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edephe idasweil. liaotbettr. theein
the last practice garneiaet week. liiakey.
the silent than, was in commando! the
hereunder the charges! a number at
coaches. Jeers-e end Butterwortb. the
latter wearing a plaster on his nose. were
in their positions. Walter Camp will
give the eleven some points helcre the
item leaves ior New York.
It is now definitely decided that the
ieoulty will take no action for or against
ioetheil this week. That wee given out
today on the authority oi one of the main
bare oi that body. But he did say that
alter the close oi the Thanksgiving re.
near a meeting will be held in which
something will be done, and that. too. to
the consternation of the flulthall enthusi-
aete at Yale. The last practice'game oi
the varsity eleven will he held Wednesday
aiternoon. (in Thursday the teem will
rest, and on the following day will go to
New York ready for the big struggle with
Princeton. Twenty aubetitutos will be
taken along with the Yale team.
BRAZIL AND lTALY.
They Are at "tidal, and the Letter Threatens
a Save! Attach.
Waslna’orou. Nov. 27. — bathing is
known oillcialiy here oi the reported tron.
bie betwel-n ltaly and Brazil. which is
said to have reached a phase an acute that
Italy has threatened to send alleet oi VOIr
eel to Brazil to eniorce her demands. But
it is known irom unolliclal sources that
the two governments have been at odds
ior nearly a year owing to ademand made
by the llallan government for indemnity
ior the maltreatment oi a number at ltal~
in subjects and the destruction oi their
property in the course oi riots in Rio.
As nearly as can begnthered. Brniibas
admitted some degree of accountability,
and the question at issue is one oi amount
oi indemnity rather than oi principle.
This is not the first time in the course oi
the negotiations that Italy is reported
to have threatened a naval demonstra-
tion. and it is assumed that the threat is
renewed at this time owing to a belief
that Brazil is in a disturbed condition as
a result of the change in the presidency.
and that the new government may he
the more easily influenced to take any
step to preserve the country irom outward
attack. lint irom the last reports the
new Brazilian government is in much
better position to resist any unjust de-
mand than has been generally supposed.
Fighting a fiehmaitcache-r.
Blumsroitr. Conn . Nov. 27.——Tbe
Newtown school war took another turn.
Last week Miss ltyan. the l7~yoarold
teacher who was iorcibly ejected irom
the Gray's Plain school by the faction
led by Fchool Conimltteeman Winton. ee
cured an injunction restraining those op-
posed to her irom further molesting her.
which was considered a complete victory
ior the board oi educatidn. Now the
anti-llyanitoa have opened anotherschool
at their own expense. installing two teach,
are. one oi whom is a grnnddoughtcr oi
Mr. Winton. and Miss ilyan has but two
scholars.
lire-r \t'ianimi In Verrorlwlia.
Sannxsr LAKE. N. ii. Nov, ill—Um
eral Hernandez. minister oi war oi \‘en
eznelawho has taken up hie residence at
Lake Placid for the winter. has been re
quested by his government to ask permie
aion oi the New York state authorities to
ship ten docs and two bucks irom the
Adirondacks to Venezuela. There are no
red deer in South Americu. and the Von
ezueian government will introduci- them.
One l'hilutlmarr Shun-ts Another.
Plintulrtlmihl. Nov. :7.~\\'hat will
probably protu- a fatal shooting niiray oc
curred in Chinatown. l.oe liong Quong,
who keeps a grocery at am; Hm. gtgaag'
quarreloii with lieelhm Yong. a laundry.
mun oi Pine and TWP. ll streets. Yung
tired four shots irom u pistol at Quong.
One at them lodged in his head. and
Quong is dying at a hospital. Yung is
in custody.
To “'Ipe- Hut the ('ook (Being.
i‘oirr i-luml. Ark. Nov. ill—Marshal
Crump returned irom Washington and
leit immediately for Muacogee. l. 'l'.,
where he is today holding a meeting
with Marshal hchieater, with aview to
concerted action against the outlaws.
The understanding is that the Cook gang
is to hewlpi-d outwith wincbeesera at
once at the cost. or the government.
