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losses; Evil ants; Lack of Confidence:
; Ilassitudo: all Drnins: Loss of Power
ol-tha as ratiyo Organs in either sex, caused by
mart on; \onthfui Errors, or Excessive Use of
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FOR
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at either sex. any age. in any part of the country,
at the employment which we turnish. You need
notbsawayfrotu ho-scveraight. You can gin
yearwholetime tothe work.oroniy your spare mo-
unts. Atcapilsl is not required you run no rink.
We ‘llpply you with all that is needed. It will
seat you nothing to try the, business. Any one
“I do the work. Beginners make money from
the start Failure is unknown with our workers.
lveryhour you labor you can eauliy make a dollar.
No one who is willing to work falls to make more
money every day than can be made in three days
' “anyordluarv employuwni. blend for free book ;
mulch. the fullest information.
Ill. HALLETT & 00.,
. Box 800.
PORTLAND. l‘dlfiiNE.
amour-u I dealer olsrs W. L
uglas shoes at Induced price. or says
has them without name stamped on
. mast himdewnasatrsld.
W. I... Douous
as one: oven
".31. cocoons dimes ave st lltb. easy n.
i and vs better artist-«loo the prim ml.
d l tan is other math. in; um: nit lmll
mugged. naming of?” Ill, mart
Wan printout tool is c usranirm
thalrvaiue, saves MM client": Mlnnnlly
blhssvwhowm . Des wlmpsabthe
“it If “3|..thth Shoes gain rttatomeu:
which helps to increase the ssiesotttheir foil lino
of “they main"! to all at a lg” ml
t we ve catamaran uv it til
your ftwviwear tbsdnkt “New! ) E
sis on irelion. AM 2
w? umomfim nail“... to
‘5 to any that be was assured of the opposi-
given. however. *
. 1 pounced them its traitors and called upon
Republicans Differ as to How to
‘ Fight the Turin” Bill. '
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mm sm- upmuoumstswl-ss
' lam- «sour—comes Oouyita aa-
' mmmsMgu-omfiot
is. assassins Causal-names.
_ Wasmscror. May m—‘i‘ha Republican
senatorial caucus at Sherman's house was
without result. No vote was taken, but
there was a general or nge of opinions.
and the meeting broke p about midnight
with the understanding that each indi~
vidual should vote and not with reference
to the tariff bill in accordance with his
own wishes. - '
The caucus pal-took more of the nature
0,! an informal conference than a businesst
meeting. and while it was called with the
purpose of arriving at a conclusion as to
the method to be pursued by the Repub-
lican party in the senate it closed without
eliciting anything in the way of a party'
declaration. There was no vote on any
proposition whatever, and the proceedings
consisted of n large number of speeches.
There were about 25 of the 87 Republican
senators present. and every one there had
something to say in the course of thsevcn-
ing. There was a great divergence of viewa
Indeed the accounts of the meeting agree
that while there were probably 5!) speeches.
most of them of course brief, no two of
them were on the some lines or advised the
some manner of proceeding. There was
no agreement except upon the one point
that the bill should be beaten if possible.
011 general lines the greatest divergence
of opiniou'wns on the ability of tho Repub-
licans to beat the bill at all, and while
there was no formal division which would
permit of counting the caucus appeared to
be about evenly divided in sentiment upon
this question.
A statement that eastern senators were
favorable to the continuation of the oppo-
sition on the lines which are now being ob»
served, and that western senators were op-
posed to any effort to secure delay for do-
ay’s sake, would be in u generul way cor.
not. but there were exceptions on both
sides.
Senators Aldrich, Chandler, Frye and
other» contended that the bill could bode-
featcd. and they said that all that was
necessary to demonstrate the correctness
of this assertion was to give the Demo-
crats time to widen the breach which they
asserted .now exists. Some of them de-
clared that four or five Democratic votes
could be counted on as opposed to the bill.
while one of those present went so far as
i
i
tion of at least seven Democratic senators.
No names of Democratic senators were-
The opposition element contended that
there was no positive assurance of any
. Democratic support in opposition to the
‘ bill. and that the only means of testing
the truth of rumors of Democratic dissatis»
faction was to let the voting go on. There
2 was much talk as to the general demerits
alarm dntyhsfsra
Matall. jihad
a.
W .
«monument Wristband»-
ncnncing the amends: of Democratic
principles made in the J ones amendments.
