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his mind is a mystery.
the police of the Forenteenth district.
that it was genuine.
asked her tevforgiv'e him.
.Lufl
RIBOT FOR PREMIER.
York State.
tile Burch of Chicago.
Franco may make M. Ribot premier, and
on the continent.
daughter of lease ii. liurch, a banker,
the rebellion on account of a divorce suit
in which he had become inv'olved with his
wife, who was a Miss ’l‘urncr. niece of
Erastus Corning, the elder, of Albany,
Burch belongedte the family of that
name In Little Falls, N. Y., and married
Miles Turner in Albany. The divorce suit
was compromised, Mrs. Burch tailing one
child and he the other. Both ohildre
were girls. Burch went to Paris. crust»
iisbcd himself there and gave his daugh-
ter Minnie a very thorough education.
His wealth, as well as his engaging per-
sonality. gave him tho entree into the best
continental society. and after her debut
his daughter was sought in marriage by
many Frenchmen prominent in public life.
N0 BANK PANIC.
The Runs on the Blush-Into» (N. Y.) Banks
flipped In the Bird,
Bmonsmou. N. Y., Jan. flit—The
financial situation in Binghuniton is air
changed today. although the runs on the
live remaining banks have stopped.
tier.
yet been placed under arrest. and there is
the statement that ’i'racy it Morgan walla
defaulttvr.
('llnml to talk to the press on the subject
of the accusation.
the affairs of tho (Ebcnaugo Valley Sav-
ings-i bank is progressing behind close-d
doors. and the examiner refuses to give
any llgurva to the press regarding the
bank’s rendition.
STOPPED THE JAPANESE.
erv Yong-(harm liay.
Til-:X'Tl-‘lhi, Jan. ‘Jli.-'l'ho Chinese met
the advance guard of the .lapaueae army
near Yunn-(fibaun buy on Thursday and
repulsed them. Home of the Japanese
Were killed, it is believed that the Jam
til-so will bring a larger form before niltk
lot: an attack of! Wei-iiaiWei.
A div-patch from "logo says that Field
Marshal Count (lyiima has prmrerdcd to
the shunning promontory from 'l‘iilien-
wan to conduct the opt-rations of the Jan
anoso forum
A Peking dispatch slateii that “has
Wen rilrao, ex ViCOI'O’ of Yunnan. has
been appointed to assist l.l Hung (lining
in the superintendent-o of trade. thus lur-
thar curtailing the latter's flirtation».
liaaltn limith round tioilty.
LANUAHTRR, l’a, .lan. tilt—4n the mac
of E. K. i-‘mith. Qhe Columbia han'u-r
minimal with embezzlement. Judge Liw
illusion decided auulnst the defendant and
directed that a t'ui’tlitil of guilty lie Mile:-
0d. Heiitenccwiw suspended trolling mo
tions for a new trial and in arrest”! JIM“
meat.
Fourth Class Postmaster».
Wawllmurov. .ian. 2'i.—-Tilli following
fourih class pom iiiantorn wore nttpfl‘fiflvii
New Jersey -~ Alliuum. Anne i. :4.
Hollie-t.
l’ennsylvaniiiol’arhcrsvillo, fl. W. Ml)!
can; “and, .i, .i. Mieklcr.
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
The papal unmoilval Ii America has
ram-bed Wilmington.
Hover» stories prevail uwr all the m rats
of (treat Hi'linlii, France and ”Miami
lsaae iiarile. firi'i'iilftil u! thestunn dual"
ryat lions i-fddy. N. t’.. was Him hya
dynamite orplmlon.
Almarlns W. llrilzus, a wealthy farmer
living mm ilerlmmiivillc. i'a, was fmmd
lying dmd on his farm.
Edwin (i. Quiuicy, the numlclpai bond
larger of New York c-liy. was mnftlflcfil to
in years and c :nonths' imprisonment by
' i
w“ 'Jerflddlsliel-p. la, two metatarsal
parrots. lays other badly inland by being
on Mile It! I "In”
Recorder Golf.
The Jury in the «use of John '1. film.
