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Brnacusn, J u‘y “ —-Congrcesmnn T. L.
Poole returned home from Old Forge, and
in speaking of tho rcport that General
Harrison had told him that ho would not
be a candidate for the presidency said:
“I can’t imagine how the report got
abroad. I had a long talk with General
Earrlson about coining to speak at the
Grand Army reunion at the state fair. He
said positively that he would not come.
GEXERAL HARRISON.
.Wo spoke about any number of Olllnl' mat-
ters. but the prcsidcncy was ncvcr lncll—
I look curc not to bronch lhc sub-
ject. General llltrrison said nothing to
me about the prosltlcncy, ”
The following is the story soul from
Old Form: nllcgimz that (.icncral Harrison
had declared himsclf not in lhc race:
The Report Poole Denies.
OLD Forms. N. Y., July is.-—Goncral
Harrison has broken the silcllcons rcgards
the presidency. He. has said that under no
clrculnstanccs will hr.- be a candidate for
that allies, and that uudcr no circula-
stances will he accept a nomination.
These statements were mudc in his cot-
tage hero. in the presence of two of his old
Grand Army of tho chublic frlcnds.
Their names are Congressman ’l‘hcorcn L.
Poole of Syracuse and Joscph I. Suylcs of
Rome.
Congressman Poolc cumo born {or the
plil'lmso of lm‘ltlngilcncrul Harrison to
go to Syrncusc on limnd Armydny. which
will be during lhc \vcck of thc stale fair.
Every Grand Army post in tho slllic will
be invited lovlslt the fair on that day,
and alrcndy preparations are being made
for tho cvcnl.
Previous to the coming of Conan-“man
Prmlcox-l'nilul Sluice Scnutor Frank Ills-
cock of Syrucusc wrotc lo iicncrul llurri<
son. cxtcndlng him a wry cordial invita-
tion to Visit Syrocusc during slulc fnlr
wool: and to rnukc u spinach on lirunil .\r-
my day. (‘ongrcsqnnn l’oolc kncw cx-
Scnulor lllrli‘lll‘k lmd wrilli-n such :l lcllcr,
and whcn lu- l‘uluc hcrc ho \\’.‘l.\~ wry l‘nllfl-
dcnl of bcinu :liilc to trot un ullirnmlivo
rciponsc lo lhc oral invilnllon‘which llo
cxtcndml in Horn-ml llurrimn.
Parole Is an (llrl Friend.
Uormrcsunun Poole and lil‘lli‘l'ul llzn'rl-
son on- old fricnds and how lu‘t‘il oc-
quainlcd slncc thv bullln- of l'hoilonoom.
Thcy haw utlcndcd lirund .\rmy cloannp.
ulcnls togclhcr. and nllogclhcr lhclr
frlcndship has bccn a worm onc. .\lr.
Snylcs is also a ii'mnd .\rmy man. and mil
scvcrul occasions hm mot and lullwd with
(icncrul Harrison llnlll in “ushlnulun and
at Grand .\rmy i-nmmpmcnls. III- and
Major l’oolc \\‘crc lln- only pi-rwm lu llll‘
ilclcguiion which i'illll'il on (icncrul llorr
rison wliowcn- ucquuinlml with lbw- u'x
pl't‘rllill‘lil. .'\lll‘l‘ Mlljnl‘ l’rmlt' lilitl lllli‘w
ilill‘i'il his fricnds hc mud.» known in li- ul
oral Harrison lbc nlijccl of lhcir llllhnlllll,
which was. he said. to bow him nllcnd
the stoic fair and nddrcss the old Sulllll‘l‘a.
iicncrnl Harrison in rcply said ho was
always plcuscd to nlcct his old comrades
in arms, but hc could not promise to go
to Symcusc at tho time stated.
”I have mum into llicsc mount-ulna,"
said thc grin-ml. “for rcst and rwrcnlion,
and I do not lnlcnd to lcavc tin-m until
my vacation is curlcd."
So {multivo was lliis slatvnu-nt made
that Major Pooh.» uppm‘cntly (llil not dccln
it advisable to press the manor furthor.
While tho other members of tho party
were lnswoling thc gcllcrnl’s quarters Mr.
Saylcs surmcstcd to Major Paolo that he
make unothcr cffort to have Goncrul llur-
rlson change his mind.