A m II the louse.
It was Diatrietfiiaylis the house. and
several unimportant bills were passed.
no no low, W mud in- on
giving the as gto’u, Alexandria and
Mount Vernon Electric Railway cmnpsny
an entrance into W .
During the consideration of District bills
an exciting disturbance was created by s
negro in the gallery, who addressed the
speaker and warned him to prmnptly pass
the Casey bills under penalty of incurring
divine "tum
There was momentary confusion and as-
tonishment when astalwart negro in the
gallery immediately opposite flpcakcr
Crisp suddenly broke in upon the pending
debate.
"Mr. Speaker, Mr. Speaker-i" called the
man repeatedly from the gallery. The
reading clerk paused. and members start-
ed in their seats at this strange interrup-
tion. ~
“Mr. Speaker," continued the intruder.
"unless the Coxey bills are passed by the
22d inst. this capitol and the treasury and
the White House will be struck by thun-
dll' Ind lightning. Almighty Hod has told
me so."
The man was about to printed when
Speaker Crisp. in a stern voice. ordered the
doorkcepors in the gallery to eject the dis-
turber.
Doorkeepcr Bowen went to rellmve the
man. The latter offered no serious rmlsfrv
once to being removed. lie. however, fell
Lillian Russell and HerNew
; . . ‘4»,
on; ears in months m all
Its [3.1de Open “antral!“
”navel-sanctuary” Unarm-
aaslynta mum rum lloy
ratio-.W but lose m '
Nrw You. May 15% Harald today
Iaya: Lilliam Russell and her hushed.
Signor I’erugini, who is known in private
life as John Chsttsrton, have separated
forever and aye.
This announcement will has bigsnrpriae
lathe public. as the memory of be! man
We to her fellow singer, not quite four
months ago, is not yet faded. and the gen-
eral opinion was that the honeymoon was
hardly ended.
But to those intimate with Mia-Russell
and her husband it will come only as the
logical result. of a difference in tempers:
ment, which became pronounced a few
weeks after the strange Sunday morning
ceremony performed by a Hoboken justice
of the peace in his modest little parlor.
To their relatives and others close to them
the songbirds made no secret of the sad
discovery that their hearts, unlike their
voices. were. not attuned, and they never
could be.
To 'l'ake he‘ll Action.
However, no one who knew them sppfer
bended that they were to port so soon.
But such is the fact. and the reparation
will undoubtedly be followed by legal pro-
ceedings undertaken by Miss iinsacll,when
the reasons which have prompted her to
tulle this decided step will become. known.
At prom-no few can do other than smell;
0
against the seat as Bowen grasped him and ,
hustled him omaml he fellunuiu on reach
ing the corridor outside. lie was taken
down stain and pinned in u temporary
lmzkup.
While being taken down stairs be sold '5
that God had mmmanded him to make 1
this and one more speech. The next one ;
was it! he at. the W'lllte llollac, alter which 1
he would be ready to die.
.The doorkeepm in the house lobby ad- "
joining Speaker Crisp’s room recognized
the men as a suspicious Collier curly in the
day. He asked to see Speaker Crisp and ‘
then to go on the floor of the house. Both i
requests were denied, after which he went 5
to the gallery.
When questioned, he gave his name as .
Matthew A. Cherry and his residence as.
Fourteenth and Boundary streets. liiunu. i
cupation. he said, was that of a black.
smith. lie moon-«d himself to he a -
servant ot the Lord and saiduhe was mov- ‘
ed to take the stepbe did while lying in .
bod last night. ’ i
Once before, while living hdfegansviilc,
Gs. he was moved in a similar manner
and proceeded in the streets of that vii-
lags to read four chapters from the Bible.
lie was ruthlessly dealt with. however. to
his great personal discontinue.
The resignation of Heprsseutatlvu
Barnes Compton of Maryland was laid be-
fore the house. after which a bill was pan
f and inconsistencies of the bill.
i
i l‘roeeadings In Santa and House. ‘
Wasmso'mu, May lit—The senate do!
. bills on the tariff drugged wearily on, the '
Republicans nagging sud harassing theI
majority'snd balking progress at every
‘ step. Only six paragraphs of the second
; section of the bili~—those relating to alumi-
* us. slum and its products. ammonia and
its products. bone char. bot-ax, camphor
and chaik~wcre disposed of as a result oi
seven hours' work.
