date. It contain neither Opium,
'ierphlae ner other Narcotic sub-
lime. Itisehsmleessnbstitntefer
We Drops. Soothing 3mm
sue-moo. 1:1.th Its
mates is thirty your use by
‘Iillienecflfothm. Catterieisthe
children's Panacea—the lathere
‘ Iriend. .
CASTORIA
. For Institute and childr'en.
Do not be Imposed upon. but insist upon
being Castorie, and see that the {ac-simiic
. signature of
is on the ‘
‘ "PW-'5’ My
Weshaiipro- ' '
Incl. ourselves and the public at all hazards.
m Carmen Consent? Murray at" NJ.
entailing
. Decent.
I. 8H0 new: seer.
FIT '03 A KING.
5. cotzDOVAN',
imam W.
49359 but Ilium
$339 ”th533ch
”yea. wonxmmws.
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_ mews.
Over the Million People wear the
\W.l..houglas$3&$48hoes
'AII onrshoes are equally
give the best valued for the mat.
qualm- shoes In style-ad .
wearing qualities ere aesn need.
are nutter-unsure on role.
l're- .l to $5 saved over other metres.
liyourdeeler cannot supply youwocan. Soldby
J. Schaub & Sop;
., I. 1.. line Hales & liamnnl ll. ii.
3/8. B. WILSON
? \ eiili’EiilEfl no sultan.
Oilleefl Wall street; shop No. 8 Cross street.
silk. Estimates cheerfully given for
or small buildings. Jobbing of ever
description promptly attended to. All wnr
unnamed. _ m7 u
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,guPflRLATIVE.
a n... m Apséire' in the
New York Legislature.
is I a: it a ‘ I sis-a
has been reschedia mm'dl’mt.
tween the United States and Great lirit
sin looking to the adoption of uniform
remissions tor the gmerataent oi the seal
fisheries this season. The British govern-
ment positively refuses to respect them
elation of last year which prohibits the
atrrylng oi ilrsarms' by sealing music
through the zone north of the thirty-fifth
parallel during the closed season.
The United States oilioiais look upon
this he disastrous to the seal fishers, holds
in; that the result will be to relieve the
pelagic sealers of tho only restriction
which has operated to prevent an unlimit.
oil slaughter of the herds. While killing
firearms remains illegal. it is realized
that it will be impossible to enforce this
prohibition if arias can be freely carried,
for the sealers would kill freely unless ,
they should Mill”!!! to be under the V017 District Attorney huuone Burlingamo
eye of a “no“. cutter. said. “I cannot. under my oath of ofilco,
Meanwhile the United States cutters divulge the sot-rota of tho grand jury room,
have gone out under the old instructions ”"1 "m“ “m “me" “man“ 3'” “9““ I
to seize all vessels carrying anus not no . cannot either deny or afiirm any rumors "
der seal. These must be modified qwedily , The basis of ilm minors is the banding
by orders so” through the Alaska Corn- down by the grand Jury of four sealed in-
moroIaI company's steamer, which leaves dictinonts. line. It he said, is against
gm Francisco in a day m. tvvo, or ”I“, an assomblymnn for accepting a bribe.
there may be another big claim for dain- I ’Ihe rumors of the new are to the effect
The Brand Jory ls field to Ilene Indicted
One Member I'm Aces-pile; a firibe e!
824200 and till-ere For Like (theses
Vacllerel le lot to Is l'onul.
Atelier. May ill. — General convenes
tiun among legislators Is regarding the
sensational story made public that the Al-
bany grand Jury had handed downaeeelod
indictment again-stair assomblytuan. The
name cannot be divulged because the coun»
ty odiolals refuse to nuikelt public or con-
firm any rumors until the arrest is made.
ages on account of illegal seizures filed by
the British government.
The attitude oi the lattcris viewed with
much dissatisfaction at thostate depart-
ment, where it is regarded as an evidence
of unwarrantnblu ooncossion to the Cana-
dian pelagic seniors. It Is also hold that
the ciloct of the British action is to prac-
tically nullify all measure of protection
for the scale that was conferred by the
Paris arbitration. and it would not be
surprising, if this course is wraistod in, ,
if it resulted In adoclaration by the United
States of the abrogation of the treaty.