Watkins (N. Y.i hank cashier, has do-
him not guilty, and the court has
turned him.
whiny party were instantly hiiivd
ow positively undone-d that
ism Brmismg [married
_, Mdmtcrhm
Palm
“as _.
murals: the kitchen. its bad scarcely
reached the first floor when he heard two
Fillet shots in rapid mansion. The boy W
called to his mother, and when she went ‘ my, .3 “lift-Wilt 0‘ mammal“ om
{flag-03:15? and“ ”£133. Jig-m, ; the boundary :Ilusliistwfisn the :we can»
, {MI ~t tel astst. costliest
an» father wustill mm. but died '1“ m p m '
an hour later. Eulisoousnt developments
no to show that hicGratli intended to mur-
der both children, but why he changed
A few days ago he wrote a letter to a,
newspaper in this city saylhu that he in-
tended to murder his children and than
commit suicide The iotlsrwah given to for War.
They went to lictlrath‘s house Thursday
night, but be pronounced the letter a for.
gory. Subsequent events. however, proverb
Mctjraih left a let-
ter addressed to his wile in which be said
he feared he would become insane and, e.- “prayer" Mexico (“glaring war.
Paula, Jon. :lii.—-I’reuidont Fame has
summoned M. liihot to form a cablnet..
and the latter has accepted the task. lie
is now consulting with his friends. The
wife of M. item was formerly Miss Min- . ”19 Mexican 3mm] mid Blind») thm m
This summons from the president of
place a charming American lady-whirl wile
min the highest social and political circles
Mme; ltibot was the
who left Chicago shortly before the war of
Over . tinues daily.
Afr. Morgan has repeatedly dc- ‘
The Chinese Troops Gain a Lilli:- "ll-lury,‘ fl
m
on...» on monitor- to Avoids
cosmos-nil. Mama-ores
“I. 'flfi . ' ',
Gus-rinses. Jan. I‘d— do iota.
the special envoy osdt to to
active preparations former.
Upon receipt of this. news tbs Gusts-
iuslau government wired to donor do Leon
authorizing him to unite concessions it
no further delay can obtidned.
Cm or Msxwo. Jau. iiii.‘-'i‘iis war de-
partment here is working clerks and all
employees over hours in the preparation
The younsmien of the city are
fo’rinlng into companies to join the reign-
lar army, and everything looks like tron-
tile.
Minister do been has nothing to say,
though it is rumored that he has been tel-
Umiibvd instructions to do all In his gov?
t s
possible that diplomwy may yet intervene
in time to save trouble between Guatemala
and Mexico.
The Salvadoran minister is inclined to
His “life Is an American Girl From New ‘ steer clear from all entanglements in the
Mexican-Guatemalan question, and it was
stated that he would .assume neutral
grounds in case of war.
That the situation has been regarded as
critical is evidenced by the {not that in
being manufactured weekly from 40,000
to 50,000 Remington cartridges by order
from the war department. They are also
engaged night and day upon other work
in order that all the artillery shall be com-
pleted and ready at a moment's notice,
with full olilflts of all kinds of amino»
nillon. in the arsenal in noticed the ex-
treme activity of the operatives, who do 01
not rest a moment in order that all amid-i
meut may be ready and in first class order
for the use of an army about to enter into
a campaign.
\Var Department Active.
The war department thinks of sending
the Fourth battalion of infantry to Aca-
il puico, but as yet has not issued the march-
ing orders. it is also rumored that two
battalions of artillery mmplcteiy equipped
full hatmrics of steel cannon.
It is assured that the government has
purchased two steamers that navigate in
the Gulf of Mexico. which will be armed
with necessary artillery for use as trans-
ports. There is ntraordlnary activity
noticeable in every department of the war
department. but as yet nothing has trans-
pired for publicity. although it is easy to
comprehend that the ousstlon of Guatema-
la is what originated this activity.
points for an invasion of Guatemala com
merit has sent lion. Mathias Numiero, their
llefaulling Cashier Morgan has not as' representative in Wflflhmfltoh. Wilmi- and
delicate instructions relative to the Guate-
no certainty of its taking place i1nlucdl.- malan troubles The Mexican congress
atcly. Bani: Examiner Backus reaffirmed ? W“ 1" secret lit-"“011 in“ night.
Mexico’s War Hans.
SAN FRANf‘lfil'i), .lan. 2d.~hiexico. it is
The investigation "1 reported, has decided to land troops at San
.losode Guatemala. This would he a very
dilllciilt prmeedlng unless Mexico
strengthened her navy, for San Jose is an
princhable only in barges. and a landing
could only be effected at the long pier that
is built out into the mean. The surf
breaks too lwavily on the blind] to permit
of the landing of troops in bottle.
