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. ALLY-CONDUCTED TOURS.
» "ISHINeTON our
‘ 0 tea: January 17. February'lsnd' ,
."i. Avrllll. May Sand 23. 1395. inclu-
‘ . flutes. including accommodations at
leis: New York. 813.50. Philadelphia.
"of three-day tours will leave New
PhllsdelohlnFebrusr 'i and March 7.
tnincluding all necessary cxvenses:
urk. it lid hilsdeiehiu :12 50; else
. i» return ng vls Richmond on Vt nailing-
A series of Jackson-
ville tours. allowing
. ten; weeks in ‘he
of Flowers. will he run during! January
y 12 end as. and Much and ill.
from New York: 349.00
Bates: fl) (D
Philedelp in. including meals en route
, u berth on special trsin.
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none ex. P. .~— en.
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lend Ate-ls drawing or prime». with omnip-
We Vite. ll peirmnbio or not. free of
, Gillies midue till smell-moved.
on r, “ lime to 0 min l‘uiniiie." with
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. . Immunities.
’tbttuunmrs.
”ps1, woman”:
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. wife, end mar-din; to the stories
.5 fullllede wee exchanged. he said. When;
. chair.
ems
use them
pelt in s duel with sit-talent Bloomsbury
some weeks sec on account of it i:
flat time Blim- ie scouted oi‘hsviu fired
thenretshot Theewrtreeni vie-crowd-
ed. sad little clinically we experienced
in securin n im.
Albert of Blomsbury wee the
first witnesc. He told of the inertia. of:
the two men st his house one Sundey ‘in ‘5
December lest while the doctor wee on s‘
professional visit. Biblerexeisimed. " You 1
ere the use I’m looking for!” end the.
doctor replied in such bested terms that
the witness ordered then: both out of his
house They walked down the reed to;
nether. sud "elthonah the witness could;
not beer the words tbst peeved between
them he flew Bibler drew e revolver and
fire e shot st the other. Then s rezuier
the beliiyerente were. diesrmed, it wee
found that Dr. Riegei had received two
scalp wounds am that Bibier lied been
struck in the breast, the bullet. however,
being stopped by s bundle of papers which
he had in his pocket.
Dr. Riogei was then celled to the stand. i
He testified that 'Blblor opened fire oni
him. bed that he returned the fire in self‘
defense. both the men emptying their re-
volvers at each other.
lllbler also uppeurad on the witness
He stated thut Riegel sold to him
before the shooting: ”You use our. If
I lied known you lied been writing to my
wife. you would lull-e been it dead man
before this," lie swore also that Illegal
had tried to get the drop on him. but
lulled. The cone will go to the jury today.
MRS. BLlXT TESTIFIES.
Il‘slis What Hurry Hayward Sold the Night
of the Murder.
MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. 7.—-'i‘he trial of the
murderers of Miss (Hm: wmi continued:
here. l' or several hours the merciless
Erwin kept Bllxt on the rack. Not once
did he outrap the witness into any serious
centrndictlon nor bring out. any now feel
that would be of service to the defense.
Blixt finally complained of n headache
and woe excused for the day.
His wife was called next. Her festi-
mony was mainly corroborative of lilixt’s
story of his relutions with linywnrd and
the many oonversntions they held. Com~
leg to the night of the murder. she said;
“About ll o'clock Hurry home in and
went to our bedroom. lie snid. ‘Illlxt.
are you nsieep?’ About 3 o'clock Harry
come down stairs again and hollered out
loud, ‘lilixt, are you nslcep‘i‘ twice. Then
he said: "l‘hut girl on tho fifth iloor has
been murdered. She was murdered for
her money. Some fellow of hers met her
out there and murdered her for her mon-
ey. Isn‘t. that too bod"! l'm ui'rsld my
87,000 is lost. I wonder if l‘d better go
and tell the insurance people in the morn-
ing? And they don‘t know who done it.
They ain't got no clew.’ "
Mrs. lilixt overheard it part of the con
versatlon end said in telling it:
"Hurry come down and tallied with
Bllxt in the boiler room. I henrdhliu soy:
'Tboee (iurn fools think 1 know something
shout that case. They thought they
would take me before them, and i would
break down. linh" "
The cross oxnminotlon was in progress
when court adjourned.
