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The celebrated director of the New England Conservatory of Music, Boston,
lass” after examining these Songs says: “it gives me great pleasure to say that
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they wl l find a hearty welcome in every home in the land."
The REV. Du. LYliaN Eminent, after an examination of these Songs, writes:
"I consider it the best collection of Songs for the family that I have ever seen.”
CONTENTS NUMBER ONE.
VOCAL.
Anni Laurie
De Cgbin on Us Mississippi Shore.
Mary of Arg is,
Names Uponythe Sand,
8 set N m 0 Thou who hiakeet the Sun to Rise
gaggldg'rnctnoineiiis Bosom. Remember New Thy‘Creator. '
J smle's 0n the Stormy Sea. Bouiew ere
Kitt of Colersine. The Band Man.
“it Under the Wagon. The Rose Bush,
gal v2“: "fill“ ht iii" ii“”‘“"ifoi‘:h. King
. e a .
Laddi'e' n g ' Waiting. nly Waiting.
CONTENTS N U MBER TWO.
VOCAL.
Admiration. Sailing.
Birdie Looking out for Me.
1 Cannot Sing the Old Songs,
I Will A1100.
Janet's Choice.
Mrs.‘iofty and i,
0 8 To
One Sweet! Solemn Thought.
Bing Dem eavenlv Bells.
at earn.
T he Old Sexton.
The Old Arm Chair.
1 he Basket Maker‘s Child.
Title New Kingdom.
' ls Birdle‘s vening Prayer.
Twen {Years 0.
When 'e “”68 we Jamie.
Whistle and sit for Katie.
CONTENTS NUMBER THREE.
VOCAL.
Atbmlli Wicket Gate.
no, ,
Bellgve me if all Those Endeariug \oung
I‘ll 1""le Tare.
o as
y. Remember Me.
M
Noything But leaves.
Old Joe's Dream,
On the Rocks by Aberdeen.
Robin Adair.
80m Y»
The kinds Old Log Cabin in the Lane.
The erry Dance.
There's Always Sunshine Somewhere.
‘Tis the hast tioae of Summer
You, Let. Me Like a soldier Fall.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Adelina Patti guadriile,
Not!!! Danie Vii altz.
Sonatina.
Two by Two,
CONTENTS NUMBER FOUR.
VOCAL.
" W rri r Bold. Seymour.
”.2 [Atld €Vithout a Storm The tinny Goblet.
[[01 Ni ht. Peaceful Night. The Old Dalton Bucket.
iii lash Ms . The Minstrel Boy.
Hold My Bari}. Then You‘ll Remember Me.
I Dream’d a Dream, The Land o'the Leal,
My Arline. The Gypsy Cflllnwfl‘i,
”’ 0 (Will. “m“ ill." lili‘i‘i’ml Pl r
. I l "k 8.
3233.; p Within h Mile of filnhom.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Desidekio. Bright Eyes Polka.
anvent Bells. Danw Escwcais.
CONTENTS N U MBER FIVE.
VOCAL.
h J us. Let the Dream A sin,
Colliiycmfszgl medic. Onlptn lice her issue Again.
Comln‘ Thro' the Rye. Ole .‘iokerliemus,
Dublin Bay. ilock’d in the Cradle of the Deep,
Hark. I Hear the Angels (Idling. The Heart Bow'd Down,
Bel Mother. Guide his Footsteps. The Lost Chord.
gs ppy Moments.
J to Thee I Come.
L by.
Tile Pirates' Chorus.
The Sword of Bunker Hill.
The Lord's Prayer.
Turn Back Pharaoh's Army .
INSTRUMENTAL.
ili'olii‘ii’ 512‘ lValley. Mawnrks. ilrii'scc'ilklilfiigm
CONTENTS NUMBER SIX.
VOCAL.
Bonnie Charlie. Larboiird Watch.
Down at the Cross. My All: Countrle.
i’w‘fnfi‘y‘i‘h‘i’ifl“ $13.? chlamttne Mill.
