SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL. WEDNESDAY.
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111th the knife or iujoctions of curbolic acid, which
we painful and 111111111111 13 purrnmu- nt cure. and often
resulting in dearh,nnno1essnr1 Why endure
this terrible diocese? We no ourantee e
box no to cure any case. You cal-v pay to
benefits received. $1 11 box, 1'. for 15’1. $11 :1t 1- -y mull
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Dom: Inn t-lhocn.
Menu we are the largest muuufuriurers of
advertised sliocl in the world and ruaranlce
he value by stamping the name om price on
1: bottom, wliic protuts you agnlnvt high
icon and the middleman s profits. Our shoes
custom work in style, may fitting and
log 1 unliiir 11. We I1: we flu 111 sold every-
here at nwcr prit n for the value given than
uy othr r m; Mn. “1 1k» no sliimlituic if your
uler cannot lupply y,oti we can. Sold by
J. Schaub 8! $0,111.25
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all worth?" 1 ' 1.11 .nncunsls Remember this
in the ORIIIWM prep-[ration of this klnd.1-nti
the only I'NIVERSALI V SUCCESSFUL one
Alva I note and lore. M dragging. or sent
lire: Merriam tar 5!. Pull inlovmnuon ir- a.
ATOM SPEC. 60.. Benton. Iii-u-
PHESiDEH illillTHE Bill
It Will Be All Ready For His
Signature Today.
CONJEOTURES AS TO HIS COURSE.
Burr-lends Are Drying Him to Sign It and
End the Suspense-.Sennte Will Consider
the Supplemental Tor-ii! Bill Today—5a.-
nr Debate to Be Reopened.
Wssumcrou, Aug. lit—The tax-ii! bill:
is expected to reach the president some
time today, after which he will have until
sweat: from next M11ndny—Aug.28-—if he
desires it, in which to consider it before
returning it to the senate.
It can be stated with almost absolute
certainty that the bill will become a law
either by the president's signature or by
his retaining it it) days without action,
the prcsumptlon bclng largely in favor oi
the latter alternative.
The president has repeatedly told his
friends that he could not sign the bill, but
many of his closest personal and political
friends 11111111 urged him to sign the bill
without delay. chorai masons ware
urged, among thorn the fact that the open-
ing of fall trade was close at hand and
that odolay of 10 days might result in so.
rious loss of custom rcveuucs.
Urged to Sign It.
Another reason stated was that congress
was extremely anxious to adjourn. With
the exception of twu months tho members
had been in constant attendance for over
a year, and it was rcprcsontod that now
that the work was practically accomplish
ed it would be hardly fair to compel them
to remain here in idleness when 1111 posi-
tive good could be accomplished thcrcby.
He was advised to forget his scruplus in
tho mattt-r, sign the bill and return it
with a message which would leave no
room for doubt as to his views thereon.
It is estimated that during the next 10
days the receipts from internal revu-
nuo probably will amount to between
$l0,000,0001md$ 15,000, 1101), and the gov-
ernment will lose the increased whisky
tax to this extent. in view of tho deplet-
ed condition of the treasury this argu-
ment probably will have weight with the
president.
it is known, though, that. up to this
time tho president has not changed his
determination to permit the bill to ho
come a law by retaining it the necessary
10 days without action.
The tariil bill will be carried to tho.
president by Representative Pearson of
Ohio, chairman of the house committee
on cnrollcd bills, who has filial charge 11f
seeing that the bill is rigidly accurate.
As soon as the hill passed, word was at
once coat to the govt-rmncnt printing
oillcc to prepare thc ilnui print on perch-
mont. lieforc printing tho purchmcut
shoots. proofs were taken and scnt to the
enrolling clcrks of the fltiliM‘. They were
prcparcd for all night work, and two of
them, Mcssrs. Parsons and Kelly. lockcd
themselves in a room and wont at the
Work, llolcnuim'd to finish it l.11'fon' tak-
ing a rcccss.
The Course 11! the Hill.
Through thc night they finished the
proofs and found them correct. 'l‘lm)‘
then took 11p tho parchment sliccts. it
covers the must minuteinspection of com
mas. periods and typographical cl'rors.