The senate is now on page 2%, paragraph
ll, of the second section. There are 2331.
pages. tm paragraphs in thr second section
and 106 sections in the bill. A glance at
this will show the progress made as the
senate entered upon the seventh week of
the debate.
About 2.") amendments were offered by
the Republicans to the six items upon
which the rates Were fixed and debated
! with a persistcmy which exasperated the
Democrats beyond measure. The latter
kept their temper fairly well. however.
and refused to be drawn into controversy.
The only features of the day‘s proceedings
were Mr. l’lati'a observations on the al-
leged surrender of the Democrats to the
5 Sugar trttat.
Flatt liufllea tho Mflority. ;
Mr. Plat! commented at some length on ‘
i the manner in which the senate bill was
’franyed. When it came from the house.
; he said. an intelligent scheme of tariff re-
‘ vision lay at its base. Here it encountered
. the opposition of a few so called Donner-to
f in oonservativm. variously estimated at
. from 5 to ill. ih-mocratic newspapers de-
! those who Were still loyal to the Chicago
i platform to read tin-m out of the party. ‘
l But the loyal had been unable to proceed
. without the dialoyai. so they made an lg.l
nominotts surrender. The price of their
votes approval in the protective duties in
i this bill.
Take the limo of sugar. it was. found
by those who insisted upon a duty on sugar
i that the bill muid not be passed unless the
l'lllfliu'lnlli was taken care of. The iron
ore sud coal inlet-cats had not been u pow.
gerfnl as the Hum" trust. They did not
i have the negative votes behind them, but
they.too. had sufficient backing to secure
i a duty of 40 cents per ton each. The con—
éservatives had played the part of stand-
5 aud-dellwr brigauds.
Mr. l’latt'a observntions ruffled some of
_ the Democrats, and he was soon engaged
. in a controversy.
“The duty propmml in this bill," said
3 Mr. Harris. interrupting the Connecticut
' senator, “is a reduction on refined sugar
:in the McKinley hill from a hall tosn
. eighth of 1 cent per pound."
“This bill makes no such reduction." re»
torted Mr. I’lstt decisively.
“Then all the sugar ekpsm in this court-
ed authorizing the Braddock and Home-
stead Bridge company to build a bridge
over the Monongahela river at liche-
sfaud. l‘a.
Fourth (If- Postmodern.
W AHliiSilTON. May 15.-Tha following
fourth class postmasters were appointed:
New YorkoWhltaport. John Nash.
l’ennsylvaniar—thamnville. Harry ilofl-
man: Erdire. W. B. fill-if"; Lycominx. John
Henkslman: ill-honing. W. M. White: Shaw-
ues..ii. i.. Bar. West Pike. C. (7. Xiynn.
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Thu. linen Killed.
AOHLAM), Pia, May ill—At East. lien;-
Ridge coliiery exploding gas killed John
Hartenutein of this city and severely it»:
lured Michael Ryan of (toiorado. Robert
Dalton. Mulroney Plans and Willium Min.
llartenstelu’a head was blown from his
charge of dynamite exploded. killing John
Franks. aged 40. and John Paul. ngcd 29.3.
Henry Eruul. a laborer, was norimtt-‘ty in-
jun-d.
Polter- Leads to Murder.
ery and 'l‘omor Prince sat dorm to a
game of poker. i‘rloco finally grabluni tip
the stakes and started to run off with
them, and Imry picked up n club. and
catching him beat his brain- out.
rm. nuiJfilali-ad (loss is Minuet.
llof‘iitts'rltii. May ill.-—Bcv. Richard I).
Harlan of Washington has accepted a call
iii-y," sold Mr. Mum. "are wide at the to bob r We; the guru” wig-ms ,m ”mmflg‘.“
‘ it.” httrc .t ty. . r. at s -—.. ' W '
alib,” said Mr. Platt,“'thm is not a :9an 3:31.19. 11m,” ofthe United 3““. um. ”5:13" xzfignmmm
succinct-auto? jolébsrkcramsn in the supreme calm. ‘ was “I. visitors attbsnatlcnal .._
3"" "m “l "' °' mm “‘ “’ “o“ notion emote-c... Enduvwnslsty.
