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Americarl Nation rm
stamens turn Hosanna AGREE
they Propose to Do Away With consan-
alal frontiers and Boundary Ideas and to
Eventually For-s a Ration of lulloleut
Ill! and Strength to Protect "an".
Wasntno’ros, May 27.--New treaties of
farrcacblug importance have recently been
made between Shannon and Honduras.
and official copies have just been ‘Laeolvcd
in Washington. The treaties have been
under negotiation for some time and were
finally put into effect by proclamation on
the iiith of last. month. They are the
first practical steps toward the formation
of a Central American nail out of the
several a ll republics—Ni rngua, lion-
rlurus, tomato. Salvador and Costa
lib-n. The first treaty forms a defensive
alliance in case of froelgu war and on
offensive alliance against common one-
Iuios. lt obliterntee commr-rclul frontiers,
so that foreign goods oncc admitted toone
country’arc free to enter the other. An
express provision is made against the pee-
on article requiring differences to be ad-
justcd by arbitration by solar) government
on the American continent. Article on is
the one looking to the union in a slngle
nation and is as follows:
“'1“ Make \l’ar a Common Cause.
"The lgb contracting parties solemnly
declare t at they cannot and will not con-
sidt-r as foreign the other (lollll'nl Amor-
lcnn countries, and that they will labor
constantly to maintain thoidnmliy bonds
and the greatest cordiality in their rela-
tions. making a coxomon cause with them
in caso of war or difficulties with foreign
countries and mediating in their interna-
tional relations. To this cud the present;
treaty will he submitted to their consider-
ation. inviting thorn to aub-rrllm to it as
a common Control .\rno;icun treaty until
the arrival of tho day when tlrr'sy shall be
incorporated in a single nation."
"l‘hore has been more or loss conjecture
as to the formation of a Central American
nation. but this treat-y appears to be the
first practical step toward its accomplish
mcut its proclamation at. 'l‘oguoigaipa
on April l:l was followed by u mooring at.
Managua of the miniature of Salvador,
llomluras and the other republics with a
view to carrying out artir-lo ml for the ac-
ceptance of the treaty by all of the coun-
tries '
The detailed features of tho lrmty show
the closeness of the alliance now formed
between Nicaragua and liondnros.
Article 1 binds the governments "to
unify their foreign policy. to not jointly in
matters concerning (‘ontrul America and
lo endeavor to bring about the same nniv
forrnlty and harmony with the other gov-
ernments of Central America”
The article pledging a mutual offensive
and defensive alliance is as follows:
“lioth governments declare that there
shall vxist between them a defensive alli<
once in case of foreign war and on zolfcn-
sivo one against common enemies."
Boundary Linea \leesl Out.
Article 4 arranges a plan of arbitration
aflccting all the Control American stolen.
Succeeding nrtlrvlosogrco on uniform pont-
ol. tariff and other laws, uniform diplrr
mntiorepresentation abroad. etc in ov.
cry \t'ay possible tho boundary lino is wip-
ed out. and the countrhw form n rornploto
politirnl llllllill or nilinmo. Art-lulu lil
ex'prcer-zoe the extent of this union as fol.
lows:
"The said mntrnrtim.r um‘ernnwrrts, do-
sirnuoot‘ noting jointly in morythlngaf-
looting tlmlr lllllll‘l‘hifi, besidos r-ndmror-
lng to main: uniform their l'oroiuu polity
and to have n common representative bo-
foro other nations, shall endeavor to ngroo
upon it ldlfllfi upon “'lilt'll thoy shall row
.‘liltlu bllliniirilitllll li‘t'allr‘n with foreign no»
lionn and limbo mum asious to ntonnuhtp,
l‘nlll'rtml and other voropanrx-s. "
Ann-lo .10. inguinal. war or reprisnl. is as
follows.
"simuld unyof tho nrtirh-e of this many
he violniud or lilfl'lllgu-rl in any way. or
should any trilli'l' ('l‘lln’li of disagreement
botwoou tho two republic-t nruo. it is ox-
pror-mly ntlpulnlod ti monitor of tho mu-
trnoting portion >1”... unlu!’ or nutlmrlyo
lots of roprisnl nor declare war until all
pint-villi moons of truthful-tiun or agrou-
meut shall lmvu been exhausted. 'l'lton‘e
norms blusll ho tho setting forth in too-
moriula of tho oti‘ormon or dnroupozr lutllrtA
ad. with competent proofs or trmtlnrony to
ho presented by thuugurteved govortunont.
and should duo mitsftuttlun be denied the
decision of the matter shall be submitted
to the arbitration of one of tho gororn~
motile of (Tontrul America or of tho Amor-
lmn continent. "
The text of another Nicaragua liuudur-
as tronty has also ln'ou rer'elvod. it pro-
vides for the arbitration of their secondary
rpioatlon by a commission to ho chow" by
the two countries. and if an agreement by
the commission is not. mado then Spain is
constituted the tlnnl arbitrator.
