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New Your. Feb. 15.-'l'hs Herald to
leyprlnts the iollowing dispatch from
New Haven: The innocent lace cl Fresh-
mmnmtsmmcltheleteooio
eel Elliott F. fibepsrd’whe was proprt
nor at a blew York afternoon newspaper
sad at the Filth Avenue Transportation
company at the same time. is missing
lrom the campus 01 Yale university. and
3 u «is believed tbatthelaeulty inland to
expel him, although he got in his resigv
nation helere the learned professors bad
time to recover from their dismay at his
cheese and hold a meeting to take action
upon in Master Shepard is in hiding in
New York. while his friends and relav
lives. for whom. it is replprted. Chauncey
hi. Depew is acting as c lel adviser. are
"pulling wires" to get the scandal hushed
up and oierlockcd. .
The charge against Master
who is one oi the most lambllke and thoro
cughly unsophisticated youths who ever
went toh'ew Haven to acquire knowledge.
is that he mistook his dormitory for a ho-
tel and entertained three hilarious young
New York women there at 3 o'clock in
the morning. causing the dormitory to be
raided by the police just il it were a
disorderly resort. »
The young womenwerbo. it is said.
were very much intoxicated. were carried,
weeping and lighting. to the police eta.
tion, Master Shepard following in his
evening clothes and a frantic condition of
grief. begging the police to let his friends
go and offering to make all sorts 0! com-
promises on a money basis
Grandson of a Vanderbilt.
Young Shepard is a grandson oi the
late William H. Vanderbilt. his (other
having married the daughter ol tlzat milv
llonaire. It was never suspected what a
reckless fellow he was going to become.
but now all the lamily. including his un-
cle, William K.. with whom he was a
great lavorlte. are in a terrible state of
mind about him.
The news came also as a great shock to
Mr. Depew, who had predicted a line ca~
rear for the young man in the church.
even believing that some day he might
becomes bishop. Hr. Depew's faith in
human nature sustained a severe shock.
it is only lair to say before reciting the
accusations against Master shepard that
he has a deleuse which, if it can be prov-
ed. shows that he was not only blamele-
in the transhction in which the lsculty
consider him to blame. but that he was
actually behaving as a Good Samaritan.
He admits that he conducted the three
young women into the dormitory. but de-
clares that he did it begun they were
suddenly taken ill. and be was not able
to obtain lor them quarters in any hotel
in New Haven
The alloir began at the City Guarde‘
ball. This is New llaven's imitation ol
the New York French ball. but it is on a
much lower plane as regards refinement.
Master Shepard is a lreshrnan. having
graduated lrom the nursery. The City
Guards invited him to their ball. lie had
never been to anything of the kind. and
when he got the ticket he was in ecstasics.
He decided to take bis“Aildis" with
him. This young lady is bliss Addie bar-
ley el 1154 West Thirty-filth street. New
York. She is very well known in New
Haven for her disregard oi conventionall~
tics and ior her ability as a dancer and
kicker. With her were her Manda—Miss
Annie lirummond and bliss Paul Walker
ol the Tenderloin dietrict. Under the es—
cort of this symposium blaster rheperd
was taken in the ball.
The Bell a Lively Affair.
The local papers deacrlbe the ball as a
hilarious ull‘nlr. Alter seeing all the
sights blaster Shepard and Miss Annie.
Miss Addie and bliss Pearl. still in their
' dancing costumes, went out into the street.
Miss Farley was in a joyous lrarn oi
mind. and. it is said, persuaded hi
Shepard to take the party to see the la-
moue Vanderbilt dormitory. How he
smuggled them into the building. the
police say, is a mystery. but Master Shep
ard gives a diilerent account of it.
lie says the young ladies were ill. and
that he took them to his room balance
the hotels refused them.
The college authorities say that Master
Shepard's statement may be en «curate
icwunt oi things as he saw them, but
that the policemen reached the scene on
account at certain hilarious howls which
broke the stillness ol the night. The
lriends of the student, however. argue
that ii any cries were heard they were not
tones oi hilarity. but of griel and pain due
to lack of medical attendance
The three women were aken In disgrace
‘ to the police station. The police say that
they were intoxicated. but in no med ol
” medical attention. though Mmter Shepard
may have srnpnermsly mistaken their con
dltlon. line of them was allowed to de-
part. not belngsn old encoder. blaster
llhepartl deposited dim as bell for the
other two. and they took the first train
ior New York. Master Shepard lollowsd
on the nest train.
it is believed that the college authori-
ties iamr l-hopartl's expulsion. A great
deal has Men said here at the vast inllu-
euro oi the Vanderbilt {orally at Yale.
and mmueuts have acne around and
have been believed that whatever action
is taken in the matter yrmng blaster richer»
am will be allowed in return in Yale alt
er the matter has blown eves.
