inn-ta a; R-Flsltmf Gravots nun.
.h a thysieiaa of many
1' : Woe. writes: DeWiit's Witch
:1 Salve has no equal for indolent
sures. Inside and burns. It stops pain in-
- My. healsa' burn quieklyand leaves
”In: G A. Gregory d5 00.,andG.
O. Stilton.
. ' - Detectives landed Bare.
”Wont Charles Aim, of the
, Detective Bureau, ludianapolis.
Ind; announces“ that two or three
capable and trustworthy menare needed
II) this Mary to set as private detective
under his instructions. Experience in
"Sh ’ wuik is not necessary tosnccess. He
. dill! largo criminal paperand will send
» gltwith full particulars, which will ex-
' 2phln how you may enter the profession
IMg him at Indianapolis, Ind.
Sick Headache. constipation and in-
digestion are quickly cured by DeWitt’s
Little Early Risers. the famous little
‘ fills. G. A. Gregory & 00., and G. C.
Stillson.
A severe rheumatic pain in the left
thoulder had troubled Mr. J. H. Loper, a
‘ : wollvhowndruggistof Des Moines,lowa,
‘ " forever six months. At times the pain
was so severe that he could not lift any-
thing. it-h all he could do he could
notgetr d of it until he applied Chant-
. bulaln’s Pain Balm. “I only made
“lee applications of it,” he says, “and
tonal cs been free from all pain.”
mmends it to persons similarly
. It is for sale by G. C. Stillson,
It.
netipation. dyspepsia and liver
m. G. A. Gregory tonnand
.Stillson.
srhaps you would not think :so, but
I large proportion of gdiseases In
N York comes from carelessne- about
in; cold,” says Dr. Cyrus Edson.
" t i such a simple thing and {so com-
. that very few people, unless it is a
of pneumonia. day any attention to
cold. There are a great many cases of
atarrh and consumption which have
Chili origin in this neglect of the simplest
precaution of every day life. The most
. w advice is, when you have one get
‘irld‘of it assoon an possible. By all means
do not neglect it." Dr. Edson does not
how to cure a cold but we will.
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. It
relieve the lungs. lid expectoration,
the secretions and soon effect a per-
manent cure. 25 and 50 cent bottles for
sale by G. U. Stillaon. druggist.
W. '1'. Sanford. Station Agent of Leop-
rinn, 00., Pa.. writes: i can recom-
an linute Cough Cure as the best
used. it gave instant relief. and a
o. agenda“
Undertaker.
"168'! ifl‘flll'l'. NOSWAM‘. out!
anodes ttorss thaw-rm
side-n! In: arrest. Turmoil-rm 11;“. ll
If desiratoinvsatinstcetsinasafaasd
manner without cars and ,
touurdiseratlouary accosnmwha
yoafrnnum I r cent. woolly is
”m“ ‘h‘hlmmdmu
‘mmma we received
phased in
tarnish you refer-
asses-s Ia ’hs past. and what
others. f you are situated
”Mancunian-rudders-
“finalisation-tom
tan News 00.,
ISM!» Issues. lass.
- ' Ilian laws 80..
f‘ GONGBBB Mr,
”W “'6':
S a; 0‘" it“
trons.
. of Mining
party shall W molutionv
ary methods to at Kalb. Cull-in Kalb
declined to talk. toying. ”I have written
a strong onrnmunloation to the eosnnrittes
which will be given to the press."
It is understood here that Kolh favors
revolutionary methods. itis said. the com-
mlttee will be about evenly divided on
Roth's proposition. ,
Hon. J. G. Manning. president of the
Southern Ballot Rights league and Pop-
ulist lenderof Alabama. referring to the
Populist state committee meeting to as
notable in Birmingham, ho raid that not!»
log in that line would he done. He con—
tinned:
"Kolb has been twice governor; but,
although the Alabama legislature refused
to allow him a conflict at law and has tie
prived him of his unit, ho is greater than
governor in the knowledge that he has
led a movement in Alabama which is slow-
ly, steadily and surely destroying a cor.
rupt government. lie could muse a rov—
olution now and got followers to march
on the mpitoi. but we will let congress»
march on Oates and his imllot box stuff
are, and we want public sontimout and
outraged justice to rise and bury him and
his cohorts. ”
GRANT ITO MARRY.
Reported Enngsmcnt of New York's Ex.-
Maym- to Miss Frees.
