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Father Mode Hie Millions In the Lou-
ielnne Stete lottery.
NEW YORK, June 2f.—lt was a run-
away match—"the nuu-riago of the you ngcet
daughter of thclato'ldlliott F. Shepard to
Dave l-Icuncu Morris, the youthful mil-
lionaire and college student. The family
of Miss Shepard knew nothing about it
until it was over. Mrs. Shepard was bit‘
tcrly opposed to the marriage.
Notloug ago thcrcwas a Vanderbilt
wedding which was made the macaslon of
one of the most lavish displays New York
had ever known. v
But that wedding did not OCOfIEiIfln one-
half the talk which will result from the
marriage of this gmnddaughtcrof the late
William H. Vandcrhi t to a very rich
young man, which cl. .c about so sudden-
ly and with no display at all.
Pcoplo are talking of the frcak of fate
which has brought about the mating of a
daughter of the late Colonel Shepard, one
of the most earliest and devout Presby-
tcriaus, a man who made his religion
stand always prominently forth. to the
son of the man who made his great for
tune in tho Louisiana lottcryiw‘d‘nd who
had a Iargctstahlc of race llf'il'St'BS. But
some of thcsc pcoplo recoil that the racing
reports printed in Colonel Shopard’e
newspaper were exceptionally good.
To those who know Miss Alice Vendor-
bilt Shepard that was it is stranger yet
that she should fall in love and weda
man so closely idcntiflcd with race tracks.
She was known always as the most dc-
vout of Colmml Slicpard’s childrcn. She
has devoted a large part of bur life to re-
ligious and charitable work. But when
she first met young Morris she fell very
lunch in love with him.
They Met on the Ocean.
It hogan last summcr. 'i'hcymct on
the Majestic. They wcrc strongly attach-
cd to one another from the. start. She is
a fragile young woman, with a Madonna
face and Wonderfully ilnc, pcaccful eyes.
He is a Hlt'llill‘l‘ youth, with blond hair
and a little ycllow umstacbc. It was not
long affor- the moi-ting that the young
man summoned up collmgc to ask Mrs.
Sin-pard's pcrmissiou to wed hcr daughter.
It came as a shock to Mrs. Shepard.
She told him it was immiscible. She was
stern and emphatic about it. She had
nothing against him personally, but her
daughter must never marry his father's
son. There was no mssibility of a recon-
sideration. All intimacy bctwcen the
young people must ccasc. They must have
no communication with coch othcr.
When Mrs. Shepard returned lioliic, she
took care that her daughter should not
mcct Morris. llut Mrs. Shopard's prccauv
tious didn't amount to anything. Morris
has a collcgc chum who isou fricmlly
tcrms with the Shepard family. Through
him the lovers communicatul.
It is said by our who is in a position to
know that Miss Shepard did not mcckly
succumb to hcr mother's commands.
Finally last week shc said she would give
up Davc, but sho must scc him oucc more.
Thcy had not root since shc rcturncd from
Europc. Mrs. Shepard mnscntcd to this.
The family arc staying at lhcir country
scatnt Scarimro, ncur Sing Sing. where
a l‘rcsbytcrian church was crm'tcd in
nu-mnry of (,‘olonci Sim rd. Miss Flu-p-
urd was in Sing Sing nu .domlny.
Tin-n sbc mum in New York and \vcut
to thc family mansion at. Fifty-sccoiul
sin-ct and Fifth uvcmuu Silo was undcr
thc curc of a chapcrun. (in chucsday
afternoon shc stm‘icd for a walk. Shc s'cnt
a tclcgram to lwr mnlhcr that shc had
800“ Morris and could not give him up.
The murriagc was liui‘i‘icdiy urrung 3.
Early in the aflrruuon thc young maxim
brother, All‘rczl III-nucu Morris. wrnt to
the parsouugvof lb.- i'iinrch of tho 'I'mnsr
figuration l'nr lacrilii~~ioli in how the wcd-
(ling thcrc. Ilr. liuugimm was not at
llt‘lmc. In lhc unautimc lilc licv. t‘. ll.
Briilgcllmli of ”iv ('lilli‘cll of llll‘ Holy
Trinity in Iiuricm was usiml to assist in
t-hc ccrcmouy. lic is acquniulul with tho
Morriscs. lic pcrful'uml lhc ccrcmouy.
assislcd by Ilr. linughton.
Bride's Relatives Didn't. Attend.
'I‘hc wcdiliug took place at 5:30 p. m.