thisfl h damandsdthlaa aehedv N'Wmm h at
nhwngu‘dctundmdwm“ honor. May lhnliaslsr In 00., whole am?” M” l“ ‘ ° W
torthetruit. This-chcduisgivsstbstrnst ashandretail furniture dealers cations ...... -
a duty of at least if sent, Whac- of the largest firms of the kind in the city, Islands Anal.
shins-Kean. Heappsstsdto mined. ”m Poconaassrrr,l.pY..lfath-Jrh
lb. (or bisque-units» slut-busted. ”idiot-3.33m Is
wmwmmwm‘ WR.Y.&yta-Willlsnhwu ”gimme-summon sates:
V” , haddohallaltusymhawwsm tonsil.“ “’3‘
mafia $“fla‘fz mmflflmum . ammo-m ill 0‘
. ll. 1. M w
“film Wild “I mar—aromas. mew.‘
i $.13” his“ ”MVM‘MA 3W “aw, mung...
n. ’6... a... m u u... no game m a... m when of...“
Oath , harm the sawus- . WWI”.
has as 7 motors are is _ MW fulcrum”.
ml protective m of if I“ F WWI“ "has Warsaw-emails“ umbre-
mail-um. tins “" """‘ W "'"" .
1 from her.
2 best for them to s0 on in different ways."
ing of Ashlnnd. Ryan and Dalton are so i w...” more or way-k,"
badly hurt. that their recovery is doubtful. i
1 separation?”
shoulders and his body ntth'WStw horribly 5
mangled. At that Locust lisp mine it .
iit‘srwmm. W. Va. May l5."‘.\ll.t‘l' n ,
big crushing main near Virginia Point. hid ‘
i
v
v-'. x. .1. .
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nlfi'fllll l’ErflEflih’l.
larvae to what these reasons are. and these
few will not reveal them. Neither will
Ml» Russell nor her husband.
Drifting apart. as they were. it mid be
only a matter of a few days when the “ailc
var line" would be snapped. The fated
day came last week while the company,
which is shying "ilirodb Uiroila,” was in
Philadelphia. Miss Russell and her bus»
band had a suit of rooms at the Hotel
Btentor, at firm“ and Spruce streets. and
adjoining the Broad Street theater, where
the company was playing.
There was a. serious quarrel. it is sold.
and usrcsult them was such is marked
coolness between the two thatit was»
tieod by a few members of! the rtwnpny.
Then when the company waaoo its wayto
this city on Sunday it. was remarked that
Signor Pevuglnl did not speak to his wife
once and not at the end of the car forth“
Did lion 0. to u" Ilm.
qu parted when they reached this city.
The husband did not accompany his wife
tothclr residence. 313 West Seventy-an»
entb corset. nor has he been there since.
lie but taken up his residence in solute ho
lol. if. is believed. but just where could”
be learned. tip but not cost to the house
for any of his personal belongings, but
this will be done in a few days.
No one in the audience- tat the f'niumhin
theater, Brooklyn, “"0"" the company
opened last night. had any connection.-
pect that they were not just as levinga
couple its they had ever been. The We
Marasquin was just us lender and onto.-
ing as of yore. while the lair Lillian,»
Girdle. flirted with him in o manner that
must have been excemliugly tantalizing“)
him.
Miss Russell authorimd the reporter to
make the following statement: “Mk-
Rnascll and her husband have perm-est-
ly separated. They will never iivetogather
again." .
”Was it a legal separation?" was asked
of her representative.
"Oh. no. They have agreed that his
“Will there be any legal proceeding?"
“1 should not be surprised if there would
be, but as to that l have no personal knowi:
edge."
"liignnr l’vrugioi w ‘li remain in the conic
patty until tltr aeaunn ulcers?"
"i suppose he will. its we lmvv only three
“Whut was tiw iumsdinin cause for the
“That Mine lluuwii will not. allow meta
say. She will not speak of the matter fur-
ther than to admit the MIPM’MlOII, and it
QM will not i cannot.”
. A note asking for a statement from Big-
. nor l’crugini was then sent to that gentle-
man’s dressing room. The reply cams on
‘ the bark of the note. It wait:
"i have nothing whatever tony."
rather (randy m of Morse.
Clxctxxart, Mny iii—The chances that
Father Dominick U’firsdy, whoshot Mary
Glimartln on the street on April 95, will
ever suffer the. legal penalty of his crime
are remote. Tim mun seams to beam
from remorse. He has lost all m in
life and is living in a semiatarving stole.
u a .