Wasmxoron. March i-J.—~’l'he Washing-
ton Timon says today: A most interest-
ing report is current as to the matrimonial
intentions of ex-Muyor Grant of New
York. The rumor is of colic-cial interest.
as. according to the talk on the subject,
the little romr‘ no in which he figures hi.-
gnn in Washington and down only a tow
weeks back.
It will be remembered that Miss Mur-
phy, daughter of the New York senator.
gave a cotillon shortly before the sun-um
closed in honor of her guest. Miss Frees
of New York. Among the guests who
came from a distance to attend the (mill-
ion was efouyor Grant. He than, ac—
cording to the story. mot Miss Frees and
became greatly interested in her. This
feeling of admiration developed so rapidly
into something warmer that int-fore the
close of the season he made a formal pro
posai.
The color of strong prnlxthility is given
the rumor from the fact that the tut-mayor
has now gone to Old Point Comfort, whom
Senator and Miss Murphy have been for
a wool: or more with Miss Frees. The
marriage, according to this some report,
is to be one of the events of Easter week
in New York.
THE DEATH OF WORTH.
lie ill-do Gowns For Royalty and Dupli-
cated Then: I‘m Americans.
PARIS, March l2.-—-Tho cause of the
death of Worth, the famous man millincr,
was congestion of tho lungs. A newspa-
per corresptmdeut reports conversations
that he had with M. Worth. who claimed
an average gain of £11.00!) from aupply-
ing gowns to aprominent Fifth avenue
(New York) lady.
Erin-y dress that he fumlshmla myrtl
lady to lmwnrn zttmlrawlug room brought
dllpllifllfl ni’ilt'f's from Amuricnucustmw
ors. anmly' know hotter than lmhutv
to disguise rh-fucts. Ho hatrd h-nn wmu-
cn and ruiusml hundredsof applicants who
did not credit his art. in: was a doapot.
Those who auhmiited paid heavily for his
despotism. Continuing, the mrrt-swmlont
mys:
"1 think he was genuine and wry hon-
est. llo was ohligvd to take the world as
he found it and to deal with ric-h fools
according to their fully, but he never dr—
slred morn huaim-sa than lw and his sons
could [airmynally nuumgn. liu rvmaim-d a
stanch l’rutoetaut. He must have lotto
great fortune. "
liaaton Sees "Triihy" Staged.
Bosrou. March l9.-—Mr. A. M. i’al-
mor'nmmpnnyof nature gram lhntun it»
first chuum to am a live Trilhy tvlu-n
Paul l’utu-r's dramatization of Du him:
rit-r'n llilliniifl nnvul wan prvrwniml at the
Park tlu‘utur.
was lnuuwllutu and pmuquu-ml. Mi»
Virginia Horned an ’l'rllhy achluvml tlm
success of hur cantor.
m [Moles (lo Smalls.
Btumoar. March 12.-—‘l‘he (Moles
accompanied ll, a number of friends,
started for Manon. Jennings and MrGraw
will join thvuluhlho latter part of this
week. Rolls-y ftllll Kecler reached tuvrn
ynnwnlay fillt‘i‘lhuun. and after a pmlong~
ed tall with Manager "anion astral to
leave with the other members.
It; M m W
Bsmmonr. larch lit—«in the want
unit of the Wentingiumas Mrhmho rom-
pany of l’ittahurg against the Hayden
Power llmltntumtpany of Ilalllnmrn. Judge
Morris of the United SW district court
decided in faror of the Weatlnghom
emnpany arm in wine minor details
It» Mus last.
(lawman. Dim. Marni: tau-The
schooner .1. ll. Csmy. which arrived from
Emma's hanks with her its; as bait em.
reports that on March 5 ton of her crew.
Charles Lynn and Alanna Stream. treat
mray in a duty. .
Tatécnspnicfehlsre.
The well known Maia agitator, John
ll. Kenning. has made an assignment.
The Britsrtnis and m were win‘
new in flosday‘syasht Ismail Cannes.
' bring
An expedition is wiring to
“warrant it I. Peary hash from tits
north pole.
cardinal millions has mm a can»
. W ,
hasty Ilsa Wm la the lasts-an m
Ills at In "steps. lam, When tit
Flames Stopped their Inst Alf-«Inn
mutual a ritual Issue lath”
. Winnie. March 19.4“ shafthoess
at the famous. Sultana gold mine. M
miles from Rat Portage. caught fire only
ycsiaday afternoon, and before the flames
were discovered they completely enveloped
the building. This of couruo shut of! the
air supply to the mines, in which were
Working 20 or 25 minor-s. '
A moswnger who arrived at First Port-
age from tho mina says that when he left
at 4 o’clock ,only four men had been
working over these in the hope of restarti-
tatlng them. but with small chance of
success. The other men in the mine were
certainly suil'omtcd and prmtticaliy given
up for- lost.
