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Win lerwslk sveryiistur'
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successful. it will be the longest dis-
tance a new has ever been transmitted
by sun flashes. The Humans have lnviln
ed the government ellicers and various
state military organisations to arrange
Malls. Proiemr Davidson of the uncut
and Win survey. who has had consider
able ’ewerlenw in traimuittinx bello-
pith: traumas. was asked last night if
stimuli: the hiauonns‘ undertaking
could be sumasfully Wlilplhilwd. lie
said:
“Professor 6. 5. Ilnwklus of Portland.
fornwrlyof the lfnlwrsityoi Calliornla.
huwritten tome to interest me in this
matter. and I have hmn preparing a lettcr
in antiwar “wart”. (if within the subject
pnwetitml‘ by the Mommas. or mountain
guns, Is a wry interesting one. and some
Will It "my be fu‘t'tillill ’ 'hwl, hut them
will he lillll'll to learn all systematics be-
fore they stwcml.
“In the “fill place. the mountains tunncd
by the Mommas along the crest line of tho
waulw and Ht‘l’l‘tl M‘vmlu are not in all
was IIIII‘YI'IaI’IIU. i‘orcxaiuplc. south of
Shame tile Iinomlnptul by that-mist and
artistic survey is Hluwta. lmscn. lluttc.
an. “out“! Top. Cultures and |sissihly
Whiltwy. or by another mutv, Shasta.
Show mountain. Mount liclcna. Mount
Illahlound txwibly Whitney. I am can
viruses] tiuit l have seen Shasta from Di-
able, 2“ miles. and Whitney. 222 miles.
But Isaiah’s determining lit-forehand the
beat “lira to follow a lull nelson with Well
anemia-Ii thirties will be Tammany to do-
iertuino the intervisiblo line and that
Insect {rum clouds. The latter is one of
the grant drawbacks In the work of the
coi'tst and mitotic snrvcy. Whore Asia»
tint! could handily bcilnished in 15 (lays.
tlwptsriivs hate mine time been lighting
[or sights through two months and more.
“As to the distance to which those sig-
nals lllti)’ he will little is known by actual
H|Mvnwontanlo the t'lxifil, and RHXII'IIO
survey, which has used them over i line
of W: tnihes~3|ount NNt'Ii‘Illl to iouut
fiIlflw‘lHIld over a lull mile line in Arizona
lately repeated by the signal corps of the
army. I have sot-n the hcliogrnpb signals
mo mum with the tiaisul cyo in rare cases
of fine mathvr. For all the cases of inter
ileibility l have trot out a formula. dt'li‘l-
mining; the «in» oi tho mirror for any dis—
tance. In example, the line from lliahlo
in films“) Whores a mirror is little more
then It Ilit‘Iu-s‘ upturn: to give signals that
will he i'lrlIiIti in a telescope of three
trade-s ehpxiivc. With a mirror 20 inches
mouse 1 I'iipu‘t to Hi} the signal with the
milled rye. hionm'cr, the character of the
mirror must he of the wry host plate glass
atul porn sllwr hack enrim‘c. with an ad-
ditionai reflector. if thumb is behind the
main.
“Thom Is no part of the Unltcd States
when: this vxwrhncnt can be so well tried,
and tried etu‘uérzafully. as on this seaboard.
but It will take tinw. system and organi-
zation to make a sum thing of It. The
«aim the Stimulus wet the matter In line
Hm «my? will the successful season
come. ”-—.;un Framrlsco Chronicle
....
Atrial Trlmhlng.
113.00” toll-graph stations of France are
Inter-Minx Mics oi the (wt. and where
”my has:- been allowed to remain form a
(swoon)! the lambs-awn Tilt-y Wt-t'ooi two
hiinlamtih- "inure tom-rs and the round
Ism’m‘s'. Tia-y comb-mini two stories. and
the hubs Annals, of Imus] or light iron.