Fatal Trolley lien-shun.
(Into/loo. Moy :i.—-A South Chicago
elm-trio our, drawing a trailer, craslwd
into it “than“ containing five porrronsat
Fifty-ninth street and Yates avenue. 'l‘he
wnuon was demolished. one woman was
killed. another woman probably family in-
lurod and is third slightly injured. and
two young men were also slightly hurt.
The victims ware illl foreigners.
The Burial». In Fort-soars.
Hosrakoxo, May 27.—'i‘lro Chinese [rune
oral Kn llunu Kn supports the republican
movement in the island of Formosa with
his army. Money. more and soldiers are
being shipped from thomulnlnnd. The
Japanese landing will be rigorously up.
posed. Loom risings in sympathy with
the republican movement have occurred
on the mainland.
Murder at a Christening.
ll'ouf Ln. N. J.. May flit-min a street
row preliminary to a chrlstenlnrr in tho
ltallan quarter on unknown ltalion was
stablwd to death by Frank Learls. a fol-
low muntryruun. bowls made his escape,
but was captured later while attempting
to board a train at the Palisades.
American Missionary Murdered.
Lennon. May 07.-’l‘be 'l‘imee prints a
dllpatoh from Rangoon. Bumali. lying
the users that on the morning of bore-
day thieves entered the American lie tlst
mission house, and the missionary be-
lraw was murdered.
a.
lord‘s mash WM
azure. eaten
Hartl’
'i‘ell'e. Fla. flay '
use isrtssrtr
steamer brings news
amount
Jam
slbiiity of war between the countries by '
Barre. tier ”an-Th9 election. were re-
garded with 'a certain amount of apathy
bytbs public. From such rsporta ashsre
yet anme’to bead. bowaver. the polling
has been fairly heavy. . The dominating
queeltiouwthnt of nuance—mas not or. to
arouse any kind of public enthusiasm.
and the athrmpts to discredit -rmoior
Crispl by connecting him with the ileum
Romano scandals are not expected to have
lunch real influence on the elections.
The government had no difficulty in
finding candidates and hopru to secure lilo)
i‘!:r~:irrt:r: c lirl'l.
out of the 50x emits of whirl: the chamber
la composed. l’rorult-r i.‘rl~pl s dilllvultioa
will bo punit- flflfll' tho «‘lrmnlmr actually
meets. An llnlion pronrior'n chumps of
success depend largely upon the moonlit.
of lit‘f'l-imlill intluotzm ho is nhio to cater!
over the chamber, l'urty disvipliuo is ex.
t‘uurllngly lax. and it in trzthidr'rod no (lie-
rzrm-o for n deputy to transfer his allu-
glnna'e lrurn “no lt‘diluf' to fillillllvf'.
’l'ho sociolids put up blurry candidates,
but without muvh hope of tiili'i’tfhs. lio-
lipllo the papal lltll'nll‘f whlr'lr forbade
('nthullr's to i:ri.o part in lln‘ polilirnl nlr'tt-
tit-us. nutnv pool to tho pulls“ ’l‘hcolor-b
ornl (Ititnpnlpn has lli'i‘l‘. wry alu'zrt. and
no reporta of nm' disturb:- wt have been
reroiwd. ’l‘lto Minisinrinlthtn in tho mnv
jority of name Malilll'i'llllit't‘lmltlll of illi'lil-
born of their party as oil?! Lllh at the polls.
whirl: is regarded as an indication of euc-
r-osn til the poll-u lu ltouio itself tho r-lov-
tiun was unattended with any oxvliomcnt
whatever.
BU LLET’S FATAL COlURSE.
Passed Through tiu- "miles of Two Girls and
le‘loppml In as Baby's l'leah.
N.\snvrr.r.r;, May :T.-—Xows has rum-bed
this city of u frightful tragedy which on-
currod near (‘hosrnot Mound. .'tnlth chun-
ty. no a result of whit-h two young daugh‘
tern of Sam McKinney are dead. while
his baby is slightly Wounded. Mr. Mo
Kinney hzul boon out on his fzmrn with n
Winchester rJllo. and approaching the
homo band: d tho mm to his 31i~yonr-oid
arm llr-nry. requesting him to tziku it into
tho house.