Thcrc \vcrc about no pmph- in tin-church,
but not a lllclillu'l‘ of lilies Hhcpuril's fam-
ily was thcrc. ’I'lu- Morris family and
their fricuds wcrc prcsl-nt. Among thcm
was 'l‘huriow Wood Harm-s, who married
Miss Morris and who took chargc of the
armngcmcnts. lic aclcd as witncss.
'l'lu-ro is not the slightest doubt that
this is a love match. There can be no
possible Huggcstiou of anylhlngclsc. Both
are very rich. Young Morris is certainly
worth $0,000,000 or $4,000,000, and his
brigo already has a largc fortunonnd is
prospcctlvo hoircss to much more. It Isn't
often that the Little Church Armani the
Corner has wwldiugs of pcoplo ouch of
whom is worth so many million. lint the
famous church has bccn the scene of immy
n runaway marriagc.
Tho successive family iwrcnvcmcnls
have kept the Sin-panic in tho ilccpcst
mourning during the last. few years, but
it. is not likely that Miss Alicoh'hcpord
Would have devoted lmlch time to social
plcannrings. She can-d much mon- for
church missions. Him dcvoicd two or
thrco days a chk to tin-m.
Mrs. Morris' cldcsl aistcr, who was Miss
Marla Louisa Shepard, was umrrh-d to
William J. Schicffciin in the Fifth Ave
nuo Presbyterian church on Feb. ii, 1804.
It was a wry largo wcdding—in fact, the
one that nitrocted the most attention that
season.
Dave ilcnucn Morrow-his union is not
David—«will have to stay anoihor your at
Harvard bcforc he can he graduated. He
is studying medicine.
lire. Townsend Cennot Accept.
Yosxsns, N. Y.. Juno 21.~Mrs. flow-
erd Townsend. who was appointed by
Governor Morton as one of four women to
represent the state of New York at the
Atlanta cxmmllion, has declined the up
pointmcht on account other duties.
Professor Ilueley'e Condition.
hermit, Juno 2L—Tho British Med-
ical Journal announces that Professor
Huxley is Ices drowsy, and that his
strength is improved, but there is no
abatement in the inflammation of the kid-
aicys.
The Big ‘I'nrnfest.
‘, “any n. a l M"
send visitors. the entire ,popniet end
the members of the Chentenqns emernbiy
grwted Governor McKinley of Ohio on
the assembly grounds. The Weather was
beautiful, and the entire city was hedeck-
ed in flags and hunting in honor of G. A.
,ll. day. ,
Governor Morrlll said that be welcomed
McKinley as governor of Ohio, as a dis.
tinguiahed citizcu of the nation, and, last
and best, as a true hearted comrade who
had marched side by side with the people
and who fought to preserve the Union.
As he said this Governor McKinley arose,
and the two men grasrmi hands, while
thc multitude applauded and waved hand-
kcrchicfe. ,
Governor McKinley said that no grmb
ing was so sacred as the welcome which
came from his old comrades of the Grand
Array of the llcpublic. lie thaukcd Gov—
ernor Merrill from the bottom of his hcart
for a welcome so sincere and earnest. He
remembered his Hcr‘vico with Governor
lliorrill in the unticml house of rcprceurut-
atlvcs. lie rcmcmbcrmi him most bo-
causc he so faithfully stood by the flag
and his conrmlcs in the Grand Army.
Here (alovcruor Morrill was visibly af~
footed, and his cycs filled. Governor Mc-
Kinley, too, was overcome, and he tried
to rally by saying in an attempted jocular
manner thacho was glad to come to Kan-
sas because much of Ohio was here, but;
he could not rccovcr, and the scene ended
with prolongcd cheering and some tours
by the spectators. Thcn followed a rcccp-
lion to Govcrrmr McKinley, thousands
pressing forward to grasp him by the
hand.
GIBBONS’ VISIT.
Secret of the Cardin-1's Cordial Reception
at Home.
Loxuox, June :21. —'i‘hc Siaudard’s
Romc corrcsprmdont, discussing tho grcat
attentions which the Vatican has paid to
(.‘unlinal Gibbons, says:
“The sccrct history all this is rather
curious. Cardinal (iii) )(illri is a pmvcr in
America both by his sound doctrine and
his pcrsouai iuilucncc, and, with nfcw cx-
ccptions, holds all the Catholic force there
iii his hand. This is not altogether pleas—
ing in the highest (plat-tors, especially
whcu coupled with tho fact that tho Amcr-
ican bishops show gl‘tflb spirit and iudc-
pcmlcncc.