The lmtiena Hair.
Pilll.Aiilll.i'lllA, Nov. ill—The Ameri
can line steamship lndlana. t'epteln
Townsend. from Liverpool. has arrived.
just one week overdue. and the iriende
and relativea oi her passengers and crew
are rejoicing.
tine Wilson insane.
Ctsvnmuu, hiov. tit—fins Wilson. the
well known horse trainer and drch-r. is
insane and will he sent to the Northern
Ohio asylum. It was Wilson who drove
Temple liar to victory and e 2: 17 mark.
TELEGRAI5HIC TICKS.
Francla Koseuth took the oath oi aile~
glance to Emperor Francis Joseph.
The residents oi Mun-egos, l. 'l‘.. have
oilered a reward oi thrice ior the arrest
oi Bill Cook and hie gang.
hire. Catherine Meyer. wife at P. 1'.
Meyer. ltichard kaer'e real estate pert-
ner. died suddenly In New York.
Rev. Madison (3. Peters is going to
writ-shook on life in the metropolll.
which he will probably call “New li’ork
inside Out. "
A comely women oi the unfortunate
class was iound murdered in a frequented
thoroughiare, lloilaudqi'lllae road. Ken-
elngtcn. London.
Chiei' Sargent of the locomotive five
men is looking for a change at beacon-r
terl ior hie order. which is now located
at 'i'erre llaute. ind.
The market commissioner of Reading.
Pa. bee leaned a notice that on and after
Jan. 1. little. bakers will be required to
sell all bread by weight
in Detroit Judge swan. lathe United
Btetee circuit court. decided to quash
nine oi the all counts in the indictment
against enlieuk Cashier II in.
Victoria has shown esteem
cf the oungltueateusserbyeppelnting
tiar’ silken-seat nearer
”Hummus
ram munitions
most may, it itinerant.
lfllyetetunWbeieysllelawIlhAk
her-Minstre- nurses-news
aedeWreck-lekertastsaeeeslieser-
aenCe-uehabyllhhntetde.
.8“ Your. Nov. 81.-—'l'heee are
good
reason ior believing that Samuel C. .
Seely. the bookkeeper who aeeieted in de—
frauding the fihoe endlaatherbaukcl
”th will be in the custody at the po-
lice within the next til hours unleeehe
should die meantime. that he had de-
termined to surrender himseli .to the eu-
thorltiee and to make aciean hreeetoi
his share in the robbery. .
ii the word oi a well known physician
can be depended upon. nicely ie within :50
miles of the city hall. and he has not
been much further away then that at any
time since he disappeared over a week ago.
The fugitive is broken in health and
spirit. according to his physician. and
gay have but a few months oi liie leit to
m.
Lying upon a bed in an upper story
room oi the house in which he has iouud
refuge. this physician says that Beely
spent a good deal at time ycetctilny pre‘
paring e etatement by which he erpecte
toahow that hewee only a tool luthe
hande oi others, and that persons more
prominent and better known than l-‘red-
erlok liakor. hie dead couiederete. profit?
ed by his atealinge.
l-‘tw oi the Conspiracy.
From hints dropped in the presence oi
his physician the latter has been led to
believe that there were really live per
sons actively concerned in the conspiracy
to deiraud the Shoe and leather bank.
and that one at leaet of these occupies a
high position socially and financially.
'l‘wo oi the five were linker and Seely.
and two others. according to the state.
ment to be made by finely, are connected
with big banking houses. .
Scely had. it is stated on good author.
ity. intended surrender himaeii last
nluht. lie had believed that he would be
able to complete his statement by that
time. but he has broken down under the
strain uppn his nerves. -
Physically and mentally he is said to
be a wreck. ‘llie hande tremble ae ii with
palsy. lle himseli believes that be has
only a short time to live. and his physi-
cian says that he looks like a man in the
last stages oi consumption. He has hard»
>.\\ll‘l{|. o sci-in
ly tasted food since he line been in hiding.
lie in quoted lku having remarked oi him-
seli that ho is hardly thirk enough to cast
a shadow .
lie can only sleep under tho iniiucncc
oi morphine. the physician says. and at
hie own request it is frequently adminis.
terud to him.
