”“mwwfi’mfllw
humwmopimmre
“I“ W W in
_ I. whatnot-asylum fir
,*Ilargnmpap¢randvmamd
“Minimum which will u—
”hnwyuuaayaatu the m
Minot Indianapoli. lad.
: "nus W, antipath- and in!
”In quickly and by DeWitt’a
‘mE-ly Maillot-mow Mum
r
» Bolas. ”i only made
plan- at it,"ho says, "and
unanimiromaupnin.” lie
~ albino penona similarly
his!oralrby(l.0.8tiibon.
. ,. . you out DnWiu'a Little
.. ankaadroiiablonnmiy
dyspepsia and liver
6.5. Crayola.“
o—alpaoa-onigpayanyaurnuon to
"fluid. Marrapratmanyaara oi
' and eon-nuptial: which have
’fiaffinintbilnegkctoiflrimplat
mumaynn. The m
“thknyoahavronept
tilditaarwanrpouiblr. Byolimrana
dammit.” Dr. than does not
Miocmawldbat we will.
Mulch-gown! rxprctoration,
thematicaandmrflcaaper-
Ins-tram fiudmorntwnla for
this"). 0. “Bandung“
W. ’1'. “mmmtor kep—
¢,'Chion,Co.,Pa.wmea:Ioanm—
OulmCongh Chiral-thrust
and, ”militant WW and a
.. n. mini...
Undertaker. '
(non m. man. (0!
“a mumuauuaad
lag-rumours.” .
aural-ammo
”momma-omni-
nartu-u gym—I‘m“
mm
‘ law. mmmufisdraalonndhs
L‘Grrmrytcnmndfl 0. how
Wimimminiupnt
mmmmw
Mona.
Jonathon-tumultuous
13:1..de Kaisha
ndthdounrd smallri tend
Minnesotans! them-odious-
Iflng pinata-awn. The shock: aayet
Innaotbnrnoi adimmmtnmnnd
”darn-go [nun thanhuhacnwwflod.
Thoritnot theerntcrglmrolike mound
lilo thick w rolling-intro the tarantula
silica hare ignited and not albino tho
, who no 7631338310!) clothingtiw sidou
lo then-mum". which adda to the density
:3: nmokoand the More! the I!»
For the public ”M! the governor-of
lilo state of Vera Cruz will shortly namoa
mull-lion oi sclontistato make all the
inrortlgatbrn into the eruption willie
mud to make morbdothm looking to
lbc mutation at the inlmbitonts oi the
neighboring villages. The prurient crop
llonls inthe delbobefilmpruved
Mar dimrlct in Moria), whenthoronm
Imam many Amorimns who have em-
llrkul in the pmfltablo business. The
Men plantetwns no not as yet thought.
mboinuny danger of W. nor will
line] but union the fall of think ashes oc—
rnra which is not mm‘ulcmi pmbnblo.
Mm one being mold in all the churches
finality to ward oil tho impending
THE MOOSVH‘ iNQUIRY.
fill Detailed Ola- Armaian 0.8m Faro
m tho Communion.
1.03903, )larch ii. —-A dis-patch from
anb to Tina Tologmpli rays that a dep—
utation of it atlrrimm ml the Mann mas.
acres appeared before the Turkish mm-
niiu'ion and narrowd tho whole story of
lilo bumbcry. ley presented also a writ
ton mmnmnt. is copy oi which was given
to the mrnwmdent. Ono oi the mom-
bors of tho doputntlon was a priest named
Prim» “bringing in the village a!
”imp, whom the pit incident open
The statement (nllyoorroborntes the worst
details ulmdy published. The drmument
and the oridonm main a powerful impres—
sion on the mtnmim‘ion.