“'l‘hc p1 lpc instituted the apostolic dclc-
gatiou at Washington with a view to
chm-king this imicpcndcm-c. Cardinal
Gibbons mum to voice the A mcrlmn bish»
ops’ disapproval of this step. Meantime
the question has bccn carefully studied
hero. The rcsult is that Archbishop Sn-
tolll will be made a cardinal. This, to-
gether with the special attention shown
to Cardinal Gibbons, rmmt nccds tcml to
convince him that the prom-mailer) of the
bishops' memorial Would be both useless
and lnommriuuc. So it is hopcd that he
will carry it back to Amcrica.
“Thcsc incidents have causcd many per
sons to think that thc clcction of a for-
eign popc is not impossiblc, and that the
pope himscif favors tlic ldca. This also is
not displcasing to thc Vatican bccausc it
mulls the intranslgcntcs to thc ucccssity
of rcnmining unitcd and vigilant."
YALE’S TRUVE GRIT.
May Challenge Oxford Alone if Harvard
Ihclte 0M.
NEW ll.\\'l-:.\‘, .iuuc L’i.—-'I‘hcrc is a prob
ability that Yaic will chailcugu Oxford
alonc if nccc-mary to bring about an ill-
tcrnatlunui ulhlctic coutvst in Amcrica
this" full. l‘apmin Silcldon wrolc to lion
vard sch-ml days ago asking what thcy
prop-mud in do, but has rcccin-d no rcply
as ycl. in mm- Harvard rcfnws to acct-pt
tlic clmllcngc Yalc will proluibiy clinllcngu
Oxford anm- to on a'hicllc mutt-st. in
Amcrica.
'I'Iwrc is: a strong fccliilg among Yolc
mcu in favor of this cuursc. 'l hcy bclicn-
Lthat should linrmni withdraw it will In-
‘net bccuuw of lu-r sympathy for lhc I'ul‘
vcrsily of l’cunsylvunia, but in onicrto
widrn tlu- brcnch iwlwm-u hcr and Yalc.
(in till-a account, it is said. lhc nniwrslty
will want in .wc :m intrruailnnai conical
iilnicr any circumxmncm.
BASEBALL.
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Washington ..... :3 0 o c -I o o o o—— d
At Boston——
Brooklyn... ‘J i ii ll o 0 i ll im H
Boston ............ o lfil 1 0 o o :: om :.
At Philadelphia—~—
Philndclphia... ii ii ii 0 i ii 0 I 2w 4
liultimorc ....... l U i) l l I (l (l l-«n
At Pittsburgu—
l‘lilslmrg ........ .‘i o o 1 4 ti o o o...“
InllllfiVllli' ....... 1 :3 o u :: 2 l l o" ,,
l-lAH'l'lllili leliu'l»: coin-m.
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(‘eltle ('rmhod la is Freight Wreck.
Iii-illimlili, Ind. .iunc Elm-"A tllKitsll‘uilq
freight. wrm-k occurml on the main line
of the llnllilnoru and (‘ihio Soutthsli-rn
railway alumi. llvomlim from luvrc. A
through frclghl. train ,4 u-dthutmck.
Fouriccn cars wcrodltcimi. mi it Is rc-
poricd that. four tramps wcrc kilictl.
'i'hrco carimais of cuiilcwvrccruahcdlo
dcuth.
President A iloet Again.
liltzmuns luv, Mam, Jililc cl.-'——Afir~i
tho fogliftcd the prcsldcnt sailed down
tho bay in the Bath, returning to Gray
(inblcs late in tho nftcrnmn. Mrs. Rich~
ard illncy and daughter came up from
Fallnouih and made their first call upon
Mrs. Clovelyd since their arrival.
the. fallen“ Murderers In dell.
Pmmrsmum, Va, Juno 21.—-Solomon
hiaroble, Mary Abernathy and Pokey
Barnes, charged with the murder of hire.
Lucy J. Pollard, were brought here under
guard and lodged in jail. They Were
brought here to prchnt lynching, which
was threatened.
‘l'e lees for Ceeh Prince.
New Your. June 21.——it has been de-
cided to hold professional rsoesat the Men-
hotten Bosch bicycle track, and 015,000
will be given in purses to be mood for on
consecutive Saturdays from July 20' to
Sept. 14. m
Pantheon, N. J., June ilf.—-(lcvernor
Wertsof Row Jersey is expected launch
the big three days’ turnfcst of the Mien-
t‘lo division of tumors in this city on 8st
Irony afternoon.
(lever-or Atkinson (lelelnl.
Anssrs, June sl.-—Ths chances new
ere for Governor Atkinson’s room . lie
hes been gelnlng strength mad; and
his physicians ere howtui that be any re~
“t w 6 price of BL
f . pr ordinary
tobacco, as
Tobacco
gees mote than
twice as far as
any other k_i1_1_d. _
iilLL PAPER.
