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cannot in: t'XCt'iiirii
in quality or ilavor
for
cmnirn rw pIanw
Dr. E. c. West's Nerve and Brain Treatment
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. ”In at.
,atniltyoimcmmcndia tho
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‘tIIOTHEil Construct.
Democratic Caucus Has Agreed
Upon It.
THE TARIFF SITUATION CLEARING.
The Senate Conferoes Expected to Stand
by '11er Bill, but They Are Uninstruot-
ed. and a Cumpromine May Bo Elected.
[luau Confer-cos Wonkaninx.
Wasluno'rtm, July 20,—The sonata will
accede to the request of the. house for an-
othor conference on the tarliY bill, and Its
conforms will rcturn to tho mccting with
those of the house untrannnolcd by any
spoclilc instructions whatever.
This was tho conclusion of tho Demo-
cratic senatorial caucus, which has ud-
journod sinc dlo aftor a two days' sitting.
\‘i‘hllc tho caucus did not commit itself to
any dcilnlto lino of policy In so many
words, tho conicrcos tool, with their Dear
ocratic colleagues, that they understand
what a majority of them doslrc, and they
bclicvo this to bo that they shall stand
substantially for tho sonata bill.
This is not tho individual prefcrenoe oi
many, porhaps of a majority, of the Dem-
ocratic nonutors, but it represents the
opinion of most of them, as expressed in
tho caucus, as tho only practical course
upon to tho Democrats who think that the
present cougrcss must pass a tarifi bill at
some kind, whothor it be what they prcfct
or not.
No Progress Since March.
In other words, tho result of the caucus
which has just cloaod is the mascot-taming
of what was known whon tho throo duys‘
caucus closod last March—that it is im-
practicable to pass any tariff bill through
tho senate which docs not moot. tho do:
rounds of tho so callcd conservative scan
tors and tho Louisiana senators.
It; bocamc cvidout soon uttcr tho caucus
convened that tho rosolutlcn of Senator
Jarvis to send the bill back to COIIIOI‘UIJUI.‘
without Instructions was the only course
opcn totho caucus. 'l'hu otherpropositions
presented \vcru thoso of :a'onator Wins and
his friends, one of which providod for in-
structlous to thc St‘IIilillmillIOrDi‘S to roccdc
from tho one-eighth of a cunt diiiorontlul
on refined sugar, without any othcrchaugu
in tho sugar schodulc, and tho othcr to
substitute for tho prcscnt tariff scilcduloa
duty of 45 pcr cent ad \‘itiOl‘t‘Ill, without
any diilorentlal, and that of tho conscrvav
tlvcs to Instruct tho commlttco to stand
by the sonata amendments. I
Senator Vilas and two or three other
sonatom opposed tho latter courso, and
the conservative senators declared abso-
lutely and emphatically that they Would
not accept the \‘ilns proposition) to rcccdc
from tho difiorontlal, cvou though thl': ad
valorem should be Incrcascd to 4:. par cunt
or any othcr sum within roman.
Senator Smith dcclurud “mt such a
ohango mount tho strutting down of the
roiluorlcs in his state, tho throwing of
thousands of man out of cmploymcnt and
a general disturbance of Industrial condi-
tions, such as ho could not contemplate
with composure. and would not amt-pt.
The Louisiana sonators indicated ale-
inglu-ss. as thcy had dono ’l‘uu-sday, to ac-
CI‘III. tho substitution of if) por cont
straight. 'l‘ho proposition did not, how
ever. moot with gcncral favoras thcwlscst
course to put-sun In vicwuf tho hostility oi
tho New .lcrsoy snnutor and tlloso who
acted with him, and In vlow of tho fact
that sowrul senators, who stated that thoy
agrccd with Mr. Vilns in his opposition
to tho Sugar trust as a mattt-r of princi‘
plo, udvisod in favor of tho cosmtinn oi
all l-i'forts to glvc formal instructions.
(‘nnforoos Not Inst rnotmi.