err-m mountmi on the top of a pole on the
toil. A ladder ran up this pole. at) that
iiwriynais might be n-m-imliuld moved
IIyIMmI ’I‘lu-mia-umplio ~vvcmprovidml
nilh trirwwiws. and the .. was always
army-lush on watch (ill the roof to note
signals outdo at the tlvlghlmritlu sta-
liwtie ' ‘hu- jlrugh'w of II llit’aulgu at
night has tundraiiy thWt’I’ than the day
[rittirltiiwlun 'I‘Iu- “or-is were fcwvr at
High! :tii-u, IMV‘ailN’ lIiI- eiiiiill Itiillt‘l‘lld III~
[loud in timimh 1n. mold occupy only a
mar-1am numb. r oi tumtions without lining
rztingumhmi
'i‘iw inst Iirilil‘il'll'ii' rxtcmh-tl ihc line of
tlwoi- mm in. in Milan, tbvn in May-um
tubs nanny 'I‘ln‘y w-nt no further. Soon
the Fro in h are. : s lawsuit to rrtrcai. to the
Intel iron: with b they came. and as they
ruins] tiwy hml tlmir lvii'gt‘zzliit twain to
[mortal ilwt lmtti)’ from nine tin-in
liouormr h.» maul that .\II~'i:ilitIt'i"li
: zap-la >1 iiiruilhul "will!“ tum-Apr» “as
If Lot hum-r, and that Napoleon. two
Silillcrlflilliinn iam- wta iiu lu'ttor oil. This
informant. him millions today, was lulu»
ram oi awini trivgra hy‘shulf century oi
flmt‘ltt‘i.‘ “Cir «ler'l sine.
II hid the Business.
it: 1. him. publisher of the nu-
ror. at Brenton. ll. 32. says: “For near-
. ly two years the Minor has been publish
lag the advertisements of Chamberlain's
Wire. A few days ago the solar
was wits-ties from a bowel trouble and
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New You. May tt-Wtssn Ileana
Bannl'an. a pretty aid oi Iii yura. died
lastlarshstshshosnsetherpanniaiol
West Fifty-nub street. under distressing
circumstances. David F. Iianni‘n, a
plumber ID years old. the brother at the
dud girl, vowed that he would snap his
sister's hence“ by killing In alleged sedu~
car. Solomon ii. Mann i'lti West Eighti-
eth street. the niii‘nager of a Fifth avenue
tailoring establishment. in which the girl
was employed.
Hanuicau was as good as his word. for
he met Mann on Forty-second street. west
of Filth avenue. and tired ttvo shots at
him from a brand new revolver be car-
ried. One of the bullets hit the mark so
Well that it pierced Mann's skull over the
right eye and penetrated the brain. Al~
though the wounded man was alive when
he was taken to the hospital. it is not
thought that he can live. llauuigau was
arrested without dliilculty.
At the time the shooting occurred the
street and avenue were tilled with people.
but it was all done so quickly that scarce-
ly auy'of the witnesses can tell in exact
details. Mann‘s place of business was on
Fifth avenue. a short distance below For
tycoeond street. He left his Work at 6
o'clock last evening. or a little alter that.
and walked up the avenue toward Forty-
socond street, into which he turned to-
ward Sixth avenue. It is supposed that.
llanuigan had been lying in wait for his
victim. lle earns from the east side of
Forty-second street and was seen to hurry
along behind the other. and when Mann
had reached a pointjust three doors below
the Iietel Bristol. Ilannigan spoke to
Mann. The latter turned. and at that
moment liaaalgan fired.
Kicked the Dying Man.
The first shot did not take ciioct appar-
ently. for the would be. murderer then
fired again. At the second shot Mann
dropped to the sidewalk. with blood trie-
kllng from a Wound over the right eye.
Among the crowd of people attracted by
the sound of the two shots With It A.
French. a clerk In a drug store at. 497
Fifth avcnue. between l'ortyilrst and
Forty-second streets. He wasclosn In lieu-
nigan when the second shot was tired. and
as the man was about to put another bub
let Into his victim and had stooped over
In order to get the revolver close to the
prostrate man's head he snatched the
weaponout of his hands. liannicun was
apparently creged with anger and rage.
and when he had no revolver with which
to shoot Mann he began to kick him.