The statement that be is preparing
will. it is told. deal with the deialcatlon
irom the beginning. tell how he was
tempted and the man who tempted him.
and set forth how much of the money
went to the other conspirators and how it
was used by them.
The claim will he made that much oi
the money was used in investments in
the west and northwest. and that more
money was wasted in n fruitless chart to
make these investments pay.
It is said that acme oi the money was
invested in the business enterprises oi a
man who is now serving out a eentcnce
oi imprisonment for embezzling. and
that at the time of his arrest the conspira-
cy against the Shoe and Leather bank
was on the verge oi dl every.
lieltor'a t‘ier" II i'rimr.
liow the the?“ w
period oi nine years
will also be explain
tional allegations will
connection.
Heeiy admits. it is said
first his intention to leave the country.
it wee pointed out to him by the iriend
with whomhe sought reiuge that eecem
was next to impossible. and then he do»
oided to surrender himself. throw himself
upon the mercy oi thalourt and tell all
he knows.
lie is not without powerful friends. it
is said. and some oi theee have hurled
themselves with the matter oi arranging
to secure ball for him when be given him
sell up.
Meantime new revelations are being
made as to the wide and varied scope oi
lieker'a scouudreilem, Stealing athlrd
oi a million from a bank. it seems. wee
only a detail. ile robbed estates and
clients as well.
And last oi all. this extraordinary crim‘
inal planned that his death should be con
sletent with his life. lie had stolen and
awindled and lied during iii) years of hurt.
neee activity. and when he iouud that
the meshes were closing fast around him,
that the game he had so long played with
the confidence of mankind was at and.
and that stripes and the state when were
before him. he laid a deep and cunning
plan toawindle insurance companies in
his death. ’
Pointing directly. for instance. to the
project oi suicide is his application to the
Equitable Liie Assurance association on
(lot. i for one or the policies which coca
alonelly are leaned waiving suicide as is
her to the claim upon the company.
Baker took out two each policies each ior
”0.000. irom the Equitable ”and made
application only last Wednesday. when
he knew that fieelyeither had lied or
killed himself. and that exposure was
only a question at hours. to the Connectt
eot indemnity association at Waterbury.
cone. twisstauen a policy- he led
eueeeetiel in getting in. tha Millie.
, WW
, it some eetlee-
be made in this
i
ii
i
l
.1:
sown that the authori-
ties are thorouahly prepared to stamp out
any disorder. We are not in ileum
where any petty chiei can issue a pronun-
aoento and rally any respectable aura,
oi people to his standard of revolt.
Armedbeudneveali theyeould beget
together. would not be permitted to come
to the capital. 'i'be masses at our people
are thoroughly disgusted at the idea
Theyere readytodyat eechcthera
throats, and it there was any ureeeeity
for it hundreds oi Populiets and Bepub
ileane would respond to the cell of the
civil authorities.
"Possibly the defeated candidates may
take the oath oi office wmewhere before
a justice oi the peace on inauguration day
and even go to the extent of Issuing a
proclamation as governor. but this would
be just as harmless and have as little
dent es the doings oi patients in insane
beepltale who imagine themselves crown-
rd he‘eda Merely pretending to he gov-
eruor la a very harmless otiense and does
at amount to treason under our iawe.
he report that the authultiea contour
plate arresting the defeated candidate ior
treason if he should take the oath of
attire and claim to be governor is without
any foundation. The state authorities
will deal only wlth overt acts or rceisv
ance of the constitutional authorities.
As long as the defeated candidate avoids
such violations oi the law he will be leit
alone in his glory."
