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PENNSYLVANIA
PERSONALLY-CONDUCTED Tome.
of i bree-
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tours, Dates: Jenn 17. Februar 7and k
#IIB‘ hill, April ll MTyYZand 23. isle. inclu-
ve. Bates. including accommodations at
l'rest hotels: New York. 813.50. Philadelphia,
OLD PT. COMFORT
series of threw! tours will i N
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ram New York:
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GA’CLIFORNIA ope;
lee ’ New York and Philadelphia by - iii-
Pullman train. February fl) and h
editinerary willbe sent on applica-
to'l'ouriet Agen use Brosdwa . New
ork,orBrosd Street lotion. Philad phla.
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ANUARY 27. 196.
Geo. W. Born.
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the closed doors and was a terrific one.
Mr. Craig fired one fatal shot‘at Womble
in the‘epsrtment, who immediateiyren
out into the hall pursued byCrsig. half
way down the stairs Womble fell. ex-
hsustcd from the wound Craig deserved-
ed. and standing over h In snappedtbe
pistol several times. it failed to work,
end he broke the weapon open. Then be
shut it up and shot at Womble twice. one
hell entering the abdomen and passing al~
most through the body. ‘
Either of the wounds received would
have caused death. and Womble exMrsd
in a‘few minutes, making an nutcmortem
statement that Craig had invited him to
his room and then shot him from behind.
Intense excitement followed the shooting.
Both men were most prominent. and es-
pecially Mr. Craig. who is a young man
and a great favorite in society. Craig
was slightly injured in the tight and is
being guarded in his room.
STATE LEGISLATURES.
Borne New Laws Manufactured at the State
’ Capitals.
HARRISBURG. Feb. iii—A bill to repeal
the act prohibiting the consolidation of
competing pipe lino companies passed the
house and was promptly messaged to the
senate. A similar measure passed the
legislature two years ago and was vetoed
by Governor Pattison.
The opposition contend that the proposi-
tion is in the interest of the Standard Oil
company. and that it will work hardship
to the independent refiners and producers
if it becomes a law. The house alsopassed
a bill to create a department of agriou1~
tore. the chief of which shall be a memo
her of the governor’s cabinet.
The senate passed finally a bill author-
izing the publication of 25,000 copies of a
work on the birds and animals of Penn-
sylvania to cost 825,000. All printing
firms can bid for the contract.
A bill will be favorably reported to the
house today from committee providing
for the infliction of the death penalty it
electricity. The set is similar to that in
operation in New York stete. except that
it does not exclude newspaper representa-
tives from witnessing the execution.
New Jersey.
TRENTDN. Feb. iii—Assemblyman Bul-
lock's breed bill, which provides that
bread shall be sold in leaves 0! not less
than one pound and that the seller shall
make known the weight of such leaves.
was padsed in the house by a veto of ill; to
)8. The house also passed Assemblyman
Wilbur‘s bill authorizing county school
superin endents to arrange school lines
other t an the regular township lines
where it is deemed advantageous. The
house aloe passed house hill No 23. which
empowers county superintendents to to
move the president and clerk of township
boards of education for neglect of duty.
Among the other bills passed bythe
house were: Authorizing municipalities
of over 10,000 population to provide free
lectures: senate bill [05, extending police
tenure of eiiice act to towns of over 101,000
population; senate bill ill..requirlng that
all deeds of real estate be plotted in the
city atlas before being reomlod by the
county clerk; bouoo bill idl. fixing the
salary of the receiver of the town of Union
as seen; senate bill 20, enabling Trenton
to issue bonds t- build a cromatory.
The Sontln ark Stuck In the Ice.
Piuuuuii-iua. Feb. i:i.-—-'i'he big
American line steamship Southwark,
which left Liverpool on Jan. :10 and was
the only vessel that spoke in (laseognc at
sea during the ill days out. is stuck in
the ion in the Delaware a few miles below
Chester. it will be impossible for her to
get up the river without an iceboat to not
see convoy. Sim has 300 sternum) and
so cabin passengers on board, besides a
miscellaneous cargo.