Approaching: the front door. llonry do-
i‘itlod to unload the non, and thinking he
had romovod all sin lutul be in: the linin-
rnor fall, only to hear a report and fuel
the gun rut-ml in his llilllrld. Through the
door :1 hullvt ~l’r'tnl and through the bodies
of the two hl‘~!.w..'i. wh l were «'2..er together
just inside tho door. The oldest was “a
years old, tho nth. r loin; a fur years
youngtr. and both “V'l'r' intumly . . .l.
\Vllllott‘.‘ rnonth old infant “in" nine allg'rtr
ly Wounded.
A TROLLEY HERO.
[low a .‘lolurrmm Mum! is tiny l'rom {n-
atxaul Dr Alli.
.‘It‘t\'.\r:i<, N. .l.. May :7
of tho Mulberry Hilr'l‘f.
prompt. :ottoxz. I! ll.‘\ l-‘lit! inn-n known
that tho trolley tor l‘lllll‘l’fi usui in llll:
city do not. i rum t. human lilo. Warden at
our one rubbing nit rag through the fog;
when lit l'lmton stilt-t \‘iilimm Parlor. ltl
years ulil. btirffr‘rl in r‘rw-a tlru lrdi‘l\
it was to . i no l‘i «old it f‘UlllhllIll, and.
reversing the hm r nitb ouo build and
dropping tho frtul» r wt'h thn utlo‘r. War-
don loam-d far out. mar tho i Int furor. 'l‘bc
louder strncl: rho l,,.y. o-lmo body lmtind‘
cal nualn~t iliu «Lt-bl» :ml 1.. for” tho boy
could roll oil and in lininglw‘. tho motor-
nrun bod ull'niillltl him by rim neck and
pulled lmn over the from. of the for. thus
saving his life.
,—.lol:n Win-dun
Lur- t»; u libil‘. of
GRESHAM’S CONDITION.
lie Ilrul I Turn For the “'orac, but. line It.-
rosters-ml slightly.
Wasumnox', Iiiny :T.——.\ decidedly un-
favornbio change in rim-rotary iiroehnrn'r
condition ur‘r'ufrotl, “fill it to mid that for
some time be Wnri in it very urrrirrtil r-onrll‘
tlou. This r'lmnuc, it is stated. was the re-
sult of is recurrence of the stomach tron-
blue front nhivh ho sulfrrorl so uuutoly
onrlior in bin Illness and be I‘xporionrml
considerable pain and tosmd almut reat-
leealy, unable to obtain any rust. ills
physician was with him for several lmura
Although a onowhat hotter on Sunday.
he still full. the olloot of the attack, but
Into last. night was roprrrlr'd to be easier.
it is understood that lllrl eon titfir and
Mr. Londls, his private M‘r‘rotuf’y. have
been telegraphed to come to Washington.
A Mobblng Isa Diabolic».
lloaortsm. N. .l., )fny cinnamon
Franks of this photo was fatally stabbed
by Theodore Rom. of North itvruen. The
men root in a lnlrml), and after upiarrcllnu
ullournod to the lifmt‘t to settle the hint—
ter. lions drew a butt-ho! knife and
plunged it into Fronlm'a nhrionion. Inuit-
lng a terrible Wuuml. iio up» arrested.
A wm Nail Trust.
Ptmnr'no. May 27.~'i‘bo Dispatch
ye today thntnwlro nail trust is in proo-
l:- oi formation. Holy a few details no
main to be arranged. A feature of the
deal is reported to be tho aulu of the "or
we l-‘ulls plant to the Lionsolldatod Steel
and Wire cmrpany.
iimuhannn‘s murm-
Susquehanna. l’n..-1\lny eta-4'0: the
first time in "to years the extensive loot»
native shops hero will be In operation ten
hours per day until rcrrher notion.
’l’bo Pulpit (falls for War.
Manon, hilly art—din Jim-pt) Parker,
D. It, in a sermon preached in the tem-
ple. emulated a war for the "drain of Ar»
mien wrongs if necessary.
Young Man With a Story De-
tained at Ellis island. .
SAYS HIS PAIBALANDBD BAIL.
Ilia Tale W‘s Banister! by the Authorities,
However, uteri as He lined No Money In
Was "aid as a Pauper and May flare to
Go Back to His Father.
New Youx. May ill—The immigration
bureriu on Ellis Island. which is looked
upon as a sort of clearing bullet) for (lid.
World romances and New World fables,
was ynatorday the shelter and thgprlson
of a young man whose curd bears this log-
end inscribed beneath an onrl'a r-orpot.
"lion. l". Percival, Hadley llali, l’ounrth,
Cardiff."