Mexico has five ships on the Pacific
not at her command. The first is the
lleinoerata. the tone diaplaremont. built
in ism. Hhocarrics tvmilh, loch rifled
guns of old pattern. The illusion and in—
dependence are small craft of limited
lighting qualities. The La Liliertad ear.
rlos'a iii, iln'li gun and is the oldest beat
in the fleet. The Zaranessa is a modern
lighter of the llspatoh boat style. She is
used as a training ship. and is of more
value from a lighting standpoint than all
the other vessels in the Maximo navy put’
together.
Guatemala bought a man-ol-war several ,
years ago. it is a small schooner not much '
ilargcr than a pilot boat Ono manic with the repatriation of 57:! families of
French Canadian-r now residing in the CITY 01“
loading gun stands on this formidable
crslt's bow. 'i‘iie weapon is not unable
of being fired. however.
Han .ioao do liar-remain is protect“! by
a battery of Krupp manoo that might
make it warm for any ship the hissieans
hare adopt the Zarauossa
I've-lanai Cleveland ('oanasls Mediation
Cnv or Mltximi. .lan. tilt—Jl'ho United
States has undertaken to play the part of
pacemaker between Moxieoand Guatema-
la to prevent war if possible. A telegram
has been rewind bars from Hoomtary
limhsm expressing the hope that floate-
niala and Mexico thllld apes between
themselves upon some method of settling ‘
the dispute over the boundary, but that if
this should not be leasihls the United,
mates trusted the two countries would
to submit thoirdiffoi'onoas to the ar-
trsilca of solos friendly nation.
This mammonlestiun from a nation with
which Mexico onion such intimate and
friendly relations has caused a profound
impression upon the government, and un-
doubtedly accounts. in part at least. for
the decision of the minister of foreign
alfalrs to wilhhold for live or sis days the
ultimatum which lie was about todlspatch
in much less time in answer to the note
from the (iiiaisnislaii government.
it is teamed that tbs president of the
United slam made sure that his appeal
would it. mind in a good spirit before
sending It by first mmunimtln in an
unofficial manner with Minister
0 Washington.
“not weavers ea iitriiio.
"HAMLIN“, Jamcr’r‘h: tour-lav;
“weavers amp is t rail
instead I: Hons, Amber and Verticals-
land struts. to tits uumbsrof Hit, have
gone on strike
.. “mount, an“... ..
summary-ta
. in Dial-ends
pm. .. “an“... im, muse all arm to ,
la 'l'io “mm“ 2'3» cityiias usm’immummiaa orethedimondettttsi’ssiriksatsssviagcftsa
' tissssis wilifllflbliatm W“ mandwilioflsrbiamdsto lay m
'mwmmem , . "Wu-"WM loss meow
' mam. W~WM§LMW ,
mnum,wmr ‘awsauutsssmsm ,.
’W " I“; 'm“ assesses-mm”
. I ‘1‘ f - . . -
. m ‘ mmommmmmsas
pinyin up stairs when Mlstlicr called .
T” l _ heme-4 mu candid an
will also leave wiihln'a few days with
The mobilimtien of troops to strategic“
lfp to dateit is known that; '
$500,000 in bills. gold and silver wan to 15'0"” "WW ”5'“ been ”3" and the his Killed and M.” Injured by . Fearful
cclved Friday, and the (M; a,“ all banks, mobilisation continues. it is also known
were promptly paying depositors alloyed l "I“ telegraphic ”fill!" ’30“ been WM {0'3
the fears of all. and at the time of eliming‘ additional "“095 '0’ ")0 "099' 00 "3°
",6 banks "Wymmm were in ”New“; 0,. Guatemala frontier. and that the govern-
: limit. the veins in which they were THE
‘ dis hundred were sombsdia animus
mils nm in mm
other persons
“baths 'f'lissnrv vars could obtain neither
'lood nor water for thrss days. the trio
lymph lines having been destroyed lacy
who Hailed bola. killed by the sarth~
avenue perished from beam sudsxposnrs.
he weather was-very cold.
Not a single building remains standing
'in the town. Since the 17th shocks have
been muted daily.
Tulsa
Decrees
buss.