Tho shufijng and shaft nutchlnerybe‘v
ing destroyed, hindered the Work of res-
cuu. The familiar of thpmen live at Rat
Portage. and thoro is giant excitement, as
their only communit-ntiou with the mine
inacircuitous and somewhat (hingemuo
wagon trail. No further particular» are
expected until tonight.
A Pipe Started the Fire.
The shnfthmmu took fire in the drying
room. it is supposed to have been started
by a pipe in the pocket of a coat hanging
on the wall. Foreman Johnson, miticing
the lll'lfl, called on the men to assist in put-
ting it out, but all ran away. luring afraid
of explosives in the drying l'num. Johw
son rushed into the fiery mum, removed
two boxes of powder audtlmu directed
his attention to an attempt to save the
building. There was nnilm protection,
and a bucket brigade was organized, but
it was of no avail, us the sluil‘tlmuse was
cumpluiul y consumed.
The fire storm] at i o'clock, and until
1:30 no effort could possibly be made to
anoint the man in the shaft. As soon as
the ruins ware suillcicntiy cooled it was
found that the timbers in the shaft were
blazing. and water was then directed on
these timbers, but in the excitement the
gruntcr portion was falling ‘lirtclclls down
the shaft.
Shortly after 2 o'clock the fire was or
tinguishcd in the shaft, and the men do-
soendod it and found six men on the Met
level apparently all summit. The res-
cuers descended to the hum lord and
found three more, but these men ware in
better condition than the others, and ef-
forts were begun to rttisu the minors.
The first three l'lllllt‘il Wore suffering
badly, but Were rosuscimiml after a short
time. The fourth mun—Julia Inglor—
wus very low vvlmn he arrived at the stu-
facc and died shortly afterward. The 0th~
crs were in a critiml condition when
brought to the surface, but all recovered
oampiing Randolph Erickson.
The eight rescued arc Alexander New
son. Randolph Eriulcmn, J. Erickson, P.
Strand, W. l’ryun, Chat-hen hltlgstrom. C.
0. Peterson and Charles ()on. I‘ryun, up‘on
examination. was found badly burned art
the back. It accrue theairshoftlgnlmd
and mutual suction of air from the bottom
of tln- shaft. depriving the men of fresh
air. and also musing smoke to demand the
shaft, and when found all were uncon-
scious and leaning against the sham
Veteran and Author Stricken.
NEW YORK, March l'J.——.\lajor Daniel
Lem-h. a clerk in tin: l'nitvd Siam meaty
ofllcu. was taken from his apartments all
17 that 'l'liiriy—llrnt sin-(:1; in film New
York hospital suffering from upoploxy.
lie in in a critical condition. He has jrmt
cumplt-tmlnlumk untiilml " l’ursunul Hunt
lniwcuros of (Tin-titnsiuuvun at tho Slope.
of (‘hnriusfnnfl which in now in the hands
of the publishers. Major [mu-h norm-«l in
the land and naval forces and distinguish-
ctlhiuw-lfm tin» elegant f'l'm" stun. where
he sorvvd umlcr Admiral» ilupuut and
Dtthlgrntt.
Mrs. lain" “'ult’t (in! out.
TOPEKA, March l:3.—-Mary Ellynhuth
'l‘ho Minn-M of the “will
lama tho noimi Populist orator. has not
. math! up lwr mind to giro up hot plum on
the «tutu board of charities tn limrgn H.
Clark. although ho lute lli'l‘ll appointed by
tho gm’ct’iiur and continual ivy the wllflllfl.
:s'ho claims that her term will not be out
until February, laws. and if her lawyer.
Eugene Hagan. can find a law to slinllttln
her claim she will make a light in the
courts.
The Kaiser Chart-n a Its-mar.
New Your. March i'.‘.~’l‘hc Ninth Gen
man Lloyd Himmshlp continuity in this
city announces that tho Herman Mllpl'l'l)’
lili- chartered thn North liornun Lloyd
simmer Kaiser Wilhelm ll, now on the
Nahum-anew mine of the North Ger»
man Lloyd aminahip company between
New York and tho Mullterranean. to at—
tend the opinringof the North Sea and Bal-
tin and on June ll)
Jackso- luh 0U»
nu. lilviut Mass, lion-h 12. ~nx.
