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A series
of three
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"32 an ti. 1895. inclu-
ling accommodations at
on. “3.60. Philadelphia.
COMFORT
- tours will leave New
oflrhruer 7 and March 7.
; nmessry exrn :
Hiladeluhia 1260: Moo
Richmond. Washing-
Aeerleaof Jackson-
fi ville tours. allowing
a two weeks in the
be run during3 Jenn
. and March and
from New York: 548.00
. win meals en route
train
I .
Two tours
,. NIA to theGold
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.0? Valuer) Him Mass. Feb. 8. A N mind: is tail in“?
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:3 asbooaulumedininwlththreeofbar 3.,me ' m “
new iroreu to the root at her will». cause
ashore on the north coast of Martha's
Vineyard. , She was at once boarded by
lilo savers, who found her to he the T. P.
TM Bills-rd “rune m
is beginning to feel the mid wave. Worm.
,lie. The bodies were nearly covered with new up ‘0 "mm Thursday. bill tin" "Ml
ice. and their limi a were frown stiff. {cooler weather is reported from all points.
Medical Exnmlner Lends was taken The mercury dropwd 40 dept-eon at Tellu—
ahoerd the vessel, and under his direction baa-soc. [claims a, foot long formed in Conic
the bodies were removed from their icy tel park. on is forming in (Joule. The
bed and taken to an nndertaker’s rooms weather bu nu predicts afurther drop all
here. Examination then disclosed that over the stone. ,
one of them was Captain Joseph lloswlclt. ”'W
and another was Mote Martin Lee of tho‘ PRINCESS VMAUD To WED,
still unidentified. although from in. cloth: ‘ sum. flatworm he. 5.1"... Italian Crow-
JAcneonviLLii, Ila. Fob. u—‘lllorldo
Dixon ofNew York. thence for Rockloud. ‘ lunnrvmhnt prevailed lhmmw lb-
Dixon, both of Rockland. The third in
log he is supposed to bore been the cook.
The body of the captain was heavily cloth-
ed. but those of the other two were only
partially so. There was no trace of the
rest of the crew, and it is feared they were
washed overboard and lost. '
All that remains of the Dixon is that
part of the deck shaft the foremost and
the cabin in which was found the vessel’s
logbook, but this contained nothing refer-
ring to her present trip. Alongside the
wreck lay a must and a boom. with furl-
ed and close roofed sail attached, and it,
is thought here that the vessel struck on 5
same roof along the coast during the bad :
unable to battle with the olernente was
driven ashore
Adrift on Lake Mlehlgnn.
MILWAUKEE, Feb. e—Somewhere in ,
the lake nino men are slippoeed to be
adrift in two yuwlboats that left the
North Point pumping station last night.
The first yawlhoat is manned by four
men who come in from the crib for sup-
plies Thursday afternoon and storied back
with provisions. It is supposed this boot
failed to reach the crib, and that it drifted
out toward midluke with its occupants.
At 7 p In. last evening a second yaw]-
boat-manned by five volunteers went out
to the crib in answer to distress signals.
Thla‘hoat also has not been heard from
again. and it is suppmcd that it also failed
to reach the lake end of theintake tunneL
'l'be flreboat Foley, having in tow a
crew of volunteers in the surfhont left the
harbor at 3:45 o’clock, was seen to com.
munlcnte with the men on the crib and
then started out in the lake in a north-
eaatcrly direction. The supposition in that
the fireboet is out in search of the two
yawibouts and their occupants, but up to
early this morning it had not returned to
this port.
If the men in the ynwis foiled to land
at the crib. they Were probably frozen to
death, because the thermometer was 20
below zero on the lake, and some of there
were sunntily dressed. The names of the
men as nearly as could he learned are:
Allen. Barrett, James radio. Barry,
John Daily, .iorerninh Fallen, Slim Welsh.
two unknown men. The men are all
minors employed at the shore end of the
tunnel. They hnd just come out of the
shaft, and when they heard that there
woe danger on the crib ihc-y oil'ored their
services at once, The lake seemed rains
poor the shore end. but some distance out
quite is strong northwest wind was blow—
in:
The Storm In Tumult-nil.