CARNEGIE RAISES WAGES.
A 10 Per Cent Increase Granted to [lie
Twenty-five Thousand Employees.
Pi'r-rsnuno, May 1.5. —-'l‘iie board of man-
agers of the Carnegie Stool company do-
cidod to advance its 26,000 men lb per
cent. the raise to trike client on Juno 1.
The notices which will be posted in all the
mills today read as follows:
“Notwithstanding the existing contracts
between the Carnegie Stool company and
Its employees fixing the rate of wsgcs for
leer). this association has decided that the
present business outlook will justify high-
or rates, and accordingly fakes pleasure in
notifying its employees at tho Edgar
Thomson furnaces. Edgar Thomson stool :
works. Duqucsao stool w ks. Homestead;
Keyotone3
bridge works, Upper (Talon mills, Lower
Union mills and Beaver Falls mills that‘
steel Works. Lucy in
from J one 1 and until further notice the
scale rates paid to all tonnage, day and'
turn men will bolncroascd in per cont,l
this without prejudice to tho trill?) wages
contract still in force.
“By order of the board oi umnagcrs.
“H. C. Fliil‘ii, (.Yliairttiau."
This notion is entirely opposed to what .
members of the board gave out after Sat-
urday's meeting on the demand for an in-
crease made by the furnacomvn at the Ed
gar Thomson furnaces. It isriuiiucd, how-
ever, that Mr. h‘riok cabled to Audrovvv
Carnegie in England and that the increase
was first auggvsicd by Mr. Carnegie.
TROOPS WILL REMAIN.
Mill“. “'ill lis- ltopt at I'm-alumina, V...
_Ail Siuuuu-r ii' Nut-canary.
l‘nmuoxns. Va, May l.‘;.-—-iiovi'rnor
O'l"ui'mll i'i'llli'l’li'il to llirhmomi afior mak-
ing a thorough investigation of the iron
bios hero. He is satisfied that tho presence
of t iii is necessary to prcsorvo order and
says t my will remain as long as tho i'iillill'
tluns now existing continue. Ills porsietv
enco in keeping iln- militarylnvru is bitter-
Iy contested by local business man.
West Virginia mini-rs arc closuly
watched. an firing on tho pll'kiri. lines has
increased. The military duty has been is
porinlly sovvro on a: count of tho t'nld
weather. and it has iu-vn nun-cssary to re-
Iiovo tho nu-u by ordering new mmpanivs.
In an inn-niow with Colonel May. at-
ioruoy for the Norfolk and stivrn t'ulir
pally. he says the situation is decidedly
promising for tho operators. and that tho
miuvrs here will he ki'lllr at Work and the
militia will rv-umln all summer if the uni.
tmlc of the Win-ac \‘lmlninnwu rrmuim the
room 'i‘lu-ro um Loon mm M work in
tho Browning mite-sand :llillln the South-
west (‘nol company s,
BASEBALL.
warms/u. LEMA i-l owns.
At ”dingo—-
Chime” .......... o o o n o o o l 0—— 1
New York ....... l o l a o z :i l a...“
At hi. LoilIIl-u
St. Louis ......... i 0 o o o i 0 i '—- il
lirmklyn..,..... o o o 2 0 n o 0 i... i
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Baltimore ........ .i 0 i ll 0 ii 0 0 0—- il
Cincinnati ..... 0 :3 Li ll ll 0 0 i 0—— ll
At Imuisvlllo~
liouiavillo...... i ll 0 ti 0 0 ii a 0—» 4
Washington.... 0 0 0 0 0 i r. n '-« ll
Joe Jet-ma hectares at lien-rd.
venomous. Mae... May l5.-Jmnph
Jeiioreon. the aomr. was given a splendid
Welcome to Harvard, when he addressed
one of the largest and most brilliant M-
eembiagce that Hamlets theater oVer con-
telned. MM
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
The Ancient Order of Foresters of Penna
syivsnia met in annual convention at lined-
inu. Pa.
