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autumn-mura- I”
l'a-aa nu. ”la—Mary ("flan
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errom lice. tin—An gm...
of 'nm momma
Wes of
when of the honaeemumittesou hank-
lag and currency was held after the ad-
journment of the house ysstsrday. ass
resrdt of, whiehsarlyactlou looking» the
reporting of a banking bill in line with
the ethane presented by Secretary Carliale
iii‘his Incense was taken.
Chairman." Springer arid that M?!
Garllsis had intimated a desire to appear
before the committee himself and had aloe
mggeatcd the names of moral persons
whom it might be well for the «nominee
views. Among the names on the list fur-
niahed by the secretary were those of ex-
Secrctary Fairehild. Mr. Horace White
of the New York Evening Pint, Mr. St.
John of New York and Mr. Gerrrse A.
Butler of New Haven.
The members present decided to hold a
‘ meeting of the full comudttee next Fri-
day. when a mutilation will he offered pro-
viding that an invitation be extended to
rlecmtary Coriisic and Umnptmller Eckels
to appear on Monday and Tuesday respec-
tively and to the other gentlemen suggest-
ed by Secretary CM'HQIO to appear on the
remaining days of the week. An effort
will be made to close the hem-lugs by tho
15th inst, and sounding to one member
of the committee immediate work on the
preparation of a bill will be begun.
In House and Senate.
- The senate showed its first signs of ani—
motion, and. although the mien lasted
only a short time there was time enough
for several brisk debates. Mr. Vest’s efforts
to secure a change in the rules in order
to expedite senate business was the chief
event of the day. The usual dullness of
a discussion of rules was oflset by the prev-
alent feeling that 'a closure rule would
have much to do at this p'urtlcldar time
with pending tariff bills affecting coal,
iron and sugar.
.liir. Vest was frrmerly oppmod to clo-
sure, but he announcer! his conversion and
said closure was imperative to maintain
the dignity and self respect of the scnnte
and the atrium of the public. Mr. Chan—
dler's sarmsm at Mr. Van’s conversion on-
livened the debate. The question went
over until today. when Mr. Vest will try
to secure a vote instructing the rules
committee to report a closure rule by the
15th inst.
Another feature of the day was the sharp
debate on , the ChinaIJapan question.
brought out by Mr. Lodge's resolution
calling for information as to the tortur-
ing of two Japonmc students who were
under American protection. Mr. Puffer
made the first formal spinach of tho seri-
sion, criticising from a Populistie stand—
point the recent issue of bonds and giving
his views on finance.
The house adopwd a cranial order set
ting aside each day after the morning
hour for the consideration of the railroad
pooling bill. the order to continue till the
bill should be disposed of. but not to in-
terfere with mnforeneo reports or apple
priatlon bills. The railroad and shipping
intcnntaare much mnarrnod in this mms-
uro, and the members gave close attention
to the opening spouth made by Mr. l’atv
lemon in its behalf. Before the dim-usalon
of this bill begun the house [nosed three
hills—the printing bill. it bill to prevent
the free use of timber on public lands :1an
to prevent granting of permits In tinI fu-
ture, and another to authorize the H'l'l‘f!
tary of the inferior to receive unmlislh-II
military bounty iurul wurruuts under the
not of was of the rule of H.251wr new
In payment of loud lmntml under sum-I
quvnt twin
Just before onlpmmment Mr. Wilmn of
West Virginia. vhuirumu of the ways uud
moans t‘nmrnillw. olh-ml the Ilylllfll roso
Iutlon referring the wvoml parts of flu-
pn-sldeut's 1114141ng to the various mm
miiforrs, but oxrlisvikor lirow (Rep. Pu.)
objected, suiting that hedmirml Maddox-«o
tho houae on the general subject dealt
with in the romeo lwfom It was 114ml.
The rmdutlou eonmlueutly went over.
Iccniary (lmhasu an Austrian Hagar.