I
groan". thstl bwelt in Marble Balls.
in the Gleaming.
Br
e .é’l'he Old Folks.
leott.
INSTRUMENTAL.
St. Allians liranil Mari-ii.
ggnlci‘hgeo‘bivnm. . The Turkish Reveille.
CONTENTS NUMBER SEVEN.
VOCAL.
, . W! n we iioar it e Music Rin in .
gaggforilogeo‘nli. Thllielallui! Ones alt Home. K “
Take me cme. l's‘ll l-loon be (tannin “HT
0h. Are ye Bleeping, Maggie. e Klaus! me and i new 'tviui Wrong.
Bird ails“) n lager.
N M II I v “I l' NYOI'.
in the Starlight. i Come to Thee,
Babbldze. Why do hummer illlsee Falls,
INSTRUMENTAL.
Pearl Dew lro . iioccsclo Mari-ll.
gagusnleyflotsclsha‘iter Waltz. Don Juan.
CONTENTS NUMBER EIGHT.
VOCAL.
' . fill .nt Ni ii.
A Lilli: awill“; Th; Hvinggalld the “laser.
a Bird in Hand. The Brave oln on.
"some” inseam
i'vs flomethl onset to Tell You. would Yu‘u.
Oil in the lull y Night. Waitin .
90 i can Wait. When at ll we Meet Again.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Bohemian Girl. Pure In Show.
Joys of Spring Waltz. Regimental March.
CONTENTS NUMBER NINE.
VOCAL.
the Lilies. The Beautiful City of God.
. Th Clrl N tic dswtieFlell.
"a cesium m”cnln‘~’."wiii. . '
3:... Tender and True. ‘1,
“file at as. m llo. l_
g 1 Baby. not Toni ht.
“fir Chore Bell. diminish la batheredun.
Best gg's Wt guises Bled.
INSTRUMENTAL.
bins liars Home sweet Ruined
mtm Ne h'lscarpoletie.
DID YOU EVER DREAM
at tlissweelsstsosgsotallnatlonsmords‘and music, ole nt
Mmmmw Basra CENT EA 1'
. line
are you
hessaeenstomedtopsyingtiflrtysont cent-miller snohsongsl' Oomeor
ssudstonsstothebumanofloeasdget‘l‘hsm. . ’
line coupon and ill tame Each Pan.
a anemia-same
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WWI.
. Wines-tease.
Qvi‘l‘o. header. Aug. Yin-Till liens-
dcl-isn senate has rejected thetxsstyot de-
limitation with Peru. The population is
usitedand is favorableto war with Peru.
Lennon. Aug. l‘.‘.-—The ccrrespendent
of The Times at Lima, Peru, says: Panel.
dent Caceres informs me that he has sent
re enforcement: to the northern provinces
to attack the stronghold of the insurgents
and that be his doing his utmost to check
the revolution. it the insurgent succeed
in misting the attack of the government
troops, the situation will become serious.
Should the rebellion be suppressed. the
president says that he will propose the
adoption of measures to facilitate immi-
gration with avlew to the development
of the country's agricultural districts.
President Caoems attributes the deplor-
sbis financial state of Peru chiefly to the
prolonged _ itiesl disturbances. He says
that the p t outbreak has been dirti-
cult to snppreils on account of the humor.
one small groups of insurgents which are
scattered through the mountainous dis-
tricts.
Advices from Trujillo, North Peru, con-
firm the reports that the district supports
the insurgents, who are well supplied
with arms.
it is reported from the southern frontier
that Chile insists upon the disarmament
of all I’eruvians in the province of Techs.
It is also rumored that the rebel leader,
Solares, will come to Lima and submit to
the government.
in a light at ()roya on Saturday the in-
surgents lost 70 killed and woundel and
the government on killui"’)(i wounded. .
Trafllc on tho (lruyii ..lwny hue been
restored. .
THE EZETA CASE.
Ills Arrest Delayed by a Consul Who Is
Loyal to the Refugee.