The greater New York bill pas-tel the
assembly at Albany without the raleren»
dam clam which was deicawd.
In Alvin. Ten, an organized hand walt~
ed on all neurons and commanded them to
learn town or be prepared to meet death.
A boil-n- explosion took place on the new
steamer Unique in helm tit. Clair. causing
the death of two men and possibly a third.
The efforts on the part of the enemies of
Heparintendm iimitwsy of the Elmira
(N. Y. i nimniatory to legislate him out of
silica have failed.
The trial by court martial of Medical le-
spector Mward Kmboer on the oherse of
pevlnry and violalion oi naval rules was
resumed at the Brooklyn nary yard.
liar. Hamill. after expressly regret at
the attack oi Fell-er Peeler: at. heels
on the Christian new» soeietiee.
”that thepstition that theme“
3mm be referred to the srehbiehop of
leveetl babel
Nil-s Mr
11‘th
'mifl“
eeueieeeunilteeet Alinay‘
we
POM-“ml”
, that one George N. llcst appeared before
the grand jury and Identified a check for
02,000. drawn by him and Indorscd by an
assomblyman, to whom, he lostiilod. he
gave it to interest the legislator In a cor-
; tain bill relative to icevuttlng on the lind-
‘ son river, The bill is still in our imittce.
1 but was amondcd so that it app Ios only
I to Ice cutting north of the southern bound-
ary of Albany. When the bill was intro-
duced by Mr. Campbell. it extruded fur-
ther south and included M r. lieet's ico-
flold. For itherting the amendments bir.
Bust paid the assomblyman the $2,000.
The accusmi assemblyman is missing, and.
It is said, has left the state to avoid arrest.
line of tho asscinblyml-n Indicted for
bribery is said to be Eugene I“. Vnchoron
of (pumps county. It is understood that
there are three other indictments for brib~
ery. and that District Attorney Burlin~
game is looking for others.
\‘acberon is a Republican and is of
French descent. He publicly thrashed an
. editor a short timo ago for attacking him.
it is said that \‘acheron was given a check
1 on a bank in Catskill for ELUUU for secur-
ing an amendment. in the Campbell ice
bill. prohibiting the cutting of Hudson
riwr ice.
The check was given by George N. Best,
, and the amendment oxolnptod that part of
' the river in front of the Best iculiouso.
. Three persons saw Vnchoron cash the
check. lie was to have divided with other
members of the committee. but did not do
so An in- duaior named Shorman is said
to have laid the original Infurnmtion be.
fore the grand jury. The story that there
are other lndil'tumnis has FnUSi'il areas on
rest among many members of tho oescmv
bly.
STRUCK A BROKEN RAIL.
One Kills-d and Twenty-throe- llurt In I
Iinilroml Smashup.
Sim-IX. M0,. May l:l.—~Tlli,‘ south bound
. passenger train on the St. Louis and lion-
; nibai railroad struck a broken rail about
twu miles north of Slim: and derailed the
entire train, killing ll. Mayor outright
and badly injuring ‘Jli others.
The train was running at ordinary
speed. but tho cnginccr did not. notice the
broken rail until within nearly :l” foot of
Ingrid. although flit“ airiirakes worn in-
stantly applioil. tho mmnonium was so
grant that tho lmiu could not he stopped.
and the engine, bagging.- rat and ooacbvs
loll. tho rails and I‘lllli'il down az’ll foot
embankment. 'l'Iu- uninjured passengers
and crew rushed to tho ussistnnm of those
who wore rarric-d down In the “Tuck and
won had them out of tho debris.
As won as Word of the accident rcaobod
Silcx a numlwr of pliysirious hurried to
the wane and did all in ”Mr ani'r to as-
sist tho injuru-d. 'i'ho Nill'lnllhl)’ injurvd
persons was brought- to this place in Mr’
rillgvs and wagons and are being made as
comfortable as possible.
CHURCH RITES REFUSED.
l‘atllur ('oyle “’Ill Nut Allow Senator Mor-
" rleey‘s needy In Ills l‘lrurrh.