Other diapucimndmiam that 200 oyewit-
mwim have boon examined all deny
that the Armenians punched the Samoa
W and exams tbc Kurd! from
the brutalitim Those witnesses give dia-
ming talus of Turkish crackles. The
mnuulvanion in working «burly owing to
the drnmnnann being Afraid to translate
tho mun“ of the deeds of the Turkish
naturals. The Brill-uh. Plumb and lino
Ilan cmlnmias have summoned fresh dmg~
man interpret”;
A GIRL JACK TAR.
lay-M film Errata-the Murry?"
15¢"- Wnbn.
fiEATTLE. Shrub ii -—A rt-morknblo
may in puhllvelml bore of it girl who son'-
at on the United 5mm (amt dr‘leuau ves—
ml Montoroy {or sown trucks disgulsml no
I buy. Alroording to the girl's story, she
was born in St. cum, Minn. if; yours
ago. and her name in May Tuwnwnd.
like aflj'ii lbs-w of tbo oiliwrs klww bur
rox. Uncut these finally put bur lisllni’e
bmuw be thought hor K1518! Wulllil bu
dimmmml The girl also elitism to bore
Moon tlw Mailman and tlw Iminpond’
more.
Robb"- ‘try to Wreck n Train.
Var-Aims“), ind. March lie—An at
innpt won mado to Whick tho midnight
pom-upper train on the New York. i 'bb-ngo
and H. Innis mill-mud about flvo miloo
We»: of [bio oily. ,\ pile of ties hull boon
pinned on the track. which was struck
with 1mm ion-me by the engine, knocking
it [mm ilwtmrk Ami plowing up tho truck
{or nimut 200 yunln before tlw train could
la.- .astoppml. Tho Wagons warn all
thumb from their mm, but no nm- injur-
ed. It i: «um-«moi to have bum llw Work
of train ruillls'rsi.
Progno- cl liar l‘ap lick-«Irr.
Mimi]- it l.. March ll.-—lhmiguor Sui
lieu-Miami‘s mmdifioti in imported to In!
ma]. The work on the km! of the cup
Mulder has been nmrly completed. The
mining of the sidm and the Q'lul of the
lead keel has been flninhod. and the surface
will ba smoothed mar today. It is now
loarnrd that the bronze plum will only
anal-l no for an that water lino
Ina-tad an".
lencm. March ll.-—Jobn Swain”
d Allrxhony mu liberally roasted alirc
at his boom. iii: wife was so badly burn—
ad In her do!“ to mhinthatshs
had to bnrcmovodtotboboapital, when
Ills la lying inavarynriotu condition.
An exploded lamp Isa the camel the
In.
‘l‘wo Ina My“ by u...
Burma limb ll.-Patrink Inc, a
W of Vision moan. Cambridge. and
Harry Smith of the W city wcro ionnd
inarmtn intballotni Hanlord. in Pm
land stunt. ‘9‘wa by gas. Smith
warm and ion mammal-ma it is
munch". bunthcruauitoi anao»
"' cidcnt.
The wahanaaloa fracas.
Panto, March ll.-—-AI an mtmnm :1
th- tumble Maroon Yolanda-no l’nnco,
in. out of the W: notion in
hit pot-port to the French rap-
raatniafln It Cum the Proud: morn-
.ai hos unto mmtobr. 1. ml Pon-
tonl, it. Vonmmlan charm d'aflaina
TELEGRAPH“: BRIEF 8.
Max lllncr mind suicide in New
Yuk by jumping (maybe rm! 0! his at
“or Gonna and in iamlly will
, wow
linormnonmfsnm
“all!” sfimuoumm
Ila-la cl moot-w» not. Am
Mb I!» Emu—«Cauld- Daub
Plato-Traitor.
mammal. Coho, March u.-or all
the queer mulntionn that have taken
place on the island of Cuba during the
loot 100 years, the present one is probably
the quoorout. With the name couw book of
it—ihat oi unjust tnxntion by the Spanish
mornuwni—lt lmo not so for developed
into anything but guerrilla warfare. and
its afloat him only stirred t-lm Spanish out
thorium into prompt and decisive action.