Brooklyn’s unseen: Celebration.
Benelux. Feb. 13.-—The annual ban:
quet in honor of the birthday of Abraham
Lincoln was held at the Brooklyn Union
League club. A number of distinguished
guests were present. among whom were
Senator W. P. Frye of Mane. Meier Gen—
eral Nelson A. Miles, United alleles army;
General (.‘harlee Hamlin, Colonel Fred ll.
Grant, Rev. Dr. M. W. Stryker. Rev. Dr.
ll. M. Gallagher and Rev. Dr. A. ll.
Goedeneugh.
Gold Medal For (7w- MIMI.
Polite. Feb iii—Ji'be directors of the
Oompagnie lilmuraie Transatlanthus have
adopted a vote of congratulations to flop
tein liaudolon of the steamer lineages.
in addition they have derided to give him
a gold medal in recognition of the skillful
manner in which he handled his record on
her last trip to New York.
TELEGRAPHlC BRIEFS.
The Arizona legislature has passed by to
"rethink Vote the right of woman euf~
frego in Arizona.
Henry Kumhlen. in years old, was
itruelr by a trolley car at Camden. N. J.,
.nd instantly killed.
At Nashville err-Chancellor 'h C. (lee
lend oi Vanderbilt university did edd-
deniy of heart disease
The petition of the «operation of Duh
lie for the release of the convicted dyna-
miter-waspmmtothshoouofm
mono.
At Pillsbury. Kan. the safe in the
allies at the long-lien Lumber company
was robbed m “20.0mm notes and mort-
m.
Desire Brecbluridgr, son of
men W. O. P. Bmhinridge. has been
Mateo income mama heel
common
mm-numnmmsssm
consummation-mum
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mmxuksrem.
Irrrrsretrs. Feb. 18.qu the trials!
Hurry Hayward fer the modern! Ili-
am the state has presented all its strong
testimony and expects to be completely
through today. This afternoon the defense
will present its side. end then for the first
lime the public will know just which one
of the libeso! defense has been decided
upon. ,
The state has fulfilled the promisg made
by Mr. Hall in the opening and has proved
on the stand all that is outlined to the
iury. It is a wonderful as well es en ew-
lul tale. It reeds more improbable than .
any of the dramatic writings of the most
unsatienai French novelists. It is almost
bust belief. Brother against brother, in-
deed, has it been for years imtbat family.
snd'now percbanoo it is a life for a life.
Sitting there stolidly, unmoved. the
mother of those two sons heard the attor-
ney for the prisoner's opening accusation
present the foundation for laying the
crime at the door of her firstborn. In
that crowd. not too finely strung. not too
tenderly constituted, there ween tremor
of horror. A crowd which had laughed
gleefully at a proposition to tour a wrun-
an’s head off with an elevator was trans-
llgured with disgust at the proposition of
sacrificing one son on the altar of family
preference. '
The cross examination of Adry ilay-
ward brought out a fearful condition of
allairs in the Hayward family in their
domestic relations. Adry is evideniiy in’
dignant at the course being pursuml by
the defense. He answers all qmm mm
with a cynical smile and an air of m' :nzi.
cation. The brothers-are appornn I‘ my
leased of svleient hatred {or can 1 our
of long standing. Thesoeuo in w. r. o... ,—
day between the mother and her l’lm ., '1.
had a great effect on Adry and hmi umio
his night sleepless. ills eyes were dull
and heavy.
A Family Row Aired.
Erwin began his questioning roughly
and asked Adry about the trouble there
was between him and his lather and Harry.
"Were you not crazy on Oct. 7?" be
asked.
“Well. as to that," replied Adry. "i’m
not in apositlcu to answer. " and he laugh-
ed as the court ruled the question out.
With regard to the charge that he bed
embezzled money from his fether, Adry
admitted that he had been charged with
doing so by both Harry an) his father, but
hehsd charged at the time that the men-
ey had been stolen from his lies by Harry
for the purpose of lamenting trouble. On
Oct. 7 be had been requested by his moth-
er to go to her apartments and talk the
matter over. The interview was a stormy
our:i Harry Hayward had continually
esi :
"Why don't you give lather back the
money?"