Jail. 23 was equal in severity to the first
, dill, which caused the destruction of the
city. This shock of Jan. 22 was folloped
to four hours.
people huddled in maps and ,exposed to
the inclemcncy of the weather.
tinnss intensely cold. No shell
v"
sd leading“ CITY H
. . M t a t sinus rent!» an
occurred at ti o clock on the evening of gimsgnfi‘pmvsu and termination.
HOPEHSUNSHOULDDOOTOH ANY FunTHflR OR TAKE A
' Not only
Doom s or ilililltil.
iClAm m ismmusn or trust Aer or too
If“. nasty and"! All arms as!
OTEL. souri-i Noam"
THURSDAY JANUARY 31st»
roar t3, , '
lewd" 65m. ' M iii mulnlmm
The» Doctors have been most aptly mm
In! '0th 63.3!” m '
They point out. locals and describe every an s. psi and "
One shock which clsafr‘ly and ssglicdti tnsa boarder been due: by an 13: at :3. a:
arstaad an. ex
BEFORE CONSULTING Mill-
ionaLtroat r em saute the
, kind is sunning, No medical assistance, curable. an we rrrnrr vac be nor nlnsv roe nos .
which is sadly needed, is at present pro-
curabis, but Russian surgeons are pro«
town from Aahlrabad.
Ohioago and Other Cities Ara Almost Snow-
. bound Today. .
, Chicano, Jan. till—Chicago is nearer
snewbound today than at any time dur-
MEDIA
yesterday afternoon. An hour alter tile
snow was coming down in sheets, which ,
were hurled through the streets by the a
gale,
hour, The streets were nearly impassable.
The street car companies managed to heap
ear.
Reports from all over the northwest
’ showed the storm to be widespread and
severe. Des Moinos reported the worst
storm of the year, with snow in inches
deep on the level. llusiness was at a
standstill in Davenport. At Dubuqnc the
snow drifted four and five feet deep in the
principal streets and was being plied deep-
er by the heavy gale. Similar news came
from other portions of Iowa.
In Illinois. Gaissbur' and Quincy re-
' ported heavy snowfalls‘ The worst storm
of the year was reported from Rockford.
Sis inches of snow had fallen early in tbs
evening and was drilled so badly that the
"streets were impassable. Trains were new and it remains With you to dBCide Whether
orally on tints, however. information
from many other pins in the stats show
and a general stoppage of street car traffic.
No accidents from the storm had been re-
portod up to midnight.
BREWERY DEM_OL|SHED.
aheavy snowfall. terrific northeast winds you win have the wool over your eyes or
Boiler Esploslols.
Manners. Illa, Jan. tilt—The main
city was wrecked hya mile: erplot‘on
the canon-ion Ihelm; so great that every
building in the city was badly shaken.
height and filled with machinery. The
force of the explosion completely demol-
ished it. killing seven men and badly in» ary
luring all: others. The killed are: '
(J. Seiiert. fun-mun; liavid Wells, lira
men; David (liimr, engineer; Lcmucide
Spline, enginenian; limit-y l’ert, laborer;
John K. Kennedy, a null lmrer of De
Kalb.
The injured are James Love. Chicago,
arm broken and bead badly rut; A. Me-
Loutl. Chicago. brad and fem rut: Gourde
hurt; Henry l'ariuorc, badly hurt.
, Remember this is the last offer of free treatment. On for
‘ entitling with all speed to the (insulated charged the usual fees and the following our: will neverbs
WM! who visit these Eminent Pliy
and 2, will Receive Consulation,
ABSOLUTELY FREE Until Cured.
yous‘l'l“ midda- and men suit via; 3333903” air ii
later! and employed by these Doc a art o
HOURS, 9 A. M. UNTIL s P. M. 4-4;
General Offices for the State of Connecticut:
log the last eight years. The storm began 129 runvlvno AVENUE.
Baioosmnr, Conn.
annulus ALL nmnus so 1'!!! carnelian onion.
This Stuff of Physicians will Return Every 60 Days.
which was blowing or) miles an Mummwvw
nan
Fill! TOR Tfllli Viril'l' ONLY.
RELIEl'and PEN. Vi aNllN
l0".
rrr irons mm
will callers bssnroriseel at their w uderfai slits I
by three others at intervals of from one acetic gunnwgzluunry cause sad «out, but :t the mil‘l'd'... rapid
7.00 men
, stant relief, and in all cases that have not pr
it is pitiful towituess the terror stricken A Ps3." ‘01,. ABSOLU'": Alli) "gnu" 0U".
