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ticusiorthe wedding at lil- Aaasflculd
to Count ds Casteiiane of France have
been completed. The alternatives laid bo-
lero the happy couple were:
0n the one thand. a grand wedding at
he. Patrick‘s cathedral, with all the pomp
and ceremony at thstureh oi items. 0n
the other hand, a quiet horns wedding at
the bride's home. with the plain, simple
ritual oi the preshytery.
The count. like-ll young. enthusiastic
Frenchmen. was set‘ upon the iirst idea.
tiles Anna Gould. more retiring and less
iamiliar with the splendors oi the world.
was ior the latter. ‘
To Miss Gould's way of thinking was
added the insuperahle barrier which the
Roman Catholic church places against
any religious display during Lent. it was
impossible for tho count's mother and
brother to come irom Frnnee in time for
a wedding before Ash Wednesday. Feb.
27. The word delay was not in the oount's
bright lexicon, so that the wedding was
arranged. ior March 4 and in the Gould
residence, in Filth avenue.
Count do Castolisne has been busy with
the cable since the first announ t oi
hie engagement last week. it was is wish.
alter first conveying the good ms to his
people in France. that hie lather and
mother. the Marquis and Marquise do
Castellaue, and his younger brother.
Count do Castollano, should come over
before the wedding
He hadaiso hoped that the Due do buy-
use and one or two other: of his intimate
friends might be persuaded to come over
ior the occasion. but the mother and the
brother are the only once whoywill brave
the distance and danger to be present at
the wedding on March 4.
Illa Brother as Best Mac.
It will be Mme. de Castailane's first
visit to America She was Mlle. do
Juigne. She will doubtless see much to
marvel at in New York society. The
ccunt’s father, the Marquis de Castelt
lane, does not feel inclined to undertake
the journey. The young Count do Caso
milsnewillaetashlshrother’ebsetman.
lies Anna Gould will have only two
hridsemaida The first will he bereldsr
sister and special guardian under the
tune oi h. father's will, and without
whoseconeenteheccuidnotmerry. The
other bridesmaid will he liise Kitty
Cameron. adaugbtcci SirllcdsriekCama
eron. aelosepersenal friend. hilssCsmcr-
on was onset the nowfsmouspartyto 0t-
tawa for the ice carnival. during which
the marriage was arranged.
' The Rev. Dr. John Paxton, under whose
religious auspices the whole Gould family
has been brought up. will perform the
marriage ceremony. and of course the
bride will be given away by her older
brother, Mr. George J. Gould.
It is probable that by a special dispen-
sation oi Archbishop Corriganaprivate
service according to the rites of the Cath»
clic church will be celebrated during the
morning of March 4. Although such a
ceremony is not required by the lam; oi
this country. the lie Castellanos. like all
the other great .iamiliea of France. are
deeply imbued with the authority 0! their
mother church and are bound to fulfill all
obligations which are but due.
About Marriage Settlements.
it is undmtood that wlule Count do
Cssteliano made never the slightest sug«
gostion that a marriage settlement should
be made upon him. he has consented to
accept t2.mm,ooo on certain conditions.
which relate entirely to his prudence and
good conduct. As he in in every way a
very model young man, there seems to be
no hardship attached to his acceptance oi?
$2,000,000. Those detailp. of interest only
to the hard heads who invariably inter»
fore when a great iortuneia to be‘yilspoeed
oi, naturally disappear during the busy
preparations for this auspicious event.
The house oi the late Jay Gould, where
the wedding is to take place. has not often
hecrathrown open to society. Miss Helen
Gould was brought out there beiore her
iather's doom. and a very handsome re
ception was given in her honor. Since
then Mr. and Mrs George J. Gould and
the young ladies oi the iamily have enter-
ed largely into society and made a place
ior themselves which their father never
thought of or coveted.
It is expected that the bride and bride-
groom will go to Paris by April 1 in time
to enter into the gayest season oi the gay-
est capital in the world. Miss Gould has
already had one brioi season in Paris.
With the Marquise do Casteliane as moth
er-ln‘law and the Princess do Sagan is:
near relative. it is probable that the 4
mar social horizon oi the little Am
girl will be greatly extended.
Mrs. Wiekss lists tier Divorce.
Crimson. Feb. lri.—Mrs. Wickes. wife
of Thomas ii. Wickes. vice president oi
the i’uilrnan l'aiaco (.‘cr company. was
granted a divorce by default in Judge
Tuthiil's snort. hirs -Wis'iltil charged her
husband with having kicked her, throw-
ing a glass at water at her, striking her
in the lace and throwing food at her.
Wrath" Verne-st.
Generally islr; northwest winds
TELEGRAPHlC BRIEFS.
Near Jobs, 0., the Morris Coal corn-
pany's large mine hoppers are burning.
