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The finest assortment of
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A Reply Made to the Lattcr’a
P Proposition.
OUR 3311' T0. “[110.
:he‘alauelauadrua OrderadtoA-enblo
utthaleaportulcflla’o Capital.“ I.
leadytu (live Will. to the United
“iltaleclogatioa—ndlraagerauelaroh.
‘I'oaro. Dee. ll—Poaeo nogotiationo are
prone-i g. The minioterof foreign af-
fairs has anded to United States linic
torDunacountor proper ition for trau
relation to United States Imhfinister Denby.
Owing to the impenetrabioeecreeyaun
rounding the negotiations. it is impossible
at this stage to discover the exact nature
of this count" proposition. but it is sup-
poeed to diner from Minictcr Dcnby'e
original proposition mainly in respect to
the amount of the indemnity demanded
by Japan and In the adoption of certain
other onerous guarantees for the faithful
execution of China's plcdgoc.’
, it is rumored that one of thoae guaran-
tees is the continuation of the Japanese
occupation of Port Arthur until the
treaty conditions are fulfilled. but it is
apprehended that such a demand may in-
v’olvc Great Britain. to which nation ouch
occupation would he obnoxious.
The: Slaughter at Port Arthur.
Lennon. lice. 3,—Thc correspondent of
The Timon telegraph: as follows from
Hiroshima: *‘l have just returned from
tho cent of war and had a conversation
with Viscount Muted Munomitzu, the
foreign minister, in regard to the pllmD-_
duct of the Japanese at Port Arthur I
‘ informed him that I had watched the Jap-
anese army cuter the town. The Chlneao
rcoiated to the last. I saw Chlm in
plain clothes. with flnarma concealed on
their persona. l alcc found explosive bul~
lots. The Japanbco reported that civilians
fired upon them from the houses, and
they therefore docmedit necessary to ex-
terminate them.
"The Japanese were further incited by
finding the mutilated romaine ct ,Ja‘pa-
nose priccnm Some of these prisoners
had been burned alive. i saw no resist
ance in the town: During the next four
days the Japanese pillaaod the whole town
and killed all-neat every Ill'tn. Very few
women or children were killed. Those
who were killed were probably killed un-
intentionally. I raw scores of Chinese
prlaonsrc pinioued. striped and shot. back-
ed with knives. ripped open, disembowel—
ed and dismembered. Many bodice were
partly burned.
"The foreign minister expressed him-
self as intensely surprised and grieved
Hitherto, he added, the Japanese army
had been admired for its humanity and
discipline. lie was unwilling to believe
it possible that it had acted acroportv
ad or to express an opinion on the subject
until a detailed oflirial report arrived
Meanwhile be authorized the to say that
he was certain the government was sin»
cerely determined to act on principlae of
humanity and civilization and was firm-
ly resolved to maintain the honor of Japan
and refute Chinese elandera I am eat-
failed that the government deairos neither
to conceal the truth nor to permit cruel-
tloa"
A Cbefn dispatch to The Tlmea says
that a Chinaman who escaped from Port
Arthur states that there were air generals
of equal authority in command there.
fine was from Shah Tong. another from
IiuNan. another from Szchueu. while
the other three were from Anhir. All
fought bravely. but were defeated by lack
of unity in their plans. All the troops
were thoroughly domoralized, and they
fled.
Two of the general: have arrived at
Chefu. One is still IJ hiding. Another
baa gone to Tim tsin where he runca
great risk of being beheaded. It to report
ed that the Japanese fleet is desirous of
taking a more prominent part ill the war.
The first was seen oil \\ eillaid‘ci. but
has now disappennd. Wei "at Will is
strongly defended.
The (Jhinoee fleet is still inside the bar
bar. ite enforcement: are being poured
in from the land side. General Chang ill
in command. lie in a brave and compo.
tent olllcer and in anointed by aorcral for
cigucra The Chincao people fear that if
peace is made the disbanded troops will
commit outrages. In ten dayc' time all
traflic northward will close. The Japa~
nose will have to act quickly if they in-
tend to attack l’eking.
The fact reliable report received in Che
In states that Japan haa informed the
American minister that she is willing to
negotiate if China cuoa forpeaca Thlc
China has dona so an armistice is likely
to be arranged
To l'rvrtov-t ”ruby.