N0 correction of crrors made in the bill
as it passed are madc, as they must stand
as errors, and nothing but a coucurrcnt
resolution of tho scnaio and l111u.-'.c 1-1111
correct them. The cicrks merely soc that
tho parchment hill is as the measure
passed tlic house.
thn Mr. l’carson's committee rccclved
the bill. they prepared to sit 11p through
the night in revising and thou certifying
to the work of the clot-ks. Mr. Pearson
said he hoped this will be complctcd by
noon today. Tic will tin-11 lillili the bill
to Spcakcr ('risp for his slunuturc, after
which thc house will transmit tho signed
bill to the senate, with 1111 olliclai uotlii-
cation of its passage.
Aftcr this it gocs to thc ornament-oiling
clinics for further certification of accuracy
and thcn to Vice l’rcsidcnt Stevenson for
his signature. Mr. l’carsou says he or.
pcuts those formalities to be over by -i
o‘clock this afternoon.
As the bill originatcd in tho housc, the
latter body conveys it through Mr. i'oar-
son to the president. As 11 rule, liir. l’car~
son docs not take bills to the White ll11u.~c
after oillclal hours, but in a bill of this
moment, he says, he will ondcavor to gct;
it thcrc tonight unless some unforosocn
delay is cucountored.
Tho h‘uppiclneutai Tariff Illll.
'l‘bc Democratic leader of tho sonate oc-
cupied a considcrahlc portion of the day
in trying to determine what course to pur-
nuc with soferuuco to the supplomcntal
mm bills» The Democratic steering oom-
mittco was in session for two hours after
the ecnoto adjourned trying to dotcrmiuc
upon the most advisable policy undcr thc
circumstanccs, and previous to the meet
ing the conservative senators had a con-
sultation on the some subject.
it is understood that tl111coi1scrvatlvcs
advocatc tiic rcfcrcnco of tho bills to the
finance wmmittoo. while the etcoring com-
mlttoo is uppurcntly muncwhut divided
on tho 11111'stl1111. Appearances indicate,
hmvuvcr. that ulnrgc niainrltyof tho Dom-
ocratic scnators would like to have the
bills passed it they could fool assured that
tin-i1- passlug will not reduce the govern-
mental rcvenucs to too great an extent.
'l‘hc intcrost in those bills. as in the main
tariff bill, is in the sugar question, and it
is to the iron sugar bill that they are giv-
ing their principal attention. There is an
evidont tcudcncy on the part of a major-
ity of Domocrntm senators toward amcnd-
ing the sugar bill so as to make it a rev»
cnuo bill pure and simple, and it is now
the programme 11f tho homoerotic leaders
to amend tho bill if them should prove
to bc a prospcct of its becoming a law,
reducing the duty, making it uniform
and striking oil the dlilcrcntial on refined
sugar. The reduction would depend upon
the ilgurcs which the treasury department
will furnish as to the amount of rcvcmio
it will bc accessory to secure from sugar
under the new tariff.
Secretary Carlislc was at; tho capltoi'
while the conference was in progress and
was askcd to supply this estimate, which
he promised to do.
A leading member of the steering com-
mittee endorsed the opinion that a duty
of 95 or 80 per cent on sugar would afford
all the revenue from that source that
would be needed.
To honest the Debate.
It would nppoar that so for the only
definite arrangement is for the discussion
or the bills at today's session. It would
be impossible in the face or a single at»
section inform the bills to ethlrd reading
toil-y. and it is probable that a in
oftlioilsy wilibegim ti todebl beam
motion to m to mini
Tide will serve to Mouth. mi in:
to develop whet diuoronoel there may be
in the Dolomretle party.
The steering committee he- not yet for
molly token the question of selecting a
successor to Senator Vance on the finance
committee, but the matter has been in-
formally discussed by the members of the
committee, and it is believed that the 110v
leotion will be made during the weak.
The names of several senators sternum
ticned in this connection. those most tro-
qucntly hoard being Senators Blackburn
and White.