Mayer Strong of New York appointed
William llrookileid commissioner of pub-
lic works
The pope's health has been slightly si-
iectcd by the disapend changeable weath-
er that has lately prevailed at items.
* ThebcdyailireA. hicckhsrtoi
New York. who wasscabin passengercu
the steamship itibs, has been recovered.
lire. Lewis Dagmar. wholivedaioueon
a lonely road near Chester. ii. Y..was
round {madssdiremtheiutcaescold
An «plum of natural great lisad-
vlllo. Pa. wrecked two buildings. One
person was killed and thnsoshsrs injured
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Captain Henry Skinner.
as years old, married;
Hurray. hose lilo. o. 92 years old.
married: John mslonlsa. human. and
it yours. married.
The missing are Gems Butterlek. fitsv
man; —-- liinrhaii. a clerk employed by
Hutchinson. supposed to have been in the
building when the fire broke out. *‘
The injured are George Middleton.
steamer lie. 8. serious internal injuries
and crushed: William Hunt. hose No. l.
back hurt. injured internally; William
Minion. chemical No. 1. severe internal
injurhs; Charles Carson, engineer at
steamer No. i, internally injured; George
Center. injured internally; Nicholas Web-
hor. hose No.3, injuries to hack; Leo hiilr
ier, hose No. i. dislocated shoulder; A.
C. Heady. hose No. 8, broken shoulder;
innate Alley, driver oi steamer No. 2.
injured about the head by iailing bricks.
An inspector was also injured by ialliug
debris, but not seriously.
The blaze started alter the paintroorn
in the Hutchinson building and promised
to do but slight damage ior the ilrst hall
hour, during which the efforts of the fire»
men ooniinod it mostly to the basement
and first floor oi the building. As the
conflagration was in the very heart oi the
most dangerous district in Lynn, sseoond
and third alarm had been rung luaea
precaution. -
Assistance also arrived iron: the cities
from which it had been requested, and
the combined fighting iorccs were concen-
tramd on the iuilding, 07 Monroe street.
occupied by. sea Atwili. picture frames
and moldings. into which the tire had by
that time advanced. Tons of water were
poured upon the flames. and they were
finally checked at this point after having
raged for three hours.
FRANK TARBO CAUGHT.
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The Notorious Swindler Wand After
an Escape Near Cape Town.
Cars Town. Feb. it.-Frank Turbo,
alias Frank Taylor, formerly the leader of
the Johnny irving gang in New York and
a well known all round crook. who was
arrested by the Johannesburg police. as-
caped by jumping from the train on which
oilieers were taking him to Cape Town.
The escape was made near Cape Town.
A pursuit was quickly organized. and
Tarbo was recaptured.
This is the thirdssupe Tarbo has made
since his arrestin lander: somemonths
ago ior swindiing well known persons
out of large sums of money by means of
cards. One oi those swindlad is said to
bathe son at an earl. According to re-
port, be lost about 0300.000 to Turbo and
his fellow ewlndler, William Carroll Wood-
ward. Both the accused jumped their
bail in London. and alter beating one of
their creditors. who had the temerity to
follow them to Graveeend in an attempt
to collect the money due him. they took a
steamer for Cape Town, where they arriv»
ed safely.
The London police found out after their
escape that Turbo andWoodward were in-
ternational criminals and at once started
a bot search ior them. The police at all
the principal cities of the world were no
tilled that they were wanted, and in the
course oi time word came from Cape Town
that they were in custody there. Close
upon the heels of this announcement came
another that both men had efiected their
escape. and nothing more was board of
them until Tuesday morning, when the
arrest of Turbo at Johannesburg was an
nounced.
Woodward evidently made his way to
ward indie, but was compelled to land
at Colombo. island oi Ceylon, owing to
complaints that were made about him by
other passenger» on the steamer on which
he was traveling. ills whereabouts at
present is unknown.
FERDINAND EXPELLED.
Bulgaria's Ruler Said to Have "led Into
Rournania.
linens. i'.-b. ll.--A report is current
here that l'rince Ferdinand. ruler oi
Bulgaria has been expelled from that
country and bus ilvd to lioumania ln-
quiries in various political quarters in
this city have thus far tailed to conilrrn
the rumor.
Ferdinand. duke of Saxony. is the
youngest son at the late Prince Augustufl.
duke oi Saxony, and Princess Clementine
of Bourbon-Orleans, daughter of King
Louis Philippe. lie was born Feb. 26.
liiiil; was elected prince of Bulgaria by
unanimous vote or the national assembly
on July 7. ism. and assumed the govern-
ment on Aug. is. Mill, in succession to
Prince Alexander, who abdicated on Sept.
7. land. The election of Prince it‘erdi‘
nand has not been confirmed by the ports
and the great powers.
Destructive View In (foils-slurs, 0.