- These doctors wish it distinctl understood t
blob “‘1' serving the right to reject any cyan. tbs in twii‘ia'mw:
of any stage. Last. year (.791 wereso rejected. at some prior-tags
a
V
amt. of tee trouble
tats incurable
. M'intorhs
Vial ' ‘
some” mm w
sicians on January 3i, or February i
Advice, Services and Surgical Treatment
SUNDAYS 0mm:
9!: dlln‘: ”Hm.
There are many kinds of Clothing sold,
on your back.
We are offering larger discount on
buildings of the ilsnning brewery in this Wintelr clothing ‘ than , ever bgg’or
FRANCIS "#8:. C
e, in order
" ., ,4 l—Wv’
mononumnmyn w... atom... to reduce stock before inventory in Febru-
.neutrino.”our; initial, 86 Washington Street. -
'i'lio Chif'fllfli lucn and ix'ommiy of lie
Kalb had but lately come here and were
engaged in sinking a vvrll near the hulld
ins l'p to a late hour no more lMlltn:
had been found in the debris. and a blind
in; snowstorm almost stopped work. biit
it is thought more men are buried under
mall.i§f£;§...’l'.“§.'3.¥:"."muffin“: NEW YORK, SOUTH NORWALK up
large number of men are thrown out oi
employment.
(‘anadians (let Homesick.
NOHTBEAL. Jan. eti.—-l"ather i'aradis
Was in the city on business in connection
county of iiouahton. Mich. The people
who now contemplate returning to Canada
are native From-h Canadians, many of
whom commenced to settle tliero aafar
lick II 1800.
waapaper Man's (‘asa Postponed.
Wasmsuros. .lan. tilt—Jilin amino»
aunt of Correspondents R. .1. Edwards
and John .‘4. ribriver in connection with
the linear trust investigation has been
indefinitely postponed pending the action
of the {failed mam supnmm court on the
babsas corpus pruwedinul in one of the
1
Aberdeen is Against (insulation.
1'!!! PROFILLKKG
Scull iiorwali. Com.
am and Reliable Daily Direct reignite;
-BflWllN-
N ORWALK.
VULCAN,
Will leave Pier 28, B. it, Bettina street, New Yarn. a. ll 9. I.
Leave Norwalh, d p in. South Norwalk, 6:00 p. In.
Freight received from 7 a. m. to ii p. m.
Upon application to agents the City of lien-alt, Boats and Vale-a II b
«at for special lots of freight anywhere in new York or its vicinity.
[I'Ali permits are forbid trusting say of the employee o! the bean at fl
LONDON. Jun. 3“,..." in Annmmmi "Mi no on QMIMU‘IO of the owners thereof.
in accordance with the esprema wish of
the Furl of Aberdeen. governor general of
iCanada. his name has been placed upon ‘
the list of the vice presidents of the Anti-
gambling lamina.
lialtlmore's "out "all.
lisimirour. .laa. dih—The second all»
tidal hunt hall given by the nmuborsof 326
the Elk Ridge For llnnting i'iilh was the
largest and most brilliant of the MIMI
and one of the liandsommt given in liai-
iinicra . ,. ,. . _.
Ilurttorsd by Its-bison.
Mormoenuv. Ma. .l‘aa. lili.--f.ca G.
Viison, awsaithy and prominent farmer 6. "a Willi". ”limit '0 ‘- “Ills: Tlltiidi “ PM
‘ liner. Sttfill'y set from
of iisls county, was found dead in bed.
harlnnbesn murdered during the night
system V
so. small new
iios‘mtn Jeri. Winn—Tho ram Katalidin
commencement IMPORTED FREE OF DUTY
“insulation . .
unseen ls cum
i Vesu-
iiia i Diamonds
porudlgotdntyaodeutiagg’ww, 3mm 3'
so tobtsmoodseut Hamilton
ill" DIM”)!!! ”.00! .)
Main Street.
besnsaccsssieia
NORWALK, EAGLE as»
$5343.-..“ ..,
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Bridgeport.
Only regularly organised business college in 37M .
County. Send for new illustrated catalogue givinthbe muss d
over 1,000 graduates we have pMed in business. ‘
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