The young that) is about 5 foot it inches
in height. smo'dth faced. with just the sus-
plclon of a mustache. According ro'bis ac.
count, he will attain his majority next
January. and on the death of the Earl of
Carrnarthcn he will read his title clear to
many mmtslona in Wales.
The young man, with his card case and
two pieces of bligpngo. was a passenger on
the steamship i’urls. ilo took a steorngo
passage. and that in how ho mum to he
landed on Ellis island. lie is fairly well
dressed, and during the trip across ho was
not so oxr'lusiw as youur.r llritlsh lords
uro wont to be. it therefore become known
in tho stoorauo of the Paris that a truant
non of an ancient and honorable house
was a 'twcon dock passenger, and much
attention was. his.
Hold the Young Lord.
The Paris lundod hcr pnnsengqs. and
tho young scion of the house of Lurmar-
then formed in tho tawdry procession
which film! before the registry clerks. lie
gave his norm: on l’rnnl; l'erclvul bf \l’alea.
He won ulloWL-d to trans.
Then it came to the cars of the inspect-
ors tlmt Prank l'on-iml was in reality
Lord Frnlrk iiuestl‘lnrk i’crclml. and,
more to follow, tho‘eldvst non of the Earl
of Cnrmarthrn and rightful heir to many
millions. llo mm looked up and escorted
before the board of limpet-tore. There he
was qtulstlonod. He said that his futin-r'n
full nouns in lit-rnnrd Staples l’orulvnl,
and that his progrmitor is Earl of oil Cur-
nmrthcn. llia mother's home. he said.
was Elizabeth Clnrleiluost. She had died
sovmnl yr-urn out). He had four sisters.
lim-ontly his father had laid osido his
pride of rank and birth and had married
a servant girl. a picltoian, who went by,
the name of Him Wlncler.
’l'he "lion ‘t‘. l’orcivnl" says he was at
Clifton l'ullv'ge thou. and that when he re-
turned homo and found out who his step
moth-tr woe be determined to run away
from the parental roof and go to America.
His fathrr had tirade him an allowance
of £130 a your. lie dru-w his quarterly sti-
pend, wroto a mighty letter of reproach to
hls dogvnor. to sire, packed up some of his
belongings and made his way to South
Willis)".
He had intended taking a first class
passngo totltiscunntry, but upon arrival
at Southampton ho bur-unto fearful iosthie
fatbrr might r'nuso his arrest and return
to Wales. so he riocidnl to cltulo pursuit by
selling in the eteorugo of the l‘aria.
Her ('Imngt-d Illa Slur-y.
Such is the substance of the nilldnvit
which he made and signed. bfubsopienlly
he said he had had with him a considera-
ble sum of nionsy when hoornborkod; but.
fearing that it Would he x-tolon during his
soyooru in thosrc rage of the Paris, he
gave his purw for solo helping to one Do
\‘crnr: a cabin pmsenuor. No such name
appeared on tho saloon list of tln- vessel.
\Vlron t'lrr>~ul\‘ .pustlotnd alum tho iden-
tity of tho y:r.~>vngrr. the lion. l’orr-ivnl
ndiuitml the: be bml no u \l.‘l.l‘ll(".'. and
tin-n tll'lllml ilzlvtng ever said that ho had
given ltl:i porn to any nun
('ontinuir.;3 hi" autobiography. the
young limit :3 it! ho hml tun a lliUlllliill‘ of
the (bib :1 «oliogo it’lmt 1mm and had
attainml sumo dis “(limit as n football
player. lit» t'tlilmr lml great Wealth, 110
fliltlull. l‘l:1.~w'.ll.',.' titlcfiy in trust (‘Ultl and
iron llllllt‘w lll‘d!‘ if.” lUWfH Hf Neath,
l)u\'»‘ll.-i:4. llrlzmn l'um' nit-l .‘i":ill~'l‘.l.
The young' a!) dill but u .pfnlrt “by. if
he was tho oiv. at mo of on out, he should
“do“ Hm ml.) of lirrlul'dlilu und inscribe
it on bi. curd lilnlvtlll of ti o r:,~;htiul up-
Iiiilllltlt‘ll (if lnrrl. 'l'llli. Willi llm few Olllv
or lrt‘mrnlnrttn .4 in his hfillt‘lianl and n
goncrahy mm ';.ilit'lrrf’) up; . .trnnro. led the
(Sunlullralrn‘strr of llll!lli‘,:llil.rtll to restrain
him fr on tho trunnion o'.’ the r it)‘ until
the [blind orator normzl ut ('at‘dltf. to
whom a i‘.llilll tilolilltulj inn been aunt, can
be hoard f l'ulli.
