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give ae a call on Saturday.
OTHER BARGAINS. FOR SATURDAY.
y, . , you know we will open a new etore at No. 19 Main
ham. Bucceee in our’Bonthl‘iorwalk etore and numer-
eeueed thie eiep, and we will ehow the
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our prices are at low as the loweet, and quality all that in repre-
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wasumorov smear,
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‘ On Saturday we will preeent to all purchaaere of our femoue Tent and Oeiieee.
A CAKE OF FANCY TOILET SOAP.
Title leap ie given away FREE in addition to the regular preeeni. Be euro to
molars wean norm
norm
lirolu a I'lelea .ltod Whoa ’l‘ltree ”eye
out of liavre. '
. ’_ . ; ‘ . , ‘ v . i- '
amsmnd choaDBSt lee Thirteen Dave the I‘reaeltflaev atreg-
glad Along With Fatehed lip ”ecu-en.
Mtllag wan ‘l'errible Wot-tin nee
Finally Anchoring lafely m Port light
Deya Overdue. but With All ller Halide
lain and Wellwltald to for ll'irrtyoone
Indra In a Hurricane of! Newfoundland.
Did Not light a Ball Until he! fluaday.
Great Ilrjoielug In New York City and
Eleewbere at the Newe»~'l'he Mary of a
Peanut-gar.
- New You“. Feb. lit.--l.a (iaaeogue. the
overdue French ‘lttltmlilllli. reached her
pier in North river thle morning eafe and
aound after a meet ndveniureue voyage of
ill Gaye.
A chier went up from iheuaande of
throate ae ehe puehed her lee coated prow
into her eilp. and the pauongere who
crowded her deoke waved their hate and
handkerchiefa Joyouely at the dense crewde
who frantically shouted them a welcome.
lallareogne limped into port laet night,
with three red lighte hanging from her
foreniaei no a signal that ahe wee dlaahled.
liar [managers were all on deck, come of
them ringing, and meet of them cheering
LA GABON)!!-
ae pereena are wont to do when their
mlnde are euddenly relieved of a heavy
etraln. For 13 daye of aveyage laeting
i0 daye the ehlp had been (“‘11le one of
her main platen rode having broken on
her third day out from Barre. For 16
been on that fateful third day the veaeel
wee have to while the break wee "paired-
lt wee comparatively good weather
when the break occurred, but the dleabled
gmgmmfiu' “f ;c eteamer wae fated to run into eome of
m f c the naeileet weather of her voyage.
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. “I“ m sugomhf. for 25: chinery broke down again. and the etearn-
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Meat and Perfect Fitting Slum.
one in which the
last Iaioial it Used, Combining Durability and Si"
fleeing it the heat ”.00 Seamleee Shoe in the market.
avnnv PAIR wannahren.
~._0di,aadeaalniaethaubeferepnrehaelnganyotherehee.at
. S. BROWN’S.
,m Italn street. so. Norwallt.
erwaa hove to again, thie time for Al
heura During all that period the en~
gluee did not make a eingle revolution.
When the amend rcpaire had been made.
the steamer started ahead once more an-
der etlll further reduced power and bead
ed toward the Long laiand ceaet.
It lea remarkable foot that during the
entire voyage aoreee the Atlantic La Gee
cagne did not night a atenmer until aha
paeeed one bound for Philadelphia late on
Sunday. Late yesterday afternoon the
French steamer signaled Fire inland and
then proceeded toward Sandy Hook light-
ehip.
l'amngera Never l‘urlielty.
While the pammgore were roneideruhly
worried on account of the delay. there wae
never a panic among them. They knew
that their ahip was a etaneh one. and they
had every confidence in theircaptain. And
beeidee they knew that the ehip wag not
totally dimhied But they were nervaua
and apprx'honeivu at timim. and they hailed
the eoncluelon of their voyage with joy.
They cheered the mptaln. and they cheered
the crew.
Following la a mpy oi the official log of
La (iaeoogne, copied by one of tho paeeen.
gore and thrown overboard to a prone tug
in a bottle it ahevva the veeeel'a poeltion
from day to day and the number of mllee
reeled of! every N houn:
Jan. 27 ... i ongiiude,
“Mi-will) mllea
Jan. 2r—imngiiude.