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It. Contrast Awarded.
(Melee. i‘eh ill—The mince has
been awarded to the Helm bridge and the
motive iirldge corupsnlee. boil! oi New
York. ice the entire structure [or the
Northwestern Is. The irunwork alone
mwumwstseeti,2to.m.
woodcut oi The Standard telegraph that
he is informed that Japan declines to for»
demuhy China is willing to pay and the
territory she is willing to cede.
Seacoast; Fab ih.—-lt is reported that
Admiral Ting. the Chinese naval com-
mander. and the general commanding the
Chinese iorceson the island oi Lin-Kling-
Tao. in the harbor cl Wei-liai-Wel, have
committed suicide
lNTENSE COLD lN EUROPE.
manna...“
Eighty Deaths Caused by It In loudon la
Four Days.
wanes. Feb. lei—Ono hundred cor~
oners’ inquos's have been held in London
lathe pas: lcur days. and in 80 oi the
uses the intense cold was the direct or in-
direot cause ol death. Many deal haircut
the some cause are ropor.‘ed from the prev-
inees
Advices lrom the continent show tha‘
the cold was her prevails in the whole ol
central Europe. The snowlall has been
phenomenal. The Hungarian State roil-
way is entirely snow bound. Dynamite
has been used without success in odor-ts
toblast the frozen snowdrilts. Railway
communication between Baden and Wur-
temberg is interrupted. The Rhine and
all its tributaries are frozen irons Cologne
to Mannheim Many people have been
lmen to death in Bavaria. All the game
is perishlng owing to the loot that it is
impossible lor wild birds and animals to
get water. A terrible storm is raging in
the Adriatic.
PEACE N THE SOUTH.
The Dispute Between Mexico and Guatema-
la flu Been Arbitrated.
CITY OF Munro. Feb. ill—Mexico's
conditions have been peacefully accepted
by Guatemala. who guarantees their lul-
nllment. The conditions will he publish-t
ed ollicially next week Both sides have
made concessions. The Guatemalan quos~
tion is at last amicably settled upon an
equitable basis between the two republics.
The boundary between the two coun-
tries will be definitely determined upon.
and a war Indemnity is accepted by Gua-
temala. who will also pay damages {or
lexicsn property destroyed. Guatemala’s
ofllcial acceptance of Mexico’s conditions
will arrive here next week and will be
immediately published in The Diario Oili~
cial oi the Marina government This
will permanently terminate the famous
lmbroglio between Mexico and Guatemala
HOT TEMPERANCE CRUSADE
Women In Sioux City Singing Hymns In
Saloon
Sioux Curr. in. Feb. iii—The tampon
enoecrusmio of the W. C. '1‘. I}. has creat~
ad is sensation in Sioux City. Not since
the days when Rev. Mr. Haddock was
killed by an min while waging war
on saloons has there been such a temper-
snoe revival. About 200 women marched
m saloon to silicon singing hymns and
log to berkeopors the section at the
Martin liquor law which they have been
violating.
At John Manderscbcid's place the ladies
received a bot reception. illnndorsohoid
called them all sorts of names and com‘
menced pushing them toward the door.
in the rush to escape o number of women
were hurt. The wmnen soy they will
continue the t'ruamlu
(up I’I'll'lldf‘f Sunnis".
Hair‘ml. ll. 1.. Feb. ll).~—Wurk on the
new cup defender ut the ilerresholl' works
oommcnml in earnest when the finishing
touches wore put on the mold in the south
strep. which. lrom its appearance. is now
ready to rel-MW the melted lead. Mr.
llermlmfi admits that. in his opinion.
the new boat will rovulutioniro yachting
for some time. but will give no hint as to
its shape
AI Artist's fiulelde.
l’uu.soni.rlm. Feb. ib.-Walter God
my. a young artist. committtcd suicide
in his studio by shooting himself in the
right temple He came hero from Wash-
ington about three weeks ago. There is
no known cause for (ledney's suicide. but
it was thought that he was unlortunate
in a love affair.
The Strikers Won.
Busimvmr. Pa. Feb it.»'i‘hc strike
of the ouipioycesol tho lilairsville Rolling
“ill and Th l’late company. which has
lasted ior six month; was settled by the
management agreeing to pay scale prices.
n-cogniriug ilw Amalgamated association
and taking back all the strikers
'Iwo ltlsipwrrekml ('rewa Rand.
lismvumm. i‘cb. lb.—-'l’he steamship
uncommon brought into port. two sblpv
wrecked crews picked up oil Cape Charles
uthe crown! the schwncrs Marlon F.
lipraguo and More Cummings of Boston.