What little interest there was in the
proceedings of congress contercd in the
senate, the house not b1 log in session.
The only event of note was the reception
of the four bills passed by the house put-
ting cool iron ore, sugar and barbed wire
on the free list These were laid before
the senate and read once. their second
reading being objected to. Mr. lllll ol‘lcr-
cd an amendment to mob of those bills
providing for the repeal of the income
tax. Sonic private bills were passed. and
the scnatc adjourned.
The Charleston to (lo to filing.
I‘l’Asnmcrorv, Aug i.5.—-1\ttlw request
of the state department Secretary Herbert
has dirc ctod Captain Collin ol tho cruiser
Charleston. now at the More island (Cal)
navy yard, to make preparations for soil-
ing. As soon as the ship is ready for son
she will be sent to the Asiatic station to
join the other l'nitcd States vessels in
protecting the interests 11f Auwricnus in
China 11nd Japan during the existence of
war bctwccn those countries.
With tl111 addition of the Charleston tho
United States will have a good naval rep-
resentation in eastern waters. The Balti-
more and the Mouocucy have both been
there for some time, and recently tho
Concord and l’ctrcl, forming part, of thc
flaring sca patrol fleet, were ordered to
join them, liurring 111isl111p~1, tin,1 two lat»
ter vesscls buvc probably ucarly rcachcd
their destination by this time.
It is assortcd that then: is nocspcoiai
significance attacbcd to tho addition of
the Charleston to the other ships of the
Asiatic station, but that it is simplyiu
conformity with a dcsirv on the part of
the administration to have a strong naval
force more during the continuance of the
war. The ('harlcstou has just left the dry
dock, having undergono a thorough ro~
hauling, and should be prcpurod to sail
within a short tlmc
NEWPORT’S SENSATION.
A liloud Young Woman Chasing Ward
MoAlllster‘s Son.
11.1. A1112 l5.—-'\ young
\‘i 11 1111111
woman is r1' gistcnd at a hotel hi mus Mrs 1 “7‘“ finally 0“"103 from ““3 building.
E.1\.Iiict}nll. She is sucking lley ward
McAillsti-r, 111111 of Ward McAllistur,1111d
is very pcrsistcnt in her cllorts to sec him.
Mm. McCall came licrc two Weeks ago
and went to a small hotel. Shc is of light
complexion, is comely and has aplump
figure. livery one in thohotol noticcd bur.
She declared that an irroalstiblc power had
drawn her to Newport. wlmrc >110 know
Mr. McAlilstor to be.
The Woman‘s cfi'orts to follow up Mr.
McAliistor have consisted of a visit to
James Ilude licekr11m1'scottugc lu Belle;
vuo avenue, when- Mr. Mrdlllstcr was
dining 1111 Friday night, and a visit to his
father's house in 1.1:r11yavcn1111, At Mr,
licokman‘s .sbu aunt in her card. but was
told that Mr. Mc.\lilstcr could no 11110 her.
She turned away, evidently m 1h cost
down. At Mr. Mclllstor's shore»; told
that llcyward was not. at home. Since
Mrs. McCall has been liorc Detective Scr»
gt‘anb Mchuicy of Now York has 115111
been born, and it is reported that he is
employed to watch her.
THE PRACTICAL EFFECTS
Importers Quick to Take Advantage of the
Tariff Legislation.
l’iliLAliIZlJ‘illA, Aug. i.’1.—’l‘herc was
grc‘at activity in the United States inter-
nal revenue oilicc bcrc following tho final
passage of tho tariif bill Monday. his.
tlllcrs nrefilnxious to get their whisky out
of bond at the present rovenuc rntc of 1m
cents a galllon. and the moi-lpts Wcro
phenomenally largo. Thcrc arc now in
bond in this district 37,017 packages of
whisky contulmng l,tii’1‘,.'1«il gallons. 'i‘l111
largest distiller in tlu1 district has already
withdrawn all his whisky.