”zit—407 miloe.
Jan. 29—l.ongitude.
t8 die—3.10 mllea
Jan. 80— Longitude.
Oldie—lie rnllee.
Jan. ill—Longitude.
{kW-whit! milaa
Feb. l—— Longitude.
“zed—955 rnllee.
Feb. ii -— l ongitnde.
tSM—llao miiea
Fab. ii -- Longitude.
”dill—2”! miloa
Feb 4 ~— Longitude,
moi—m milee.
ll'eb. h-h‘o promote.
Feb. li—Ne progreee.
Feb. 7 ~— Longitude.
ti :lli—lmi rnilaa.
Feb. 6 -— Longitude.
«Mo—loll miles.
Feb. ii -- Longitude.
“Mil—131 mllea.
Feb. lo— Longitude. 70:59; latitude.
“zit—«70 tnllea.
Feb ll—Longituda 74:16; latituda
40:97-45 railee.
At therequeetof amperterlllr. llfir, a
repreeeatatlve of the Thememlloaeton
lien-trial company. one of the cabin pae-
eengere. haetliy wrote out the following
atatameut, which he threw overheard to
the preee tug:
Tale! by a Mug".
"Jill went well until Jan. 29. threedaya
after calling from naive, when the ehip
wee etepped. and the paeaengere, on la-
entry to to the eauee. were informed that
a of the machineryhad broken down.
'1' information wee a enrpriee to the pee-
mgere. whowere unaware at the the
that an aeeident had ceenrred. ”we had
heenaeeheeher neleeenllieient teeaeee
13:47; latitude.
242W; latitude,
38:4“; latitude.
Mull; latitude.
latitude,
latitude.
latitude,
latitude.
latitude.
40:24;
”10»;
iii! : iii:
I57 :02:
at :l l;
fill :07; latitude.
latitude,
69:35; latitude,
66:”;
m g ’l
new
We» diameter-d
wee ever
lien. and
enabled
part-
however. and ae
eteeniweecntofl from the boiler ofxthe
engirm the epeed wae minced one'helf.
"Even at this rate we were further
handicapped by being compelled toetop
m» Ill been,” realm the lam Ilnlneu.
which were continually wearing out un—
der the etraln. ‘
“All would have gone well but for the
terrible etrelu which bout the diaabled
veeeel on the 4th of ride month. It atmek
ne while we were lying to making repaira
The veaael pitched and tooled [rightfully
in the gale, and for the flrat time alone the
breakdown the paeaengere began to feel
uneaey. 'i‘he engineere were unable to
work ireoatiae of the violent tearing of the
chip. it won lmpoeeihle to handle the
heavy pleeee of machinery.
Another lflafori law.
“ For ii hours the veeeel lay to while the
engineers did their utmoet to maize term.
para?! moire again. it waa impouible
to make aa porn-ct a job he at iirat owing
to the oonelant inoroaee in the extent of
the derangement to the machinery. and
from a speed of 660 miiee which we were
enabled to maize after the ilret breakdown
we had to reduce ,our epeed to ma milee
a day. This made program exceedingly
elow, and We were further impeded by the
constantly recurring galea The weather
wae frightful.
"A gale burdened with alert and anew
amount of the weer with terrific. force.
and the voaeel pitched and timed in the
ferment. Peeeengore and crew nlilre real-
iud the eerlonaneae of our pmltion then.
and for the. firet time eignnle of dietreae
were diaplayed. We also indicator! by eig-
nale that we were disabled. but it wae not
until yesterday that we eighied and eig-
naled a veeael. She wne an hinglieb ateam«
ehlp. She anawered our aignaia. but pro
needed on her way. She was too far away
to underatand that we required aeeletanre.
But for the storm the paeeengere would
not have arproaaed any anxiety.
