul lt- hyamyhea.
man.
H. D. wbIcott,
MAN TAKES coumano.
Makes the hands soft. Did you
ever try it. Ask HALE for a.
free sample.
The Commonweal Army Taking
a Two Days' Rest.
BSGORTED IN WITH BEADS BANDS.
The (Annual Ila-I llocldenl to Continue lilo
Trip Through “'aahlngton and Into tho
’ South“ lioneh‘l Fryo‘g‘ Ill; Army (iota uh
Put in .‘il. Limbo—Coast Division Starla.
PlTTa‘lll‘ltti, April i.—-’l‘he corutnonweal
army has lil‘l'l\‘t'tl. At Lower Alb-ghany it
won mm with band»: by the Iron )loldt-rs‘
, union. pattern maltrm. boilermnkers, bak-
'mi and other labor organizations and a
urge crowd of pmplr. Win-nth» city line
was rt‘ut'hcil. a halt was taken forluuch.
and thou the army marched to Exposition
park. \\'Ill‘l'(‘ it went into camrlorlu‘otlnyu.
Long bcfurr the arrival of tho rounnon-
run n‘eI-c packed with people. Director
Murphy of the department of public safety
hecnnu- alartnnd, asthe crowd lV‘lI! wrought
up to a high tonsiou nl exrltement, and rr‘
fused to allow lllt‘ army to come into the
rity by that rollfr.
A chnugc wan than made. anti L'oXI-y and
his follou‘crn marchcd in ovvr the Brighton
road. "Many bombs were decorated. and
nloug the route to the parks the army was
greeted with hitters by tho: crowds who
thronged the aidewalks. A lcnture of the
parade WM lIIJ bicyclists. carrying banner:
lusrtrllwd “t'oxvp 's iirigmiu."
ll has Itt‘t‘ll n'i‘l't‘l'llilllt‘ll that t‘uXI-y and u
largo nunIbI-r of hi~ followers linvotlecided
to lalw :l trip through the muthct'n status
as soon in bi» mission to Washington is
fult‘llird, 'l'hl-I dccbinn um arrival at a
day or mum). and Kim trip “ill be made-
with a View of mnverling an many south-
crn proplr aa pr-ib-h- to tho idcm utlvuncr
ed by l‘uxr)‘. As at prvu-nt ligurI-d out
by (funny it will requirr the- b-wt part of
two months for hi~I army in go in Wit-4b-
iugton and .,... lln- t‘nxr)‘ Iii»-.I~III'I~~_ aI-tI-d
upon by count-rm.
'l'hvn lbv at an. or as much of ii iii to
mains intact. u Iii make a trip through
Virginia and North and Muth Carolina.
being joined in the. laltcr stair by Frye‘s
band Id Tum-I (‘IIXI-yiter Thu .«chuuiu is
to will ”i” t-ttllilit‘l'll (nrmvrn urn-r to tho
Coxey-liruu nr Smith lill‘ll‘. When this is
conIpII-H-Il. the task of lluw'rcloI'IIIvrs will
be fultilb-vl, nud tlwnrtny will disband.
“'hilr Stlpu-rlIItmnchIt of l‘oiiu‘ O'Mnrn
rim-S not anticipate tln- «lighlmt trouble
NE At F"
m .
Am
~ I. .. ,
0Rl.\ll'|\l \ ~‘ \\I, Till MIIII l.\!!l ll.
from t'nxv)’ and hiacuhortsa durimr tlw ~tn_\'
hero. ho has Ina-h- prr uIrutiuIn'thtup any
trouble if it it funnd‘nN-r-mury.
Said lII-z “Wc will haw our entir» poll”.
force citbvr on duty or in tho pniiru bar-
racks. and if tlwy arr unlit-d Im lllt')‘ “ill
make short nork of Mr. (.‘uxr-y. Sn loan
as they pints nub-tit through our let‘t‘ll
Ihny will Ind bc intern-red u ith. Wu will
glvr- thcm pnliu- pl'ult‘t'iiulll from tlw boys.
\\ ho might be lI-IIIpttd to throw stunns m-
l‘tlolcul tlchII. If wv pI-rIIIitchl tin-III m b»
booted at or «found, it might run-II- a row.
and for that rvaaou \Vn u ill prutwl thorn."
Hit-'- Army at St. Louir.
SI. int h. April 4. «Hutu-ml Fryv‘uarnu
of lIIII-Inplo) ml \\ nrknwn arrived at .Ivtl'o‘l‘
muburrnchsl’rutu l‘oplur liltIllIIIIIicIIIIIm-tl
in thc railroad yards at Inn-y Station.
’l‘hc army prrwnmi a picturmpw sight as
tho train puilvd in. 'l‘lIv NIH]lllUll\\‘l‘l|ll'l’H
wr-n- all on Iln- tom of tho but can. many
wrappi-d in blaulwh lo war-l oil tho cold.
Thrrr \wrr lil cars in tho train. mum loud-
t-tl \\ illI chill».
()VI‘I’ iht- i'lll' in whirl) warn (bun-ml
Fryc'h lwadtplurtnn wa-i lIItl‘Ill'll litc Amor»
lcnu flag 'l‘ln- Uld liinry \Hlu attltitI-d by
a company of l‘nln-«I Hum-u romtlaru an
tho train calm: to n .Hiflllll lwforo tho hm-
racka platform.