Adry claimed that the books were
straight and that Harry had the missing
money. Hrs. Hayward was incensed at
her older son, and he turned to her with
the retort. “Mother. if you think I‘m dis-
honest. why did you raise such e'litier of
pups?" Then came threats of Harry that
if Adry did not go out at once he would
knife him. later Harry told the witness
that his father wan carrying a revolver
and would shoot him on sight.
"That was all that ever made trouble
between my mother and myself." said
Adry.
"lion't shake your head. mother," he
added. looking straight at hire. Hayward.
who sat beside liarry. "it's all true, and
you know ll. l'm telling the truth."
"Tell it’ Tell it all i” cried the mother.
"Leave nothing out ".
Lilo Insurance Agents Testify.
During Tuesday afternoon several life
insuranm agents tmtiiiml to conversations
which Harry Hayward bad with them in
regard to the issuance of policies. When
Gilbert told how he hm! met ilarry in a
iovrclry store. had asked liarry why he did
not let him write a policy spoken of some
time before, Harry had told him that he
did not want any insurance. and then told
him that be was about [0 have apoiicy
assigned to him.
Following up the talk. Harry asked him
if companies paid in crises of murder. lie
wanted to know if a company would pay
if a person was burned in a building and
the romaine were so charred that they
could not be magnum The agent is»
formed him that. as a rule. beywould re
quire identlilutlon. slthou..i there had
been cases of hotel fires where the compo
else had paid when the persons were
known to be in the building. This thread
the testimony for the day, which was
practically all the important testimony for
the state, and paints the history of one of
the blackoet crimes, if the state's story is
not broken by the defense. in the history
of the world.
... Mn “mm—w
Ills rumor-silly Was set-i.
BAL'l'llmiilf. Feb. l:i.«-ilev. W. 1’. ll.
Clernm died at his home at (iovenstowu.
a Baltimore suburb, of heart trouble after
an illness of about three month The
attack which resulted in his death was
Mought on by overermieu in running
for a train to keep an engagement at Ber-
wiek. l’s.
lug hammer lit-tel Nested.
More“ lloi.t.r. N. J.. Feb. law-11).
big;hotci st iirowe‘s-Mlils—intbc-Pinss
wesentmly unarmed by tire. osusioge
loss of $150,000. No one has been living
is the hotel since it was closed several
”the ego.
This Ill-poorer a Default".
COLOUR”, ii. 0.. Feb. ill-Jrhe ee-
roosts of a 0. Evans. dispenser at St.
Haitians, were found to be 09.37» short,
and his arrest wasmderedoaehergseof
beech of truss and larceny.
sum W nurses to Mt.
Rmosrorrmnaa‘m ”Jim :be
lit I‘ysers _ tor il‘
lieu Gordon Robertson. was fatally bom-
edhess lindcdhiageaegbsilre items
redbot stove.
mugkm
innovator. rec. lea-The mien
«mm-sum Incarnate a
floutnbcnorotthepmlam lire.
Cleveland. The We were white
§”WWMW
. moon. Feb. law-via its incest-lee-
‘l‘he il’ierss
m it
‘ ‘ “1‘ , ’ '3 M C m
was! no.1; mom: is wow
Throwers several eenfmonma curiae
l‘essdey, one of which was how l1“; im
Sammie building in lawyer '; M ‘1» :5
lilies. at which Master Wurkim' ‘ . ..
pend Andrew D. B st. arcs-w u .
“m “lid of District “on“: 2,7 .
WMJW Tlgbe m 4’ .. i
it! them” of the Brmklyn ' cm is
m Wore present. At the crzlzrviu I; .u
of this conference Mr Connolly me d
that there was a possibility of s mtiement
of the strike on President Lewis' road.
He admitted that he had agreed to cell
the strike oi! on this rosdif the company
would take beck all the old men in the
order of seniorin as fast as the cars were
made lit for service.