’I'hart- lum- bocn fuw socrct corlforanoor
from which so manyconlllctlng rl-ports
omnnatml, and it was apparent. that each
senator took away an undcrstanding tc
suit himself as to what linpliod instruo
tlons tho confrrcos worn under. Sumo full
that tho sonata bill wuuld bo udhorcd to,
and others that the main point, of dltior-
cnco—thu ono-oighth of a cunt por pound
on refitted sugur~wus to ho oliminatcd
and porhaps a now sugar sohodulo prosciut-
i-d. lint from those senators who haw:
bi-un managing the bill the statonu'nt
came with forcciui emphasis that upon
the main propositions upon which tho
housos dii‘fcrcdusugur, coal and Iron ore
-—-thcrc would ho no change from tho HUII'
ate bill when it was n-turncd from con
forcnco. (inc thing which cvory can fall
assured of was that M votos could be
counted on to sand tho bill back to con-
fornnro.
Tho collection wom goncraliy shorter and
were as a mic dovotud to advistngastrun-
uous ciiort to socuro party harmony on
tho bash-l of a bill which would rccolvu the
support of ill members oi the sonata. Scnv
ator \‘llas upoho In gcncral tumor of the
constitutional right of the houso to orig
Inato financial legislation, and without
dvnyltlg tho (zonourrolltylight of tho soil-
atu ho sliggcstod that tho houso privilogc
in this rospoot could not. ho lunorcd with
compluccncy or minty. llo cautioned tho
caucus in strong tcrms tom'old ullap‘
poaranco of fm'uringmommoliou in view
at tho prownt fooling on that uubioot.
Holmium Smith, Illnnobard and (Jailory
also mudo spot-ch05 of sonic lcngth. Horus
tor (lot-mun dcvotad hlnisolf to a \‘(li'IJIII
stair-nwnt on the parliamentary status of
tho lull, (trcpt ourncstncss was nxhlbltod
In tho HintI‘i’IIIlfl of tho Now Jimmy and
Louisiana mutton.
()tiicr solutions a»; a rain spokowlthnul
any manifoeatntlrm oi trailing. and tho
inoctlng was upon tho wlmto far most
pleasant. than that of ’l‘uosday.
A vast majority of thorn who partial)
patcd In tho caucus canm out whon it ud-
jouruod with tholr focus wrcathcd In
smilcs. and most of thorn indicatotl by
their actions that they bcliovod thcy had
Inaugurutod a lion of policy which Would
insure the mango of a tnriii’ bill. Some
of them, who would say nothing at tho
procwdings of tho caucus, announced
thstnsoivos Mconfidont of tho ultimate
success oi tho bill.
ntii. Murphy and lrby About.
Tho votc on tho resolution to send the
bill confcrcnoo again was not unani~
mous‘fitomtdr Vilas and a few others up
posing it and explicitly stipulating that
tholr participation in the caucus should
not be considered as binding them to sup»
port the report at the coniomuoc commite
too when again presented.
During the proceedings the attitude of
tho Popuiln , actuators Allan and Kyla--
who have oral] voted with tho Dunc-
an“ on the tariff it, was alluded to, and
one of tho wanton pro-cat stated that he
had boon authorised by Senator Allen to
any that he thought tho bounty on so!»
should he continued for the present. he
eugmtlon m not routine with favor
and the action mm mm no pro:
on
contact-sum?“ Haw huh
tin-stood that an attempt will bastards in
the senate today to carry Into enact tho
Instructions of the caucus to have the bill
sent back to conicrcnoc. There may be
some delay caused by more spoochmak¥
ing, but the sonata members of the corn
for-once committee arc of the opinion that
the mnfcrouce will be reopened by Friday
morning.
A new phase was given to the discus~
slon on coal by a proposition that tho son-
ato rate of it) cunts a ton should stand,
with a proviso for admitting coal iron
from such countries as make a reciprocity
agreement to mlmlt coal from the United
States froc. This brought out consider
able comment favorablo to tho proposltmn,
and it was pointed out that this would
give the Canadian coal iroo access to this
country and yet compel Canada to.rcmit
her present duty on that article.
While no agntcmont was machod, the
oxprossions wot-o so generally favorable to
the proposition that it was regarded as
can of tho points on which a common
ground of agreement in confsronco could
bu touched. There was little discussion of
iron ore, and nothing was done to change
the situation on that article.