MARCHING ON NEW‘CHWANG“
‘I'hc Jeanne Form Ara- l’teelslng on To-
"fiecond-lt is k
Yonoitma. Nov. 27.—lt ie oillcielly
stated that Japan will allow the American
ministers at Tokyo and Peking toeub-
mit the proposals for peace that China
The newspaper correspondent who was
reported to have been killed during the
advance on Port Arthur was a Japanese. .
it is now stated that the Chinese in. at
the battle oi Port Arthur was 3.000 men.
it. is reported that a large number at Chi-
nese troops lied on the night at Nov. 21,
a way at escape being specially opened for
them by the Japanese. Another mount
pays that during the hottest lighting a
portion at the Chinese forces tied to the
wanblps that were: held in readiness ior
the embarking oi the troops in the event
of the position becoming untenable. The
Japanese squadron tired upon and sunk
two oi the warships.
The advance guard oi Marshal Uyoma's
army—tho second Japanese army-has
started on the march to New—l‘hwenz.
lluring ‘ihe sir hours' hoary lighting
in the main attack upon Port Arthur the
defenders maintained a rigorous llrc» from
l'omer- “'ill Nut lntrrie-rr.
lil- am. Nov. 27—“ is onirially an
nounced here that Japan recogniies that
the linitod fitntva minute r at Tokyo.
Mr. Don. ien suitable channel through
which China can open up negotiations
for peace. _ The powers will not take any
part in the negotiations
ply remain spectators.
that China is in a position to pay the
Japanese demands ii the war ccusee now.
Japan to hold l'ort .\ rthur until her de
rounds are stitisilmi.
'i he destination oi the third .lapnneee
erpodltlon. whbh in now atloet. is sup
palm! to he Wei Hui.“ cl
They will aim
It is considered
“'riw "at -\\‘e-i TII reuirmsl.
Sinumut. .\'ov L7.~~Thd reportie con
firmed of the rupture at Port Arthur by
the Japan-van of the sperial correspondent
of Rumor e Telegraph company. The
Japanese suspected him oi being an oili.
car in the l'hlnese service.
been taken to procure hie ruleaee.
No t‘hlneec version oi the fighting at
Port Arthur has been received yet
It is believed here that a Japanese
army will land east of uni-noun. at-
tack that place irom the rear and utter ite
rapture march to Peking.
“(Mir tape at Work.
“Milli“, N Y . Nov. ill—An attempt'
was made by almot no citirene to tar and
leather one Hilbert Shaw. a disreputable
character living Just west oi here. Shaw
escaped. together with another man found
in the house. but the vigilante captured
two women. who were busily released
upon promising to leave the neighborhood
Iv‘rnrtr' tots-s For the War I'Invl.
Paton. Nov. 27.—'l“hc credit oi $6,000.-
000 irence asked for by lieneral Herein.
the minister oi war. on heheli oi the gov'
ernment in order to defray the expenses
oi the French expedition to hierlegeecar.
WM unaliy adopted in the chamber oi
deputies by a vote oi 377 to H3.
“flee-rial nit-son's Vol-oral.
Tm‘u. il..Ntl1 2.. ‘
Ices oi the late tienerai W. ll iiiiron,
soldier and rtaulsman. took place here.
Among those In attendenceet the Inside!
were Governor McKinley and hls'stali
and numerous state otllclela.
”The ionerel serr-
'I'tvvs Freya Killed by 3 Tall.
Mm" (films. i'a. Nov. 27.-—-llarry
and Eugene strollers. aged ii and iii
years. were picking real on the hehlgh
Valley treckamt iiowmenstown when
they were struck and instantly killed by
the milk train.
Mrs firtly Wants to Be- a lime.
Towsxna. Pa. VNov. tits-hire. Bank
lilrton Kelly ct licneadale haaauncuneed
her candidacy tor the unexpired term at
the total Myron it would. member at
congress iron the ll'iiteeuth district.
‘ Mother and "slid ltwrrsed-
Batrmonr. illov. Slit—lire. tlete Doe-
oven. with herl-yeerold daughter Ila.
ale. wee ietaliy burned at her home. 9700
Frisby street Waverly.
alumnae“. rendition-
Arnrvnurl. 8. 6.. Nov. 37.-‘l‘he coa-
dltieu of tiles Mary Stevenson. laughter
at the vice president. continues favorable.
”lat-(MW «a...
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m
rue Meant tones tit van
roe, lucamsoeatse.’