Sills FRANi‘iSf’ll, A ng. l7.——New and un-
expected complications have arisen here
in the Ezcta case. it became known that
warrants for the arrest of the refugees have
been trlSan Francisco since Tuesday, but
owing to dissoilslons among the local rep-
rosentutves of the government of Sun Hal-
vador the documents cannot be served.
The gunboat Bennlngton continues in
the meantime to cruise oil the heads be-
yond the three inilc lliiiit, while be low-
yers who are representing the San h‘nlva-
dorean government are ondesvorlng to
patch up the attain of the local consulate.
The trouble hero is due to the fact that
the consulsblp is held by a man who owes
ills appointment to ex-i’resldent Ezeta and
is still loyal to the deposed president,
though the new government has recogv
iilzcd him as its oilicial.
Carlos Yriilgoyeu is the local consul.
Nearly three weeks ago he left San Fran-
cisco suddenly and went to New York.
and it is said now that his purpose was
to meet cx-l’rusidont Ezeui when he
should arrive there.
Lynching 'llireatsned In Philadelphia.
Pmmusinma. Aug. l7.—~Dnvid C.
Wlsemau attacked Nellie Davis, aged 20
years, on the street, dragged her into a
vacant lot and attempted to assault her.
The girl‘s screams attracted a policeman,
who shot at Wiseninn and drove him
away. Wiseman was afterward captured
by a posse of citizens, by whom lynching
was threatened. Wisumnn. in an agony of
fright. begged the policemen to shoot him
rather than nllow violence. lie was tinni-
ly lodged in jail.
shot Women and Children.
Sauna. All... Aug. 7.——.\‘atlmn Pol-
haiil. colored. shot and killed limit-go
Phillips at Mmlon Junction and escaped
recently. Ho returned Thursday anal wont
to the house of a negro that he was jealous
of and not finding him at home opened
tire on the family. ’l'wu negro women and
two children were his victims. The wour
an and one child are dead, and the other
two are not expected to live.
Getting “'Maky Out of "and.
L‘nil'aoo, Aug. iii—Tho movement of
the Whisky trust to get as much as possi-
bio of its product out of bond bellm- the
new turifllnw, with the increased duty
on spirits. goes into etloct was extended
to Chicago. Within the next ill hours,
unless the trust changes its mind. not
loss than 4,000 barrels of whisky will be
taken out of bond hero and the tax paid.
Last 0! the Cnxeyltea.
Will-iiiisorml, Aug. l7.——’l'llo lnst rein-
nant oi the several coillinoilwml armies
which have been canipdli about Washing
ton has been sent out of town. 'i‘hom
were lib men, and though their homes (“‘1'
in ('onnectlcilt and Massachusetts. trans-
portation was furnished only toNcw York
city.
l'asst-agrr Train Wrecked.
ALul'oi'liilol'l-t. N. M, Aug. l?.-—A
passenger train going west on the Atlan-
tic and Pacific railroad was wrecked by a
washout ntl'liboro. The engine was ditch-
ed. James Norton, iiroiilan. was killed.
and William Norris was seriously injured.
“mint-In Tennis Champion.
MAI‘IJ‘JVUUD. N. ll., Aug. lit—W. l2.
Millie of the Milne vottngo defeated Park
of tho Wuurilliok llonso in the tennis
tourilniiloiil. thereby winning the cup llllil
championship of the mountains for an-
other your.
00on the l'opullsts' Idol.
(‘ol.i'.\ilil:s 0., Aug. l?.-~’i‘llo Populist
state convention was culled to order ill a
grove west of the city. .I. H. Corny, the
orlglnnmr of tho oolllltlnilwml army, was
tiiu liull Oi lilo occasion.
Lacrosse at (lgdsnsburg.
(lllllzwslll‘iiu. N. V. Aug. lit-«Thole-
crosae illilil'll played here between the
Shamrocks of Montreal and the (Inpltola
of Ottawa, the champion teams of (fana-
(lii, was Won by the latter.