‘ ST. Lm is. May iii,——iiov. Father Eu-
gene (‘0on, factor of ilio i'utlmllo catho-
drai, will tiui pormlt tho body of State
Senator Ii. lilorrlssy in im Iii-ought. into
the church on the ground that ho dicd In
upon public sin. The family feel this de‘
i‘lslull very nrutuly and are trying to get
b‘niiit-r Iiicl'lrlnno toluiurcndo with Father
(loylu and lawn illoservicvs hold at St.
Francis Xavier‘s church. This cannot be
done without Father ('oylo's ponniseion.
i It Is hardly probable that this consent will
he obtained. and by present arrangements
i the funeral will lalto place from the
' dead man's home on Thursday. The in-
”tormont will be in (‘aivaryn The Lewis
Woman millilitres sobbing and wwping.
She protests that she cannot remember
slimming Morrlaey and derlarns that she
duos not one what iwomos of her. She
thmatoue to kill herself at the first upper
innity. '
('orlrs'tt'e ilfl’er Declined.
Lennon. May io.«~'l'ho following is the
text of the reply sent by Matchmaker
Fleming oi the National Sporting club to
thndlspotoh of Manager Brady. express-
ing Cornell's willingness to entertain a
proposition ior a match with Jackson be-
fore that club, ”owing to thoinsultias
reniarks mmic by ( 'orhott and yourself ro-
spootlng the National Hporting club. we
decline to entertain the protuieitinu for a
conic" beitmm Corbett and Jackson."
The (fold “'Ive.
Cliiffiiilfl'l. May I5.-i‘lnuw was falling
in many places in Ohio Tuesday. and ice
and from around to tbcdupth at two
inches were the unusual features of the
,inidiiie of May. in Kentucky very low
‘teinporetnro was reormied and groutin»
jury to the toil-cm crop reported. In
southern Ohio, seen If the corn is killed.
there is ample time to replent and have a
$004 W W WM
Condemned the Admin-trauma
lisnmsncm. lay in. -—-'l‘ho senate
passed the house resolutions adopted last
week oondetnningibo national adminis-
tration for its policy in the Nicarammn
i eflair and expressing , sympathy with the
Cullen revolutionim.
mirage 9;;st moi, lion.
BAL‘rllloiiB, lisy mule a fire on How-
old street. our West street, Ilarry tireso-
wsld and Edward Wright of the salvage
ecrpe were probably fatally injured.
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sues. e, muss.
heifers. lids: iamwaaie he;
M m U!“
see slate seen lysine-t-
E”;
I he of oisht men. horribly bungled. scald-
odend disfigured, were picked oat iron:
cleans the ruineof Peek. Heekeiiit Cobb’s
, lamnlil here—«the victims of theespiosioil
of a lmllsr in the mill. Five waved-ad.
i all cut of the other three two have since
i .od. The killed outright were:
Claude English.
James Mowers.
Eugene Merrick.
Lyman l’orry.
Charles Rover.
'l‘boee fatally injured were:
Caleb Converse. who was badly nodded
about the head and cheat.
Albert Dogroat, fearfully mangled by
boiler Iron.
Ilcll (lridley, injured internally and
sustained a broken leg. but will neoovur.
Six of those men were employees of
l’oek, llaskoil s; Uobb of Ulysses. l’a.,
who tipl'i‘nlcd the sawmill. Two of thorn,
English and Converse, were young men
who happened to be In thomillat the time
as simulations.
The mill was run by steam generated
in an old Ml horsepower boiler which had
been oondcmned by an inspector a few
days before bemoan the steam gauge failed
to record accurately the in rent of steam
present-o Manager .\lnt llaskoll is sold to
have declared the inspector an Importer
and refused to shut down.
'l‘hirtron men wore employed In the
mill. They were busy at work who!) a belt
broke, necessitating shutting down opera~
lions while it was being repaired. Nobody
paid any attention to the boiler, which
was making strain meantime at n prodi-
gious rate, for a but fire had bcvn kindled
under her. it was nobody's business in
particular to mind the boiler, for, as in
most sawmills. everybody took a hand on-
casionally at tiring. and, except to stop or
start the engine. nobody paid much atten-
tion to tho nicmll.