CONCORD’S MEN FREE.
Chinese Helene the Hunting Party From
the American .‘lnn-of-wnr.
Loxoox. Feb. T.-'l'he Control News
correspondent in Shunxhni says that the
men from the American worship Concord
who were seized by the natives near Chine
Klung have been released.
WAsiiixmoN, l-‘eii. 7.~Foeroinry Her-
bert bus revolved nothing oilioiul (:ollr'drn-
ing the reported rupture of the unicorn oi
the United States cruiser Concord noer
Chin—Mung. ’i‘lie navy department has
mode no odor! to rommunicnto with Cup-
inin Craig of the vowel. presuming thst
he would hnvo reported so serious s mat
lot if it had on curred. Relatives and
friends cf “an8?! on the Conrord are in-
dulging in mnsldornble criticism of the
department's ottitude in the matter.
(teal Berle Hunk In the Sound.
New Minion. Conn. Feb. 7.--'l'be
huge if. H. Van l-‘snvoord. with N00 tons
of cool, from l’erth Amboy for the Pom
. eroy Conicumpouy. Providence. one of live
homes in tow of the Thermal ’l‘cwbost com
peny’e tug Aria-e. seek in the sound oi!
Eeyhroolr. George Wynlioop, breed is
years, woe drowned. Captain James H.
Wynlfoop and Main Andrew Wynkoop of
the barge wore ieeeued in is badly frozen
condition. but the rnptoin died soon eit-
erwsrd as o result of the exposure.
Mimic-v Ind unfolds.
New Your, l‘oii 7.—-ilerl Feseeke. s
Germs» who only srrived in this city on
Hominy night boot by the simmer Psi-thin.
shot William iioeker. e fellow muntry-
men who wee a follow pessounr of his on
the voyeue. through the heed. killing him
loutnninneously. in the Hotel Lieriuonin
lie then turned the revolver on bimiielf
end sent it bullet through his bosrt Jeni-
ouey of his wife is believed to have been
the cause of the crime.
TELEGRAPHICV BRIEFS.
For the first time in 75 yours lobe
(thempiein is lumen over its entire
length.
The report of the Conneetieut Hospital
For the insane shows that insanity ie in.
ermine in (inneeoiiaut
'l‘be willof the isle John Stevens ei
Ilobokeu. N. 4.. wee filed. the esters
smouuting to ”demon
Mr. Dementia, so American. of the
firm of Burroughs. Weiimme at (to. of
London. If. (1.. tiled st )ienis Curio.
Hem-ii Osborn, only son of the isle
Cheri-e13 inborn. the millionaire been»
er. died st his home in New York city.
The stem greet flooring mill mpseiss
of the northwest new screen! upon s we:
of prices. end cheep-r flour is sum
The entire fer-ally of John Beck. eel-
sisiieg of himself. wits end four smell
children. were burned todesih st Onset.
Allen.
The t he engraved the bill «is»
nine reel of iieeteesetmeeesioftte
alumnae untested Geese-l
Mhflhudue
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= lest. “interests:
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duseWiths Wrestle-renames
rte tree will»: the nets 1W ls
reenter. On, Feb. 'I.--A meets!-
sd the First Netionel book of llset Pee-ta
lend. end presenting e revolver sailed on
(ls-hiss- I. 1'. Help”. whcwss slene II
the bunk. to throw up his bends.
The essblsi- complied. end the intruder
then bound end mud him. otter which
he started to empty the coin treys into e
not which he cerrled.‘
At thl! juncture the cashier of the Citio
rene' bent serene the street, who low the
silelr, rushed in with e. shotgun end er.
rented the robber, who was then turned
over to the police. The thief wee ldenll»
fled es the Rev. J. 1". Reid, s Baptist min-
ister. Reid come into notoriety s law
months one by diseppeerlng after lssvlng
I his clothes on the river bank to give the
' impression that he bed been drowned.
He afterward turned up in iiilnols. where
he claimed to be suffering from mental
troubles.
When Reid entered the book. he were I
' long false heard. but in the scullie it wee
torn off, revealing his identity.
Deeper-lion Drove Him to n.