Illinois Minors“ t'llrllto till.
Hl'mso Vammv, lll!.,Allfl. 17.—-'I‘hellig
strike of minors has ended by an agree.
ment between the coal company and the
strikers as to tennis. ’i'bo illi'u Piliilliuli
work next Monday.
Junior Mechanics Celebrate.
Asnriir Pauli. h”. J., Aug. l?.—~—Flilly
20,000 excurslnnlsts arrived here to take
part in the demonstration of the Junior
Orrin of ltileflinitrd American Mechanics
in honor of American day.
Died on a Train.
momma, Ann. 17.»«Wlillmn Fuller of
New Baltimore. Green county, this state,
died suddenly on a Delaware and Hudson
railroad train nem- Whlivbnll.
mm Tents at Firmly "ooh.
Savoy "00K, N. .l.. All“. l7.——l\t the
dynamite gml linilory satisfactory tests
were mm]. of on“ vi the if. inch guns,
which has a length of to loot.
was was
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1894. ,
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rs lair”
Journey to Gray Gillies Made as
Comicrtdbly as Possible.
session simmer mt acorn.
lir. thslaall ls sunning Ira-a leisu-
aud overwork—Ila May hay Away Los-
gsr Than a W's-3.4M! on a Lighthouse
Tender.
Buzzsiln's Bar, Aug. l7.—-Presldent
Cleveland's stay here will be aweck at
least, and may be more. Therelsno doubt
that he needs the change and the rest
badly.
The president’s visit, at Gray Gables is
the result of his physician's advice. He
has been in poor health for some time,
due to the heat and the large amount of
business he has had to dispose of. His
duties, always onerous, greatly increased
within the last few weeks, while the tar-
“! bill Was in conference, he being daily
engaged with the managers of the bill in
both house and senate in discussing the
chances of the Wilson bill to pass and
urging its supporters to stand firm.
Dr. O'Keilly of the army, who is at-
tendlng Mr. Clevlaud. found that the st-
tack oi malaria developed as a result of
overwork in conjunction with the inn-
larlsl influences sold to be particularly
prevalent in the vicinity of the W 0
House at present. Knowing that the pres-
ident would be disturbed if he remained
in Washington and that business would
come which would need‘ consideration, be
adivsod him to leave for ll few days’ rest.
Massage Treatment In the Train.
As soon as the train left Washington
the president reclined on a couch and um
derwent ii collstuilt treatment of massage
at the hands of the physician until Phila—
delphia was reached.
lie made the journey from Washington
in the private car of President Roberts of
the Pennsylvania railroad. At‘il‘lluilng‘
ton. Del. the car, which lied been in the
rear of the train, was moved up to the
forward part of the train at the request
of Dr. (l'iiciily ill order that the president
might havens short awalk as possible
when he got out at Jersey City.
A dispatch was sent from Philadelphia
to Station Agent N. L Kletor to have a
squad of policemen on hand to guard the
president. The message was sent in ac-
cordance with the president's wishes, as
Mr. Cleveland is constantly apprehensive
of annoyance from cranks.
The i'nlied States lighthouse tender
Rodgers had been ordered to Jersey City
to wait for the president. and she steam
ed up to the pier of the Adams Express
company. just north of the Pennsylvania
station.
Mr. (.‘lcvelunll left the car, being assist-
ed by Dr. U'ilellly and Captain Evans.
lie locked tired and worn. and he moved
with a slowness suggestive of extreme
physical wenriness. Ten Jersey City po-
licemen. lnuilediatcly surrounded the
president. luriniilgasort of hollow square.
with clubs drawn to repel turltl cranks
who might not be satisfied with i'Vory~
thing )lr. Cleveland had done in Wash
lngton. They proceeded to the big pus-
soiiguri‘iovutur, and Mr. Cleveland. Cup‘
thin Evans, llr, O‘iicilly. the Jersey City
poiii‘eilll-n and three tars {ruin the light-
house ibnilor, carrying baggage. all do»-
FCElltlt‘ii lo the gl‘olllld‘limlf‘ili the station.
where (he lilill'l'il was taken up {or the
wharf where the lighthouse tender lily.