WAhfllKii'th. flee .l.—The state and
navy departments are apprehensive that
the situation in China is very grave and
have determined to mobilise the entire
Asiatic amiadron at some point near The
rain in order that mariner may he landed
to afford prowl-tine to American lives
and interests near the points of the
threatened outbreaks.
Orders were issued today to Admiral
Carpenter. commanding the station, to
gather his fleet at Taku and there land
mariner to guard the lcgatlon at Peking
and the consulate at Tionrtsin and other
cities where a large number of Americana
reside. Admiral Carpenter's delay in
proceeding to Chinese waters was due to
the failure of a cablogram to reach him
which was cent the middle of last week.
This manage waa rent under the belief
that the Baltimore. his flagship, was at
Shanghai. but today it was returned as
undelivered
The ”ultimate. It scents. left the day
before the momma was sent and yester-
day nachod Nagasaki. where a mood
message was waiting instructing Ad
mlral Carpenter to loos no time in get-
tlag as near Poking ac pee-Iota Tho ad-
miral has replied that the Baltimore will
leave at once for Take. the nearest point
to Peking that she can reach. and that
orders have m seat the Charlotton.
Concord and i’otrol to join the flagship
there A detachment of probably lilo or
#00 marines will he marched the distance
of 70 miles tothe American legatica in
Peking and than wait orders from Min-
ister ilonhy. The rain will also be guard.
ed by a detachment of sailors and what
marines are left from the fleet.
Alarm for "or Marines.
'I'he dietanco from hagccahi. where the
Baltimore received the last calllecraln
from Secretary Herbert. to Take to about
700 miles. and under fast steaming should
be washed early on ’l'aoeday. The to
taiietfma thereto Peking makeover-
dithbellnediaaboutfourdaye
iogattos ekealc relictvc
other or Heml-
the many through w
if hereto “In icaatd ted papa-w
maram Ill “W'
all m whu would not halibut. to
attack the Baitimcro' 0 men if an uglie-
lug hormonal. ’i wn hundred marines
would be able to cope with 5000 chillers.
naval ulcers assert. but the chief danger
lieo in the fact that when Polling is once
reached all source cl supplies will he cut
ed. and their ammunition may be ex-
haunted
The agreement made early in the war
between the four great powers. by which
citizens are to receive the protection of
any oi the other powers when nocoaaary.
may result in a co operation of the en‘
.tlre naval force in Chinese waterc to at
ford ample protection to all foreigners.
The British fleet is known to have been
in the vicinity of Taku for some days.
and It is boilevui that all legationr have
given ample warning to the governments
and that instructions have been given the
fleet commanders similar to those sent
yesterday to Admiral Carpenter. There
is much regret that the American diaplny
to not larger. and many people here be-
lieve that step» should have been taken
weeks ago to insure a proper representa-
tion in order that every safeguard could
be given to our consular offices along
the vast seaboard of China. Our fleet now
consists of the Baltimore. Charioeton.
Concord. Patrol and the old side wheeler
Monocacy. (if these vessels the last three
can go up the Chinese rivers on account
of their draft to a point where Peking or
Tien-tain could be reached by short
marches. Peking is 80 miles from Taku
and Tina tain a little nearer. Takn will
be made the headquarters of the float
(II-Inn .tm|tia it Iiig lion".
Iii-Inuit. Dec. 3,—tfhlna has accepted
an ’Fn'glish" offer of at '5 pcrccnt‘gold‘ loan ‘
of “£00,000. A dispatch 'rom Vienna
notes that Japanese advice. to the end of
September allow that the war has been
less injurious to trade than was expected.
The rice crop promises to be from it) to
20 per cent above the average
MRS. W. W. ASTOR lLL
“he "an “ff“ In Ilollcniv- IIe-ulih For Some
Time and Is Mild to Ito \t’urlw Now.
NEW Yum-i. llec. 8.—lt ls reported
from London that Mrs. William \\ aldorf
Astor is quite seriously ill, although the
nature of her illness is not known here.
Since Mr. Astor went over to England
and entered journalism and politics
nelthcrvho nor his wife has returned to
America. and their friends here have
heard only occasionally from them.
A gentleman who is well acquainted
with the family said today: ' Several
months ago it was known here that bird
Actor was in delicate health and went out
but rarely. and I heard lately that she
was growing no better, Just what her
malady is I do not know."