Pmmnrmruu. l'eh. 8.-—~’l‘ho western
storm reached this city yesterday and hue
etendily increneed in violence. Several
inches of enow have fallen, and the storm.
which by nightfall bod renolicd tho prfr
portions of a blizzard, continue today with
unahuted fury. The high winds nre our:
rying the falling flakes into drills, and
trnlllv very seriously impaired on roll-
way lines throughout the city. incoming
trains are ulmost all behind time. The
norm is general throughout eastern l'enn-
eylvauin and New Jersey. us shown by the
following advices:
Pottetown, l’a,-—'l'raflic of every kind
is being interfered with by the heavy
snowstorm. The worst {eastern of the
snow is caused by high winds driitlng it.
' Bristol, I’m-Tho wont snowstorm
which basvisited this section since the
blizzard of less is raging here today. The
wind is blowing a hurricane. and the
snow is badly drifting.
Media. Pan-The heaviest storm of
years set in in tbeafternoonand continues
without abatement. The snow is afoot
deep. and mode are impassable.
: Plenuuntville. N. .l.-A blizrard of the
utmost ry in raging here The snow is
badly ing.
Inmbertvllle, N. J.—-A terrific blizmrd
longing here today. All country roads
are impassable. and trains are 'far behind
time
Three (undue Means-hips.
New Yonx. Feb. s.—i:p to this morn-
ing nothing bnd been heard of the eteom
ships Ln linumgne, from llovre; Teutonic.
from Liverpool, and llbyuland. from Antw
werp. The llascogne is nenrly live doys
overdue The Teutonic is more than so
hours behind her record time. Under or-
dinary circumstances the lthynland should
have reached port last ’i'ueeday.
With the big French liner live days
overdue and no we'd of her or of the 372
soul- ehoard. the anxiety hoe grown to sue-
pulne. Somehow was found in the theory
that the White liter line steamship Terr
tonic in standing by to aid the missing
vessel. of all the trips that the twin
screw llyer of the White Star lleet has
made eemas the transatlantic track. none
has been so slow as this The Teutonic
heretofore always arrived about on time.
The commune of shipping opinion is
that the prevailing weather on the north
Atlantic is even worse just now than is
generally experienced at this time of the
ydr. and this is had indeed. Alslnward ;
bound steamship! report must terrific
Wendell“ there bnrthemurka
of wind and use on the rides in More of
lreua brine ecu tangle- of battered rig‘
gilg and lighter deebworlr.
Wash of the Idle harm
(leaner. Ilene. tab. humiliate”
(loll-a of Beth. Ia. Captain Hurray.
tutu tie-esp for Washington with ice.
‘LNWMMW life saving
Prince Arranged.
burl-mm new
mf- tothelinglilh
m l'lease sets theymede meta».
liners of mutants when before the
l nineteen «mm crucial. and the follow-
l ug teamed from the [Amped Ship-
uee'lielexrevi:
‘ 'Our lamina t. in refer.
wee to the allegations mint the Ellie's '
new. telegraphed lest night after reading
Iverepons: "I out eatisfied that the ear-
eeot account has not leenrnade public.
from a ltuowhdre of the Elbe's decks I
no prepared to risk the attention that the
vflleinl inquiry will show that the crew of
it. med lmat did not behave improp-
Irly, the nempapcrs forgetting that the
lecithm is letween the port and ster—
ward titles, and also (crooning the relav
live positions oi the boat and deck during
s heavy list The hunt probably required
In barrel: to man her. soul the oillcau
I charge very likely hole» 'ml to that par-
kular trout i should say that the boat. !
vireo in the water, mm mfll'ly level with
he [110”)!!th dwk ml. and was niroved
. No.2 “Gazette Bonding
dimueflrststartediahuelomilhubeeoourmjm
vector to iveenual at 101m. before
“rims solicitors." u' e ’mmmi" “'1'“!