Patrolman Edward Kearns of the East
Fifty-first. Street station, who Was on post
on li‘ortysccond street on the other side
of Fifth avenue. board the report of the
shots and ran to the spot with all speed.
lie found llannlgau in the act of kicking
his victim. The would he murderer made
no attempt to run away. but stood gloat
int; urer his Work. As the police eillcer
took hold oi his arm to lead him away he
laid:
"Thai ~— —-—- killcd my sister. and I
hve killed him. "
Beyond those words he would say noth-
ing. Another patrolman had joined
Kcarns. and alter an ambulance had been
sent. for from the Flower hospital Ilannl-
gun was led away toward the station
house. Kearns had gone but a few steps
with his prisoner when the latter tried to
break away from his captor. with the
wards:
“i want to it“ back and kick the ~—-."
In trying to break away from the police
oflimr llanniuan ran his shoulder against
a [tumor by. who hit him a blow on the
head with a cane ’I'his sliiliced to quiet
the prisoner. and he wvnt peaceably to
the police station
l’olh-e Sullivan! lx’clly was at the dt-sk
when the promo-r was brought in. and
took his pediurce. linnuigun described
hitusclf as 1!“ )‘t'ziri old. married and re-
siding at lil'.’ WWI. Xinoiy iiith sin-ct. lIu
Would say nothing about the simoting be~
yond the words. “I’ve abet hlni. "
What ('ausrd thc Trouble.
When the ambulance from the Flower
hospital arrived in charge of Dr. II. ii.
Neilson, Mann was lying on the sidewalk,
where he fell in a seniitmnseious condition.
He was quickly put in the ambulance and
was driven rapidly to the hospital. There
he was placed at once upon the operating
table. It was found that the bullet from
Ilanniusn's revulver had entered the skull
over the right eye and had tmnctrated the
brain, (in the back of the head was a
scalp wound which had been rccclvod by
telling.
llanniunn is a' plumber. and nothing
but is "unsure and onoor twootber things
need in his business were found upon him
when searched. The revolver he had oi‘l-
dentiy newly bought. It was of the lisp“
kins u Mien pattern. of its caliber, and
two of its live chambers were em uty.
M llanniuan‘s homo. whore lo lived
with his wile and child. it was said that
he lull the house to no to his work in the
morning. saying that ho Would return for
any wr. and hi! pretty young wife was
wal in: for him To mum when the news
of the shooting w taken to her.
The ire hie which mind in the shout-
ing heme tut Mai-«ii, when “to am 1.0;
min Iiannlgan accused I'lultiliwn ll. Mann
at having mused but ruin. and all ac»
eussd Dr. Henry B. Pettiugili of the ye-
tic flats. on West Thl .ntnih street. et
having performed a minal operation
upon her. Both Mann and l’ettlngilt
were arrested at the time. n was proved
subsequently iii“ the girl out not dietii
criminal malpractice. and Petite itiwas
em from custody. Dari g "the
girl's eknsss Coroner limitless-stats
considerable amount of criticism by tak-
lhn several enumerate statements. Dur-
in; one of these llauulgnn. the prisoner.
attempted to shoot Mean em his sister's
had. but use restrained
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it" Your. the use special sable
. here says: heavy betting lago-
l on over the iif'lltnmuisGarfield 7h
takes, pills» in lmdnn on Hay 87.
cases is thulaverita M. r. lmsr. the
American misuse. will back Funnier
heavily if!!! Is all right.
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answers. In fl.-Uheitfli
's weekly halide contains ID.
. x
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g. .i...
In his possession letters from Genres. liar-
ti. Barrera and Manse. also paid and silver
coins. Chosen confesses that Games and
Marti met the parties or hands led by Itas-
ec and Borrero. Gunner's escort was com-
tnanded by Baum ‘
The total force numbered 700. All of
the cavalry were whites and .carried the
rebel flag. General Gomez had set out to
attempt an Invasion of the Catnmuay dis-
trict of Pnerto Principe province. The
rebels had charged the government troops
Iii times with machotes. when the guide
Olive shot. Marti. They made desperate
shorts to recover the body.
The captured spy Chacon has identified
the body as that of Jose Marti. It was
buried at lienumgnungnas. (ionicz loll
all his horse. The rebels carried him off
by main force. Fourteen rlilitllri wore kill-
cd. (inc was an Atacrimn. ’l'be govern-
tucnt losses include one sergeant. one bu-
gler and live prhate soldiers killed and
six wounded. The government troops
captured tie horses, with sib’édlos. The op-
erations wore directed by tieneral Salcedo.