Suddenly there came a boom as of‘ a
monstrous cannon. followed by a cloud of
stoma, dust and snmkv. which rose high
in air. Every one in the mill was blown
into pieces or Into the outer air. Four of
the victims were torn limb from limb and
their remains scattered about the mill and
the lnnacdinm vicinity. The mill was al-
most entirely domollsbmi. Parts of the
boiler were blown hundreds of feet. The
victims were horribly mangled. having
their heads crushed to a jolly and being
rumgnizml only by thvlr clothing.
The (load Workmon Were all married and
had families. It is likely that suits for
dainngus will be brought against the own—
ors of the mill and boiler by the widows
of some of the victims.
THE HYAMS TRIAL.
Mrs. Hymns Again l'ndorgoos Cruse Exam-
lmstinn.
Touosio. May lbs—Tho examination of
witncssvs for the prose-r-uilun in tho Hy-
ems murder trial drags slowly along. The
prisoners \voru unusually nervous and
locked as though they bull passed a sll‘hp-
less night. I'our witnesses were on the
stand. The crossoxmninmlon of Express-
man Fox was completed. A barber's as-
sistant sworn to having shaved llorry liy<
unis on ihn “turning of tho accident in the
olnvaiur shaft. Miss Mabel Imiimor, a
pretty typewriter in thollyams‘ employ
and the fiancee of the dead Wolls. was
mliod by the prosecution, but impartod
nothing of import.
Mrs. Harry liyums. whose presence as a
“‘llll: ~.-i for tho irowu, doepiio tho fm‘t
that (‘aiuldian law (lotus lint oblige a wife
to ilenI‘ against lil‘i’ husband. has l‘illhllil
(-onsiiivrabio column”. “(is ”ill inst wit
tum; lul‘ tln- day, H“. louiml to in wry ill
and bad in Iieumish-d iutullmwiliw» box.
Sliveludmmiy avoided looking at lil‘l’ Iiusr
bnml and kept her 031% iutnuily up. the
Ilmlr. ('i'tim’ i-XilliillIt-II liy .‘Ii‘. Lilli“! fur
the doi'cusu. she said silo bud lvm'omoon-
caged to Harry in tin» l'niiwi Stairs in
tin- swim: of lwl. Nu- lliiil \vorku-d as a
bunk ilgrlil for Illrm' tnouihs iu llu’ Slates
Lilli \iilm‘ in i'xllmllie in tho lilll of l‘Jl.
Knlil ,‘Iuai lilo Thursday.
l’llii,,\lvi.l rum. May If). —inx-.iudgu
Thomas S. lloury ni' Xi-wark and Lawyer
i'. J. i’relmll of .lrra‘vy t'iiymmo Imfoi'c
Judgi- Dallas. in the Initial Status rlrcuit
murt. and prim-film! n pciiiiuu for :l writ
of lliillf‘lifl corpus for Henry Kohl. who is
folio hung at vaark on 'l'liurr-day for
murder. A number of Ixilt'iiinlii were
minul upon the contention that tho indict-
nwm on which Kohl was convicted was
deiortiw. After ‘iillllt! nrguuwut ilw judge
denied the lu'iiiltil. and the uxocutlon Is
to go on.
New \‘ork State ii. A. It. (‘onventiom
SAlilTnua. lilny 15,—1‘hu encampment
"lot in oxi-muivo sowlun in Convention
hull. Commander .iohnf‘. Shelia made
tho annual address. and reports were pre-
twillml. it was shown that the number of
mmrailvs in good standing one your ago
“as :iit,iiI|ii; lumps, ilul; gains. fight“);
Loss in membership during the year. Tmi.
Total in good standing Jun. 1. :ill, Still A
rosolulinn strongly denouncing Colonel
Waring was adopted.
Alldlrka Denounced.
Wll.\ii.\'l.1'u.\’, ilui. May i::.-At a large-
ly attended special meeting of the Young
bio-it's Iivpublioan club bold hcrv rosolu
lions wu-ru uduptod condemning In uni
mmmurmi lcrms lliili'tiill'sulll Mr. Addiclcs.