Mayor James R Jackson declined tosp-
pear at the hearing before the city govern-
ment (stilt-tint the request of Slayer first»
to illuminate the charges of bribery made
against the mayor in mmuectlon with the
row of the grant to the Fall River mm
Railway manila”. which in claim has»
son made against him.
(frat. Isa-had Out.
norms. llsreh him-in the biasing
match at thsitontrai hall, Hallways. be»
tween Frank P. maria. tamauyofsso.
traiia. ll‘lil Frank Craig, hams as the
fiatlstndcflssflmlor, for aparssof 05-
.“ Craig was Inc-stat out is one round.
“My... ,__.... «Amman. ..
brought tip. ‘A number of tlmstors were ,
«lease for the killing of Montgomery
Gilda. a young lawyer. as Delaware ave-
maysnr arm This murder. hymns
of the promlrmoe of the victim and the
Way mystery which surrounded the
trim mm! a «urethra.
Mr. Gibbs. a "that!“ and iaoflcnaiva
chino, was that while walking alone up
a fashionable reridencs strait about 10
o’clock in the waning.
Bio mam were made until several
months later the Buffaloymlleo received
word from tho [mllmof Cleveland that
they ha Ilamneo itohinnm under smut
and has ' womml out than his pals achargo
that be implicated in a Buffalo mur'
tier. Assistant Suwnintemleat (tumult of
the lhninio police want- to Cleveland and
arrested liohlnmn'a wife, Sadie. who.
thinking that her huafsund wan to he
charged with murder, «animal that the
tilled illhha She was brought to lluflar
lo, hut attuned to give particulars. Rob:
luau-rt. homing that hit; wife we» under
arrest in Bulimia for the (tibia murder.
made a clean broom of the mailer. telling
how he. and his wife haul grow out to “hold
up" mmelmrly that night, Sallie Ming
attired in mcn'a «balms. Gihhthad ro—
slated timid. and in the timid he had been
shot. tilnrunoe Rohimmn was brought
horn. when he has been jailed apart from
his wife over some.
Cl'i‘uz district attorney has found the div
gill” which Futile worn on the night and
other corroborative evidmm and believes
he hall a stmng «my. ’l'hcrc are runny
people here who hollow: that the "all“!-
suaa are lying and had nothing to do with
the aflair. Attomoy W. W. Superstar) will
defend both. The mention whether the
confession; of tho llohinmna will be ad-
mitted hy the war: the m'ldenm against
them or how much of tiwm and the outl-
osity to m: the pair mm hmr what they
will any for themscitm on the stand filled
the mn‘rrtnmm as won not the doors were
opened.
FORGER CAUGHT.
I. M Facilities For Making My Forged
Charla»
NEWARK. N. J.. March f‘.’.-Alphonss
Voullaire and a lurlmsln: (nonunion were
summed to this dry for mm”; worthless
checks. Vortllnlrc is well known to tho
police of theermntry. Whoa mental. ho
grave his name an Albert St. Claire and
said his «ammonium was" his wife The
couple hare been living at M Bank “root
for two molar,
Theodore "them. asnlmm Rom. acting
under the‘ tuition of Chief of Police "up
per. waited a Mm» «limit in his William
street store for l'mrllairo. Both Votillairo
and the woman were at 0m placed under
arrest. (In the latter were found three
bogus nhnrhaaimwn on a Baltimore bank
and (Wm small hath» "mooning a color-
leaa fluid which the [silica believe tolls
kamhnut dam
The when found in Youllairc’a apart-
ments at Large clwwkhtmk. a chunk stamp-
ing apparatus- and a number of letter;
One of the lotion. sigwd hy narrator
Georg. Cl. Vast. was addressed to (imam
or Flower. The letter horn the dateof
Feb. 7, lam. After "queuing the go"
"nor to pardon Viillllalfl; who had a wife,
three chlhimrt and mogul rrmtlwrdqwnd-
out upon him. the writer mm on to say,
" {durum hum this young own. but knew
his fatl‘wr, who were a my brilliant law-
yer it) fit. LAM-lie. ”Ml 1 hair the this-print.
sympathy fur his unfortunate wife and
family." Thainttor milieutly had never
been. «helium-Kl
PIDCOCK SUMMONED.
1'» term. film .1me and AI-
.evaes' try ll t‘ large of ( onlempt.