Bonds of lmdorloss. ohioilcsu men roam
around the mountains and swamps afraid
to rurrondor on account of the bullet and
the We, and afraid to make u dwisivo
mud bocauno of the lack oi on executive
brain to guide thorn. 'l'boir knowledge
of warfare mnslxts only of the firing at
guns and the wielding o! mmdnotoa. Oi
tactics they have no known-ago beyond
the old barbaric style 0! fighting behind
irons and on the wustaut run.
They are muly and willing to light, but
they do not know how to go about it.
When patriots who molly have the welfare
9! Cuba at bcnrt gather him". such reputed
bandits as Manuel Garcia wan and n» Mot-
sgas is. it may be readily understood how
badly oil they are for lcodcm.
Modern Art: Abroad.
Generals Sanchez and Rolofl, Cuban
ballots, are in Key West. pmuumbly wall“.-
ing {or on expedition to bu mm) out.
Mncoo and other loaders nrc iii Gusto Rica
nlso waiting for ,somotining to turn up,
and Maximo Gomez, the llgml micron and
tho king pin of them oil, is said to be in
San Ihiniingo. Doing 7? yours old. he is
now too old to who port in on notch oaxuv
poign, but the Cuban 11-!qu now hiding
in tho mountains of Santiago seem to
think his pn'sonm' and knowledge of mil-
itary tactics Would have the ciloct o! broo-
ipg up the room.
In fact. it adorns to be the general opin-
Gm“ that. if tho lmubrrs would lame the va-
ous contemplated expeditions in other
bands and come to Cuba the men who are
now in n stnto of rncllintion would flock
to their standards by thousands. and the
potty outbronh now going on would soon
take on the aspect of actual warfare.
The big Spanish worship Infants lm‘
bolin is now lying at Key West within al-
most as stone's throw of the docks. She
is without torpedo nottlngs. or if she has
thcm they Mu nut in um. What other
we of men on north oxcopt. the may going
but patriotic Cubans Would not attempt
to drift down on norm,- dark night 0 boot—
leg! of dynamite against lwr iron sides?
Key West is full of linen who are willing
to dream of “bony, but who um unwill-
ing to wilt-mo {or it. Must of (ham have
heard the orle song of Spuniuh bullets
and foil. the ruin of Smutsb rulo.
Having osuibllshcd u llih‘llll‘lifl and
made iboir bombs in more pram-{III coun-
tries, even though tbcy were our» imam,
they do not fool mllod upon to lawn their
families (or the field (or a second time.
Still they my do it.
This is why Cuba Libro in without land-
on. Thom who urouu and swvat undo!
the yoke of Spanish ruin bm‘o nothing but.
doi'uuts to look buck upon. There is no in-
contivc In otlwr than guerrilla warfare.
Thrir lmdrrs urn banished, and they have
no other» to look tn. ley bns‘o lust be.
(om. \i’lmt lmpv born they of winning
now? Tlurn nguln. they fuel that tho
throes 0! a dumb xtrickon purposo am like
thus» of n dying won. The first gasps uud
kicks nro niwnys loudest mui lmrdost.
la Sanguiliy a Traitor?
Tho (Yulmh bore and tho insurgvnt por-
ty gvucmlly urn art-ally iur’t-nml u! Julio
Songuilly. tin: iuruwr ('nbnn louder. now
continual in tin- ('ulnuns in "mono They
“sort, with muvb rvldcnco, [but ho bus
botmyt-d tho umvomom. Arno-ding to
many flm‘nlllilfl, ho was paid by tho Spou-
lnh gun-mmont not only to bt-tmy ilw up-
rising, but. to ln-lmy Mounnl (inn-in no
troll. l‘nr tho lie-{royal of tho latter ha
is said to have been mid 8600.
Thom is on old mylng that whom them
in much sumko tin-m in ilro. 'i‘boro is so
much mnuke in this rumor simut Sungull-
ly chm wcro be roltml {rum tho Cabanas
now thorn in little doubt he would be kill-
ed by tho Cubans at the lint opportunity.