With i111portcrs of incrcbnndlsc thc slt11~
atlou is dif’i'ori 111. it. is to their ndvau~
tugu to leave buds in the bonded wan-v
houses until thc now law goes into cilcct.
whcn the duties will be rcduccd. imports
aggregating in value nearly $2,01111,11o11.
tho largest ever bondcd here at one tinw.
are now in the warehouse. 'l'bc owncrs
will takci advantagc, of the reduction in
the now law
rte-«11.111011 to Mgr. 111111.111.
lliITll‘it, N .l., Aug. iii. ~Mgr, Sutulli
arrived bore and ammonium at tho depot
by a committee representing tho Francis—
can inihcrs, the entire congregation of
the church and several hundred pilgrims,
who had arrived from a distance to take
part. in the companies. 'i‘hc procession
escorted the apostolic delegato to tho
shrine. where he was received by tho Frau ,
clsonns
l-it. Louis 111111 a Searcher.
ST. 11111 1s, Aug. 11'1.~—Accor1iiug to tho
local signal service bureau tin1 weather
yesterday was tlw hottest that has boon
experienced in this city and vicinity for
eight are past. The ulilclai thermomo.
tcr rcglslbrcd lllll 5-10 disgrace, at which
point it rcmnlncd {or twu hours. in tho
full glare of the sun tho thcrluoinctcr reg-
istcrod lll’1 dour-cos.
Kaiser Wilhelm on Horseback.
1\l.l1l~:ufiil11t CAMP, Aug. i1’1.-i1)111pcr11r
William, wearing the uniform of tho
First(royalldrauoons. of which ho is bou-
orary coloucl, witnessud tho 111111111 light
hero. 'i‘hc cmpcrnr was accompanied by
the Duke of (Joanaugbt and suit. ills
majesty gaiiopod from point to point,
closely Watching the movements of the
troops
Butchered Her Husband.
Ilszwrmv, Pa, Aug. 16.411101” Koo
lick of 'l‘roaclcow, whilo drunk, Accused
his wife of luildciity. 'l'lio Woman dciib-
cratoly wollwd into the house, scoured a
butcher ltnifc and plunged it three times
into her husband‘s body. Koslick died
Boon oftcr. The woman cecapcd and has
not been apprehended.
Whisky Trust rots Up l'rioer.
P11011111, ills, Aug 15. «Thu Distilling
and Cattle Funding company advanced
prison 3 coats all around. This was doc
to the big increase in the demand for the
products caused by the passago of the cen-
eto bill.
Yacht Club Cruise mean.
Nam-om. 8., 1. Aug. 15. m'i‘he New
York Yacht club squadron disbanded nit-
" a most successful cruise.
131-. Mount Dying.
more An . lisp-Dr. 9.1). Parole
MAM“ client-imam regiment,
AUGUST 15. 1894.
Chicago’s Famous Plunger In
an Inebriate Asylum.
HEAVY DRINKING HAD ORAZBD HIM
The Multimilllonatre Grain Speculum,
1111'" Being Suspended From the Board
of Trade. Wu Taken to the Wuhlngton
Home. Where In Was Strapped to I lied.
Cincaoo, Aug. lit—Strapped down to
his bed, imprisoned by barred windows
and locked doors in a barren room on the
fourth Hour of the Washingtonian homo
Plunger Ed l’ardridge, who on Monday
throw the board of tradclntoa turmoil by
fighting with a doorkocpcr. is undergoing
a most rigorous tn-atmant for alcoholism.
lie was taken to the home 1 plus son, who
w as assisted by several 11-londs The
nervy speculator had to be bundled to the
home in a closed carriage and was placed
in charge of tho doctors only by main
force. He became violent when he was bo-
ing scorched preparatory to a protracted
stay, and it re-
quircd four at‘
tcudants to carry
him up stairs and
install him in one
of the cell rooms
which arc rescrv.
ad for the worst,
patients Pard—
I ridge is one of the
" most promimnt
In! tho Chicago
Board of Truth)
operators, ac-
counted a multi—
millionaire, t h o
proprietor of one
of tho largest dry
PLI'Nom: 11A1111111111112.
goods stores in tin: city and an operator
of remarkable nerve. lie is a uniquc fig-
urc on tho iloor of the board.