ANNUAL lNVENTORY sets. -‘
Nothing for many a day if ever. e usls the values we doom
that we have any idea of rurlniug of! orqreduciug our met, 35:: isn't our‘w'ey
while curstock is dudes-eat from the ordinary. and we have many omelet
mates of goods not found in other stores. yet by no possibility shall any ‘ ‘ ,
minim: “he'll."t‘h to any that they pad more t‘han :lli'odsatnei quality is ”will“:
. on econ rery.aeatt esenttme Millie, ‘
trading shall buy here for less than anyw‘litere else. I! o "9 as , ‘ , a”
DRESS GOODS.
To put in print .11 of the hernias to he found in this deptutuent. would re.‘ '
quire more space than we could efl’ord and would be too cumbersome I wey Cl,
piecing them before our readers We here. therefore, selected a few items wlileh,
we belie? will give a very fair idea of what can be expected through the railroad-7
pmmen
Our 25 cent Fancy Dress Goods at 19 cents. '
iii-m "
Rosie. Feb. H.—-ltslie.u papers sfnte thot ‘ Ii! «retold being swamped by the sinking
a marriage between the Prince of Naples; : drip. Bearing in mind that the rescued
the crown prince of Italy. and Princess root was on the listed side and that the
Maud. the youngest daughter of the Prince tthor-side secured safer. i should any that
of Wales. has been errnnged. i It the time of shoving of! there was no
Losnou, i-‘ob e.——A dispatch from Borne roe else of. hand to lulu into her. lloil—
to The Chronicle says that inquiry in well oats and Voters. I fancy, will turn out
informed quarters confirms the me I! ' mention manger» whose heads have
weather of the past few days. and beingl ‘
PR] NOB VICTOR EMANUEL
the hetrothnl of the crown prince of ltnly
and the Princess Maud of Wales. The
wedding has been fixed to take place in
May. previous to which time the Prince
of Wales will visit ltey.
Victor Emanuel, Prince of Naples. woe
born Nov. ii, infill. He holds the rank of
lieutenant general in the iiallen army.
Princess llinud was born Nov. 28, limo.
Thus there is but 15 doys‘ difference in
their ugea
THE FRENCH lN TURKEY.
sailor From I liunbm landed .8 lens”! I.
Right 3 “irons.
CUNRTAN‘TIMWLE, Feb. s.~'l‘urlrish om—
einle arrested the abbot of the French
Catholic brotherhood at lsmldt for a triv-
ial offense. The i-‘remh minister de-
manded that an apology he made by Tori
key and that the ofiicluls who mode the
arrest he dismiswd. He further demand
ed that tho abbot be reinstated in his
olllce with full pump.
The portc apologived for the arrest. but
refused to do anything further in the mat.
ter. whereupon the From-h dispatch flout
Petrol wns sent to lsmidt. where eho land
ed sailors. who formally reinstated the
abbot.
(ienerul Booth (fronts of (“stun-ruler.
Toimxru. Feb. H.—~ General Booth of
the Salvation Army arrived here. in to
ply to a question with regard to the proph
cry intoly enunciated by the general thnt
the end of the century would be signal
izod by ClIlllilll'nphml, he eluted that this
forecast was one which would he made by
any one who knew of the present social
conditions throughout the world.
Ito-stem. I'm the Elite finflereve.
New Ymm, ‘l-h. 8.———H. Beorhohm'l'i'ee
and his company of players gave a spaniel
matinee performance at Abbey's theater
for the benefit of the sufferers by the Elbe
dinner. A large end fnnhlonoble nudi-
ence witnessed the performance of "(Jap-
tain Swift " The proceeds of the benefit
amounted to £1,000.
. m Cephaloulss late.
Queers-rows, Feb u,--'l'he Cunard line
steamer Cephalonie. Captain fieccombw
from Bullion, Jan. no. for Liverpool, which
was considerably overdue at this port. or-
rived sofeiy. i-ihe reports that the el
countered terrible eaetcrly and westerly
gales end for port of the poeeugo tum
dons head awe.
Veoesuelan Como! Fined anon.