Waeumu'rort. Doe. li.~'l‘iw [imlilflfll
sent to amateur» tho summit-m of the Ger.
mu mtsntlon in refmmm to the die
erlutlnatloa against the Importation into
the [lulled State; of (lemma sup-r. to
which rafermwe was made in his annual
WWW ’l‘hestatomrent lulu
the font of a letter broom-fairy (imb-
sm to the presidrml. in substance this I»
, a recital of the Gimme pmlwi made on
Aug so last against the additional duty of
wreath of a cent per pound bowel by
the Wilson not on sum lmmrtorl from
fatality paying «metrics The worm is
harm! on the fact that the oil-usurp is in
violation of the turret favored nation obtuse
and fully amounts to unfavorable mut-
rnsnt of «mean my». It would neuter
the offwts of the mmt form-HI notion
clause Iilomry and expose the nmtmrtng
partku to orblmiry duties.
In discussing the (immm [requisition
WY! Gmham recite-s the farms! no
mclnllll' of the tin-my and says that
stipulalhms rive either party the
right, mini mannerisms of mlpnmlty
Wu]. to fake the duties levied by the
«berm: articles. the prlsiuon or menu
buttress of any other country and dmvnuul
the same amnion-mt for its own pMI~
nets and ntanufariures it In uht'lrtmtly
no answer to my that 1min diserlmirw
lion dull. awly equally to all mmrrtrlm
l“ rnay happen to fall In a «main elm
. it in s mamrmentativo solder-
. inmlsfsut with the char intention
of the frosty.
la mum rin- mmmy my; that
the Winona duty levied on tummy pay
lugsumbythemdltlliiisadimrtm
Milli. that it loan attempt to ufl'aet a
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mu i very means «
den by the treaty. lie assume-J1me.
that the Herman W not
not com um mar.
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.lf'ellx Amahele of 167:)
avenue, the family physleha, hastened to
thehoe'pltalwhouheieame‘dof thcaoui'
dent. lie raid that the alrihad underdo-
edly attempted to take her llfc. She had
rescued by a life saver. He said that Ibo
had been afflicted with the suicidal mania
for a long time, and her family admitted
her insanity.
BOLD PLAN FAILED.
Chicago (lo-plums Attempt to soul or.
Silver statue of Ada Rahal.
Cmcsoo 1MB.6.~TIIO silver statue of
the actress Ada “(Shall is under guard of
half adawn detective! as the resultof tho
dlmvery of a plot to susal thevaluahie
image. The statue has been on exhibition
atthe retail store of Carson, Pierio, Scott
& Co, and recently a man representing
himself as an employee of the Montana
Silver Statue company, owners of the
statue, coiled at the store and secured the
address of the night watchman.
After closing hours the man presented
to the night watchman an order signed by
the Montana company saying that Genera
al Manager flights; of the company was
dead. and asked that the statue be daiivv
ered to the humor. The watchman refused
to honor the order, despite the man’s pro-
test, and the detectives who are working
on the arse claim that a well planned
conspiracy has been laid to steal the stat-
ue, and after melting it down to dispose
of the silver.
Restrictions on American Commerce.
Wasnmu'rox. Dee. d.—Germnny has
taken the initial step toward curtailing
the importation of another American prod-
uct in the proposition now before the
bundsrath to enormously increase the duty
on cottonseed oil. The is to
increaae the present duty, which is 01, to
82.50, equivalent to 250 per cent, and as
the proposition is supported by the eorm
bined agrarian and protectionist industrial
party there an be little doubt that it will
succeed. The subject is treated at length
in a report to the state department by
United States Consul Merritt at Bar-men.
Everybody (‘arrlrs a Gun “an.
Panama. Ark. lien. o.——i’arlrdaie is
experiencing a reign of terror. Eugene
Thompson and Wiley Maxwell exchanged
shots with winchmuxrs. but no one was
hurt. Thompson is now under arrest for
molt with intent to kill. John Turn-
bow, who was shot a few days ago, died,
and one of the negnx-shaaalwdled. This
is three. men that have been Mlle-dime in
the past week. The purple are all going
armed. and every man has a winchester.
Au Election Contact Filed.
lrsncssrrzn. Pa. Dec. «1—4). B. Tay—
lor of indium rouuty arrived here and
filed with Atmnwy Ho rwrsl House] a po-
tition «minding the recent elor tion of
Judge Harry White of the iI‘urticth judi—
cial district. who was returned elected
last month by ll? omjoriry. The petition
allegm illegnl voting. lavish use of men-
ey and various frauds and claims the aloe.
tlon of John ii. Blair. the lhfniorratie
candidate. by illil umjorlty
An (initial Lie by the Pork.