Patent Hillel“
av oca raters.
gt .
ll ”61'. um um TO TAKE,
Wilt, $1.00
Hood’s Bampariils, .00
w Sanapariila' g
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Outlaws Resolvsnt. .70
Scott's Emacs, .60
W" Ncrvura. .70
Ibon’t for Malaria. .75
Palm’s Connponud. .65
Wall's is, .12
Aloock’s Planers, ‘ .10
Benson's Com Hooters. .12
Castoris. .
Carter's Pills, .12
Atwood's Bitters, .13
liadsm’s lilorobe Killer, qua” , .75
deam’s Ilicmbe Killer, gill. yarn, 2.50
Yankee Lung Soother. y .2
lien. ll. Stillson’s
Drug Store,
ll Washington street.
liviaysaitheirmtt
first “0002!. lower; prior-t. polite atten-
cmo tells. We are at tlw front; We in,
Mid to slay them.
We sell tho very best Tone and Coffees.
and give-o tmful present with every pur-
chase. No tickets. Take your present
. when you buy a pound or half pound.
One large picture-s given with 1 lb.
Tea. or linking Powder, or 2 lbs. Blend-
mlilolccmtzflc lb. or your chorus of
many other articles.
largo Platters. Pitchers. f‘Iua'pmlors.
Cups and Snows.
A line assortment with half mun.
THE CENTRAL
BASH Elllllillll
l5 Ifllilll Ill! STREET.
r
WALL PAPERS.
i" am selling whito;back Blanks
from 10c. to 20¢. per double roll.
These goods are all new and in
combination side, ceiling, and 9
in. or is in. bordcrz; of :courso
we break the combination when
desired.
Gilts are from 15c. up, double
roll.
1 have been told by a great
many customers that my price
for BORDER is much less than
has been quoted elsewhere. I
have also been told that my
stock of FINE goods inflorger
than is shown anywhere in Nor-
walk.
Painters’ supplies atjlowcst
prices.
Painting, Paper-banging and
Decorating
E. E. Gorham,
lo. 2 first luau,
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unusual Distribution Estimates arelnada.
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since it holds a teramostuflaee
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General Lilo Insurance co. Every Pol
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23 misled:
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ONION SEED
A few pounds of prime seed left at
'iianiord’s Floral Hall,
NORWALK. CilNN.
This is the last chance to purchase
fresh stock of white onion seed this
“prim mifillm
fill/all!”
memo, areawmrrx‘
mhit
Physician for Women!
.._._. “._._—
Ills. llll. ii. A. lililllllllll
Can be tmaulted at be! onion. ‘
3t? limo 8t. Bridgeport. cum,
from 10a. in. to 7 p. In. any dsyexceptSunday. ,
The Dccmr is a regular pb sielan. and for
(be t sixteen years has mudyc the DIBEASIB
of ’DMEN a spacious. Ladies suffering
from an diflimm' ioct ant to the sex can
consult . uuiifort in the strictest confidence.
and with the assurance of receiving the most
skillful end scientific treatment known to
modern surgery and modicino. Home care '
furnished for confinement cases. Terms mod-
mm. All letters promptly replied to. lnr
close stamp. abtf
makeu the best Artificial Sidewalks an Road-
ways. Artifir-is‘. titan.- Work of German Port
loud Cement.
GENES HIDE WATER Pillllll
and warranted floral years. Orders solicited
and estimates furnished by
Thomas T. Dorsey.
Io. ii Baiden Place. llorwslk.
Bole agent lllrf'lmliel‘tlf'ill. Doom «4 Green-
wich street. 5. Y. Reference.
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JIBEHIAH uoxovox. “has. Norwalk
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Bell island.
Collages of :l. 5. 7, 10 and 12 rooms,
by the month or season.
Wiley road connections with Booth No!-
walk every ‘Ji minu cc: connections at
, south Norwsik bv N. Y. N. H.and H. B.
R. is all points ear-t. west and north.
EAST NORWALKJ”;
” continuous
market.
PRICES ' W“ - 00W"
“If"! h "in. two and three burners: all wast
011. sdovus: on ALL limos.
REFRIGERATORS.
in“
w. Pod more,
ll IOITII III! WISH}.
l’mlmm'esslist the beer. (lumbar w ., m in the
llamas: stoma Iiulli and double.
w lb Misty lay-down tanks. tin ms them in
or! order.
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