Fumaxmm. Fla, May iii—Private
advices received here from llaraeoa via
New York by a prominent. Cuban mission-
ary say that Jose Marti is alive. and that
be suilcd from Cuba on Thursday night.
for the United States. The advices further
state that Marti has been expected in this
country for sometime past. but has been
delayed in his departure on account at the
vigilant-col the Spanish cruiser on Cape
Maysl. lie succeeded at length under
eovcr oi darkness.
The point of etnbarkallnn was between
llnraoea and Cape lilaysl. By the same
advit‘cs It is learned that the insurgents
are now in full muztrnl of the entire ease
era and of the island from l’uerto I’rin«
olpe to Cape Maysi.
BASEBALL.
Karin-vat. Lia-tori: GAMES.
At Cleveland-
Cleveland ....... o o 4 :i n 3 0 0 “—10
Newi’ork ....... OUOIUOIliu—e
At Pittsburg—
Iloston ........... l 0 0 l ‘2 ll 0 ii 0—- l
Pittshnrg ........ l U 0 U l U U U ‘— .5
At Chicago—
Chicago... .....l O i) ll 0 Q o :i L‘—~ 8
Baltimore........ 0 o l U l U 0 2 2—- ti
At Cincinnati—‘-
Cincinnati ....... l 2 o o p l 2 u 2—— a
Philadelphia...“ (I :3 i l l l l *—-IU
lfidr'i'llliil i,l1.\(il i; (units.
At Syracuse—
Syracuse....-... 0 :i o 0 0 o 0 U 0—- ii
Scranton....-.... o u u i 0 0 U U U—l
At Rochester—-
Wilkesharre ..... :i o o 0 i ll 7 2 6—2.?
Rochester ........ 2 Li 1 ii ‘1 ll 1 U U—lrl
At Toronto--
Toronto .......... l i 9 o o o o l 1— e
Providence ...... 7 ti 3 1 0 U U 0 ‘——17
At Huddle—-
Ilullaio...........2 5 0 0 b 0 l ‘J *—15
Springfield ...... :l o :i 0 0:0 3 0 0- 9
PEACE PROCL-AIMED.
China's Emperor Says Incompetent Invaders
Caused lists-t.
Tow-Trix. May 24.—-An imperial proc-
lamation has been leaned announcing the
ratification of the treaty oi peace between
China and Japan. it is declared that the
government deeply pondered the advice
which had hccu offered to it to continue
the war rather than surrender. but the
crisis demanded a dccision. as no victory
had been obtained on sea or land owing
tothe luomntwtcnco of the loath-rs. who
had only been able to recruit the rubble.
The enemy. the prnrifllnnllull says. was
menacing l’cking. The country was in a
terrible comiltiun now. The proclamation
then goes on to say: "Ilow could Wu pt'l‘v
mit alarms to disturb the dwelling of her
sacred majesty? lleaven has not witheld
its ungury. The sea 0\'l‘i'IItl“’i‘tl the coast.
and the camps Wt‘ru suluncrgcd.”
Miners (live l'p Their Strike.
PITTsill‘ihZ, May L'l.-—-’l‘ho mlnurs’ om-
ciais practically gave up the strike last
night and advised the men to go to Work
for the iii) cont rate if tin-y mull! get It.
In the Panhandle district a mass meeting
of 2.0m miners was held. They were ill.
vided on the matter of continuing the
strike for the «to rent rate. and the otlicors
then told them that ibustrlku was lost,
and that they had better rcturn to work
before they are forced to sign the ironclad
agreements such as worn made on the
Wheeling division. All a result all the
miners within eroding of ten miles oi
Carnegie will resume today at the on cent
rate. About moon men are employed in
that district.
I’lve Hurt by art lisplmltm.
NiAoAlu Flu «=. May til.-I"It'o men
were more or luau seriously Injured by the
explesloitef adynamitucartridge at the
i‘lcuwnt iv i'o. trunk sewer job. The mael-
dent Willi calm-d by the using oi a drill in
a hole in why-b there happened to be no
unexploded a ynamltu cartridge. The car
tritiue was flml, and liylug rock was sent
in every direction
Livery [liable and t'imreh “timed.