New Yonit. Feh. s.——Rufino Bloom, 2:
years old. coneul from Venezuela at the
port of Philodelphln. was fined loco in
the court of general eessione by Recorder
Golf, a jury finding him guilty of curry-
ing concealed weapons. lie woe uncalled
for assaulting a policeman.
Murine-sci” Dwight "not head.
UTICA. N. Y., Feb. 8,—ltev. Timothy
Dwight Hunt. who woe is Presbyterian
missionary at llonolulo in inlz’. and who
held pellet.“- in this state and Hichigan,
died at his home in Whiteuboro, lie was
born in llocbeutur in lllill.
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEF-'8.
An electric light race track will ‘bo
opened in Kansas (Iity lo the near future.
indications are favorable for resettlement :
of the dispute bemoan the Southern Pt
on. read and its engim
An American named For. said to he
the son of e hooker. was robbed of area
in a train between Nice and Monte Carlo.
W. H. Harris. a well know»
atoaeumee paper of bourbon. the
gambler and duper-do, was found dead
in Kansas City.
Two hundred dancer- in Wabash. led.
'i‘he ht' gingham mills at Walt-rt
Reliance: heated at Power um and
mums cut-r. Pa. wrre totally lei
atruyodbylie.
teen turned by public attention. l'evera'e
“indent that he alone saved the woman
”(I pulled her into the boot in incredible
. sod indicates geomal exaggeration. it is
Irown to he untrue by the fact now elicitv'
l id thut the third officer. purser’s mistent
, md Steward Kobe drew the women into
. he beat. ’ "
," ANNA oooto ENGAGED.
barge (twirl toys ”in: Will Wed (taunt
do! Cfllelllluv.
NEW Yuma i-‘eh a—lt is announced
Elliot Mien Anna lloiild, the youngeqt sip
:or of Gamers Mould. is managed to Count
I. (installonc of Paris, and that the wed’
ling will take place in New York “Mm.
_ lime in the spring. probably at George
hiould'e bruise. .
flies Anna Gould met the count in l’ar'
oabont ten months ago. He has bolus
é iving in New York during the last four
I! five Immthe in prlvnto apartments.
l lie is nfmnt me years old. highly cane-tr
ad, a good linguist and food of athletic
rports. The count is the elder eon of the
‘ Minis do (Jasullene. ewcnlthy Parisian.
; in an interview last nightlieorge Gould
lenllrmrd the [act of the engagement. but
lid that it was not yet decided when the
wedding would take plm. lle added
flower". that it would 01:0!!! in thin city,
an..-
Ire-hie Triagedy In rs Itv‘aurant.
New Your. Feb. e.-l)on hrnofiio Mar-
1 wet, 3U your» old. and his brother, i‘inv
; mule Hemmer. 2% years old. met their
' loath by bullet wounds in the restaurant
of Mrs. John'll. Meyers. at the corner of
, Melchior) .tmlw out: lorry eighth street.
it is supposed that the older of the two
that his brother and then killed himself.
_ The police think the rum quarrcied over
,iwowomen who had accompanied them
, lo the reutoumot.
l'iaflrulle' “has“ “timed.
TIMI-iii! m, )llsmt . Fen ~ .41“ broke
out in the log horn adorning the noviv
ilnte of ”murder oi tho Hivlato lnihors
here. In a {93W momoute the horn woe in
Ishcs, and the lire had mini'iuoimwd to
the building mrripiml as n dwelling null
school. Awsletanro true pent from laiwcll.
out the dwe 1mg was untried There were
about '2." stmlontn in the building when
the lire hrokn out, and they Wt!» all n»
wed in safety.
Dr. snlcliflr “enunciated.
for .2 iii) $3 50 patterns at $3 00.
on your back. ,
86 Washington Steel,
3 pieces fnncy Choviote, medium color, would
uler 50c quality, this rule, 25c yd. Guaranteed ell
melts good house dime. Beg- }
wool.
40 in. ell wool Bergen and Henriettas, all colors, regular 50c quality, ”it yd.
BLACK GOODS. XL
40 in. all woo'l Serge, regular 500 quality, 39c.