Commune. 0,, Feb. it.—l-‘ire broke
out in the lieuig re Forum i look. a four
Elm alley. and beiorc water could be
thrown iianm had gained considerable
headway. it was two hours before the fire
was under control. The upper and rear
portions oi the building were gutted. the
loss on the building being about 0:50.000.
Initials-y in Rochester.
llommnn, Feb. is.~—-'i'he eighth sn-
oi commerce, held in the heautliul new
ball oi the Powers block, with lion. Wil-
liam McKinley as the guest of honor, was .
hably the most brilliant afiair ever
mil in the city.
1'. Drain Floater! Ithaca.
WlLKmAitllll, Pa. Feb. ii.—-'l'he big
, minnow ems!) roo-csoc.
case-u sous. Are Wagflobilised as.
‘ Wes-astral —— lop-rt er the
sinus Chinese Warships ls
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‘ illnesses, Japan. Feb. is.-'i'he Ch
,nesspsses envoys who returned here
Hiroshima alter having been informed by
the Japanese representatives that their
powers were not considered tall enough
ior them to undertake peace negotiations
left here ior China. having been notified.
by their government to return to that
country. .
A dispatch irom Tien-isin epys that the
recall oi the Chinese peace envoys will be
iollowed soon by the appointment oi Li
Bung Chang and either Prince Kuug or
Sir Robert Bart, inspector general of the
Chinese customs, to act as high commis-
sioners and plenipotentiaries to arrange
terms of peace. This step is taken on the
ore.
SHANGHAI. Feb. lit—Orders have been
given iron: Peking to mobilize the large
iorces in Tsing-Chow to relieve Weivliai-
Wei. Tsing—Chow is in the province of
Shangtung. in which Wei-Hai-Wel is also
situated. and is about 220 miles west by
south of Wei-liai-Wei.
Torpedo Boats Deserted.
Baboon, Feb. ii.-—A Hongkong dis-
patch says it is supposed that the Jana
none will threaten Foo-Choc, capital of
the province oi Fuklen. alter they have
secured Wei-Hai-WeL The Chinese are
preparing for the defense of that place.
The dispatch adds that oilioers oi the
British warship Spartan have arrived in
Hougkong. They confirm the statement
that three Chinese warships—two of them
being ironclade~wcre sunk at Wei-Hai-
Wei. and that all the Chinese torpedo boats
.were either captured or sunk. They state
that eight torpedo bouts went out at the
harbor. apparently with the intentionfloi
attacking the Japanese fieet. but inste'ad
at doing so they ran alongside the Japa
nese flagship and than surrendered. Some
oi the torpedo boats were run ashore. and
final; crews escaped by jumping to the
A dispatchirom Kobe. Japan, mys that,
according to statements made by Chinese
prisoners at Wei-Hai—Wei. there are seven
foreigners in the icrt on the island at Lin-
Kong-Tao, five oi them being English-
men, one a German and one an American.
theiatter belugone oi thethresmen ier-
meriy arrested at Kobe on the bunch
steamer Sydney. The island» is viotualsd
for five months. Coal is entiiul. but
ammunition is deficient. T garrison is
determined to fight to the last.
Wilde's Great Scheme.
ii the American mentioned as being in
the iort on Lin-Kungll'ao island is fJohn
Wilde and he fails or has ialleu into the
hands or the Japanese, it will probably go
hard with him. When the French steam-
er Sydney arrived at Kobe at the begin-
ningoi November last she was boarded
by Japanese oilicera who arrested three
oi her passengers—Wilde, a Scotchman
named Cameron and a Chinamon, Chain
Tarn loore, who was at one time an in-
terpreter to the Chinese lcgation at Wash-
ington. They were taken into custody on
euspiclon of being engaged in an enter-
prise against Japan. and it waa subse-
quently learned that they were engaged
in a eobcmc to destroy the entire Japanese
navy.
it appears that Wilde's plan was to
throw from a torpedo boat shells filled
with chemicals. which. on striking. would
explode. crmting an impenetrable and
sufiocating smoke, under cover of which
attacks could be made with torpedoes.
The men were. it was said, to receive from
China ti.ouo,ono for each Japanese squad-
ron they destroyed and a proportionate
sum mi every Japanese merchantman they
uncrowded in blowing up.
After being detained for some time
Wilde and Cameron were rcleaeed after
taking oaths not to do anything to assist
China during the war. Moore. the China-
man. was sent to Hiroshima. ii Wilde
has violated his oath, the Japanese will
he apt to punish him summarily.
VISCOUNTESS MISSING.
8M Disappeared From Her Horne In Or.
ange, N. J., a Month Ago,
Ounce. N. J.. Feb. i-i.-—Friends oi
Viscountoes Jean de Ger-vandal: are per-
plexed over her disappearance. She lived
in Cross street, Orange Valley. About a
month ago she left with her two children
ior Bayonne. Nothing having bee-n hoard
oi her. a search was instituted.