Major Patric renewed his ciforls to have
the gem-mi promisc to go to Symcusc.
General Harrison said he would not no.
Thou thcro was a moment's imitation.
which was bmkon by llcrlorol Harrison
himself. Turning to Major Poolc, hcalow-
ly said:
"Major, 1 will tell you why I do not
com to go to Wmouso at the time you
want me to. if I it" anywhere now illlll
make a exu‘cch. candidates for the pro-sl-
de‘hcy will any that l run a candidate for
thpt olllco also and am going for political
purposes."
A Positive [real-l.
Thou, In a voice that carried with it all
be found in tho orpresldcut's makeup,
he continued: “I am not a candidate for
the presidency, have not been, will not be.
I do not want the allies and will not no-
oept u."
leave of the general.
ever-yearn to keep their mission secret,
the conversation.
Item were tilled with men
lain
he
William McKinley, to ad
and or address to
m
i . I .1
mousse m ilniitrlos so..'rensm .
the earnestness and positivoncss that is to
These were his cxmrt words, and when
he had finished the mlcslion of his going
to Syracuse was immediately druppcd by
Major Poole and Mr. so)... who, as an-
othor steamer came in view, took their
Both Major Poole and Mr. Baylor took
but notwithstanding this the result of the
interview was learned and the details of
Last evening the mrridors of the Old
ostly die:
the situation. New t t General
will notsttend the fair on Grand
, later Poole and his m
to Moon Ohio's presidential can-
to S]!!-
3“ make the old sol.
‘ Tubal: are confident of bin. able to
, .
whenltlsthrowntothshresse.
CINCINNATI'S FIRE.
Two Firemen Wm Killed. and lightes-
Were Bully Injured.
Cmcrnarr, July in. -—Two firemen
wore killed and 18 injured at a fire that
started in Seamou's tobacco warehouse.
The dead are Captain Michael W. Hon»
ly, Company 20, and Thomas W. Wlsbey.
pipeman, Company 8, son of the late Fire
Chief Wlsbey. , .
Lieutenant F. B. Newman, Company
29, was dangerously Injured.’ The follow-
ing were painfully hurt and are doing
well: William Grelew, pipoman, No. 19;
Captain Peter Purcell, Company 7; Mar-
tin McNally, reel driver, Company 1;
Plpoman Bentlcpcr, Company 4; Bart
Fanning, Company 1; William Thompson,
Company 1; Jim Hanks, Company 4;
Walter Hanton, Company 10; John Mul-
len, driver of tool wagon; Tony Anthony,
Company 29; Dennis Dohcrty, Company
10; J. Patton, Company 8; Lieutenant
Sillll Boyle, Company 14; Theodore Simp-
son, lxxikkccpor. hip fractured; Louis
Busch, acronnut, skull fractured; Sub
stltutcs J. Bradford and John Innis.
0f the injured (i are in hospitals and 12
at their horncs.
Tho alnnn was turucd in from Box 13,
and it was found that a big fire bad start—
ed in the five story hoyund food ware-
house of J. H. licrmisch to Co., at Wutcr
and Walnut streets. It spread so as to
lhrcntcn tho cntiro square bounded by
Walnut. Walcr, Vino and Front streets,
and a general ulnrm smin cullcrl the entire
department. 'l‘hcsquurc is almost in ash-
es, and tho llmncs at times cumc vcry near
roar-hing buildings across the streets. It is
believed the. fire originated from u match
or cigar slump thrown t‘nl'clcsn‘l)’ llcnl‘ the
hay. 'l'hc Wurchousc wunl up iiko an cx-
plosion. 'l'hc ilro sprclid lo .\ 'von Morris
{is Co.'s Inmc slablcs. but llll‘ll‘ largo ware-
house stood ilrcprmf. 'l‘hc adjoining com-
misslon and tobacco company worn-houses.
'howcvcr, went like pilcsof kindling, cans.
lug such a conilugration us. to thrcnlcn the
north end of thc suspcnsion bridge.
Gcorm: 0. Brown had Milli) bags of poor
nuts in his commission house. They
burned like oil and soon wiped out the
building and stock, taking with it the
large six storytobaccowan-house of L.
Seaman 8s 0)., which was full of tobacco.