Off on the lingers.
A curious spectacle tho pr: iol‘ssiim llllldi'.
Mr. Cleveland sought to lrccpas nearly
in the center of the squad of polloemrli as
possible, ills precautions were absolute-
ly unnecessary, ili‘llllll'ie loss than ll dozen
persons around tho station outside of his
immediate bodyguard knew the president
of the l'llliod States was lllmut. No vio-
lont persons were to be soon. Nouns tried
to molest him. The president wore a
brown snuff colored suit und brown felt
hat to match. After he had boarded the
iiilel‘l‘s‘ he was asked if he would slim
the tsrlll bill. but ducl’lnrd to answer the
question.
Mr. Cleveland proceeded in the light
house tender around tiw lumerylmll up
the East river. it was rnpllrtwll that he
would spend the night lit the illillh’u of E.
i‘. Benedict in (in-ellwil-li. ( unit, and
would prom-ed till-ill'c to “my (tables on
the yin-ht llnelllli.
Secretary Tliurlu-r'a Statement.
“'Ahlilh'til'ilh‘. Aug. l7,-l’rlmlc Scorc-
tary 'l'hlirbl-r yesterday made the follow-
ing authorized statement:
"The president left this morning for a
few days’ absence. under the advice of his
physician. in the lumen! shaking oil an
attack of iiiainrln, from which be has been
suffering for several days.
Yesterday tl
attack (‘liilllinllll‘li in lever. but fit:
was under control this morning. Dr.
O‘iteilly. his physician, expresses no doubt
that. ii few days of salt air and rest will
rocuwrnto the president siltllclenlly to ro-
iiew his otllclul duties, and howill return to
Washington by the middle of next week.
He has gone to Gray (tables and Is accom-
pnnll-ll by Dr. ()‘llriiiy"
Til-t Fails! Prise Fight.
l’i.A'r'rl-\im"rn, Nob, Aug. l?.-—'i‘hepre-
liminnry hearing of the wophi charged
with calming Lill‘ (lentil of l’iigillst Fletch.
l'l‘ Robbins ililli lilth being neonasortl-s
llll'mill was Ill-gun bore. the witnesses be.
lilg molly of those Willi attended the light.
The licvvloplllmlls Wi‘i‘O damaging to the
(iffl‘lllllllltri.
Killed a Fruit Messier.
'i‘unv, N. ii. Aug. l7»~.lohll Nuunan,
aged H, was shot by Charles A. Worden.
son of the high school proiilasor, and died
within an hour. Worden, who is but in,
was cullwmlrlilg in drive away a fruit
dospulllng gang. lis surrendered totlu'
police olllelols.
A Tillman Man Nominated.
(annulus, S. (2,, Aug. lit-«Tho reform
convention ilomlnntl-rl John liar-y Evans
for governor and Dr. ’l‘lllermnn for lien-
tennlit governor. Evans is only in years
old. is the timber of the dispensary law
and a politician of the 'l‘iliiimn school.
Governor Morris In Camp.
pr bosons, Conn, Aug. i7.-~(.;07‘
omor Luann ll. Morris, who is in setup
with the Connecticut national guard at
Nimtlc, accompanied by his stall, was
given a reception and hop by the guests
of the Fort Griswold ilollso.
interstate Nicotin- Contest.
Ril‘llMl’iKIl Mo. Aug. 17.-—Tho inter-e
state shooting contest of the Richmond
Gnu club grounds was finished. The
state individual championship was won
by 1’. h). Wobbur of this place.
Live Bird Shoot.
linnioi'r, Aug. l".~—ilichnrd Merrill of
Milwaukee won the international chain»
pionsllip in the live bird about here.
m wilt- ,.