‘ ” After his arrest Reid says he he; noth-
i log to conceal and claims that desperation
; drove him to the commission of the crime
I "I bed a good pastorate in the cost up to
several months ago," he said. "but my
, wife could not live there, so we came back
here. The minister in my church gnve
me the cold shoulder. I was shunned by
those formerly professing to be my friends,
end in a short time I bud exhausted the
small stock of money I brought with me.
I was then thinking of how I could lilip-
port my wife and two little children in
Oregon City. and l conjectured all man-
ner of plane. A week ago i hit upon the
plan of getting money out of the First
do I have no oenfederetee, and none
knew of my deter-initiation but myself.
"Shall 1 pl. ed the insanity dodge? No.
never. I prefer the penitentiary m the
insane asylum. i have got to the end of
my rope, and tho only feeling in thin mat-
ter is for my poor wife and children."
Reid has a brother in )lollne, ills.
FOUR DAYS OVERDUE.
Ll Gurngne "Id Not Bren Sighted Up to
This Morning.
New Yonn. Feb. 7.—-Enriy this morn-
French line stL-nmship Ln Unecogno, (lop
teln Bundeion. from Haw-e. She is now
nearly four days overdue. The White star
liner 'l‘eutouiL; from Liverpool. has not
yet been sighted. she should have arrived
more then :i hours one to equal her no
ord. As other trsnaoilsntlc liners hove
been coming in of low ubout on schedule
time. it is barely possible that the Ten-
tonic may he towing Ln Gaseogne to this
port. -
It is mid here that the value of the Gise-
eoano‘s inn-go is between 0300.000 and
HOUJNIU. and that it consists principally
of hides, wines. dry goods and fsncy gro‘
cerlait.
Among the passengers on the (income
are Edgar W. Mix. one of the Perle rep-
resentatives of the Thomson—Houston Eleo-
tricel company; .‘ii. .lsequin. s New Yuri:
dry goods importer: lll. .looquet. e Chime
go wine merchant: M. .‘lintogrin. s Pi»
rlslsn glove dealer who has been in New
York bolero.
(Brent Suffering In Baltimore.
BALTIMHIW. run 7.-—('ronclied snd
huddled together before u dying: fire try-
ing to keep warm were u Women and her
six children in :5 little house in Bird
street. while the thermometer marked l
degree above zero. 'l‘boir faces were won
sud pinched wiib hunger. their bodice
weak. shivering with cold. and on o bed
in the room Joy the fnther of the femily
doud from n mmbinetiou of consumption.
cold weather nud look of food. The police
soy there hna never been snob destitutlon
It exists new niuong the poor.
Rusty tail of Judge and Jury.
Gh‘h‘t‘r‘kfl. N. Y., Fell. 7.-—l-‘ire broke
out in the i-ourtnmm in the Livingston
county courthouse. whore Supreme ('ourt
Judge Davy was providing it was reused
by the steam pipes set burl: in the well.
and in it moment the courtroom wee filled
with smoke. Judge. grand jury. lawyers
end speelutors made it busty exit The
lire. hewuver. was extinguished without
much trouble. and the ions was found to
he small
A Double Trendy.
l’irrenizno. Feb. 7. width l'rebsk. an
Admin. Went to ibe home of his ulster
inelsw. hire. Mary "rebels. living on l'ros-
poet street. Allegheny. end without wsvn~
lnx drew in nvoivur end shot her in the
bend. lie then run out. and going to his
son mom in}; down on the bed uml shot
himself through the heart. it is thought
he wont temporurlly lumne. Mrs. "rel-eh
is seriously wounded, but will pmbebly
recover.
t'rseh In is ”wheel.
MilitTlilZM. Fell 5'.me inesl timed
Trunk train run into the veer end of the
flannel Vermont tmln from New York.
which wee elepped by the snow user is»
mile. smut!» miles from here. Henry
illehwob. firemen. and Juice lleivin. ”elm
men. were seriously hurt intensity. The
massacre mm! with e shoring up.
'flnvsvhlti Mrihm “firing.
ilsvrsmm, Item. Fen limit isv
quiet in inter circles tedsy. sud thonef
thestrikmwhohsve lives st home ere
spesreetiy slaying by them. There is
much mil-ring Among the damping“,
end the severe weather has but ell; tly
modernist! during the only.