Tammy. .‘lfmn‘h ii: Vix-C- angnwruan
Jaime if. l’irirm-i’t tartar elmw mum inf-urn
Chantr'llnf .‘lr'l‘sill loll flu" emf-Vlmllw 0n
March l‘J‘ why he wilt/Mir] ism-l la!" ndgmlgod
mtllly of contempt of twin.
r-‘ume months ago William Y, Jolmum.
an rrrriwsr for thr- r‘vmwrur County intuit.
mannered inclining»! ammo )lr. l’idmu‘k
for about ”Mm” and lthmt'm' an “Unfit"
that to vermin him how transferring and
dispensing of mmmty 1’ tan tux-immune.
man 11!:th duality! of listing will in bi!
nwn win» for If, in violation of the in,
jlmcttuttg. a judgnwnt for ".1th which
he mounted from the «remnant of tho
minim 6. erll"&
Harvey I'm In Florida.
in. Norman, Ila. Llsn'h 12.4141.
and J. Ford. who .a amnsml of financial
irregularities in nonrandom with the stats
nuptial building at Trenton and who has
hora have for several days has lisp-fled
for an antmwa deatiaatiam. To a com
animations trim had illuminated him Mr.
PM W in he quilts Mahmud”
pressed on tntautlm of having.
Iowa WW «m I‘M“ Canals.
Insomnia. March i2.-—(‘alrlegrarns
resolved at the navy Myanmar announce
lharrlval of the Alert at Panama from
MJm soothe Raleigh um from
Trinidad. ho the United tit-ta now has
w warmly» on the (Mailman ass-ta
“no! "you its this.”
Wm, Mam: l2.—~‘l'ho gran-l mm
w W lusts with the Wailers
st Meynlnev‘rfla lluguenots." Ivory
east in the great Au-lttm'lnmtnaa m
we. sari aim mimic! milshh
standing man was utilized.
, “ «w...»
Wmtmrm, m. It. «Wary
Malibu” still unload to hit
sac-s, hasvsry south improved titspsst
“days ills WW thaths
bmmlymd-“W.
M... W... a» A...
We will continue ourhalf-price so ,
THIS SEASON’S Men’s and Boysl’S
and Overcoats“ one week longer. ‘
lllllllllllEREASllll. ‘
We want the room for our Spring Dia-
play, and. looking ahead we see if .We ~
do not carry these Goods that nextgfallV ,
we can come out boldy and honestly. "
with an announcement of all new
goods. .
W” Bums lists Things in Furnishings this Week.
w. A. Billiilllil & to.
Sentinel Building, Washington Street, South Norwalk.
Branch Store, 19 Main Street, Nor-walk.
The Leading Dry Goods Store.
Tristram & Hyatt,
No. 2 Gazette. Building. '
‘ Beginning right at the season’s start makes it easy to keep up the pans and »
Increase it. and with the spirit of the season inspiring the whole house and with
each stock in happy harmony with the new conditions the forward pace is quick-
cued as we never new it before.
WASH DRESS FABHIBS.
'We have never known a time when so many uniquely pretty Wash Fabrics
were in the first harvest of a season's style. 50 different styles of Jasonet in
strips. Fancy and Floral effects @ l2lc yd., 80 inches wide.
’100 different patterns Females in light grounds with dots. sprays and stripes
for shirt Wants. dark grounds for street and house wear @ 12w yd.. yard wide. so
different styles Fancy Cotton Crepon for fancy waism to wear with black shirt.
DRESS sous.
3 styles 88 inch wide. New Spring Novelties, 300 yd.
Checked Cheviot, 50 in. wide, all wool, proper weightquave and ilnish,500yd
Semen of the finest grade are 50c. instead of 76c, as W‘M
A dozen dilletent colon and black, width 46 in. m’ m ' ‘
Surges,
All sorts of Black Dress Stuffs. such as Crepons, Chariots, Diagonal,
Figured Jacquards. from 890 to $1.50 per yd , for odd skirts and full suib out be
found. l0 different patterns Wash Silks,,35c yd.
irisiranmhwliygflorwaik, Bonn.
CLOTHING.
BOYS’ UlTS
HALF PRICE.
-——-———AT———-—
Ages from 4 to 14 years.
FRANGIS & ill)...
RELIABLE CLOTHlERS,
86 Washington Street. - South liurwali. Conn.
The Benedict collar Button. m
Atime Saving, Labor Saving, Temper Saving,
W this a» m a...” Collar Button. The top is wedge shaped; the upper
llsuvas. m ll-gl‘nkl Mid. s; partof the post is flat, the lower part is round. it
mkm.£ film: W" mthizlp nortlnmfita as simple as a clothes Pin.
”Wigs? .;...... a... Gold. Silver and Gold Plate.“
mamx.Y..MIr.--Am ‘
mm... m... Fill SALE n A. w. mum. lEWEiEl, ,
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