The conference held later in the day
lasted severe! hours. and after an adjourn.
meat Mr. Graham said ihethsexpeoted
rverything would be settled today. The
men withdrew all demands, he said, up
:spt that the strikers be returned to their
old places. it was learned. however. that
President Lewis promised to take the
men back one by one as they for
work at the our stables. it Would be a
question of first come. first served When
vacancies. occur by the dismissal of non-
union men or on mount of their leavin
the old men would be put in their plug
but it isnnders’tood that no new race will~
be discharged to make room for the 911'}.
At the umkm’ headquarters Executive
Member of the Board Collins simply said
that the matter would be fully discussed
before any nation was taken.
SEA TRAGEDIES.
two Unknown Murmurs Lost and a Light-
ship Adrift.
PHILADELPHIA. Fab. 13.——'l'he greatest
mystery still surrounds the identity of the
two unknown three mooted schooucrs re-
ported sunk all the Delaware capes with
their sails set. and ship owners having
vessels about due are beginning to feel
spprehensivs for their safety.
Another report rwoived here. whlehbss
given rise to much anxiety. is one made
by Captain Blizzard of the see tug C. W.
Morse, which has just reached New York.
lie reports that the United States ilghtship
on the northeast end, oil the Delewe're
capes. which is manned by a full crew.
has gone adrift. No tidings of her have
been received, and it is no doubt likely
the has been carried to by the recent
westerly hurricane ribs is well formed.
and under ordinary conditions she cupid
Weather severe storms
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Attempt to Wreck ass hm
Arum": Gm. Feb. ill—4n attempt
was mode to wreck an express train on
the Reading railroad at South Hmon-
ton by placing four wooden ties across
the rails The engineer saw the obstruc-
tion, and the only damage sustained was
swrsoked pilot, although the mm
were shaken up and frightened. It is be-
lieved that this is the work of tramps. and
s posse of farmers has been organised at
Elwood to scour the surroundingeountry.
The excitement ls intense than
" In. Astor our. For Europe.
New Yank, Feb mantra, William Ae-
tor is one of the passengers on the steam-
ship Teutonic. which leaves today for Zn:
rope. hire. Astor will make a short visit
to England and will then go to Paris to
occupy her new home in the Chem
Elysee. which «be biased last autumn. 8
expects to remain ahroml until June,
when she will return and upon her sum'
user house in Newport r
A Unruly: Bunqlu'lv
itrrnmornv. Vt. Fob. l8.——'i"bc state
convention of Republic-an riulm not here
to celebrate the anniversary of Abraham
Lincoln's birthday. and representatives
from the entire not» were present. as well
as many dietingnieiml iiepuhllmns from
elsewhere. The afternoon exercises were
held in the (ll-"WI house at which lion.
Chauncey Si. llepcw of Saw York was
the principal speaker. ,
(tarsal [lecturers Drowned.
New Ylillfi, Feb, l:l.-—lm lioatlngdown
the East river crashed into the canal boat
Maria (from that was lying at her pier.
Joseph Kenny and (Energy: Hammond. who
were on the hunt at the time. were thrown
into the river. Kenny was rescued. but
his partner was drowned
Emitter“ livelier litre a he”.
Lennon, l’e, l‘eb. i;i.—-—0gdeu Gerri,
at one time a member of the New York
Stock Exchange. died at the Lebanon
County elmshooee from the edeetaof a
stroke of paralysis. it is said that Gaul
dropped ”0.000 in one day in the ex-
am" . . ,
‘Ike P. ‘l’. flutes-s We.
Now Yeast. Feb. lam—In the supreme
court llelen ll. itennell began an action
asking that more than me lots of land lb
longing to the estate of Phineas '1'. list
note be partitioned srncng devises-t The
plaintii'l is a granddaughter of l’, 1'. lies-
num
New f‘wnuuissioeer of floating.
lukewarm, l'eb. ia.-'I’he governor
sent to the senate the nmniuetilm of ii.
i". (liikesoo. chalnnan of the stale Repair
lit-en committee. to be eunumissioner of
inciting. The nomination was promptly
manned.