"We were frequently heeet by galea
which at timm threatened to founder the
veeeel. I never new or experienced aueh
atoms, and the realization that we were
aboard a dieabled veaael in terrible aterme
made many of he very gloomy indeed We
cannot eay too much in praiee of the cap
taln and ofllcera. who behaved manfnlly
and did everythingin their power to make
our int he comfortable ae poeeihia "
lt waa after midnight when La Gee
eogne reached the bar. where the anchored
for the night. She wae met there by the
Chapman Derrick and Wrecking com,
pany'e tug Hauler. which lay alougelde
all night and brought the venue! up to her
doohe thia morning.
The ('nwd at Quarantine.
There wae alarge number of pereona
gathered on the landing dock at the quar-
antine nation. The crowd wae made up
of men and women- eorne near relativee
of paeeengere on La Gaawgne. and othera
were pereona drawn there by ourieeity.
but all teamed to be happy and relieved in
mind that the atanch French liner had
turned up without any very eerione Inla-
hap having befallen her.
When they heard that the aieerner would
not be boarded before morning. m the
veaael had been anchored tor the night of!
Sandy Hook. the people relurned to their
hernia, intending to return to the quoet
for friendn in the morning.
Shortly after midnight the eteamahip
Bolivia. which had eighted La (iaecogne
of! Shinaeuock inland, unlwd at quaran-
tine Captain Baxter raid he had elghted
la iiaacugne at 1 o'clock in the after
noon. rho waa flying eignale of dietreae.
but when appruaizlled her captain refused
all oifern of aeelahlnce. it was seen that
the French linur era» in dlibcultlaa, and
from appeomnroe it warned that ahe had
loot her rudder and woe prrmredxng under
a wry rudder
Joy in the “it.
La iiaalmgno loll. liavre on the morning
of Jan. 31‘. There were 3m pnewngure in
the ilrat cabin ii in the amend and Hit
in llw alarm» The {halo-at tinw made by
the ire nob lino to New iork in ii days H
hours 2a “Hunter—that by la 'l'onraine.
Not until Wedm-eday. however. was any
uneasineua admitted by Agent Forget,
who aald the day before that the atom
and head winda accounted for the delay.
The agenta feared more than they and
faced. 'i‘he rater for reineuranre went up
by inmpe. The French line'a officere were
beeiegodbyi‘riende andrelatlvee of pea-
aengwra. They were told there Innet have
heenahreeh la the machinery. and the
veeeel could only creep along: that it
might be drifting. bntin any event won:
heplched up and towed to thin or
other port in Nevrnandie earne and
brought no newe. it war the value dieap-
poiniment day after day—~no newa until
it wae euddenly flaehed in ever the wivee
from Fire inland yevterdey afternoon.
Never were the French reetaurante and
eafea in New York on ioyoue no they were
laet night. They bubbled with champagne
and enthueiaem. Everybody felt no if he
had found money or had ralatieea on
board. Eva-ry Frenchman felt a per-anal
interest in La “Home. and thie wae
abated by every one who knew a French,
At the Fate Martin. at Ninth atreetand
liuiverrliy pliti’l‘. there wee the greateet en.
thueiaam. for it la a recognized French
headquartm More than 200 time a day
the telephone line been rung by antler»
inquirere about the belated chip. French-
men gathered in hnote at the varied: re»
aorta and gave vent to their enthueiaera In
obeere and oongratulatima
'1'!» am spread rapidly over the city.
At theCafe deParia Auchet lioiraad
the other: there were mad rejoicing and
tceatiug. All that to left of the French
auavter turned out ioeeiehrete the-my
of Le Genome. lint the intenee feeling
of relief and Jay at theatrivai of la (lee
rogue wee not confined to the hunt
blown ”rehash-eon “new“ ‘fie
2 ell-mu that the «may we eat
wee prolubiy the tale-log i
cm" the l 7 voile» travereed from the time
elw wee llm ei'rllted until ehe readied a
print oprmite theoimervatovy. line peeled
within two mile: of ehore.
flow the he». Wee flannel.