45 in. all wool Serge. regular 75c quality. 50c.
iii) in. oil wool Serge, regular $1 quality. 506
45 in. Henrietta, regular 756. quality, 500.
100 selected Dress patterns. no two alike,
at just what they cost. 03.00 potter!»
Special discount of 25 per cent. on all Cloah and Fur Capes.
FRANCIS & 00. T
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,
There are many kinds of Clothing sold,
\
We are ofi'ering larger discount
ary.
FRAN as ”
and it remains With you to decide whether
you will have the wool over your eyes or
r " in
011
Winter clothing than ever before, in order
to reduce stock before inventory iii."Eébru=*~‘-
&" do.
lelrllllluii «.4. S Y. lob ~. -lir. .l, S.
Finland's: of this lily, who was apwinted
’ an impertor m, the Chilling» ulmtkynrdl re-
: merrily and M me up; ointment we» revok-
ed to stun-m m that he had burned Clevo
but! its clllqy in l-rw lacing iron for-
warded to Washington. has Just been rev
appointed, He will be assigned to duty
, in Tom.
seem Ira l‘argu'e lilvurm l‘ulnny.
Penna, N. 1),, Feb. nucleoli Helm a
Spanish oohlmrmn from liorano, is here
to obtain 5. dirorre under the lenient
North lhskota low, honors de Pedro. also
of Haven» and an conductance of the
room, is probably hero for the some purl
pose. The scent has a wiored servant
and also employers French fencing master.
A Victoria mm.
VICTORIA,” (3., Feb. ll. -- Horace Davie.
lilyovol (Town hanand broiherof Premier
Davie, wise nuulo deferment in a hremsh of
promise unit for Simmer by live Charlie.
also of ('owicbun. llnvieuiarried recently,
and before that event was seen much in
the society of the phsintiff.
A I'auslly‘e Sorrow Escape.
chunmmr. Mm. Feb. ll.~A daughter
of ii. W. .lcwutt. who ttna awakened by
the email of nttmke. found the house on
lire and rouml the family. who had baro-
Iy time to eecape in their nightelotheu
l’he handsmne reshlcnca was destroyed.
l'vima [Downs Walla I mm".
In Your, Feb. e.-—-f'arnline Hamil»
1 Ion, the prime doom of the Iioetoniene.
has entered run for simian divorce
against her lmeband. Charles l-idwerd
Hamilton. mommy ground-mallow
lo the Mentalist,
.c. _. __.
“limes: line a fruit makeup.
Bitumen. Feb. ti.-'l'he llerchanw
hull Kitchen” was opened formally in
Ilse menu: of more thanitoo members
and my guests. including the moon'
sad other civic functionarlea
Irlg (has wm.
lismotrr. lb‘. 12, Feb. lt-Jl’ha Dutch
Ml ficm. Captain irinzey. came ashore
p tin-t South shoal. opposite this pm
$ new wee-ell saved with much sun.
7.
Whitney Completes Ills W
or. Jmll'il. N. it. ran a—After a
week's sod-Iver so William “May
has completed his ministry. Three-
tell will be sworn in May. '
he an a mount of the owners thereof.
”in. one
A time Saving. Labor Saving,
Elli VIC I.
It” 0".
wiilluanthelfuf em III lav I.
firt—fipbmmmelylh n‘w
Wise
Old and Reliable Daily Direct Freighi line
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CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE Ann
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Will leave Pier 23, E. R.. Beekrrrm street, New York, a. 5 o. or.
leave Norwellr. ii p. in. South Norwaik, 0:00 p. m.
Freight received from 7 a. in. to 5 p. m.
Upon application to agents the City of NorwaIk, Eagle and Vulcan will to
«eat for special ion of freight anywhere in New York or its vicinity.
”All persons are forbid treating any of the employee of the beats of I“
Collar Button.
eel!
Temper Boring,
Thetop is wedge shaped; the upper
part of the post is flat, the lower part is round. It
can’t help working, its as simple as a clothes Pin.
Made in
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TM tenement literal lift it
sunset 60.. sl llartlert,
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