(:oustssrmonu. Doc. ti.-—'l‘he mac
denies, on the authority of the tunnmand-
cr of the Fourth smiy uwps. that any
women or children were killed in the fias-
soun district by rmuhrr lump-t ltis add-
ed that not a single unarmed individual
was killed. indeed. to rebels who submit-
ted were mad with the mutt-st consid-
oration.
Highwaymen livid lip an Electric 0
BUIIALO. "or. tia'l‘vm "when men
held up (hondurior Edward Jones and
um Charlou Harpy of the "anal
Avonueeiectrlcrar line. ? mbhery oe-
enmrl at the end of the inc. and there
were no paswnm in them at the tiara
The highwaymen mum! two mid watches
and dial in roomy.
lull] filllod by a Ma-ynrdd llay.
"Atrium, P1... line. o.-—‘l‘hs Wynn-old
sun of Charles ln-bbo of Him Brook wad
playing with a revolver when the weapon
was accidentally discharged Theball
tonal the abdomen of his baby 1mm
and the child died a few lwunr tater '
WWW w.
lam labels Threaten Aph.
cram. 1m. 0’41!qu mtvuihere
from Apia. Hanna. show that the native
refrain are displaying much activity. They
have numerous! their intention to attach
Apia. The British worship Wallaroo is
lying in Apia herlm.
were...
Express Irate "rock a Wagon.
neurons. Dov llmTho (711th At.
lactic expat» alflll‘k a wagon st Aleaan~
dria. Awhilrtld Mellonuack of lochial
was literally ripped to pierce, and Alan
Hamid of imam-was fatally in-
in
math-an lattes.
Qusssc. M. can... lanolin. the
tartan, nimngahisbclleftbat its
m brand on Citadel hill enthuse of
soldiers who was with Montgomery and
mnmwummmmum
ad--.“ . fl.
mun tillers W
Washroom. lire cm-‘l’br following
fourthuhrss amusements” were without:
New forsey~Avahra,V A. Hmltb
Pesmymuwi'umiss. timid Wlmupy
illuiieuvwa. if. B. Frankfort
for run: Mass 3M W
WYmme—«Thsmd the
orb m ' has ham
MID Mill 3! m
Mishauwuaaaw'asa intuit-era
avatar and “MOM!!!”
musrwammmnm
Demitawllnuuumliyluanl.
“IMAM“ Doc. d—No one is di-
WWdtMmm‘dcrofllb-Ging,
whosobodywssfonadbytbe roadstdeoo.
senhurhandrivo. Her myltorlmlovur
ha‘snothssnidmtlfled, andfromtbefact
thatslrswaswontto,mrrylamasmmof
moneythe theory develops that she was
killed for 01,700, which she drew from
thebukonthedaydthemurdcr.
was Fred]. Budd.» present manager ofu
department More in St Paul. Mr. field
was engaged to her at one time, but broke
his comment with her without giving
her any explanation and even sent an ofil-
eer to secure a diam: 1nd I'mt- wound ring,
which she refused to w wit-r.
One of the first tom,” .u1 h the police
humor! was that lulul)’ sow rul' notes bud
ham sent to Alias fling by u muu' who ulv
Nioollct l mum and that she rowivod one
of the notes Monday. The messenger was
lotuted. and uprm visiting: Miss (lion's
rooms poiutui out the picture of Harvey
Ailord, lot-oi llmuugr-r for an ulster!) cloth-
ing firm, as that of the man who had
sent the noun. Mr. Axford was placed
in the swa-at box, but when his wife
proved that she had given Miss Ging Mr.
Axford’s photogmph Mr. Axford was vibe
missed. if he wrote her notes, they had
nothing to do with the murder.
llunfian'or a (flow.
it is. wrtoin that lur mysterious coro—
pnn‘ion Wires be.- murderer, but there is no
view to his Identity. bliss Ging's waste-
buslu-t is now in the hands of flu- police,
who are nuikinuun effort to piece the vu—
rioua bits of put" found tin-re low-then
So for this effort has furnished no clow to
the murderer.
The police have rejected the thmry that
a man named Hayward. who was sold to
he an intimate friend of the murdered
woumn, was mumoflr-d with the crime.