h’et time the Cunard liner llama wee
reported two yearn two after a firm
voyage aurora the Atlantic with a broken
ehait hoe there been each rxodiemeut in
this cityaa when the more wee ilaehed
auroral ihe wire» that a nteemev 1mm:
filing the lung raining :a Humane had
been ulghmi of. hire laiaml. The belief
that the Frenr'b liner war mile did not for
more time reaeenre the generally intrude»
lo. a puldlo it wee too gmd to he true,
and it WM only when the bulletin wee air:
nmmcml that l a limogne and no other
"flittefll wan ulnwly making her way to her
, port of (iodine. ion that the long pent up
{twinge or them wise imdnhx mplv wand»
ed day by day for tililnu m the ruining
l craft broke ll om
l in every bowl. in every club. in every
““00“ in the ally the me topie of isomer
nation wan the arrival of the ebip. the
hope of whoae venom! from the terriflu
morme which have camrd mob terrible
divmmm in the maritime wwid hurl ”it
most annaloiied the henna of the mend
Honduran.
lli il‘itl oilirus of the l‘rcnch line the
wane when the leiegrom woe revolved not
nonmelng the safety of the big liner woe a
striking one
'l be news spread unlokly through the
city, llflhdrolilr n! hormone imlvaed the
pier of the omnpony as though they export
ed that in Haldane would in an hour or
two Le mowed at in amt; 'l hie crowd
was ro‘eni'urood every moment. Friend»
of French pmecimore lived «,uery after
query at Mr. West. the superintendent of
the line
The only mfnrnmiiou vouchmled them
was that the shin woo «are, They ebmlt
handa with eat-b other and laughed and
wept with ,xny. Hvor HM) people decided
on aniyiug at the «look until in liaecogno
arriuod. and it woe only when a r'onepivw
on» unnountement WM neuter! on the out
wide of tho company a pier that who wrmld
lint lexiveqnm'anilno i‘mtil thin morning
that the amino» watchera slowly went to
ihel r bonum
’l’be re owing “on naturally greatmt in
the i- ranch . dinner The heroiem of la
itaueogne e r-iptola wae lauded, the suffer.
log» of her pm-emwfl. the prolniriiitiee of
numerous a. video”. were all murmured
over and over again, but the one great
feeling woe will! of my at what wee cm.
eidered by all an nothingleee than a min
ole.
Joy in the tread. inverter.
M the Hotel Martin. the well known
French ream. lie gueete la the dialog
rmm- and the woman" epelte of nothing
eiee Semen! la iiaeoogne'e manger:
Wale known to many of them. Two of
them» ill. Hatter and M, i limnwwero
guests of the hotel two year» run and ore
wrii n meant-rm by lie emf! and lie fro
qlllinfera.
'llie unvarying sfa'emeut from the limo
of all wet "We knew laltmmme would
arrive :iafa Wu not" have up ha; a
U Vho From-b rinb the iii-we mill mu!
3 u; n :-‘y lot «if ciu mm. Wll .hal mum. via.-
Ill .iim r u’v "or will. mu: 'n'm't- n'tpmliimr
flrv'ir holes that no wordtvmiill aver a
rim In t‘ll .,( ill-r. when fir. ll' ,, l« mu WM we
pom-ll my the m-lmmo diu‘lei ~b rmhtm u
my trial rm ilJIrn almwlrulii in; in but u.-
\Hml’ happen-Ii M the Hotel Zilltltli’r Mild
in tea Mm «4?: ”imruw wae row 1. ii
lhruiiuhmll. the dry. All on word Lad
rmchud ilan'l‘ thy irrnoh limsnr lllr- m mi.
pm.“ the m w}. ll imd cauewl lbede M iii
in min-o 2.4' a “hiking port, mnywmru
we. mi» no it .n ., mm o oi the flew in. m
Willi h ivi'l'€"l "r'
rexeral imimrml tell-Hama were went by
the nilic'mle of tho line in fi'lvilile Mill re lie
time of iiw ll-"v' nvruru and ”.1”! my»
lei-ii busy until vmy rim-r llll'llllfliil. :o e
plying in Lilli lilll-ailui4 untrwu'l'dl Him,
them (ruin ml ~.w-r the a. rid :u in women
til» umui "an u-m tmu ..r nul-
nlmah'mmhl, 3 Mil m rum ilnllerdam.
was norm in mmpanv with in Hum-rune
when all» pits-sod l'ire mend. r‘hov «uni: lily
left the diaaiulrd liner aetern and flutter-vi
“w ill" II 1” "limit.