‘WiLL’ acumen batman. ,
‘flrlh. con. iii Mind fluv- Question. ‘6
' A». sum. ‘
Chicano, Aug. l7.~—’i‘be strike nomads.
slon continued its investigation here to-
day. The commission has the power to
summon witnesses, but cannot compel
them-to answer questions. Tilers is no
doubt that George )1. Pullman, Vice
Melons Wickes, General; Managers
Egan, St. John audiothor corporation oili—
ssss~will be called. Whetiwr they will
testify or not is quite another matter.
‘ The wnditlon of ilfuut the eillpioyees
at Pullman will be pam- into at length by
the commission. The filall'lllfllllli by all
the witnesses lltltild [lid-6 for that the
wages paid by i'llliillll'l w l‘\‘ il'll stilli—
cient to kt‘cpiileiili‘il fl’tllil .czl. : mini: llilll
that this was the oxoun.‘ ui lll'l: boycott
makes it necessary for the ellillilllsslou to
investigate this [lllflslll ol lilo» ms ,
Chairman ilnuillc-ite oi" li‘l: i’..l:lnun
strike coiniilinaioll wzl< ml the llllilil’wi
stand. He showed ti liiilil‘ wt 1! v i’liiiillllll
coiilpany's wages and claim :h:lt wages
had been cut ill) per cent iii the lllsl two
years: Mr. Helitlli'otc also 4.'.‘2illbl!e.i what
he claimed was it blacklist issued by the
i’nllillan otlic‘lllls, requesting other insti—
tutions to refuse to employ the men whose
name uppl-nrell thereon.
CORBETT'S TERMS.
Says Flt zsiinmons Must First Challenge
the “WHO.
THESTUN, Aug. lit—Champion James
J. (‘orbctt and ilub b‘itzslinmons, lilo
middleweight champion, are both in this
city, and mutual friends have been try-
ing unsuccessfully to get them to meet
each other. Corbett said that he would
not accept it l-llullelige from h'lttzsimlnolls.
who. the cbniiiplon said, was looking for
cheap advertising. li'itzsiininons, he udd-
od, must ill‘n‘l :il'llii an open challenge to
the World. and if no Otilul'li' ucccptodlt
then Corbett Will take it up, but not cth«
orwise.
Captain (illiri. manager for Fitzsl'ril-
inons, says he is anxious to arranged
match with l‘orbetl. but denies the pub-
lished reports that $2,500 had been sent to
the Olympic chill of New Orleans us Ll fl :-
felt for n llliilt‘il with Corbett. He still 9
however, that the money is ready to be
sent on whenever Corbett says he will
cover it.
KIDNAPED HER.
A Wild Tale Which Comes From the Ten-
nuawn “contains.
('llA’l’l .ixlmm. Aug. 17.-—Mrs. iii-nry
Gentur, wife of o. well known farmer liv-
ing on the Tennessee river seven miles be-
low this city, disappeared in a very niys<
terinus maxim-r lilsi week, She finally
reappeared lirl ll ghost of her former self
and sells a startling tale.
She says iliul ’l‘ulu hillssingnlo, a young
mountaineer llsuplv infatuated with but,
at the point of .l platol forced her to no-
company llim to ll. vino in Sinai inoun
lulu. wherc be it"[ll her until she escaped
and Clllill‘ to link. vily. Mussingule has
lied to the willl~ uf Hindi ililillntilill and
is beyond iilllli' oi rupture.
[last-ball.
ln-lluiio (luiilee~ilostiin. Ii;
.-‘l. Louis. :3; New York. itl.
(,‘llll-agu. 2i. linltiilllire, lb;
Philadelphia. 17, Louis-
Nntilinzli
i’iltsblu'il, l
lirmlklyll. l,
('illi‘illnlili, l'l
ville, :l.