Mrs. Actor's cousin. John Jacob Ae-
tor. was not in town, and no one could be
found who knew anything more definite
with regard to Mrs. Astor's illness
:tnquu-r Hank kalals'ioiiun.
Blit»lli{l.i\. llec. :l.—~Just|ce (inciting
of the Leo Avenue police court this morn-
ing was asked to issue warrants for the
arrest of ii. Austin Leltch. a former book
keeper in the Manufacturers' National
bank at 7-: Broadway. Williamobllrg. and
lsaac Moan. who resides in that district.
Those two young men are illlpllcated in
a bani. liol‘ulv .li..n that in many respects
is similar to the Show nml Leather Na
tionnl bmlll ntlolr The amount in this
instance. howl-wr. ill tl'llnll. totaling iii.
Mil). which the {\lllrlllfllrturora‘ hunk loses.
If") “union-r (:trlurrri.
I'l’VaMnlJ. l-‘la. lll‘l' 3. mAle' a
week of linnvalling effort by Sheriff bmlth
and bio deputies to capture .lohn Cricwell.
the boy llzurdorer. who had taken refuge
in a swamp ricer his home. dogs were
placed on his troll. null ill a rill)" tlmchc
corruption-d llo says that the killing
wan done in golf dole-um. but the fevtl
nlony nhowe llmt ho dcllbrrlltoly killed
bio l'ntlwr about u pet dog which belonged
to the dam] llmn.
ltnyal hunt-v full-- ~t. l'nlv‘reimrg.
ril. l'ul l:~»lrl in. line. :l «'l‘he Prince
of Wales. the [lube of York. the illng of
Denmark and Prince \l‘nlllelnar of Don;
mark. all of whom value here to attend
the obcoqllles of (‘iar Alexander and who
remalrml to Miami the wedding of Czar
Nicholas. have started for their homes
titrniur fits-tuner Arrives.
“liarilunmg lloc. ll ~Thc Neptune line»
steamer hut-lilo. ('aptuin Alliance. L‘il
day- from shields, l-ngiaud. and about
in den overdue. hat arrived. The tlovlno
had a hard light on her trip across the
Atlantic and value into port with only
the loss of her deck rails.
l‘wo Iluuio- ra l’rolusbly Ilmwnoll.
AllA‘ili ill’rr. llec. ll.——iicorgc (ior
nor and Frederick Myers. who have been
mining ainrc i'rlllxly. when they left
home- on a-hlmtlng expedition. have been
given up no loot. llerner‘e coat was
bathed up on Brigantine beach.
Jillrdrnd and linlllml.
r‘ilnmltlx, l'a. lion. :l.-—:4amuol Leg
gall. to minor cvllp‘oyeli in the Scott shalt
wall murdered at lanraeier Switch by an
unknown person. lie wall struck on the
hood With an or. and the skull was cflillllild
in it is believed tllllt robbery was the
motlvr of the murder.
Diphtheria at Evelyn Neilllmtvy.
l'lml'rzlm, \ .l . Dec. {lw’l'he state
board of health has placed the Etvlyn
Lndlcc‘ ac-lvlllmrv under quarantine. Two.
young loom or this Institution died of
diphtheria a‘ in a brief illness.
to! to l'ilm-a by Ilnihni “‘irr.
A\lli.lt.--il‘. lull . llcc. :l.-\l‘llllam lion
leis. our of the pi: boy» in the Ailwriclln
wire mil work- vvaa caught by a cell of
retinal. wim while at work and out to
places
linumllug Work at the bllgar Itotlnerlv-e.
lilmnm.» s “i'f‘. :i.—..Worll attire sugaru
roilnerlan which recently shut down in
the maul-m district has been resumed.
'i'tlla ilmltilflg lJilU men areal work.
ittmmrril’e Mourning.
ilmu iii, ller. t'._-l'rlnco Bismarck fro
qucntiy vlnlts the temporary nlaneolounle;I
at \ onto to which the body of his wtfola
was placed.
l‘alal Explosion of I‘mfle.
"tummy. lice :l.~'ihreo persons were
killed and no lmured by an explosion in
a furclte factory at (manila. .
Papal Encyclicals emu.