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
Issac Audmm. a justice of the peace
at booth lllver. near New Brunswick. N.
1.. was tuned dead in bed.
A monster benefit was given at the
Buckingham theater. lauisvlllc. to raise
a loud ior Eugene V. Debs.
Barry D. l’elbcmns. one of limitlyn’s
best known eluhmea and financiers. died
at his home lrom pneumonia.
The Knights of labor delegated in ess~
slots at liolumbua 0.. have decided to
M an lemme“ association
Three more bodies were washed ashore
stun-pool. it. 8.. irointhewreckeltiie
Gloucester dimer Clara I. Friend.
The keel ol the linemen syndicatc‘s
new i Valkyrie lll. which is to coin
test the America's cop, will he laid in
Glasgow early next week.
Maniacs have arisen between the ill
I
commit-
Lbdngwpldeeeompelied
in em till-lithe inquiry shell bloom-
vista-1n thleeesetheylcsrsomeot his
i'poople’nii ht become an ad in the
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Senator repress, when asked whether
there would be an investigation. said it
depended upon circumstances. The cirv
sumstenecs. it is understood. are the con-
sent or refusal of Senator Quay to have the
rumination and the result or the election
in Philadelphia. ‘
ll es~Governor Pattison should be elect-
ed mayor next Tuesday. there will be no
more done in the matter oi the investiga-
lion.
/ New York.
ALBA“. Feb lit—in the assembly
Senator O’Connor’s bill providing lor the
location. acquisition. construction and
improvement of additional parks in the
city of New York. which had been substi-
tuted lot Mr. Ainsworth's bill. which was
one of the lam drawn by the tenement
house conunission. was passed immediate-
ly on its report from the committee on
revision.
SILK PLANT BURNED.
nu Largest Factory In Paterson. N. J"
Destroyed by Fire. _
Parnnsou, N. 1.. Feb. ib.-—-Doherty &
Wadeworth‘s eilk plant. one at the largest
in the city. was totally destroyed by fire.
The loss on the stock. building and ma-
chinery is estimated by the owners at
$300,000. Thcinsuraneo is about 8:240,-
000.
The fire was llrst discovered in the
weaving shop and spread to the elevator
shalt. it swept over the entire building
with great rapidity. and within two hours
the walls caved in. The north wall fell
on a dwelling. crushing it to the ground.
Fortunately the two lamiliee who cccu-
pied the house had vacated the premises
as soon as the the in the mill was discov-
ered. All their furniture and belongings.
however. were carried down in the wreck.
The firemen. who responded quickly to
the call. worked hard to save the lactory.
but without avail. The factory was lo-
cated at the corner of Elm and Beach
streets, and 1.000 hands were employed
there. The firm manufactured breed silk.
The flames could be seen all over the city
and lor many miles around No one was
injured by the telling walls. although
many oi the firemen had narrow escapee
MISS VANDERBILT NOW.
ltlelteported'flut BholstoWeda
Titled Englishman.
NEW YORK. Fob. ib.-——Mre William K.
Vanderbilt and her daughter. Miss Con-
suclo Vanderbilt. are goingabrmd at once.
They will sail either Saturday or Wednes-
day. Tbey were to have gone on the Ten—
tonic Wednesday, but plans were altered at
the last moment because of the recent
storms The iinost suit oi rooms in the
Hotel Continental in Paris has been so-
cured tor them from Saturday of this
week'
Those who should know assert that
there is no question that all arrangements
have been completed for the betrothal of
Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt with a young
English nobleman cl highest rank and
grandest establishment. and that this will
be announced very shortly after hire Van-
derbilt and her daughter reach the other
side.
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Army and Navy Reception.
Wasnmu'mzv, Feb ill—Tim army and
navy reception, lho third of timscason,
occurred at the \l'hi‘e llouao. The crowd
was the grooms: for yours umieirongiy
Umpilulr‘od Ibo Lmulo many of the build;
ing {or such purposes. loopie stood in
line for over an hour imfiu-olhoy could
reaohtbe dressing l'nulll. Several ladies
boll their dresses nearly mm 00‘. and
many more were badly crushed.
“'hite Ribbons-rs“ i‘onvention.
Wssmxuros'. Feb. in. ~hilss Frances E.