All the strcnms of \vntcr had no effect
on the fire in those warehouses. and the
firemen cxi-rlcd thcmsclvcs to savc other
buildings. ’l‘hc licilsc smoki- from the
burning pllosoflolmcco prcvcntcd the fire-
men from seeing thclr dunner. When the
walls of lhcso wnrchonscs full, the fire
spread in all directions, damaging Huy-
mcycr, Sons .\- (,‘o.. Weslcrn Dressed Cork
company and Henry llcilc 8: Sons.
At his! fhc Front slrcct walls full, klll~
ing ‘3 and \vounding lli iirclncn, as alrcmly
stall-d. Simpson, tho lamkkccpcr, and
Busch, tho ucronnul. wcrc injured inter-
nally. Simpson jumpl-d from a Second
story window.
MINERS IMPRISONED.
Nine Are Shut In a Level In Michigan by
Tons of Rock.
inn); .\iol‘Vl‘Mx. )lll‘ll., July lv‘i.*—Nllll‘
rnlncr< nrc imprimncd in a room in thc
first h-vl-l of tho Pcwubic. minc. and the
chunccs ill‘c lhul wmo of lhcnl will In-
tukcn out \ll‘ilil .\n lllllllcilsc cow of rock
and limbor .u'l‘lll'l‘r'lllill lhc ilro lcvcl just
us tln- mcn \\'i'l‘\‘ quiltim.r work. and ii is
fcnl'vd ihni .mnn‘ul' lhcm wcrc caught and
crushcd in llmlh.
.~\ largo l'c-l‘iic crcw is at Work. but ll
will ln- i‘ully lun hour“ iwi‘orc lb.» mcn nrc
l'czli‘llcll. n." lilll)’ l‘l fi'l‘l Hi lli‘nkcll ruck.
orc and limlwr will have to bc t'Xi‘:l\‘.‘llt‘(l.
and lhls is ncccssnrlly slow \vnrk. 'l‘bn- uc-
l'llll‘lll is similar lo lhc onc which hap-
pl-ncll at this mlnc sonic yours null and
was Hillwll by lhc ilnllu-rs giving way,
It is impos‘iblv-lolcurn lhc nnnlcsof nll
lhc cnlomlu-d nu-n. lull Slcphcn liowricn.
I’rcd “ebb and John .lnllllnilll arc smiling
lhc number.
lilfnl‘lliilllull luv: just comi- from tho
mino lo lho cilccl that sonic of thc mcn
arc nllvc. l'Ullilliilllll‘.‘llllill buying born is
lnblishcd by hunnuvrlm: on ihc pipe which
supplIc-l lhc room with air. .\lino olllcinls
uro confldcnl that thc nlcn will be found
unlnjurcd. The of tho mcn are Italians,
twu (Tornlshnn-n and two Scumlirnwinns.
YOUNG BAPTISTS MEET.
Thousands Are Gathering at Ilaltlrnorw to
Attend the Convention.
linrmons, July ls.--lly train and
boat dclcgatos and llclcmiilolls to the lil-
tornatlonni convention of the Baptist
Young l’mplo's l7nlon of America are
constantly arriving. 'l‘hcy are coming
thousands strong. and um kcoplng tho
rcccptlon connnlllccs busyutdcymt and
wharf. The crowds will continue to come
illl tonight, whcn the last delegation It
schmiulcd to arrive from New Brunswick,
Canada.
At the tout the commuters and decora-
tors wcro putting the finishing touchcs on
the Interior. Ulllclula wore planning for
the handling of tin» crowdannd liiocon‘
vcnlonccs nwvcssury to thc sorreions of tho
lmiivcntlon.
'l'hc loom commitlms’ hcmlquartcrs at
the Y. M. (t. A. building is a busy place.
Mr. John C. Wanner, chairman of the re-
coption committcc, ls soiling thousands of
flags. liusincss men want thorn to use In
dmoratlng their stores to grcct the then-
sands of visitors to the city. Residents are
decorating their homes with the lingo.
Don't Stop the United States Mall.
Clarissa“. July ill—Tho driver of a
mail wagon was arrested by tho police for
reckless driving. The driver was into and
was hurrying to the depot. The United
Stem marshal afterward pMod the po-
liceman under arrest for interfering With
the United States mail.
l’felhr Purchased by the Giants.