Manuel Cumin wna two-thirds patriot
and (inn-third bandit lie rmpod liitlobon-
silt from his raids. (inolmli wu willing-
ly given to so called iondors and tho other
ball to the support of his men. in com-
mon with runny other Culmns be honored
and unpaired Songulliy.
The story ix going all over (‘ubo (but
Sangulily luml him in his donth by manna
0! n lotior, in which ho ndvlncd it raid on
l’rnguolo. whom the nlnbmcodo was form
ed Whether this has true or not. mm are
many things about Sangullly that look
suspicion
How long ago was this movement at
the Cubans plnnncdl Ono your. or two at
the outnidc. ilowavcr long it my have
boon. Banguilly was certainly on tho in-
side oi tho min-mo. 8w» altar it was
forum! he took out the patient)! an Amor-
imn ultimo. Ammiing to tho best infor-
mation. iho molt mm take place on the
first carnival day. Feb. 29. Everybody
known how thoroughly pmrml the gov’
ermnont wna against the mom. The Cu-
ban- any they have indinputnbio evidoune
that finnguiily betrayed them. At any
raw. thorn is very little doubt that be will
soon be not free. The Amoriron moral is
"on now making simnuous odor-is to have
him ruin-«l.
A. And Halaldo.
mimarom'. Con-1., March ll.~fllmon
Dnlmnou. a troll known Mid roomful cit.
iron oi this plum. aged 70 yuan. shot him-
rrli at Ma boarding boom, to Whooicrsvo-
nno. dying instantly. No more {or tht
dead is known.
Biol of flydropbohia.
Baum, PL, Man-ll ll.—-Mrr. Huron
Dantrioh, aged 60 years, whom blttcn
in the Mild hya ntrangodogwhloh she
took in outoitbooolddr mishandled
mm showed all the nymptoma oi
lydrophobia
Iliad Ire- Starvation.
liloamn. Marni: ll.--A man who died
taro iron: starvation rod orporuro hat
bun paritirdy idmtliitd u Carey 0. Ar-
.tbiroi'Ohio. Hum ionndlnabuxoar
pail-fly load-d with coal
rmwmm
Wm, Pa, In ii.--‘l'ho
mmlflibfllm who
. mmmoummmm-
WWW Mutation
was moved in an unionism:
Im the Oman botpllnl ,lo Monsoon.»
in; prison When on amhnlnnot arrived
It tho prison with Gantry and the play!!-
tians. thoy wars «carted to a low. narrow
tall with two cots lnlt. One of timeouts
was empty. The othtr, was occupied by 9
negro convict with npiloptio ills. The doc-
tors warn indignant and demanded pormis
tloli to take the murdomr book to the how ‘
pitnl on the ground that the police had
misrepresented the condition of nfluim.
Tho prison authorities refused. asserting
that they had signed the pom-rs which doi
liverod him to the police olilululs. and that
be was now beyond the jurisdiutlou ol the
hospital pooplo.
(luxury while at the hospital was glvon
wary luxury be desired and had quite
pintsunt surroundings. At the prison all
this is clungud. For dinner ho bad 0. small
square piece of broad and n mininturo
bowl of bad wup. The doctors are so an-
gry that they doclure Gentry will never
live to stood trial if ho bus to put up with
this into. not to speak of the hideous
Illl'luliri ot his epileptic coll mate.
i... W... ..__....._.
PLOT TO AID TAYLOR.
Barium Clams Made Against the Bonds-
Iuon’ot the Defaulting Stain Treasurer.
PIERRE, S. 1)., March ll.—-Tho legisla-
tive committee investigating tho Taylor
dolnlontlou made its report just boloru adv
ioummont. 'l‘bo proooodiugs wore in sc-
crot. and tho roport is now made public
(or the first time. , The committee declares
from tho ovidonoo boloro it that it in
shown is conspiracy cxistod lmtwcon— cer-
tain surotlcs of Taylor and tho dotuultor
to “hold up" the state and compo! a lot-
tloment. .