Kassie Wewts an ”my.
Szw Your. Feb. Wrath!!!” Rosie, the
ster pitcher of the Giants. has set bisprics
for next amen, it is rumored. at ”.000,
Manager Freedman is not disposer! to pay
that much. _
7cm Jot-m no” a m. HM.
Census”, Ysb. In-«mmm
Tom 1. Johnson has purchased tbepalo
tiel residence at the corner of ileolld eve
see and Oliver street. The price is “OOH
w N<var..ym ._, . l...
13 (loot-apt Clams Algal-st rail-ea.
colonic, reb. lit-«Pm of the atti-
tude of George II. Pullman towsrdthe
veiled melee district court will be heard
by Judge Grceseep in theehsmbers today.
.4, .wnflw- ....M u
vacuum-«sermon.
Aisles, N. in. he. Ian-Th trial of
mm Wrasse murder of tune
Hmmwlwesbegonhers.
933......” "it. . m.
Vermont's. m. is. “The president
has steed the set mahilskiag a national
mutiny park at Gettysburg.
Weather forecast.
floating for may allay,“ ever.equslsthe vilesswesre new ,
thstwehsvesu ldoeef in stock. isn't? .. "
whibmmkr’adilersnmm‘wwwwum that ‘ W 4
thecrdinsry and w
makesofgoodsnetloundiuotherstores.y hygnw
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hay olnehsveittossylhsttheypsldnfore
trading shell buy here for less than anywhere else. '
DR ESS GOODS. p
quire more space than we could all d and id be too bersome ‘ «v’
placing them before our readers. {gs havergerefore, selgggd a few “:4"le
Our 2'5 cent Fancy Dress Goods st 19 cents. ‘ I
3 fancy Cheviot. megium color, would make
40 in. all wool Borges and heirloom, all colors, regular 50c quality. We yd.
B LACK GOODS.
45 in. all wool serge. regular 75c quality. 50o.
50 in. all wool Serge, regular 31 quality. 500. .
for .lgoows‘elécgebdpilgmatgeggbno two alike, at just what they cost. $3.00 patterns
l" H ' ‘ ‘
nsiram is yatl, N nrwalk, Bonn.
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F RANCIS & CO.
elsew . baton themetrery.ustthepresenttlmeend
To put in print all of the bargains to be found in this department. wofld3 ' 3
we believe will give a very fair idea of what can be expected through
uler quality. this sale, 25c Guaranteed all wool. M
40 in. all wool Serge, regular 50c quality. 89c.
45 in. Henriette, regular 756. quality. 50o.
Special dficount of 25 per cent. on all Clocks and For Capes.
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,
There are many kinds of Clothing sold,
and it remains with you to decide Whether
you will have the wool over your eyes or
on your back.
We are offering larger discount on
winter clothing than ever before, in order p
l
to reduce stock before inventm‘y Writ-g-
ary. ..
Forces & EB.
85 Washington Street. - ' South Norwall, com.
on and Reliable Daily Direct Freight Line
-—BETWEEN—
NEW YORK, SOUTH NORWALK AND
N ORWALK.
Till 5’30le -
CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE Aim
VULOAN,
Will leave Pier 38, E. R. Beekwsn street. New York. 5. b p. 3.
Leave Nerwsik, ii p. in. South Nor-walk, 0300 p. m.
Freight received from '1 s. m. to ii p. m.
Upon application to agents the City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan will be
out for special lots of freight anywhere in New York or its vicinity.
Until persons are forbid trusting any of the employee of the boats of H
or t!
Atime Saving, Labor Saving, Temper Saving,
Collar Button. The top is wedge shaped; the upper
partofihe postis flat, the lower part is round. It
can’t help working, its as simple as a clothes Pin.
Madeira ‘
m»... Gold. Silver and Gold Plate. ,
Filil SALE BY A. W. AUSTIN, JEWELS“,
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