Boat. tree. I. “new to preparing
mongol-ale forhurth ndeoatbadee
Mum—m...
weather W
To make money rapidly. taco-o indepen-
Monumental!“ haebeou the
ambition of mankind alaoa tbodaya of Adaml
“am no how. and quickly.“ to the cry.
While the ways of lacking money are many.
aaduriethe meat mental. and that in
which the largest fortunes have been accurac-
lated. can be told in one word. Speculation!
In a measure we are all speculators. whoth~
or we buy merchandise which wecrpocttosell
atemfihhouate and lands which we hold
foran advance. or stocks. bonds and stain.
Butof all commodities. stocks and grain pay
the greeted profit. The values are better
known and you can always find a market. No
long tedious walla. perhaps for month! before
you realiaeaprodttas In the case of the de-
relopmaut 0' land.) but a constant and rapid
change in values. regietered dal y on the
“Ticker." and which if taken advantage of
lead to large gains. it is lmpoacible to set
forth in an article of this character. the ways
of speculating end the many advantages to be
obtained by a brokvr who is constantly on the
ground. suffice it to say: We have had a
large experience in the Stock Brokerage busi-
ness. and our book on stock speculation fully
explains in all its details the method of specu-
lotion.
We charge a commission of but 1-16 in the
execution of all orders. and where the trader
does not have easy occurs to the ma hell. we
give him the beuetlt of our experience by N -
aeptlug di vcretlonary orders. or in other
words. buy and cell tothe beat of our Judg-
ment for his account and profit.
We deal in stocks, grain and provisions in
lots of ten :11an and upwards on a margin of
from Blob per (rent... and all orders receive
our personal and prompt attention. Orders
canbecent by mail or telegraph at our ex-
‘gm omen. received more! in check-
and satisfaction guaranteed.
Correspondence solici’ed.
STANDARD 8100K EXCHANGE.
40 Broadway.
New York. N. Y.
Provincial Department. [loom ii.
1126 do:
FlTSl ’
BRACE UPl non’t LOSE counlcrl
Your disease is not incurable because your
physician has given you up. and you have not
rmelvrd anf benefit from the medicine you
havetrird s not any realon you cannot be
cured. We can MMlthely cure all kinds of
Fits. [tiling-t lc. Unnvnlalou or hpdri notlc. WI
uuartu- I'li'. A POSITIVE all) PERMA-
NENT Cl' I“. IN ALI. casino. We have
cured thousands. many laces of ionfi3 standing.
and mum up by doctors an iucnrab in our
Al eua Fit Cure" you will find a medicine
wetb has never failed mrflrct a speedy on
«9 bar k our guarantee with an offer of Still
to any person are cannot cure Highest bank
refr reucce Illinlahrd on application.
1 qt. bottle. .3 (l)- 2qt.. fill). ,
ALLEN MIDIOAL I0.
Walhlugton and Water Sta. Boston. Mace
LADIES
Suffwrtng from Retarded Suppressed or Pain-
ful Menstruation and all i wularitievl of like
na ure will find our FEMALE Potts an in-
fulliblel lire. The-y are entirely cafe and can
alwaysberelied upon for speedy relief. We
have yet to hear of a case where they have
failed to produce the desired result. A box
should be kept on hand at all timea to p ovide
for emergencies Correspondence confidential.
By mall. with fullrllreciions. securely real-
ed. '21!) per box.
ALLEN MEDICAL 00.
Washington and Water his" ltooton. hires.
nz‘tl y
P. J . F L Y N N ,
Plumbing. Steam and Gas Fitting
l08 WASHINGTON ST.
J. F. Flynn will have perwllallrllrtrgm of this
department.
Plumbingoverhunlmi and out in rim ulna
canitarymndition.
PORTER WATER MOTBB
Beet ln'the war Ill
1
Hall and gel private.
lull if
its irltlln Irv Erzlui llllplm it.
“till 31%!
look for
ofthe
the Sign Blue Bell.
Milt” All IIIIISIIIN.
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Public Nations are I created all Follows:
Wail street. - - l ‘emral (lfllce.
New f‘auaali .Vlw (' anavu Messenger.
'itowlu tun. E. W memo) & Co.
'vlnlilh Nurwalil. - - it. H. l' laicied
\Voa:purt. . W. E ”churn.
'Wlllon. V..ll a ll. it. it. 00.
‘lndloalco Auloulalll Hiatlon
at?