In reaching quaram too am:- wm l mil’riiwl
hylimlth mill-er linty ilrr mpiain re
ported that ho hail proffer»! l.» Hmong”!
maintain a. but ble n or w M H‘illvmi File!
lowered when the rumor pit-Mad her to
beat amber and armed in have e: we
thing wrong with her mooring flflih”
f‘ioaa by her wan the Wenonah-n. a
tank vewael. which aim offeral to render
aeaietanee ’i‘he otter wen deoliruwl. we had
been that of the liollvla. and the Weaning
ion reiurtaptiy renamed her coum for
New York.
’l have mm were went to La ham-om: a
help she arrived at quarantine hell."
midnight. lira th ”nicer lit!" wield that
he would not make hie inepeufhm of La
(iaempne until today.
Agent imrmr emf Foporintrmim‘ “eat
left the ally of. a into bmir loot null" for
«mnnlnflno mid reinrnrd v-n imam The
atrmuer,
I» l nee-GIN"! Vmfl'OV-n
'l‘lla iolivrwing in it iiwt of mid» pureed
gore on in am the Mariner la ”M'iifi'flf‘,
31v and It ran l'rmer and «room. Mr
and Mr» lmaimo and him Martino.
Mr. and Mn Unitnmnn Menard More
hell, Mir-lie. ”nerve. Maven. mm. ll l"
flit, rvbwar'. -'ao "in. immune, .imn w-t.
hum, l.lillill, lllllllpfl. ” it. P‘fiflf‘ll'l. H5
vier. .‘rlietnpi' w id. blew rim and fifth“!
atom. Mme. WNW liamlvrv-nvt, How“. «it,
liifflmw. r'nlo e, lirrmmmlaml Myer, Miew
iii: iv xiaiiiaervnm. )liee Funnel. who Aural
Mina Holmium and him ‘l’rel: hlv-v
’i'lm loll-owing la a iiet of the third «idle
pan-ongem‘
Irma Amireiano. immune. berm
letli and Hunter. iavrlwmn itilntlwm‘i.
”libel. Mini lilonril. 1 (Jill, l‘leymmlt,
“if” Clint". ('rrvmifli. “Malina l'fll'aflr
vieh. internal. mil. laurel. hrweilm
Winder I loi'im ‘. mi and implant.
ilamevato Militia. “MM. Militant, lib
hrietif. llaler. liner-«hi. ill-Mien. tinted»
moon. lnvrovwh, imam fawn»...
lapel-in Lin-lever. rm 3mm. liar.
.iiei. flaeaon. men I litewmm. Palm»
i'olil. remote" amt Maillot. rm". 1'»
all unit rhlir', finite. Bowel. Wharton».
avaf methadone. Ir. and ”In; c'rr; an r,
tit. and am no. Mint. in earl'iiiva
liver. Mr. are the trimmer. in. one
Ira lefelma hr. and Mn. tenement.
Ir. and lint filigiietia and comm
Ir. calli- serum. Tm ”dun irate
(our ' '
largo iliver lifeee Maw. 11 at C
li- tool; La (immune over two have to ’
of mmtuietlor were vent . ’
.Jl'lilma
American lneurauwevmipany. ionie V»
mmtmhmuiherel’ree-
Jinnfiaw of thy Iiaritlrne itsehangea ~
Secretary livenwwd. with a number of I.
friendeefpaeeeomonthe Vurwhlioer.
left on the mm min for liew York to
meet the veeeel on herarrivel
“new by a Pilot lfoaf.
New Your, lfeh. im-d'ilet Devlin of
the pilot boat Americahlo. 2l.who brought
up the City line Miner blended City
from are. veperte- that on Feb, 9, in foil:
tilde 40:40. longitude 7!, the America
rightedaeehoooer flying algnaie of diav
true. bore down to her and eieod by for
in home until 2 a. m. on Militia”. w
h the greateet dinieuity. the e
ing the entire mw. correlating of
terhrmit of Benton. from Sorfolk to New
Mirna. eoal laden. full of waierandalnk-
ing rapidly. Fifteen minutes after the
crew were rammed the eehiulner tank from
eight. After being taken elmard theArner-
lee everything we» done for the ferniebed
and alrnoet fro/en crew.