It In new claimed that Miss Giug huda
large- sum of mom-y in flatly each of that
time and was Mlppoflf'd to have it with
her. it Is iuuulecturnd that the men
know this foot and in this way crow-fed
to slat thrI money. it is even hinted that
liaywunl gave them the iufoguarion. But
aside from the insurance policies there is
not a scintilia of evidence that Hayward
rlmirerl the dr ll! 01 Hide (ling or would
profit- by it. ’e was her cruiitor to a
large amount. was very fond of her and
stand better in her confidence than any
one.
The thmry that he instigated therrimc
is hard to lmlieve. supposing it to be
true. how could he have induced bliss
(ling to go driving in such a mysterious
way with a hired thug? And how mold
he have Induced her to lake with her on
the fatal drive so lurin- In sum to. $7,000:-
It is evident that there woe is [H‘l'llllllr
rvlation not enrirclr a [munibry one bin
tun-en Miss liimzmul her "usurious conr
panion. .\mi an the lllVf'ntlmflul‘fi of the
mystery mow urnuml Io Sliv‘ po'm frmn
whirl: they mum-d. with {hr i. .- ;»i_\’fl‘i
(loop as o'r'rr,
filtr- \i'animi anmy In a Hurry,
The Work 1!. yrz-Ivniuy hu- 0|in su- ova-ri-
nd in flooring up ~1m|r myn'wx'inun things
about the dead mom-o, Illlrn‘lmts‘ with
her linonciuI mouth. I”. S. .luum‘ Fons.
mm} the for! that shohzu bum in price»
inn nor-d of money. for Whll'li some om-
Wuu pushing iwr. within the but six
“rm-ks. livrum'ms hml Iomml out “.300.
but she suddenly dw Mod In mil in r locust
It was not found t‘ih’)’ m froliullo'r tlmn.
and Miss Hing III-«mm impoti Int for the
money myioy. ' slit only lirvtil'tl II for 3!
days. Finally tlw motto-r woo nmrngul.
and she dnvw out ubout Home.
The bond wulivr In Bdrm-w" nnofmxrunt
fell-fol Miss (ling and liuywnnl nus-ting
tlu-n- as Into as but Suturdoy. on which
tu'r'n'llflll .‘IIm fling showed urnrly $2.000
in front bills. It has been ascormlunl.
fou. ibui .‘u‘n film; Imd nearly mmplvh-vl
her nmrnm-rm-uts foropening a large mil
Iim ry outairlishnwut on Nimila avenue
and bud «wood negotiations with the
"RI or "(a store property to that end.
This would explain her mod for nearly
morwy. on she was anxious to purchasi-
no: I: and opu- n for the holiday trade it
also developed that two III-um policies
weal Wilmer! a. lluywardas late as Nov
25. Both worctalwn out mtly. the no—
gotlutions for the writing of them being
eliminated by llaywurrl In mler that he
might re sr-t' urlty for his loan. liewas
also have a chatuI hum on the
stu- k in the new stun» as mm as it was
opened.
”HI “info I We la fiyrlrhla.
rirrm mt. Ibo. o.-—f 'ailwrlnc (ling.
murIbIrrd at Miumapolia. was born In
Auburn ubnnt :m ymrs m "or parents
are both dvad 'i'bru sisters survive her
They are Mr» fir ury lrcinnd of Auburn
Minn Milton \htlirr of Vow York und
‘lIii-s Julia A [tins of Auburn. the «hand
Woman's twin.
Catherine fling I1-ft Auburn l2 ymrfl
ago and came to this city. where she and
her twin sister were dnmnmken. r-‘lu-
contained here it you or um and tin-n
wont hard: in Auburn, “more is it yrurs
ago to ermmwlis. In this city the
youmr wmuun tool on eve-Ilium reputa-
firm.
The slulvu wwthrifty and vowed moth
cy. Tin-y [sud uontn-ntlon to youtmmon.
rind fiwlr quivt ilnuu-ouor. Ismrty nlui rv-
markublo- nwm'iiueum mused fuwrnhlv
«mum-m. This rowmlrimmvmw «Hourly
HI tho! one were red and the other blue
small! In enter that the fllnllm'lli‘m might
be mull" IK'in'f'fl them.