Sr. Loom. July 18.—-Fred Pfoifcr's ro-
iease has been purchased from Innisville
by tho New York club, and he will play
with the Giants as norm as the league gives
its unanimous consent.
vogue vim salt arose-y.
Gsssoow. .me '18.—-Vlllkyrie m. a.
challenger for the America's cup. will sail
tor New York on Monday nest.
MWthefitImisdianhrsak'
aeyncord on her maiden voyage to
WWWMW
. mchllght.
ThilDevllt-hsn or the Deep Up
. " to Date Too.
nose a snow noses or no: some)
Voracious Steamboat Captains flee the loss-
stor In the Wee Erna' flourFfle la '50
last Miles Iridescent Scales' and Is
as Lively gs Lola Inner.
New Your, July 18.—-'l‘hat conscien-
tious sea serpent is doing turns allover
theisound. He gives matinee perform-
ances by day and serpentine dances by
flashlight straight. The sound steamers
are about to be equipped, it is said, on no
authority whatever, with red, green and
orange panes of glass for use over the
Then, when the [llaviatlian
shows himself at night, as he did To the
officers of the steamers New Hampshire
and Connecticut, which arrived here you
torday, the slides will be turned on to suit
the tastes of the messengers.
So it is that all outgoing steamers of the
Providence and Stoningtou lines carry
conspicuous cards, announcing that“M.
Leviathan, the Only and Original Serv
pcntlno Water Dancer, will ymsltivoly ap-
pear every evening in new, realistic and
startling dlvcrtisomcnt. The regular tick-
et entitles each and every passenger to a
reserved scat on tho. promenade dock and
the use of tho colnpany’s nmrinc glasses.
Why sweltcr in the city or crowd to roof
gardens when a refined and select vaude-
vill‘o .cntcrtninmcnl, combined with the
advantages of salt water travel, lies with.
in tho rcuch of every man, woman and
child having the price? instructive to old
and young. Come one. come all." A
grout incrcasc in thobuslnoss of the sound
stoalnboats is cxpccicll.
' ‘The mm Exhibition.
The initial performance nndcr the new
manugcmont was given by M. Leviathan
at l o'olm-k ycslcrduy morning. it lacked
its realistic. features, from the fact- that the
New Hampshire curricd no colored slides.
The 'vosscl was oil‘ Fulkncr's island,
when the commander hard it rushing and
swushlnu ovcr tho. port bow. llc loaned
over the roll and board what sounded like
a froul'rou of skirts, and saw what looked
like filmy lncc. His practiced eye noted
lhnt what he saw was foam, which was
bcing lashcd to snowy whiteness by the
squirming and wriggling of o. mighty sea
monster. 'I‘hopoworful tuiiof thccrcature
throw lhc water over its head like the
gnuzy skirts of a roof garden dancer. The
froth was llkc u wildcrncss of lace. The
commander turned on his scurchllght,
and the effect was most sensational and
startling.
“The sculcs, ” he said, “were iridcsccnt.
Thcy chungcd with kulcldoscopic rapidity
with every throb of tin- ngilc body. Now
green. now bluc. now the color of u so-
cluded mousc, they fuscirmtcd ihc cyc of
the bchohlcr as nothimr which i llilll over
soon bcforc. I'ndcr ihc ulnrcol’ lhc power-
ful scan-blight, which brought out every
shade and line. tln- myslcrious crcaturo
sconml to lukca pridc in its antics and.
exhibited an agility which I dccrn unpar-
nllclcd.”
‘ Ilia Idea as to u. Length.
Tho captain thinks thoscrpcnlinc douc-
cr was about lilo fcol long. While hcslood
as though chulncd lo lhc dcck by the spell
of it nil. lhc scrpcnl gave a llclly Lind
ilirt of the wulcry drupcricw‘ und disap-
pcnrcd.
All lhcsc things lllt‘ cupluin rccordcd
In his log and rl-porlcll thcm upon his ar-
rival lll'l‘c ycslcrday.
llurdly luul hc dcluilcd lhc particulars
to tho company ln-i‘nrc l‘opluin Williams
of tho l‘onnccllcul l‘llll'l‘l‘il und rl-lulcil
how he had found .\I. lmvinthnn rcsling
ncur Lililc Gull island sovcrul hours bc-
forc daylight. 'l'hc nuillslcr—ulilircviutcd
Mons—arm cvldcnlly culilplcicll cxhnusi-
cd. thn (‘uptuin Williams lurncd his
sczirclilighl upon ii, lhc monslcr lurncd
ncuriy around. ynwncd' und swam away.