Willard and Lady Somerset are expected
to arrive in this city today to take part in
the three days‘ convocation of white riir
honors to be bold in connection with the
presentation oi the polvgiot petition to the
prouident and congress of the United
Stews. The petition. ineascd in live tin
lined hoses. has already arrived
Two Minors Dead. ‘l‘wo Drill!-
Asumuu. Pa. Feb lfi.~—-Wliliem Gilt
lesple. lire been. and Michael llunlavey.
miner. at l‘reslon No. 8 slope, died irons
injuries Mieivod byau expioeiun of gas
ignited by a allot llred in a breast. l’al-
riek liougbcrly and Joseph Grady are ly~
ing at ll’mir homes in a pn‘carlous condi-
licn as a result or the lulllll accident.
.tntlloslne Not a lioness.
MOSTIIEAI.. Feb. io.-—'i‘i|e president 0!
the board ul government the Montreal
lioncml lumpitai announced that tho anti.
tuxllio sysulm lor curing diphtheria llMl
not. been a mcccsn there and that the
serum tlsatmeut had been Mentioned.
Mowing Circle "outed by Fire.
lloxrkl‘ ill”. (Jenn. Fob. low—The hlcth-
wliicb started from the lurnscs. The mom-
llers or the lmilcs' tlcwing society were
compelled to run for their lives.
Mailer and When-ell Matched.
New thk. Feb. ib.-—-—l’ctsr Muller and
Htevo ii'llmmcll have been matched to
light 26 rounds on May it until. The con.
10“ will be decided bolero the club oil‘cr»
ing the largest purse.
Hnowhalilng in Tallahassee.
Tantalum”. Feb, ma'rhe heaviest
thew ever seen in Tallahassee is falling.
’l’be ground is covered. and large crowds
are throwing snowballs on the streets
newspaper lit-reed Oct.
mundane. Feb. io.~—li‘lm in Fasten.
hid” «lestmycd the Realm (laeette bulld-
lng. the Adams ospre- allies and the res-
idencs at A. ll. 'i'hom. insured.
risen-at to latelil.
Pmiwsmm. ll'sb. in—Jl'he Catholic
club cl this city celebrated its eighteenth
anniversary with an elabome banquet in
In. serum at Dooners' hotel.
suntan la florid;
Quiver. l‘is. m. its-allow lsislileg
here. The Mount» has reclined be
involuntary-subsection . _
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cdist church iwrn was destroyed by lire V
ventilate silesl
aesswesiflotimuleur .
ANNUAL raven-mm s
Nothinglcr msoyeds it ever. nelstbe values ' new. A
that wehave any idesol ramiegwgredseingour weave ’
while ccrstock is diilerent iron the ordinary. and
makes oi goods not lound in other stores. yet by no possi
bamgoicgulgave'ilt‘toasy that they paldmeee thautheseme
e w ere, on scontrsry.ssett presenttlmeaod
trading shall buy here lot less than anywhere else.
DRESS GOODS.
To put in print all of the bargains to be found in this was
quire more space than we could afford and would be too cumbersome a way i “
placing them before our readers We have. therefore. «looted e flew in.“ .
we Ibelle? will give a very lair idea at what can be expected through “10”“
per men . L' '
Our 25 cent Fancy Dress Goods at 19 cents.
3 pieces fancy Chariots. medium color would make good house dresses lg.
uiar 500 quality, this sale, 25:: Guaranteed all wool.
d.
40 in. all wool Borges and acoustics, all colors, regular 50c quality. one yd.
BLACK GOODS.
40 in. all wool Serge, regular 50c quality, 39c.
46 in. all wool Serge. regular 750 quality. 506.
50 in. all wool Serge, regular 81 quality. 500.
45 in. Henriette, regular 75c. quality, 50c.
100 selected Dress patterns. no two alike at 'ust what th . patter-e '
for $2.50. $3.50 patterns at t3 00. ’ J mm “'00
Special discount of 25 per cent. on all Clocks and For Capes.
lrislram is Hyatt, Norwaik, Bonn.
FRANCIS & CO.
RELIABLE CLOTHlERS,
I
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
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FRANCIS &. 00..
86 Washington sired - South iiorwail. coin.
Old and Reliable Daily Direct Freight line
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NORWALK.
THE PROPELLERS .
CITY or NORWALK, EAGLE sen
VULCAN.
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Will leave Pier 28. E. 8.. Beekrean street. New York. a. 5 o, to.
leave Norwslk. ii p. In. South Norwalk, 6:00 p. m.
Freight received from 7 s. m. to 5 p. m.
Upon application to agents the City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan wfil I.
sent for special lots ol freight anywhere in New York or its vicinity.
WA" persons are forbid trusting any at the smpbyee of the
no on account of the owners tbereol. , .. .
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A time Saving. Labor Saving, Temper Saving,
Collar Button. Thetop is wedge shaped; the Inn“
part of the poet is flat, the lower part is round. It
can’t help working, its as simple as s clothes I’ll.
Made in -
Gold. Silver and Gold Plate.
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