An examination of the list of llritisb
nobility shows that the only L'ot'mm'thcn
lsiicorgourxlolpbln. tho present Marquis
of Cortnnrthen. lie is the mm of the Duke
of Mods and was born in lane and was
not married until Hat. As the young
man claims to be nearly :31 years old. it in
quite clout that be round! be the son of
the marquis», 'l'bo nnsrquls‘ residence is
De Vere. Remington. and not, in Cardiff.
The gorierai lillpfurialull is that. the lion.
1“. l’orumd helium-r to a much lower social
strntutn than that which he lays claim to.
An English View of dieado’e Retirement.
l1 mum, May :T.--'l‘ho Obscrior. in an
editorial on the retirement of Admiral
Meade, applauds tho singular rnorui cour-
age of l‘rr-ordont Cleveland and the navy
dew-rtment in risking defeat. at tho polls
for the noise of the friendship of England
in dismissing Admiral Air-adv. and sug-
gests that Lord llowbory ask the govern-
ment at. Washington to reinstate Admiral
Meade.
l‘ursvst Hrs-.9 In the Adirondacks.
fianamr LAKE, N. Y. May BIZ—Forest
fires are ruging in aot‘ornl auctions of the
Adirondacks. lioiror mountain. firs miles
from horn, lonblu/c, and the forests are
burning: toward Lake Placid. At Lake
Placid the firms are furious. and many
anroanro ultimo. There are also fires at
Loon false. ,.
\‘aliryrlo Ill launched.
”woos. May :7.~’l‘ho Standard this
mornlrr tutorial that Valkyrie if! was
btiiluliol on r‘umloy night on the Clyde.
Thousands visited the yacht yoetcrday
while she was on the lift preparatory to
thalauneb. .
(ion-rial 3|. 1'. Donahue lists-d.
Borrow. May ‘J'r'.-—iirmornl H. '1‘. Donna
he, superintendent of the City reforma-
ioryat llnlnsforri island. died at the in-
stitution from an attack of apoplnry. lie
was b7 years of one and leaves a widow
and son.
Three Dru-ward While fishing.
Darren, bitch. May et.~thliam Doo-
little, liert Salisbury and Mina Patter-
suit, while fishing on Mahar‘a lake, fell
mm and were drowned. No one
deems presentation Marthe mum
first tour;
ENTIREWHEAL;
:t‘)i,kitht .’
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‘ \"wL/ ‘
This is Tm: FLOUR,
"l‘m: (Janus/r arm llas‘r.‘
Wurcu Marcus Tun llnuan
Nt’TRn'rocs AND Sweat“,
Bani-:1) mum Tint. FLOUR
()r‘ ENTIRE “’llllli'l‘,
Unur'xo .\'1' Ton MrLLs
NAMED FRANKLIN.
Always Ask For ”Franklin Miller:
All Leading Grocers Sell It.
Franklin mua’c'rj,”'r.oopon,gtr.r. ‘
DR. F. W. D ARMER
suaarcr rennet.
Teeth Filled and Extracted without pain.
Sale of Teeth on Red Rubber from
Artificial Tooth without Hates.
(Crown and Brides Work.)
Teeth Extracted l’ainlesely, 50¢
Amalgam Fillings, 50c
Platinum Fillings, 750 up
Held Fillings, $1.00 up
All work at reasonable charges and guaran-
0
Office open evenings until 8 p.'rn.
N0. 42 WASHINGTON STREET.
Over Post Office. South Norwalk.
12112
Physician for Women!
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Can be consulted at her office,
342 Broad 8t., Bridgeport. licnn.
from 10 a. m. to 7 p. In. any day except Sunday.
The Doctor is a regular ph stolen and In:
the will sixteen years ban ethe DlSEABIS
'if OMEN a epoclaltv. Ladies Mm
tram any ditilcnlt
incident to the sex can
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and with the annurance of receiving
ekillful and scientific treatment known to
modern surgery and medicine. Home euro
furnished for matinement cases. Terms
. All letters promptly replied uh” .
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Bargains,
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wrutirrns.
Grand Charting"! s‘lE
at PRICE
At if»
PRICES we arinow offering it will
pay you to DU! and keep for future
use.
that will SURPRISE you.
N () T I C E
WINDOWS.
Return car fare paid to out of town
parties.
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BECKER.
19 Washington 8t. 80- linresib
WAGONS.
Newandsaonndhand
Buggies, fistula. carriers:
couples. Spindles, sit.
Prices to Suit All.
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Henry Tilly
Norwalk Chronicler