Kristel-ii l.wl.:llv lilimes-Wllkosbarrl‘,
i; Fpriilgllvlli is lFt‘Ullilli illulllil \\'ilke.~l~
barre. ll; >pl'lli2llvlii. l;l illilghiiiiltun,
ll. i’rllVllll‘lll'l‘. l‘.‘ lSi-Ciinzi umnol Bing»
h:iillt.in H. l’ruvldzrnve. ii Kim. 7; Scran-
ton, 1‘». .‘yi'm‘ll'i‘, 03. iiilll'nlu, ill
"I "as" Iirou Your Dog."
ill l-‘i’.\i.(l, lug. lT.—l'uulilo longer to
enlllmx llle brilllngsi illiiil‘tml upon her by
her husband. Emilia Kililllnekl commit-
ted suicide by inking carbollc lloid. lie
for.» taking the draft ~~‘lle wroteii letter
saying "i hut-u been your «log and not
your wife. Now it will i‘illl it seems
hard to part ii'rllll my i-llllllmn. Trent
tlloill llllllli‘lalltly {rum \Vilill. you did me. "
Fans-run i mil. .lrruaml of lus-emliarism.
Sill-ii. N. Y., .\ug l?.—-.\ the broke
out ill the resilience oi l‘. U. Tiffany hero,
and suspicion nl' inl-l'illi‘ilirlslll restedupoii
ll (filiill'l'ii cook nomad Morin Andrews.
Silo was arrested and on examination
“’ilelill‘lti for the grand jury. Silo says
she was cook at tho Willie llnnso llllrlilg
tin-wilelvuf l’rnsllicut (‘lol‘ciuild's first
adllllnlstmtlon,
“Halide-ring Fir-sling Arrested.
Klaus H H. Aug. lT.~—.l. M Logan.
is confessed iil‘t‘iiilg. was arrested here. lie
says he has been starting tires in various
towns all ilh'l‘l‘ the country for some yearn
He mentioned i’rnvlllunco i‘md ‘liol‘h ls-
laild. illa.. arc plants where he lillli started
his ilros.
Au l‘nfortunnte Family.
Ml‘h’l'li . (“lulu . Aug ilw-Mmlon .‘il.
Stallion. llgoll till, one of llli' best known
and wealthiest {Milli-rs ill the stilts. mot
death burn in precisely the same illullilur
Ila his four brothers. by falling from his
wngull limit under the wheels and revolv-
ing a fracture of the skull,
Mlstnlirn l‘nr “MD” and Mini.
Muller, N V, Aug. it‘d-Julian l).
l'lllrlo of Miliillll‘ was shut whilcllocr hum
lug lit l’luimillorn poml. having been lots.
tlllll'll for a liver by llillliilt‘i‘ hunter lie
mlvvlvml lili‘i‘n bill-kellot wuunlls. but will
probably room-er,
The PM" l-‘nnvnntllm.
.‘il‘N‘Tlf. i'onn . .llil: i7. w'i'lm snooml
tiny «it the l’elw- union (filiH'Oilliilll was
attended by fully llIJiUil people. and 'lVlll"
llmv llll'l‘llllll'l \wrv the largest lll lllu llis~
tory of lill' lilllull
round Infernal Machines.
lli‘ltMV. Alli: i7 ~~’l'lll' iillkflilln/J‘iill‘i‘
item-rill that lull-l nul llllilillllli‘n “’lli'llliiif'llV‘
oroli ill the dollllvllus of rnilny liiini'ltlllsls
who have been mmstmi in tllisl-lly recent»
ly.
Mrikara Arc llnymltlml.
(mam. Aug. l7i-llvor'.’,llllll llmll have
been formally discharged from the l'iliull
l'nciilo as it rvsnil of the grunt strike. and
others are being t‘l'lllm‘l‘il dolly.
Fireworks Killml Three.
Benin. Aug. lithll ilxplusiun occur
roll in n iimWHl‘lifi factory or ix‘niiioebcrg,
Three persons warn llilloli lillli sown in-
lured.
l‘ohllsrilrnl“nirvana “rs-l.
lillllmEi'lliiT. Hum. Alli: l7 ”Thanh
crane of’tlio Sixth (‘uniimllmlt volun-
teers ill-ill their rvuniom horn
John Quincy mini-lav Foul-ml.