Tho action of tho sonata caucus was re-
caivod with much satisfaction by tho
mombersof thohouso, and throughout last
ovonlng they gathered at tho public can-
tors and discusscd the prospect of a speedy
sotttlcmont.
Although tho gonoral undorstaudlng of
mombors was that tho senators had not.
yloldvd on iron ore and discuss a roclproc-
lty cluuso on coal, yet the tcndoncy was
so strong for a termination of thc strug
glo that thuro was no criticism of what
the senators woro expected to do.
Mr. Springcr said that tho caucus action
would be readily accepted by tho house,
as tho point had boon rcachcd wiwu tho
housc wuutcd a bill without any furthcr
wrunglo ovcr dothlls. ’l‘hls tondcncy in
tho house to cm! the controvcrsy was very
marked and was particlpntcd in by momv
burs who hnvo hcrotoforc boon unyloldlug.
It. was apparent also that there arc many
mcmbcrs who would now proicr to havo
the sonato bill adopted, although they had
hcrctoforc supported tho housc bill through
loyalty to Chairman Wilson and their nsv
soclatcs,
Dull In the Senate.
Tho pnycccdlug-s In the sonata wcrobricf
and tamo to tho point. of wuarluc» ’l‘ho
Democratic managers nluucuycn-d so as
to prM'unt any furtherpyrotochulcdi~pluy
until the rosult of tho attcmpt to got to-
gcthcr at tho caucus was ascertained.
Mr. Unitary completed his spuuch, begun
Tuosduy. but said nothing of a scnsutional
uaturo, and Sonutors iluutou and lianlol
of Virginia took occasion to explain that
they were not among thoso llcmocratic
senators who had demanded concussions
as tho prlco of their support. of tho bill,
the former announcing himself, however.
in favilr of u rcvcnuo duty on coal, iron
arid sugar.
Just lwforo the senate went into execu-
tlvu session Mr. Quay guvo notice of thrco
amcndmcnts to the pending motions of
Mr. Vllus and Mr. Gray—that tho senate
roccdo from tho wholo sugar schcdulc in
two lnstancos and from tho one-oighth
differential in favor of rcilnon In the
other. In this way ouch motion will bu
complicatod by a dith Voto on tho sugar
sohcduln.
In tho housv tho day was given up to
gonorul poudon bills, and a number
warn paswd. llosplto tho attraction at. tho
other and of tho capitol, there won" a fair
uttoudancc of mumbcrs. During the morn-
lng sow-ml bills of local lntcrcst wr-ru
passcd. and tho confcronoo rcport on tho
Iogislutlvo. i-xucutivo and judicial appro-
priation bill was agrucll to.
The Sugar Investigation.
Wasmxorox. July 2il.-—.\ir. Seymour
of tho broki-ragu firm of Soymour Bros. .2
Young, and W. 0. Allison worn bcfuro
tho Sugar trust investigating cotmulttoo.
Mr. Seymour dccllncd to answur tho
questions put to him as to tho purchaso of
sugar stock by members of tho sonato and
as to tho cxistvm'o of an ordor for such
stock which formcr witilosaos tostlilod had
boon Illfltii‘ through his firm in the mum)
of Senator (Iamdcu.
Mr. Allison's testimony was important
as corrolmrativu of tho statements of
Mortars. tiulllaudoau, Lovy and othor wit
nossos. Ilia numo had boon montlonod
by Mr. ilulllaudouu, and It, was upon this
hint that ho was summoned I‘olorc the
oommittol- llc statoil positively that he
had such tho (‘mudcn order.
Anothor witnoss was (ioorgo Ilrucc, it
Now York bmkur. who, whon ho ilrst
wont boloro the committee. asked an op.
portunity to consult counsel boturc rc-
spondlng tn tho quotations of committoo
and whoso rcquost was grantod. It is un-
dcrstood that. ho tustlilcd to having soon
an aliogod onlcr for tho purchuso of sugar
stock, which purported to havctnmn glvon
by Sonator (’Yarmlon. and to harm also soon
a photograph and an cloctmtypo of It.