(instill Ramps, May dim-«Firs destroy
ed II. A. iifionley‘s llwry stables in the
is
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J. o." Jessica‘s“:
Undertaker.
KNIGHT STREET. NORWALK. CONS.
Opposite llorre Railway Depot.
ResidencaJEltu street. Telephone call. ll.
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FERTILIZERS.
Superphtsphaie of lime,
Ground Bone,
Potato Manure.
Mapes’ special Fertilizers,
Lime,Ashes and Barnyard
Manure retaiied at whole-
price, by
IIlYMIINII BIIIIS.
OUR SALES UP
nmt
have increased. If
you know a good
thingwhen you smell
and taste it, join
the line and get a
good article here at.
center of the city and the riecond Reformed
church.
NELEGRAPHI BRIEFS.
Mrs. Marcella )isilsrby died in hum
N. Y., and ion years
The trial at Oscar Wilde was «mum-u
In the Old Iliilsy entire.
M Cambridge. Man. the pi .m at the
Danton sale works was their M 1,, 31":
At Clinton. Conn. a as ring but vaih
attempt was made to rub the Clinton 1“.
Mona! bank.
Realty 90” editors f ,' mmhk'hfll-
perm thmushwi 1",». York me are in
22‘. ll.
Iliiiiilaiiiiomsiock .. W“ '°“ °‘
Washln gluon. D. 0.
Via 011! Point Comfort. Vs.
~700 mus or ocean rimm—
0n the Beautiful new steamships oi the
OLD DOMINION LINE
Affordlng Rest and Recreation.
These trips‘sre ldeal."ss a considerable por-
tion lsmade through the quiet waters of the
famous Hampton flosdsandfotomae River
and there is little likelihood of seasickneae.
—_._.-._——-
I
Also tickets on sale. with privilege of going
or returning by rail.
Write tor particulars of these and:other da-
llghtful trips to
Old Dominion steamship Company.
Pier Ill. lnrth liver. low York.
er. d
for a saib and
Milli. bill“... «as. is
insurance combined. take an endcwntnent n
Till cannula" iiiiiilill uh
ll-‘Sllilliiili cosnn .. m...
Conn. It otters
as wood security as any that human skill can
devise. Wivh In years’ experience. exception-
all careful investments. and doing business
in healthy localities of this country only.
REPRESENTED BY
8. S. L’l-lommedieu.
ill WiSiiiNGlilN SI.
Booth Norwalk. Conn.
Mi “ism... sin: Street,
on. KAN New York Cit
I.
mcntly rctumsd from In-
rope with the latest and most.
euro-said! treatment tor all
: IFI'VIMIO. nun! II.
Urinary Iii-eases cl
In, (an be consulted free
or mt. 2-5. 7-9 P. It. VIIIn
mic cured permanently
without cutting. Can refute
, numcmus patients in low
York and near h cities
and towns.
light for bind-
dcr and other pa
Only the Inert adv-n
-,.- 3 {latitude tireatlnent; no
ummc uuranee or
sarkin or I filed. last vniasi' recto
filood‘hleol forms-r eradicated. ‘Xnaiysis
urine inc. flydnow radically cured wilt-cu
gm of canine. in to hours. Can—lull.-
aunt-asle- 'l'... Absolute privscy .-
m. unmanned heme-seem
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WAIEII PIIWEII.
If you want your horse clipped quick and
lean. call on
W. McQuhae,
58 North Main St...
m“ South Norwalk.
on taunt "
outrwrnx—
NEW YORK...
AND N ORWALK.
Till mountains
CITI iii NUIIIAM-
Eli'alE IND IIIIBIN
a.” uyw‘m
Will lean Pier til. it. It... Bastian
meet. new York. at ii p.
transimsikfi p. in.
ml
w“tarnish:rye-teedfrena‘tmn.tailgate.
Upcnapmicnto tube of
Unreal . saqu stillness-t
for freight
” SETTING TIIE illIlBN WIN”
to. sum nun
i
w. L. Gnillsndsa. Vice-President and Traf-
tic Mail
Daily Direct Freight Lice!
SOUTH N ORWALK .,
fission in New Yuv ,k 0",, ' 5 time an more a... fig“ [gym M.
Blsty m 3, lionslns w m ammo I a», finest”: latterly.y Wiles «Matter to save you
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