(‘nptuln linudrr' rI-qumtml llvnvrul Fry»
in kt‘t‘li his Iucu tom-lbw. 'l'lw gaunt-ll ill
once pmtI-d [lll'kt‘lh about lxln camp, whllr
(‘aptnlu Boyd and ('aptaln Young tamed
pollen otllrvm and lIl‘ltPl'CIthfl at every road
leading into Carmnlt-lnt with ()l'llt'l’ti not to
let any of l‘ryc'n army f‘llli'l' the ulty. Aft-
or guttlnu into camp brI-ukfaut was omitted.
consisting ianrrly of command lamb, of
which thorn mm mturwly i'lltlllflh In Kn
around
Tho California lilvlalmt Marta.
SAN FllAVt‘lht'li, April d.” ’l'lw San Fran
chum mntrlbutlun to tho commonwval
army. munlwrlng 350 men, lrlt the pity for
Ulklantl. ’l‘hvnce it In their intenthmlo
proceed in \i‘auhlngtun. At Sacramento
they will be joined by loo more unemplny»
ed now in camp there, awaiting the arrival
ofthe Hnu l-‘rmII-lwo roulmnnl.
lullml by Follow Tramp»
W Milli-1N. l’n.. April 4.~A gang of trumvti
unarmed in a light near here. and one
normal Hulllvauau tuned to bottom ’1'!-
tusvillr. M... was lilt‘tl. l'lét'eu trout
were lrrmlnd and will be hold for tu-
coroner.
Trouble Anton
Burt-Am. April tmw’l‘bnm war a club
between union and nonunion grain nonop-
ara at tho outcome of an attempt maniacal
the America with ltnllana at. lean than un-
ion ram. 'l‘lu- lllllill'nlt deserted.
an»! an moth". ,
Nicaommttr, K .. Aprilt.«.ihu John-
ton that and klllet hln brotlmr Biliary.
They had bran to a dam!- qul were ra-
turning hmuc. both under the inflmmno or
liquor.
. . ,
ill. fin In Bhanlhai.
Bantam. April 4.41m. night. a lire
bran out in that part of Shanghai mn-
by tho natlros and burned all night.
toying mm Doom. W!
m NRW‘
Wuhan coma! tita I)”.
Intro rim. Kan.,AprII 4.--Ali tin at
r“ mom only
. u _ ”ii In I
Mnmwwm.
m
Wt-ul lhc strut-t» in thr vicinity of Wood’s .
Andyouwillaoonotonlya
Neat and Perfect Fitting Shoo
i But 01:6 in 'ivhich the ‘ if
r
r
it Touches
”the Spot.
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I
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Igiii pinci‘.
:" t satia‘fius.
i4 .‘. Uh
.._._._._.._j
' WAGO-Ns.
Nrw and aecond hand
Buggies, Phaetons, Carriages
Canopies. Spindles. etc.
Prlces to Sult All.
CALL ann sin; rum.
H en rvMTi l l y.
' .l. 0. JENNINGS.
PapeI Hanger, Calciminet. Palmer
And dealer in
Will PAPER AND BORDERS
Worth Main strvet. So. Norwalk.
r‘mnpl» hum of full lim- intoI-t stylus of
Pap-m. Ronlrrw and (Hit Mord-limo: taken
'I-m-«m for Inniwtlon. on nnllcc by postal.
In. ll Estimator Ivbwww-n. .vtt-m .
FERTILIZERS!!!
Bradley’s
Superphosphate.
Potato Manure.
Ground Bone.
Mapes’ Fertilizers.
All the choice brands of
Sl'PERl‘Ht lSPlIA'l‘ES, BARN-
YARD MANURE, AIR
SLACKEI) LIME AN!) LAND
PLAS'I‘ER, at. wholesale prices.
SllU'l‘ll‘ NORWALK.
.7. 777.com 222.
4257 a?-éur$‘s
§ r. n. III-Inn all".
law In Inna.
Oll‘u'va, 430 Main Strool,
llllll’lllll’iflt'l‘. CGNNn
$40fij§§x
VilllllD WORKERS
at either an. any an. in any pan of the malty.
at m mymm which we flflllll. You and
tributary from meflllfhl. Yum ma
youwhototlmtothu warhoronly yonrrpm Ian.
mu. Ampltal It not mount you run MM.
m away you with Ill Hill It howled. it will
out you nothing to try tin butlam. Air] on
no In the «tort. ham-um tam may from
m «an. rattan in autumn with oumttm.
lrmhm m him you an wily mutton».
tin motto In Villiflllu m tall: tomato.
mum“: Immhnmlathruura
“martin-ow m mm In!
lint-Inn In
Mondrian-um
RAYMOND 8808.,
IINITNNI
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mans ALL PAIN AND min. gonna
' m arm” ‘
llo lion lclus.
lln line Restless Bays, .
In More Sleeplesslllgllts.
With increasing Appetite and mm
tlon Hope takes the place of despair: your
daily duties become a dnuuht and Lilo
oy. _ .
Then stop that couch with
. . Yankee
Inn anoint."
Ask your nelsh bor obout It. and it not fully ‘
satisfied inquire at tho
CITY DRDD SHIRE.
8: WASHINGTON 81%. SO. NORWALK
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