In our New Store you will
find the Largest Assortment of
New Designs and New Color-
ings in Western, Connecticut.
From this immense variety
your purse and taste will surely
be suited.
Painting, Paperhanging and
Decorating. We guarantee satis-
faction in all our work.
PAINTERS’
SUPPLIES,
ARTISTS’
MATERIALS,
GLASS, ETC.
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corner First Ave. and New 8t.
EAST NORWALK.§
Patent Medicines
El“ Alli) PLEI8IIIT T0 TAKE.
AT OUR PRICES.
iii FAOT. HARD IIDT T0 TAKE,
liontonikz [1.00
Hood's Seresperiils, .60
Ayers' Bsmpu'ilis, .67
Dana's Sussparills, .07
Outicure Resolvent, .70
Scott's Emulsion, .00
Green’s Nemrs, .70
Stillson's Specific for Malaria. .75
Peine's Cele Compound, .60
Brendreth’s lie, .12
Aloock'e Plesters, .10
Benson's Cspeioe Planters. .18
Cesmrin, .88
Certer's Pills. .1!
Atwood‘s Bitters. .18
Redem’s Microbe Killer, qts., .75
Numb Microbe Killer, gel. jam, 8.00
Yankee Lung Soother, .80
lieu. B. Siiilson’s
Drug Store,
I! Washington Street
Our $200 Forfeit
offered for any case of boilrl one that AOITOI
felled to short in 0 hours. hes not been claim-
ed. but. lestlmonlele by the hundreds tell of
remerkebie cures.
Ioston curt: “me? [till oolde
lesion cum rural isinl hour.
lesion cum lies soils in ill
or title. -
Action curse llilsumstism in 3
ye.
gresemen N. 9.3m. of New Hem
«fill... suflered terribly from heedechee for.
nor- writes:
osrtif thel l hove teiren the vow-
402213.03 u"neuron." sold by .for
130.0th sat mud results. They no told me
levery n u: notonl verellefbnt
13...... nuttyl‘heyeui myeeeefuiiy.
we ,
v'" ” s. 1). sensor.
Asstoneenbeobtelsedeth. Inner-M's.
Burma rowers. mute.
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Home!“ It “.0
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Our Boys‘ and children's Stockist
the largest and Best Assortment in
be seen this side of H. filly.
Q2, _ "‘11-; We have just added some bargains. |
‘ Cwflun’lWaitbulHurry
50 doz. STRAW HATS, Newest Style; real ‘
value 50 cts. Our price, 9 etc.
10 doz. SILK SCARFS; value 50 cts. Our
,, price, 9 etc.
20 doz. BLACK STOCKINGS; value 20 cts. ;
w. A. iiiiiiii & no.
If! Main St. Nomalk. Sentinel Buildin .80. Hawaii.
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE, ' .
Tristram & Hyatt.
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
-—-——-—mo———-
Hovuseiurnishing iieparlmém.
Every week sees more end more kitchen helps and conveniences and yet there
are women who do not know what the inventors and menufscturers have done to
make housework easier, both es regards lifting the burdens of housewives end
making their money reeeh further. ’Twould be weeriness to recite the whole story
end you wouldn't read it if we did. A quiet unmolested hour in this depertrnent
will help you more then oolums of advertising. .
Peerless Center ant OII Cooking Stove, steel frame sud brass fonnt, one
burner, $3.75; two burners, 06.00; three bumsrs. 89 00. Superior to all others in
finish, durability end efficiency.
Lump Stoves cast iron tenk or brass wick tubes from 350 to $2.25.
Hammocks from 55c up.
Have you s an our Swinging Chair! Hammock frame and awning. Just the
thing for the lee n.
The White Mountain Freezer, triple motion, the best freezer made.
How about a Lsmp. We have some bsrgsins to close out.
Ice cream sets—line decorstions in Havilsnd’s Chine and also Carlsbad Chine
Selsd sets in Hevilend's Chins.
Fern Jere and Jerdiners.
Full line of white were.
Trislram &_ HE", Norwaik, toner
FRANBl8/& 00.,
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
Piiliifl millilTiiliili 2
in the town. We handle nothing but the best. Cannot
afford to do otherwise.
FRANCISSLCO...
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,
86 Washington Street.
- South Norwalk. Conn.
FIRE!
Great Rdeuction Sale of
CliflllKERY, ELASSWARE AND =
HllUSE FURNISH Ni} BflflliS.
Owing to the fire in our store we will at once commence a
Great Fire Sale of stock. Now is the time to secure bargains.
JONES&l|flTiiliK|8
. 32 Wall Street, Norwslk.
Norwalk Chronicler