“’mrtnd to Lynch llitn.
Jotrmua. h”. (.‘., .iuly uni-wit. 'l‘,
Iiramhum, who was shot by a young man
nnmcd .loyuor, is dcud. Thu pcoplo in tho
noluhlmrhomi lamamo Io Indlgnaut that
ihoy urgaultod a crowd to oomv to Colum-
bia taut night, storm tho jail and lynch
Joy-nor. (lm'crnor ’l‘lllnmn was notlilad
and had tho itt'Ilinuur' mmnvud to tho pcni»
toutlary for min lumping.
Think Mn. Ilcltacr Was Moi-donut.
A‘I’IAV'I‘II‘ I'I'i‘l‘, .luly ‘Jli.~»--.\ cnronor's
jury at Eng Ilartmr Citylh-cldml that Mr».
Catlmrino (toitzor. an agod rosllicut of
this city. who dimtppuarvd last ricptcmbor
and whoso rmnains wcro found on Mon
day in a swamp thrcc ratios from Ilnl'
hnuw, mum to hot (loath at tho Iran
pt‘i‘numi unknown.
Kitlmibylilghtn if
Harlan. Mam. July tilt. (Inc of tho
houvimt tlmmlvrstorms cv r cxtmrinnvcd
In this vicinit occurred horn. Kata (Sash—
in, if: yours o d, whilo washing dishes at
home on Churchill «trout was instantly
killed by the lightning.
i
I Millionairus Afloat.
Nair-mm. It. 1.. July 26.—“r. Seward
Webb arrival hero to his private car and
wont alumni John Jacob Astor's steam
yacht Nourmahnl. which soon after left
[or an eight days' trip to Bar “urban,
Uneasy Llo- a Bolton's Hood.
mantra, .tnly Sta—Advices mind
here irom For. arc totho oi'ioct that the
sultan has caused tho arrest or another
of his brothers, Midway Omar. and tho
members of his suit.
mm a. a. monsoon. mod.
IPmLAthPmA, July shutter. J. B.
NoOnliough, tho odltorot the Pullout»
slits Mothoditt, died in MI cotton at
“Heights. ‘
not in "no.
Vision, out: comm tie-t hm
“V0.1 ”Mumme- at
halos. A avatar at person: has.
sum
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NPIIIIICE III THE—GWE.
C. P. Huntington’s Foreign Son-
.in-law Plays Roulette.
LOST MONEY AND THEN HIS TEMPBR
Gamblers It Bar-toga \Vaiohed lllrn Stoke
31,000 on the Turn of the Winch—Won
$10,000 and Then Began to Loco—J“
Smashed Things When Ila Was Stopped.
SAitATouA, July Eli—Prince Hatzfcld,
a little man with a picturosquo European
career bohlnd him, but who is known in
this country chicily becauso he ls.C. 1’.
Huntington’s sonic—law, gave tho play:
ors and doalors at tho Suratoga club an
hour of lino sport.
’l‘o tho casual obscrvcr the prince is
only a small man. with a sandy complex-
ion und a sandy llttlo iiilistucho carofully
trimmed. But through his veins courses
tho blood of tho llatzfclds, and whon tho
blood of tho Hatzfulds is thoroughly arous“ .
cd smoothing torrihlo usually happens.
Thorn was un arousing of tho blood, but
fortunately an overturned roulotto wheel,
a battcrcd table and smuo brokcn chips
satisfied it.
l’rincu liaised the Limit.
For sumo time the prince has been in
tho habit of paying roulotto at: tho Sarato-
ga club. Tho pluco Is ono of tho institrr
tlous of Saratoga. and in tho old days
when .‘n Morrlssiry was its munagor it
Was frtvqucutud by tho heaviest llottors In
tho country. (if Into tho play has not boon
so high. ’I‘hv prince, howcvor, was given
a highur limit than ordinary players. and
ho was in thc habit of winning or losing
several thousand dollars at a sitting. Iio
is roportvd to burn takcn thcso winnings
and loslngs with this i-usy grace of a man
who knows hi.~ Iuthcrvlnduw will rnuko
thi-m good, no mattt-r what. huppcus.