(isttirom. 0.. ”lb ’7.me broke
out in )ioore'e innit-tore. rent bush
eese houses were destroyed. with their
seeks. trim: firemen were buried by the
telling wells. but were W slim
The; were eerily but eatsteliy moves.
?eiieeteee Meets in. iii-emu".
lire Your. reel ‘7.th when".
swim“. shot his teacher-ileum tint
use” when lit tie hm vie tense
litmus. lire. White‘swosse isef sees.
Notional hook in the innnnerl tried to.
lug no news had been received of the'
Wes Driven to It "Mutter—Wen I”
simulate. ‘ -‘
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vies. end one my own free. volition
eedhponusneeefuy eneltevehlehelitf ldeecfths
«enema-law! my duty to the pee- M
ple of Hawaii to their highest sud
heetietsreetnendeiso forthesskeef
these misguided Heweiiens end others
who hove recently sound In rebellion
eplnet the republic end in so Mums» to
restore me to the position clause». which
I held prior to the mh of Jennsry. me.
And without soy eleini thst l shell become
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entitled by resson of suytbin‘ thet I rosy
new ssyerdo to soy other or different
the government then 1 otherwise could
end might legally receive. 1 new desire
to express end make known sud do here-
23 in tent them
25 per tart um
MllSliN unnriwm. ’
Our Muslin linden-weer, direct from one of the em Ieenefsetuvers in Annelise
by express end mete known to yourself
es the only lawful sud recognized bend of
the government sud to ell the people of
trimmed with the latest styles of embroidery.
tbst cannot be quoted elsewhere, Those who
end which wesre adoring It lei.
visit our Muslin Undekur Mir
the Hewelnn Islands, whether or not they
have you become ellluns of the republic
or hove bum sdhaents of the late mon-
srcby, end else to all diplomstie end other
foreign representatives in Howell, to all
of whom i respectfully request you to
cause this statement end action of mine to
be mode known as soon so may be, se fol~
lawn-viz. in order to ovoid any possibility
of doubt or misunderstanding on the sub-
ject. although l do not think that ny
doubt or misunderstanding is either p13”!
or possible. I do hereby fully and unequiv-
ocally admit and declare the government of
the republic of Howell es the only luwfni
government of theflewnlieu Islands, and
that the lute “swollen monarchy is finally
and forever ended and no longer of any
legal or actual validity. force or eilnct
whatsoever. and i do hereby forever uh
solve all persons wbemeoever. whether in
the “swollen islands or elsewhere. from
ell and every manner of allegiance or oiil’
elnl obligation or duty to me nod my
heirs and successors forever. and l lwroby
declare to oil such persons in the Hawaiian
lelsnds that I consider them so bound in
duty and honor henceforth to support unit
sustain the government of Howell. "
The queen mode 3 pics for tho linwst
lens and others who tool: part in the re.
heillon. She hopes exeeutive clemency
will be ex cited in their mean.
She up Lites sdeslreki live in absolute
privacy henceforth.
MAJESTIC'S ROUGH Thur.
Peseengere Repovt n he Tragedy oil the
(You! of lvelsud.
Qurssnows. Feb. 7.-—'i'he White Stu
line steamer Majestic. Captain i’nreell.
from New York, Jen. fill. for Liverpool.
arrived here. She reports heving met
who terrific pies throughout the posse”.
which was the slowest one she ever mean
Home of the muscles on the steamer
meiosis slsrminu report. which lli'olv
firmed by someof theerew. These pee
angers state that or. half past 1 o‘clock
Wedncedny morning. when the steamer
wee elmut 200 miles West of Ireland. a
mall craftuul observed to the north.
word of the Majestic showing what serm-
ed to be storrh signal of destross 'i'hs
steamer s course was altered. end she
etood up in the dlmtilim of the omit. but
on spproechlng close to where the lorrh
light bud been seen it suddenly disappear
ed The Majestic crui-ed in the Vicinity
for-on hour. exhibiting lights, but noth-
ing more was seen, A strong 2510'”
prevailing at the limo. sin! e high meme
running .‘m doubt is entertmnml that
the small craft foiioderell
CHINESE HOLD OUT.