Periodical Ticket lnnnnncement.
Wears pleawd to inform the public of Nor-
walk and Vli"lllly’ that the i’erlmlll'al 'I‘It'llet
cyst/rm of advertising will be uluilmll-d for
anothrr year by Ill" lol' owing llulinvae boom
of Norwak and Mouth Nurvmlll. iiy using
l'vrlolllcnl Ticllnts (which not you nothing)
on all civil retail punt-nan of “Willa at these
stores. we wil l. on: roll the hithbr‘i’iptlfln
in any neonaparor finial". no for on than.
Holllle of your own ulllwllml. at puhllollura'
prior-.m- Mllli‘flt‘l’lm llllymwof mu- aivvrtln.
in firms for the atlllliillt due. M'tilflllll,‘ to
mllndliln iilflckt-l intuit.
I'LIAII alumna" run- rrt'um A!!!) rut.
mm ulrer hr reactant; AT molten tr “rial
doom ARI in: helium all the merchants of i
not accept them under other nirvnmetancu.
A m. r-uamrus will be mourn v r itlllliilillil
and are attains“!!! AlWll dram run.
[Mi’olli‘k'l'bil the following pawn only.
until lurthvr notice. .
redorlet bit-all. (‘Mifwillfiilh in Wall
nil-mt. Minimum-tun on show. Booth
Norwaltl- W.A Vncel. ‘heml at Wall
street. litivrealll .l. Arthur Pinnen iinokceller.
to all street Vorwallt' (‘omemchii
lolhiotsh Norwaik store only: Hatfield &
He‘ll l‘nrniiere and i create. all
air Norwal I' Dr ry ll a
tarpon. til Waclvlmrton «tract. Heath
Not-walk: ii. 8.llrown. Male and Shoes.
8 hflaln
Links“ will be accepted
M
on llrtrhaava of rdb<
. utilise. Mllllner.
coir-oath Norwalll.hlioo A «
street. South Norwalk. (no '
“but“!
a. i l. neutrons ..
nor worn nutter
ilumhlng. Steam and Bro-Fitting.
Tilt and Shoot iron Wort.
lint ‘llr Hitting.
emails and cstimatec furnished for either
out water. steam or hot air heating
to mtl'fli HIMA In H’lu
Raym ond & Sons.
Succeesorc to George Ii. Raymond.
Furniture Dealers and Gr neral Funeral
:Ilirectors.
48 and 48 Main Street. Norwailt. 0:.
Residence. 3 Berkeley Pineal.
Telephone. 77-4.
SOUTH NDBWllK SAVINGS e5“
' bi Washington street. u/l
Open daily from 9 to la a. in.. and from i to
ii p. m. and'on Saturday ev-ninge from 6 to 1.
Wintereat allowed on depoeits.
ALDEN SOIMANS. Frost.
JOHN H. FERRIS. Vice-Proof.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Sec. and Tre.
WI STIR CAMPAIGN
BUTTER
Acolrdiug to our annual custom we have
laid in store Delaware County Creamery
Butter. every pound of which is warranted d
z-uperior quality. We invite our friends and *
customers of past seasons who usually la in
their winter cupplv. to come and his it.
The price will be all: single pound: no for from
fiwfllibs.‘ 5: forwlbs. and over. Cash for
two last offers.
A bargain in flyrnp. We have a pure 8
Sr run of good flavor. dark in color. whichwc
offer at” i can per quart: 25c per gallon. A
lun Jug and a gallon of this Syrup we so at
Illicflic.
l'hland Full Prowl Cheese. A winter'-
supply. Finn-l in market. improves with
ago-.160 b.
New Figs,
New Dates.
New Prune-lie. lfic.
Silver Plume. inc.
lfigltliéfornia Dried Cherries. large. tine. cheap.
California Raisins. 3 and 4 lbs . 5c,
Headless ralsins. (new) live.
New Citron. cheap.
Florida Oranges. 20c doz.
Reduced price for lard. Sugar and Flour.
Strained Honey pure and unadulteratad.
from Vew(uuaau. in quart and int Ila-u
jars; qt. weight ahouiiilbe; pl’plntJ lbs. mm
quartn.5tlcta.. with Jim rce plum“) oil.
with jar.
Dibble &' Comstncll.
I. i.. line Halon i llamnlllll. ll.
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