It is said that tho munagvrs of tho club
bummo ulurmcd at the facility with which
thc prim-o would pile: up "markers" and
that tiny finally flxod his limit at $10.-
(lot). 'l'hc him of playing a has ‘ 31mph)
valuo on a llatxi‘eid's word of honor was
bitterly rI‘St'IIII‘lI by tho prince. ilut tho
rmmugcrs IIISInIt'II that thcy Would not
allow him to go one dollar furthor.
“'im an 1,000 First.
At il::lu 'l'uosduy night tho prluco loft
tho Grand i'nlon, “'hi‘l") his family nru
stopping and whom ill-i mouls arc privuto-
1y sorvud in his suit of apartments. and
walked over to tho club. Mo was given a
prlvutc tablc and thn soon playing rou-
lnttc altrr a fashion that made the uyos of
tho crowd hangout on their chunks. The
prince lnatlo no but loss than $100, and
his usual but was $1.0H0. It. doesn't tako
long to win or lose at roulcttc with $1,000
hot on ovcry roll of the ball.
In a few minutes tho prince was $41,000
winner. All the other tablos wcrc desert-
cd whllc the crowd gutIu-rcd about the
prlnm to watch his play. A numbo-r of
tho supt-rstltlous Ilski'd to be nllowod to
follow hlru. but thi-y wcro informed that
the tublo was a privato oito.
l'rcsi-utly luck turned, and tho great
stacks of chips boforc tho prl‘ncc hogan to
molt away iikc mist bot'orc tho sun.
thu all had dlsappcurcd but “Mum, tho
print-u prudvmly stuppod playing and told
tho man at tho whccl in put thom down
to his crodtt. 'l'hm ht‘ loft. the club. suyA
lug ho “‘ii.‘ going to rvtlro
liu bcgun lucolcbratc his victory Instead
and mturm-d in an hour vapor and conti—
dout. lie was also fwllm: much bottcr.
ilc promptly startl-d in at tho old game.
$1,004) on tho tublc ovcry tlmo tho ball
rollcd, and It was not long boforo ho had
lost not only his Sumo winnings. but had
roachcd Ills $10,000 limit. lwsldcs. Then
he asked for an additional thooo, and the
man behind tho what-l gavc It to him.
Didn't “'ant to Stop.
The proprlotor of tho club was inform-
cd of the bunch of his win uml promptly
walked ovor to tho prlncc, who had al‘
rcady won icon. [to told tho prluco ho
had oxcwdcd his limit. and ho would ham
to stop playing.
"I shall continua pluyingf" criod the
prince uxcitcdly
“(in what'” malted (.‘uuflcld quictly.
“ltn tho honor of a iiatzfvld," cx~
clalmud tho prinvu loudly and striking his
brcnst.
“Not on your llfc," roplicd (‘anfluld
Then tho prlnco imt‘blllk‘ frantic with
raga. Ilo was standing busidc tho tabla,
a long uf’iulrvovorcd with tho orthodox
groan cloth. tho roulct whcol sunk in
thuond of it. With amidcnmovcmcnt
ho put his hands uudor tho tabla and hurl-
od It ovor into tho middle of tho room.
The roulotto whool [oil out of its fasten-
lugs and was brokon. lied and blue chip-
and own tho nucrod maroon colored onus,
objucts of docp vanorutiou to ordinary
"plltcrs." Iluw ovur tho Iloor. All the
whilo tho priuw was swearing at tho top
oi his volco In halt a dollop languages.
l’laycrs stood upon chairs, whllo tho pulo
facud doalcrs only otaml with their usual
lack of mph-salon at tho hurdost kick
within their oxpcrionvc.
A crowd of nttundanu finally surround-
od thn princc. but It was a long limo bu
foru ho was liult'tmi down.
Mr. (labilold. a low volvmi, qulot marl.
said: “i unsuro you nothing whutovor out.
of tho way has m'lllirrltli. l‘rlnco Iintzfcid
was to burn today playing. 'l’horo was no
troublo what-war. Nothing at all. "
No (‘nmiidato Yet.