Another Football Visual.
llutrtwmo. Ky” live. fl.-llorry flood
luv is student of f'cutral university at
this plow dint from of Injurim siraluiuml
while pinyiuu rmulmil. lie was a son of
“tote l‘t'lmtm' [him it tinnitus
Farm-Wit Nrw can”.
i‘fllam. .‘S, L. lice.
thrills!“ lmm olwlrsi as captain for the
owning you t flown ilamlolpb \lyrioll
of Elmira. who la a junior in the chml
of law.
’- Isl mo Carlton‘s Illa-Iv
liarmnoanpe‘n ti. w‘lnlli‘nsm Mix
on are mural (“midi r! with lb stru-
ilrs‘!’ .
' mm
One of Miss Ging’ s numerous admirers .
ways sun noucd n nu-enmgcr from the .
It-m'i‘he worm-ll
(f? Q «4' .1
A is, a ct.
' of
Tobacco
lnsures pleasure.
m
Be Sure to get it.
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Offices. 436 Main Street,
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COKIB
' BROCKTON, MASS.
You can save mean by a trek-alas W. I.
Douglas Mr (In,
Bar-De. wear: the Lug" st i mnul'achrreracl
advertised slice. in the world, and Jumfimtce
the value by sfnrngmg the name on price on
bottom. chic protects you against high
prices and t2.¢ mi idle man as profits. Our shoes
l custom work in a sic. easy lift: n; and
I’c‘fing aunties i‘. c lube ih~ n an id every.
where at Cf wk 1 for it v 1h. e r ivmthan
any thrmakc. 1&3 ':.t.1t if your
dealer cannot supp. you. w. can. acid by
J. Schaub & 8051;.
:arcdor manufm
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MAPLE SIIIIIP
The people all say Hunt d:
Zoloft keep the finest to be had
The finest assortment of
IISII
to be found.
I’IIIIIEII IIISIERS
at wholesale and retail.
FISII. IIISTEII IIII VEGEIlBli
IlIIKEI.
Ilunt&leluii
Telephone call. ma.
races to. firms
on. life an incident Immu.
no nun on tourism
:1 I ' "mum'mm' I'd-1:0. Ins"!
s'i'un «lama.
mm Win“! or.
m‘l'm
.1. o. censuses.
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Raymond 8t cloudsw
flaming, sum and 'Cu-ilulur
Tilt and directives Wart. ‘
llot lb fleeting
Finns and “In“. W for“
r twatermiesmorhot all
8007!! HA1)! Fl”
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Successors to George 11. Raymond. I ‘
Furniture Dealers and 61 neral Funeral
Q :liirectors. ,
All and 48:!!aln Birear, Nor-alt. CI. Q ‘
,Basldruce, 3 Berkeley rues. . ,,
U'l’rlvphone, 17-4. ‘
’1‘
—-—*- suuu 11011qu muss mt“ ‘
51 Washington street.
Open daily from 9 to ma. m., and from I“
d p. m.. sud'on Saturday evenings from O in 7.
winterest allowed on deposits.
ALDEN SOLWANS, Prat.
JOHN H. FERRIS, Vlcc-Prest.
JOHN H. KNAPP. See. and Tra.
um» caucus:
BUTTER
According to our annual custom wa haw
laid in store Delaware County
Butler. every pound of which is warranted
rupsrior quality. We invite our i .-
cnstornrrs of past seasons who anally , .
31%.” ‘I‘mi’rfl’fiié .‘1" ”“1. 93$?an m9; * “ '
cc _
atopfilliho Suturing and over. Cull h
two last 0 are.
A be ninflyru We haves pure Sour
Syrup 0 (00d flavorg'dark in color, which we
oflcr at 7 etc par quart: 25c per gallon. A
laoztjnxandagahon of this Syrup we at
ihland Full Cream Cheese. A will“
anppmo llfinwt in market. Improves with
“0.1“
New Figs,
New Dates.
Na' Pram Us, 15c.
Silver Plums, lfic. *
mgallli’fornia Dried Cherries. large. line. cm.
(Ialifornia Raisins. 3 and 4 lbs . an.
Sardines raisins. (new) 150.
New Citron. cheap.
Florida Oranges. we. doz.
Reduced price for lard. Sugar and m.
Strain: d Honey pure and analm
from New Canaan. in gout and
Jars; qt. weight about pint. l
quarts. so can with Jar:
with Jar.
Dibble 8t cnmstocl.
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