The Antenna will probably arrive in port
title afternoon with the ehipwreohed crew.
The Wave“ encountered a eaeeeaelon
of terrific; northweet gale». with high eeae,
during whiob the veeeei lain/red and etrain-
ed heavily. canning her to wring a leak.
and altbongh the now w lied coherently
at the pumps etiil the lee inrrreaeed until ' “
ehe we» fall of water a l the crew wee
compelled to abandon her.
FIREMEN H RT.
mu Were "tally tannin wan. ma
iag fiance la. ’ City. if;
liars» (Jury, Yeb. lit. r'ive firemen '
were eerioudy. three of l perhape far
tally, injuredinaflre M11096 in the "
Weathome. The area m Yredliiekv '
ette. ruearherof Mandiefldercenrpany.
whowaeiatereallyiainredbyhelogetruck 1"
hyarevolvingeraahflaraeriiiouren and
Mites. whewere pi’ 50 feet
ayfailiegfleuefl. Gafea .whohed
hie arm hrohea. and Cell 0 can. who
wee from also» etil. Karin. Corend
0’iiearnareia a eerione ition. and
about are eplnet their reeov .
The iireeterted lathe but ng occu’
pied by the ifrunrery ”apply party.
‘l'heir earth wee entirely and
the building, owned by ii. I’. My of
Beaten. valued at aixmt ”5,000; Reeves
3 Co. manufacturer- of atrawpaet '
tbeifampbaii Paint eorupeny and two
three other lime in edioiniag buildiuge
had their awoke allghtly demand by wa-
ter. The fire for a time threatened to
wipe out thr entire block. being beyond
neutral for four been. The total lore ag- .
gregafew timum; inauratlr aimuthjk. ’i ' ,.
h...“ ,w . mw.v.. ‘
mean: morfirn's came.
firmer”! "er-w” and ”er 1w» €th".
Through fire- in,
1’"?er no. i’eb mam. Amelia Sei-
beri. wife of Willem rieiiiert of Corepolia,
wee drew uni. number with her two chil.
dram-a girl and a hay. aged rupeetively
6 yam and in monthly. The coroner'adury
decided that invtead of an aeeidentt ae at
am mmml. the calamity wee murder
and nitride
The efery rmaled at the inqueat lathat
lire. Mimi. while laboring under tern.
pmrlry aberration of mind. took her for
fant in her arrow and her little girl by the
hand and want to the river. walking over
amllo through the arrow and ice before
ehefmmdahoie in the fee at the lower
end of Seville inland.
normal M layered.
Waniiitmm, Feb, lat—General Cyrua
1m, or ”kill“ eeerutary of the
teriov. wee hunched down by a y
driven aieigb and trampled upon by
”retailer“ wit» lieheaa had
weuudeud it to thought be any
hare injured internally, lie wee taken
the tangent; horpitel.
i
(any to It: ”0an '
01mm. 3‘. Y.. Yea ’2.-AM being
eutfeathoore theyuryia theiaee
liable! (51m, lefh killing a.“
(leery. hveuglit in overlietofuterderia
the her degree. Com wae marital to
Auburn prieoa to heeleetroeutedthewaek
beginning m in,
W ate-l waving".
Prflrarm. Kan. Veb. trim—The allae
of the living-lie" Lumber ampany in thin
city wee entered by hureiare. the eefe
blown open and alarm in enter and
mm There wae no none]
in the eafe
a llaair Allegra-t ‘
Murrow. l’la. Yen. 12.nfl’helienhef
rm made an aeeignaun tolfr. 9.
(i. lit-elem» of fuelling. pneidnt ef
flee-berg urinary and our. bank. for the
M of ereditora
TELEGRARitlQ BRIEFS.
flee prieooer ”raped from the Athena
(0.) bit.
Earthquake abode were felt at Reggie.
film-ad m m.
Max-to. Mantle foeerelefthelete
Bert. J 1.. Storm weeeoudeeied.
amen may cor-ethane“
were-ate ”bra-aria. Va. fuel e“
ergo-”0m.” ‘
“mm ”it”? of
may,”
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