Their fleet Withstsm'te the ansuree AL
min In Wei-uni-wei nay.
Cnrrr, Feb, 7. «The Chinese fleet in
the harbor of Welallslfl'sl is still holding
out are mt the .lspnnsve The Chinese
vessein nave shelled lhet pen of the town
which, it was supposed. was modeled by
the .lnpunme. Three foreigne-s denied
Walpole. H-rhiiell and Thomas arr-reported
to been been killed or when prisoners
The rmmunnder lurch?“ of the first
Jspsuese army. ($1:an Noam. le report
ed to hsve been killed st list (their;
Lorsl purer-i stole that Geller-l Tel.
mmmumlinu ibei'blrme lend foreeefot
Wei lint Wm. is deed end the: the eltu
tlen in critical,
Narrow rise-Len from I "aim
Emma. (1, Feb. 7, -~'l'he lemmas is
the new west side nubile school building
blew up with terrific («was during the
noon new The northern well of the
main building win blown completely out
Fire lmmmilmeiy sinned and woe only ex»
tineuielmi ere-r mmb dsmeae bed been
done. "Mi sharpie-me occurred if: min
utes later. when on” ehlidren would have
been in the building. it frightful loss of
life would have occurred
Irvivsw ('rus'y by Poverty.
PlT‘filli’im. Feb. tin-Louis Williams
lenlowdi. driven to Wine by im-
evty. in s hum of freely threw n listlm
It lite wile. whirl: stvurb her on the M
and «rushed her shrill. libs fell to the
limo. end her linebsnvt licked sod best
her unmvrrifnlly. lie wss merited. sud
st the pollen, eietiow be sold the fsmlly lied
been when»; food for lhvseileye Mrs
William” dull: is momentarily expected.
reme- sensual-v amt.
hummer. flees. Vela. 1.~»A. lived
ford )lmse, e lemons ebeiitivmi-t. died
st ”mime. seed at yum lie wee the
Inst of nine eluditleeists who wmintt
moiety 6 twisted with John“. Wilmer
see metre 1:. Phillips of More.
one" We on» W
Cnirtem'l'eii. “luv-Berth” seemed so
eemoee Mo treasury eievt'eefou. eel
finding the lower mu alerted seven!
pone-ice of the tie «that. see foreleg
it open m W etioleeeiresey
use out. let mote.
“lien dual»? 7' V subset
his . . . emu-lee
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mom will not bedtesppolnted.
Flannel Vests and Skirts.
We else with to cull ettentiou to s special lot of Geots’ end Indies’ em,
in Natural Wool, Cnmel’s lereud Scarlet, not toiled end unsightly. to law-
feetnveve'ssmples usually ere. but ‘clesn end perfectg in every pertieelm good
that are never eold for less than $1.25 or $1.50. choice of the lot, 69 outs ouch.
lrisiram &. Hyatt, Norwall, Bonn.
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FRANCIS & CO.
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,
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of Clothing sold,
and it remains with you to decide Whether
There are many kinds
you will have the wool over your eyes or
on your back.
We are o’fl'eriiigf~ '“ger discount on
winter clothing than ever before, infirm
to reduce stock before inventory in Febru-
ary.
FRAMES”; 52 co.
86 Washington Street, - South Kuwait. Conn.
Old and Reliable Daily Direct Freight lino
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Will ieeve Pier 28. 8. lb. llvrtmin street. New York. s. 5 p, m.
lave Norwslh. ll 9. m. 8min Norwsllt. 0:00 p. in,
freight received from 7 s. in. to ll p. in.
Upon application to sgente the City of Norwslh, Eegle end Vulcse will b
not for speelsl late of freight seywbeve in New York or its vicinity.
WA“ per-mes ere forbid mung soy of the employee of the hosts of Q.
be r! a ' new. of the owners thereof. on O!
IMI’OR’I‘EI) D‘RIBE OF BUT Y.
1 bsve been successful in beryl? Diamonds that were in-
ported free ofduty end cut in New ork;foront and hit; -
soyerlor to Diamonds out in Europe. These Diam' ondewerem
are the diamond cutters strike st a saving of ten per cent. on
mu. end will offer Diamonds to my customers this lesson for
less money than the some qnslity of goods can be bought!“
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