The report odds that action to recover
has boon begun in this city, and that serv-
ice has been bud on all defendants in the
case; that suits bovn also been instituted
against McClwsncy in New York and Wil.
lium Taylor, fotlmr of tho defaultor, in In-
diunn; that tho property oonsists of bank
and other stocks, city property in New
York, Huron, Abel-doom, lledilold and Wu-
tartown nnd ovor 150 qunrtor sections oi
land scum-rod throughout the state. It
tho suits are successful. the stow will ro-
covor the full mnouni of the loss sustained
by tho dciulmtion.
SHOE STRIKE FAILS.
m Havel-hill Workman Decide to Give
Up the Long Struggle.
Blvsmnu, Moan. March ll.-—The
Itriko of tho Hover-bill oboe workers is
ended. The and come at n largely attend-
ed mootlu'g of tho strikers in Infant!!!
hall. Almost the first. business that name
up was a motion to declare the strike oil.
This met with considerable opposition by
aoveral sponkurs, and the; proposition was
debuted at. ouuuidaroblo length. When n
voto was taken, the motion was carried by
296 to 195.
All tho oporntivoa who hove been out
on strike against tho contract system in
Hover-hill Shoo {Mini-ins nro iron to return
to work todny, and those whose places are
not airway taken by nonunion ompluyoos
will pmbnbiy be taken back on tho sumo
conditions that existed provloua to the
atriku. ‘ .
Kilirtl Illa Colored son-ln-law.
Uxioxvmr. Mo, March 11. -— The
elopomeut about In your ago of Al Todd, o
nogro, with the (luughtor oi City Morshal
William (.Tlurk (whim) led to murder. Tho
oouplo roturm-d to the woman's homo.
Upon tbo promise that Todd Would never
again show his fnco Clark told him to an,
as he did not want to g‘m‘ ibo ouso public-
ity. At (i into hour of. night. Todd. bow-
evor. wont to Clark‘s homo and nailed the
latter up. Clork ordered him away. but
instuml of going 1m drcw n. rovolvorln u
incoming "mum-r. wbvu (”lurk shot him.
Todd run ubuul. xi block mul full (load. A!
tho inquest lilo mrouur‘s jury omucmtod
Clark.
A Danger-om Crossing.
ST. JOSEPH, Mm, Mun-b ii.——At. the
crossing Wlu-n- two men wow killvd Sut-
unloy night Mm. 'l’honma Minn was in-
smutly klllod lust. night; Hortio Allen. bot
ill-ymr-olddaughter. duugormmly. and
Miss Muttlm Doomm, it yours old, fatally
injured. Tim tin-co lmlioa worn roturulug
from chun'h and drum upon tho crossing
Just as tho Mlsmuri l’uclflo inst mull lrum
the oust thululurt'd up.
Americans Robbod by Bandits.
Strum MUJADA, Mexico. March ll.—
Frnnk Word and H. l). Sample, two
American pnnpoctors who left barn at low
Weeks ago for tho now mining cmup oi
(furluuo, noor tho llloGrnndo border, wort
attookod bynbnnd of Mexican outlnwt
and robbed of their money nnd hot-nu.
The outlaws amped across tho river into
Tem‘ ., ., ..~.. . .—
Tho Pruidont'n Outing.
Cm»: llA'l'l‘lllAB, N. 0., March ll.—
Mr. Cleveland and his party tldod ova!
Sunday by cruising in l’mulioo sound.
'l'ho wmtbor was delightful. and the trip
my» enjoyed by oil Inboard Weather per-
mitting, A big day‘s sport is expected to-
day.
A Criminal Myatcry.
NEVADA, Mo, March ll.—-’I‘bou in con-
aidomblo prom-moot at llmnnugb, Vernon
umuty, ovor the finding of tho body a! an
unknown man doubled up in a cool oil
barrel. 'l'bo pullou nilloiulu urn mulling on
invmllmtlon and him. at n nonunion.