.Hnnntnr liani-y and Representatives Monro,
liail and Robbins in the recent senatorial
ilghi.
. Killed Ills "rather.
Minolta“; Ky. May lbw—Cows lmelnei
roavlmd born that Nod linen shot and killed
his brother in Dickinson county. Va. The
lvruilmrs lived on adplining farms. and illt‘
lllliil’l‘ul rimuiimlowr tho parinrngeof a
lmran, Now mama], but albums are in
pursuit. .
A Yacht Ashore.
intuit». l)ol.. May ire—Tho sloop yacht
Midnight stranded at Waohaproogue
boom. and it is feared she will be a total
has All the members of her crew were
taken all by the life savers.
see-rotary lineham'e Condition.
Wmus'nros. May ih.-—'i‘ho cumiition
oi Sawmill)“ Gresham continues favorable.
and his pllysli'llll. mports him as doing to
inevitably troll.
Dr. fleeiya's Funeral.
Animist. Mesa, May ion—All college
work and miiatlone were suspended in
honor of Dr. Julius Roslyn, whose funeral
was held here.
sinJeIIiniyé.
Win-mum. it. 1.. liar I5.-HotllNi1y0l,
area at. was struck the "itiyer’ma the
combusted read a” instantly tilled.
l... L.-<M,,
Am,” mus-em .
may ease; * .» .
, Wm Bissau. Pa. Willa-“lite M
UP TO DATE. ‘ ' _
Yencennotfiadtheequaiofoancy’s Clothiassnd m,
WeenineloeetoochwithflewYork and Inland todoihehfi'
Ina bosiases In boy’s goods. Don't forget llih M. I” been
to all on M.
BOYS’ SUITS, $ I .50 T0 $6 -
Boys’ Extra Pants, 25c to$l
Rosters, Sailors’ and Nessa Suits, Hats, Caps and Furnishing ob
all kinds at prices that will surprise you.
.M
w. A“. nunlu & co. ‘
19 Main Street,
Sentinel Building,
N orwalk.
South Norwelk.
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE,
Tristram & Hyatt,
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Black Dress Goods.
This spring has marked many remarkable incidents in this store. The quell-
titiee of Black Goods retailed have never been equalled and the prices have never
been so low. If we are rightly informed no one attempts to give as much space
nor to oiler so large an assortment. The conveniences for buying are perfect. The
stock is without peer, rival or competitor, because it is unmatched and unsp-
prosched in quantity, novelty and completeness. Any buyer of Black Goods who
neglects this stock buys ignorautly. These lots are worth noticing:
40 in. Black Serge, all wool, 39c yd.
46 in. " Serge and Henriette, regular 75c quality, 50c.
50 in. “ Serge, regular 900 quality, special, 65c yd.
48 in. “ Serge. regular 81 quality, special, 750 yd.
46 in. “ Henrietta, all wool, guaranteed in every particular, at 750, t!
and $1 25.
40 in. all wool Jacquards and Brillianlines, very popular for separate shirt.
at 50c yard.
Black Brilliantines at 253, 390. 50c and 75s yd.
46 in. Black Figured Goods, Serge Grounds. at 750.
We also make a specialty of the celebrated Priestly Black Goods, and have
them in Silk Warp Henrietta» Nun's Yelling. Swivel Figures. (hepon Eilecte, and
Silk and Wool Nun‘s Veiling for mourning veils.
Have broken the backbone of high prices and one might
as well try to lift himself in a bushel basket as to under-
sell them. And at this time are showing the best line of
PRINII Blllllllllli
in the town. We handle nothing but the best. Cannot
afford to do otherwise.
FRANCIS & 00.,
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,
86 Washington Street. - South iiorwalk. Bonn.
WE NEVER SLEEP.
(In or about the 15th we will
0 on our New Store at No. 23
V8311 Street, with a Full Line of
Housekeo ing Articles. Our
prices wi be CHEAPER than any
other store in town.
JIIIIESilIllTBlIlIlSS
No. I 7 Wall 8!, No. 23 Wall St,
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F‘RANIIS & 80.,
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Norwalk Chronicler