Mini-cheat.“ Ito'ill‘lbtttee
'l‘let ”laden—Dene let M.
'lth W—‘lhel’reeateed‘l’rwe Trade
”mufflers-ash.
Theetorekecperiacmgretnlatinghim-
eeli upon a slight improvement in his
.llllimmdhanecdelthadlycnough.
lie is thankful indeed ior the little re
viral that he is now experiencing. but
wonders why he is not doing the rush-
ing bruiinelte that he did in l892. Those
were the good old palmy days when
everybody had work and money to spend.
l
H9 l.
Hie store was always full then. and lil'
could go home at tho- rnoi of curb Wu'k
im-ilng commit with himsc-ii nil-l tin-
u'urlel‘nt inrm‘. lint how «iiii'lroilt but
his bikini-2s hwu this year? He might
hat:- tim-‘zmrgwl all his liulp, but krpt
morv immi- iimu ho llwdmi, partly out
of yyiuputhy and partly llfl’au‘t' ln- hop-
i-vi owry tiny that illl~lllc>it would itll-
p'rot'r. Manny and mzuly u iimv has hv
looked out of his i'llllll}' ~’t-nro and won-
ulo-rwi if no Would ln' :hillt' to pay til:-
month’s root and elitirllN wilvn tin-y ho-
mes-em
c. it n. nation's
iliiT run llElTEl
flouting. Steam and lee-Fitting.
l’la anti theet‘lrca lurk.
Hot Air llsetlllg.
[hens and estimates tarnished tar eith‘
not water. steam orbot air heating.
[it 8001’}! MAIN fi'l'
Raym and & Sons.
Saree-ore to (large ll. Raymond. .
furniture Dealers and Gt neral Funeral
:llircctors.
IS and till lain Street. nor-elk. 0t.
Residence, 8 Berkeley Plent-
l’elephone. 774.
Silillll illlliiiilli SAVINGS Bill
51. Washington street.
Open daily irom 9 to I2 a. m.. and from it»
3 p. m . and‘on Saturday evenings irom lilo 7.
‘1'] nterest allowed on deposits.
ALDES SOIMANB. Prest.
JOHN H. FERRIS. \‘ice-Prest.
JOHN ll. KNAPP. Sec. and Tree.
WINTER OAIII’Alflx
BUTTER
According to our annual custom we have
laid in store Delaware County Creamery
Butter. every pound oi which is warranted of
superior quality. We invite our iriends and
customers of past seasons who usually lay in
their winter anpplv. to come and inspect it.
The price will iv- fit' single pound: 3c for from
It to no lbs :252 ior 5) lbs. and over. Cash for
two last oiicre. .
A [er in in ayrup. We have a pure Sugar
Strupo grind iiavnr.dark in color. which we
offer at 7 cu per quart; 251' per neliun. A
ion jug and agal.on of this Syrup we at: at
350m.
Highland Full (‘reem i‘hcese. A winwr‘l
supplv. Finest in market. improves with
age. lilo lb. .
New Figs,
Few Dates.
New Prunrlls. 15c.
Siiwr Plums. lfic.
Caliiornia Dried Cherries. large. tine. cheep.
. l .
Pzillll‘ill‘lt‘ ilo- ind-slim :s liiill'lll'lllr m: b
now. but not much. 'l'ilut hit: inn-in in
tumor» that Wu: to follow tin- lizl-Z-iltgo'
oi .l Dom-wrath. in «- truliv iuritl' bili'll:L~‘
tint Yurlll'li up yrt 'i‘in- Pltlri'kt’"|’r is
still waiting for ll.