Candidate to Nomad Pool.
Lumen. Mnroh ll.--'l‘bo Dolly blown,
in a loader. Imp-o the claims of tbo liipbi
lion. Lamont llonry Courtney to tilt
rpoakoruhip of the house of commonsin
Inoooulon to the Right lion. Arthur W.
Paul. whom rumination is imminent.
Crushed by a In; Rock.
Manila, Pn. March 11.~Whllo a blast
was being mndo in a mum quarry at
Blnlslmo t 800 pound rook full on 9mm
lunmotino. {mint-Ins his skull. llc died
manor. John bioyd was badly injured.
.a...” . wwwm.“
Ilia (info New Yacht hunch“.
Connnlomt, March ll.--'l‘hu now Run
lion imperial yacht Standard, which ll
bring built bore, was launched in the
and tho king sud quoon oi Damn»;
and othar memborn oi the royal family. N
in: ram-1 nor-ad.
amnion, Much li.--'i’hc «main
immdry pisnt occupied jointly by Harry
Pmyaod the Ohsllsnnc linohino company
was dutroyad by fire.
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THIS «Susan’s Mfill’s an Boys’fldl
and Overcoats one week longer, ‘
We want the room for our Spring Dips»
play, and looking ahead we seeif W6?
do not qarry these Goods that next fall
we can come out boldy and honestly
with an announcement of all new:
goods.
W Bomo luv Things in Furnishings this Week.
w. A. uumcr & no.
Sentinel Building, Washington Street, South Norwalk.
Branch Store, 19 Main Street, Norwalk.
L
The Leading Dry Goods Store.
Tnstram & . Hyatt, ‘
No. 2 Gazette Building.
Beginning right at the season's start makes it easy to ice up the pace and
increase it. and with the spirit of the season inspiring the who a house rod with
esch stock in happy harmony with the new conditions the forward pace is quick-
ened as we never new it before. ,
WASH DRESS FABRIBS.
-Wa have never known a time when so many uniquely pretty Wanh Fabric!
were ill the first harvest of a woman‘s style. 50 diflerent style! of Jaconot in
stripes. Fancy and Floral efl‘sots @ 129;: yd.. 80 inches wide.
100 diflarent miter“ Pergolas in light grounds with dots. sprays and stripea
for shirt Waists. dark moods for street and house near (,1!) 124:: yd.. ynrd wide. N
(bile-rent style. Fancy Cotton Crepon for inncy waist: to wear with black Ihlrb.
nuss anus.
3 styles 38 inch wide. New Spring Noveltiea, 30¢ yd. .
Checked Cheviot, 50311. wide, all wooi,proper weight, weave Ind finisbfiOoyd
Serge: of the finest grade are 50c, inland at 75c, as they were last rerun.
A dozen ditl‘erent colors and black, width 46 in. 4
rill-gm!”
All aorta of Block Dress Studs. such as Crepons, one}: '
Figured Jocqnsrda, from 390 to $1.50 per yrl., for odd shirts and lull anil- oall In
lound. 10 ammo: patterns Wash Silks, 353 yd.
Tristram & HEILNnrwalk, Bonn. .
CLOTHIN .
BOYS’ Ul
HALF PRICE.
-—--—-A'l’——-—
Ages from 4 to 14 years.
FRANBIS & 80.,
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,
86 Washington Street. ’ - South Norwalk, Conn. %
The Benedict collar Button.
A'timo Saving, Labor Saving, Temper Saving.
Collar Button. Thetop is wedge shaped; the oppor '
part0! the poo“: flat, the lower port is round. It
can’t help working, {its :as simple as 1stolotbotPln.
Made in
mm... Gold. Silver and Gold Plate.
Fflll SALE BY A. W. AUSTIN, JEWELEB,
um mock. mum. con.
"iii mum
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