Ql'is‘m', Muss, ‘luo. lie—'1}: funeral
of John Quincy Adam 4 tool. plum at Merry
Mount, his late: rwizlell/lu.
Weather Forecast.
Fair; northerly winds.
rv' ' a;
Palnlessiiiilialling all: Earl
G. F. BOUWQH
iiializell ill or Cocaine. ls"
Extra Charge.
Sets oiTeelh. $5 in Sill
Oillce hours. from 8 a."m. to 6 p in.
Dr. Bontwoll leusln a 1 para
in which renders t e ogegatloiiios: 13$
aligns as possible without injury. to the
LAUDER’S BLOCK.
4 to. Main St, ‘80. llorivslll.
mil in
HEN insuring your life be sure that
get a plain and definite contract.
not allow yourself to be deluded by estlm
Do not be misled by namee.—Tontines 8e
Tontlnes. Distribution Plans. Console. eto..
however skillfully disguised. all mean some-
thing indefinite‘and uncertain. Twenty. iii-
teen. ten yearels a long time to wait to lind
out what you have got. Ma y chan as will
happen in that time. Better now w at you
are paging tor when you start. All when
where y some are to gain what others less are
alluring and delneive, and upon this basis
Tontine and Distribution Estimates aremsde.
its possibl you may be one of the losers.
member t at the Connecticut Cellar-l
Life Insurance Co. is entitled to your first
consideration slucelt holdsa foremost lace
among the Liie insurance Companies or? this
(lonntry. and offers superior advantages in all
features of the business, together with Great
Financial Security. insure in the Connecticut
General Lilo Insurance 00. Every Policy is
a direct. still 10. and
Nothing is is t indefinite to be settled at
lure time. S. BJL’ROMMEDIEU, Ag’t.
1 Washington Street.
or Sim 7031th oil
liltilPT_Oi 25 ems.
[III/warm
‘ nunssstslmm, momma.” ,
thsician for Women!
MRS. Ni. ii. A. lillllfllilll
Can be consulted at her office.
342 Broad St, Bridgeport. tuna,
from 10 a. m. to '1 p. in. any day exceptSnnday.
The Doctor is a regular ph lots and for
the tsixteen years basin etheD EASE
of 'OMEN a specialt . Ladies culturing
from an dlmcult incl at to the sex can
consult r. Gulifor in the strictest confidence.
and with the assurance of receiving the men
skillful and scientific treatment known to
modern surgery and medicine. Home care
furnished tor confinement cases. Terms mod-
erate. All letters; promptly replied to. I.-
close stain . all“
COAL -
COAL
01d Company‘s
LEHIGH,
HAZLETON,
CROSS CREEK,
and other first claesfamily
COAL.
Our range and2beater
COALS
for family uselure carefully pre-
pared; all slate and dust remov-
ed before delivery.
BAlMllNll 8308.
SOUTH N ORWALK .
Willows
.3er
WATER POWER.
if you want your horse clipped quick and
clean. rail (in
W. M cQuhae,
58 North Main Stu
mil South Norwaik.
* “laden:
Made a well
it
‘.
IIDAPO
Till “I"
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"£11101?” ”3 AW“!
,
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Hum _ is M RAVE. Cures Ill
Scrflillmlfl‘afl‘l. Falling Mentor
Parcels fill-epicssuossjlghil Emis-
sions, elm. concert by past utilizes, flees v IMO?"
tn shrunken muslin. and quickly mt sure mmm
't ill I r out: . Basil ea in "in
punishml’rim 0 is. shrinkage. ills (bf ”with a
written glans-so to can as my .
let an on rim-pied drug int sell on any
{gm menacing,”
ii on "in; it a
hghss not until. we willsoml in mail upon
0
tunnemw um...“
"Mil ~Illf'fllli. “Gilliam,”
Knaranteed contract.,
a fu-
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