II “in "mid l'ur IIts-rylrsrsiy.
in infill, .zttvr ii yrur~ ui' irm trail“,
tin-r» VHF" l.;‘.l'.'."vll'l \t’lllkiilt‘li Pinyin)“
ml in our lliulluliil'illrlll: ituixhtrim. lil
i~2o till-y ilmi im-n-:i.~mi in moatmlo, a
min oi TlJlHH a yo or. in lbw thvy
llllllllli'i’t'il '.',Ilo,l'no, ul’ :iu till-ruzw- of
.‘mumo u _\‘~;tr. in lam» ilil'i'v our»
l.Il‘J.lHNi immhl o-illpluywl. :ln iin'r-uw‘
mi lililnum it your. :lioi in l\‘.l'.i thori-
tsrrv nwr 7~.l5“ll."llll littllll?‘ at Work, a
furtlo-r tum rm- oi or. r ilnlwml u find!
under [IrIlIl-i'llilll.
in mm limo Work-lb rv-m ire-ii $3M»
column in Ham's. or $13M! pc-r hand. In
ism) tho pay roll :tliinllilli'tl to $2.252.—
llilll,llill'l, wiilul in $45.3 ior i-vory man.
woman and child so olnploymi. in loll”
tiw wage corporal oi the country. under
Ilfi'ifl'i'lillll, had nearly iiihMiJliMLUiltl a
your inoro money to ”Wild than in 18th
under iron trade. This was gm! for
business. ior tuanuiacturo-na. nwrohauts
and storokoopors.
”ester “miller All at Them.
Tin-n- oun be no iiitlo- doubt that our
English and .‘t‘ntiinll manuiawturv-rs will
tit-rtw unmiticmhlr in-llviit from the now
tnrltY. Dumbo, the matter oi the jun-
trtnlo, th‘fl' tho-rw harl- lmou so many
failures lately. should also how ln-tivr‘
limos iii store. and ilw salut- may br-
nuici oi Lorrie, Halifax and Mnnchwtor.
ior thorn are month-robin rmluotiuusin
cotton mlmuim‘iurrs. tlmugh to n luster
extent than in u'mlone. The iron trade
will also participate in tho imprint-v-
lucid. and WI! billion that ill" i'nitul
Naive consul at iilun’guw exports that
ill" o-xpurt lrulio- oi lilac-mm. which
wont imr'k $2,000.01!" on tho [dosing of
‘bo .‘iv-Kmlwy out. will show an incmum
oi stimulation in hall a» mmpaml with
[Mist—English .‘a’utimml Ulwrvor.
Its-lei- tmnvl In ""II'I' Tillage.
A fit? oi forriirn ulmlo pil'kim roprw
some and in tho product and labor of
itiul't' than liaii’ in «lemon skilled foreign
workmen. lwiai-e of ordinary lab-Ir
Tho American etorrkwtwr uilo soils
those ism-lint pit-Mm cannot soil it pound
of marries to any mm of those skilled
or unskiilotlitm-ign iaimru-rv. but it they
were made in this country lino store-
ko-opor would is», able (Krupp y the men
who work in the American pickle ino-
tory. thus ilolping tho liturt'kcupcr to
build up in demand for tho products that
in- be» ior salon.
Alrulsl to rm It All.
The elimination of eugar imitation
raves to tha- Anwricnn temple nearly
"5,000,000 annually. «Bonnier lliil.
Why not hnt'l- “all!“ the whole cane
and added that tho imposition oi ad vu-
iorem tax on raw sugar added 860.000,-
000 tothc ”beaten oi taxation" dth
American Mia. making a net la to
the people“ “5.000.000. hsetdulnjur-
ing the producers ct diuretic aegui
(‘a iiornia Raisins. 3 and 4 lbs . J'oc.
bloodless raisins. (new) ifs:
New Citron. cheap.
Finridu iirangw. 20c. doz.
Reduced price ior lard. Sugar and Flour.
fitnlmd Honey pure and unadulterated.
irom New Canaan. in «mm and int Meson
jars; qt. weight about 3 lbs ; pint. l. ’ lbs. Prion
citiarts.fillcts..with .lur: price pints. I!) eta.
with jar.
Dibble &. tomsloci.
t. l.. liar llaleil & lianinill il.li.
JUNE 7. 180t-
ggms LIA" SOUTH NOBWALK Al
lithOWBi
Foe New team For: Nuw HA'II.
‘sihirl l3 Wash. er. {fit—i i5 ex..
ex" ex..
5 a i. er. it in no"
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