For mouth-1 be has bocn 011 tlm boar
side of thc wheat market, nd his wi11<
nings on ‘changc for the lust ycar arc
said to reach into scvcn figures. l’ard-
ridgc has frcqucntly of into worshiped
freely at the shrine of Bacchus and has
created scvcrai scenes on ‘changc. A few
days since he appeared on the floor in an
unsteady condition and threw moncy
broadcast about the pit, raising such an
uproar that. 1111 wus suspcndcd for (‘10 days.
Monday he nttcmptcd to go 1111 the floor.
and ulti' r a fierce light. with a doorkccpcr
i‘nnlc In the Home.
At tho \\'a.~1hl11gtoniun Home For in-
cbriatcs Mr. l’urdridgc succccdud in creat-
ing as much cxcitcmcnt among the in-
11111tos as he did on 'changc. l111111cdiatc-
ly upon his arrival be was handoutfcd
and placed in a bnxiikc apartment. with
throc blank walls and a grntcd window
left to his now. When the physicians and
guards left him, howcvcr. be put at naught
their ct‘l‘orts to tie his hands and fcct.
(luv little article 1111 his person was
ovcrlookml by tho custodians in searching
him-11 largo lockct attached to his watch
chain, When the guards lcft him, he
managed to squirm around so as to rcacb
and unlastcu tho lockct This coutuincd
asmail, sharp italic, with which be pro-
occded to out his bonds liu soon partcd
thc lcuthcr bundcutl’s and next broke the
leather strap tlcd around his fcot.
l‘urdridgo jumped up to his window
and yellcd down at thiy crowd: “I am Ed
Pardridgc, You know mo. They arc
trying to rob and kill inc. 1'“ give $5110
to the man who will got my luwycr. For
(iod‘s sake help 1111-. "
As he contluucd his entrcatlos he grew
more and more cxcltcd and said: "if none
of you will gct 111yiawycrfur$f101t I will
givc you $111111, $71111, $111111, $111111, $1.1M).
flurry up. for tho iovc of hcavcn. ’l‘hr-y
are going to kill me 1'” give any can
half my lortuuc if in: will get my lawyer. "
The attcntlou of the guards was attracted
by the fearful yclilng, and two of them
wont to the pluugcr'n mum to subdue
him.
'l‘hc latli'r, when he hcnrd steps in the
ball, 111111i1- rcudy to brain some of his cup<
tors. llc stood with 11 heavy wooden chair
uplifted in his hands. .\s the door open-
1111 11nd tb11 hcad of tho first guard appcar-
rd, bc brought. his weapon down with a
crash. The guard dodged just in time
to escapc tho blow. l’ardridgo was thou
bound to his bod.
'l‘l1c cmployccs say that l’ardridgc is the
worst case thcy ham cvcr bad to lmndlc.
and they \vcro all much relieved when he
had bccu finally strapped down.
Guards Afraid of l'ardridge.
Tho guards wcrc afraid to go near the
plunger during the night, but his struggle
before ho was subdncd bad weakened him,
and be collapsed utterly,
His only demonstrations later in the
(lay wore a low yclls and u scrles of war-
whoops, which could be distinctly l11-11rd
all ovcl thc house. This stopped spoil,
and ho Inuiublcd,talku1l to himself and
thou f1 ll into a 11 ion stupor 11nd 11'c11t to
slcc p
S11pci'iutmuicut 5111111111 rvlilc was not
inclined to be rnti1111t. about iii-1 pullout.