Mlmwu‘mna. .iuiy ml. -——'l‘ho Ri'pleiiIi'Illl
stato mnwulion was unahlo to snlccta
candidatv for gowrnor last night, tho
forms of tho loading canditlatcsml‘phmu.
t-lchoilcid and ilmmvn-mnking a hard
struggle to win ovor tho straggling Vol!
and brook Into ctwh otiicrs' ranks.
, ,- ,,,_...
Mindoro:- [incl 3 lip-«Io.
Unawronmvir.t.t:, 1nd,. July ittl.-—-Wll-
Ilam Hklnnor, a prominent oitizon of
Fountain county. was munlomd by his
stopson, ticorgo Markos. A quarrel arose
over to, which multcd In Starker coining
a spado and inviting Skinner's brains out.
Wesley Warrior "not “any.
'i‘ussron. July flit-«Tho court of par-
dons, in mica at sought. rotusod to in-
terim in the we at Wuicy Warner, son-
tanccd to bo hangod at Mount Holly on
Sept. 6 for tho murder of Lizzie Peak.
Warsaw manned.
Sr. Jons'ah'. It, Janna-51: William
Whiteway and Robert Bond, leaders of
thciato coveramont, haw boon disquali-
tlod from tho legislature for corrupt pm
“on! at tho olootion.
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Playwrttht Winslow bloom
Ylimtrcm, July ”Ln-Herbert Hall Wins-
low. the plmflght of NW York, has “
bun arm: I doom 0: nib-ohm dim
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Mrs, July ”mutual hoot ,
mutt-woman ammo-
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We have prepared a feast of Garments and Furnishings for
hot weather. Be comfortable and neatly dressed. Prices are
low enough as you will say if you but favor us with a call.
IlllITIIEIIS and FIIIINISIIHIS
Filll MEN ANII BilYS. .
"Everything for Boy’s Wear.
Store will close at; U o'clock, Mondays and Saturdaysfex-
cepted, until further notice.
SENTINEL BUILDING,
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w. A. menu & nuMnn,
SOUTH NORWALK.
WASHINGTON STREET,
We do not claim such superiority over competitors as to justify
all the business, and yet it is reasonable to suppose that; we can
serve you better than others, as we are the only house in town
caling exclusively in grains.
All our grain is carefully screened, and the dirt and dust sifted
out, which removes the prime cause of heavy and wind broken
horses.
Pratt’s food for horses, cattle and poultry.
BRANCH OFFICE AT HOLMANS’ LIVIRY STABLE.
Manuel T. Hatch
l5 MARSHALL STREET.
The Leading Dry Goods Store.
lrislram & Hyatt, No. 2 Gazelle Bld’g
Sillii '
French Illicit,
Fig. IIIIIIIlIeS,
Irish lawns. 40 In. wide,_
Cotton Challies, 30 in. wude,
Wool Chaliits.
Salinas.
lam wide Pennies.
Jaconet Duchess.
30 in. lawns,
Crane Cloth. Issnned Coins.
India Iinons,
Best Dress Gingham."
Victoria lawns,
Paid IIainsnnl.
Dotted Swiss.
Plain and Striped Dimlties.
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lilc
I2 l-2c
I2 I-Zc
I2 I-2c
I2 t-2c
I2 Ho
80
I5c
tram Ills to 39 He
Iitc
from lilo to 350
from it to 25c
from I8c to 600
from 200 to 350
lrislramii Hyatt, Norwalk, Bonn.
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IT‘IS ACKNOWLEI’MED BY ALL THAT
The New Iorkiirocery Ila.
Arc giving the bust. value in all kinds of groceries. Uur 23c lint—
ter is the best and cannot be equalled in tho city. I )ou't take any
notice of petty grocery concerns who toll you that you cannot
buy good Butter for the price we are selling it.
We am giving the largest presents {ever offered with our
Teas and Coffees.
The [law York Grocery 00.,
not... Building, Washington St, South Hawaii.
83 ”Alli STREET, NORWALK,
FOBTIETH STREET AND SECOND AVENUE,
ElGfl'l’YéiDfl'H
81". AND mm AVENUE.
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