Inquiry revealed that she had not gone
to the address given in Bayonne. and that
the last econ at her was when she boarded
a train at i’irnnge ostensibly ior Newark.
Fear is entertained that she has been
spirited away to a private retreat for the
Insane.
Fouled an Express Train.
Tmmmp, Cola, Feb. is.-—'l‘he iirst
section of the cunt bound Santa Fe Califor-
nia express wan run into by a Bio Grands
switch engine at Elmore. four miles east
of hero. The Santa Fe engine was over-
turned and trnllic blocked on both roads
for over eight hours. .\'0 one was serious-
ly injured. W
At Work on La iiaeeognc.
New Your. Feb. i-l.-Tbc work oi re-
pairing the damaged piston oi La ileecogne
commenced unlay under the direction oi
Buporintondent Thomas Mooney oi the
Norm iron works. it is expected that
the ijascogno will be ready for a dock trial
Sunday noon.
finperlatanllont Place Removed.
BATAVIA, N. Y., Fe it.-—iluperin-
Jeddo tunnel has been tapped. The wa-
ter will he released gradually seas toavcld
a flood. The object in building the tunnel
was to drain four valuable coal mines of
water, with which they have been flooded
for it years
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tendent Frederick it. I seeof the New
York Hints institution For the Blind. has
been removed. the lmard of trustees pass-
ing mlutions to the client that he was
an nabtperscntoheat the headci the
institution.
museums. lien I‘M-L dsuuhrer
wuburuiast nighttotheyoungwiis oi
Juiesl’strsaelre. the French embasssoor
to the United,“ The event
tookplsesaflliehumeluthisei cilia:
James liversca. the bthsret . Pe-
bosons.
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Krscerou, N. Y.. lien ls.-ltev. Wit
lions it. (less. pastor at the Tannersviiie
Iiethodist church. has been an
iron the ministry for conduet an
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.‘ Nothing for many a shy. if ever. the ‘ ‘ ,
that we have any idea at waning oil :rqndaeiug our stock. that isn't
while our stock re diiierent irom the ad
mates of goods not iound in other sites;
buying oi as have it to say that they pa
elsewhere, but on the contrary. as at the mat time and Is oiten as . .
trading shell buy here for less than anywhere else. ‘
DRESS GOODS.
To put in print all oi the bargains to be iound [in this departmt. I. . ‘
quire more space than we could silord and would he too can ' "'
placing them before our readers We have, therefore. selected a low
we Ibeliev‘c will give a very fair idea at what can be expected through new
per men .
Our 25 cent Fancy Dress Goods at 10 cents.
3 pieces fancy Chariots, medium 0;“, would lug: good housed”
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ular 50c quality, this sale, 250 d. teed all w , _, .
anmliwoolSergeesndilen ,alicoicrs,rogulsr50cquslilv.flcy
BLACK GOODS.
40 in. all wool Serge, regular 50s quality, 89c.
45 in. all wool Serge, regular 75c quality. 50c.
50 in. all wool Serge, regular $1 quality. 506.
:gsu.|Het:5i3ta, regular 75o. qualityfihoc. ~
to ac recs patterns. no two kc, at 'uet what cost. .00 . -
for $2.50. $8.50 patterns at $3 00. J u”, ’3 L
Special discount of 25 per cent. on all Clocks and For Capes.
FRANCIS & co.
‘RELinBLE CLOTHlERS,
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There are" many kinds of Clothing sold, c
and it remains with you to decide Whether.
you will have the wool. r,,over your eyes or
on your back.
We are ofi'ering larger
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winter clothing than ever before; ”yaw“...
to reduce stock before inventory in ,“tbru- ‘
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FRANCIS & 00..
86 Washington Street. - South Kuwait. Conn.
Old and Reliable Daily Direct Freight Line
-BETWEEN——
NEW YORK, SOUTH NORWALK AND
NORWALK.
THE PROPELLEBE
CITY OF
NORWALK, EAGLE asp
VULCAN,
Will leave Pier 23, E. 3., Batman street. New York, r» h p. or.
Leave Norwaik, 5 p. to. South Norwalk, 0:00 p. in.
Freight received from 7 a. m. to 5 p. m.
Upon application to agents the City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan will he
sent for special lots of ireight anywhere in New York or its vicinity.
Q‘All persons are forbid trusting any of the employee at the boats Oi u
use 1 amount of the owners thereof.
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Collar Button. The top is wedge shaped; the upper
my“ part of the poet is flat, the lower part is round. It
can’t help working, its as simple as a clothes Pin.
Made in
to... Gold, Silver and Gold Plate.
Fill! SALE BY A. W. MISTIN, lEWElEfl,
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