“'i’cs,” said ho, “.llr. l’ardridgclscouilucd
here now and will be forccd to rcumlu
with us for 141111111 time. “11 is suffering
from u scvcm 11111111 of alcoholism and will
rvquiru 11 long 1111111311111! trcatmont. before
ho will be curcd. it in our belief that W11
shall climb on ultimatc and permanent
curc, but just now hols in 111/11in discour-
aging condition, "
Actor-my .l. 1'). llc11ialn11ppo11r1ui bcforn
.ludgc llunno ycstcrday illtvrilimll with a
petition for a writ of llulniltfi corpus to
1ompcl \ir l-‘ummerlicld manager of tho
Washingtonian home to produce l’ard
ridgc in court. This petition recited that
the noted plungcr was bcluu held a pris‘
oncr in tho \V’usbiugiouinn home against
his will. Mr. llcakin imndcd the court a
crumpled scrap of paper, on which won
Wi‘ttcn:
“(to to Judge i‘rcndcrunst and got mo
out of here at once. tilvc tl11‘1l10urorof this
$100. ”
Mr. llcakin, who is a law partner of
Judgc l’rcudorgast, explained that this
note had been picked up byo man who
saw it thrown from a window of the Wash-
ingtonian homo The note was taken to
J 11ng I’rcndcrgnst 11 silica and turned
over to liir. llcnkln. Judge Dunne grant-
ed the writ andmadc it rcturnnblc at ii 00
o‘clock this morning.
Hundreds hunted by “all.
Macaw, Aug 113. .—Tim cyclone which
Iwept ovoi- tho provinoo of i.‘ lulled ltcal
was accompanied by a terrific storm of
bail. Over 90031111111115 wm-c injured, and
several thousand domestic animals were
killed.
supposed'llemb Explosion.
Latinos, Aug. iti.-'l'hero was an ex-
pionion at the Mac or New Crone,
near this city, int night, and it was no
moredthetltwuceuudbyobmb The
Nice am to tell of the matter _
A1
Grand
Opportunity.
. This is our first season. All new goods,
Latest styles and bought at the lowest
prices. We have marked our stock now
at low figures to close out everything
this month.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
Boy’s and Children’s
Clothing and Furnishings.
STRAW HATS [E88 THAN 808T.
Store will close at 6 o'clock, Mondays and Saturdays ex-
cepted, until further notice.
W. A. BENEDIBT 81. COMPANY,
SENTINEL BUILDING, WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Extravagance
May "11' 1e paying too much for a thing, or in paying
too little.
if you buy feed for less than we ask you’ll not get
as good quality—that’s poor economy.
It you pay more, you pay too much, because we
sell the best there is.
This rule applies to all our goods, Oats, Corn Bran,
Meal, etc.
Oat?!- and Corn carefully screened from dirt and
cha
Pratlt’ 5 Poultry Food, Pratt's Food for Horses and
Catt e.
Grain.
Man uei T. Hatch
l5 MARSHALL STREET.
BRANCH OFFICE AT HOLMANS’ LIVIBY STABLE.
_
The Leading Dry Goods Store.
Trsitram ,& Hyatt,
No. 2 Gazetts Building.
[1111111 Sal 81111111161111
Commencing Saturday, Aug. l l and
continuing for two Weeks we shall close
out our entire line of SUMMER GOODS at
prices regardless of cost to make room
for NEW FALL GOODS soon to arrive. Re-
member these special prices are not
made on goods in any one department
but wiii‘preVail THROUGHOUT the EN-
TIRE STORE. and our“ customers will
have opportunities to secure BARGAINS
that maynever occur again.
Trisiram 81. Hyatt, Nurwali, Bonn.
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Arc still giving the bcst value in all kinds of groceries.
Snow 1" lake I‘iowcr, 501'. bag; $1.00 por hbl.
Our llutter cannot bcequalcd in thostatc. and the price is lower than the
lowest. .
Our ’l‘cna arc selected with great care, and are noted for their superior
strength and ilavor. All lovers of good Ten should give us a trial and be convinc-
cd that this is the place to buy your 'i'cas. ' . '
We also give the largest and lmndemuust presents 111 the city mil) 1 lb of title
Tea, or 1 lb Monarch Baiting Powder.
All our goods are of the best quality, and tho pricm are lowar than other
dealers ask for cheaper grades.
All crib-r1 1T1,1livero1i promptly free of charge.
Theilew York lirncery to.
filonuvan's Building, Washington St, South Hawaii.
STREET. NORWALK
x1"‘30lltl'l“lll§§l‘li STREET AND SECOND AVENUE,
ElGllTY-SIX'I‘H 81‘. AND FIRST PAVENUE.
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