It did not cure in xwpoxul to any cncorcs,
cspccinlly win-n it knrw all ihc passen-
ncrs wcrc nslccp. i'uplzlin \l‘illimns could
not distinguish \vln-lhcr or not lhc scn
tlunccr had a hnrncd hcud and u l‘orkctl
lull.
It is bclicvml llll< is“ lhc sumo old scr-
pcnl which hu» ln‘i'il lurking in ihc wnkc
of sound sir-unmw for sow-ml days. trying
in scundulixo tho i ‘hrlal inn l‘lmlcnvor duh.“
gates rclurning i'rulu lloelon.
STAMBULOFF DYING.
Prince Ferdinand Denice That lie Instigat-
ed the Attack l‘pon lllnl.
SoriA, July lhi.——-'l'llc condition of ex-
l’rculicr Slumbuloff has grown . wore
Symptoms of ocrcbrnl nil'cctlon have All!-
vclopcd. ills right cyo is not moored out
llkc the other, but hc has lost the sight of
it. All hope is ulmndoucd of his recovery.
it is doubtful if he will survive the day.
A reward of 10,000 francs has been of—
orcd for tho discovcry of his assailants.
Prince Mainland of Bulgaria, who is
now at (.‘nrlsluul. rcpudlutcs tho chumc
that he or the Bulgarian g-w'crnmcut was
aware of lhc lnlcnllcd attack upon M.
Htarnhuloil or that thcy incltcd the plot-
tors.
The govemmcnl hndwarncd Stumbli-
lof! not to visit curtain plnccs and not to
go without an armcd escort. Whon tho
commillcooi tho sobranjo rioslrctl that M.
Htumbuloff should be forbidden to leave
the country, l’rincc Ferdinand reluctantly
consented. llc iwilovcd that lhccx-pre-
mlor Would be safer out of Bulgaria.
Zella Montana” Suit.
TRENTUY, July Ill—Alcxanllcr Simp~
son, coullscl {or llosclllt lluhmnu, whose
suit against Hmruo (lould for the recall"?
of an alleged “0.000 chi-ck has given her
widespromi noniricty, has filed an affidavit
in the euprcmo court alleging that Gould.
In a conversation with cxfiuwrintondcnt
Hymns of New York some months ago, od-
mlttod the truth of the plaintiff's allega-
tions, and furthermore that Could has in
his Winn curtain letters material to
the suit. The court is askod to require
Gould to produce these letters.
The Harvey-Ila" Debate.
Chicano, July i7.-—'l‘im Harveer-r
duel of debate derelopod intongeneral
engagement, representatives of Philadsl:
pills, Kansas City, Cleveland and else.
where pitching into the scrimmage after
the two principals had hooked each other
up to the limit. The outsiders who ran-
tured into the light included H. L. Bliss,
0. H. Gunn and It. B. Starr.
ls MW ‘l‘rlp For Cleveland.
Bulletins Ber, liars., July 18.—-The
W authorised a denial of thereporl
ossowmv runs
SWEET BAPIIIIAI.
MOI: BOLD THAN ALL OTHER
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as am room: room trusses {if
have 10!“ a t A. ’
no: em ileum;
CIGARETTE
“Minimum
HANDS COMBINED
d8 lyr
J. D. JENNINGS.
Undertaker.
KNIGHT STREET. NORWALK. CONN-
Opposite Horse Railway Depot.
Residence, 8 Elm street. Telephone cell. 11.
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HilIISE CLIPPING
—BY—
WATER POWER.
it you want your horse clipped quick and
clean. call ,
W.
58 North Main St"
u“ South Norwaik.
McQuhae,
When the barometer is low, and busi.
ness rather slow, and that last ad. is get-
ting very slsle, what is that you can tell
of, and speak so well of, as that new
Black Tea. Fragrant as clever, it will
cool you twice over as
taken her) as any iced drink. Try it, 50c ‘.
1b.. with one pound of Golden Vale Bak-
ing Powder, 000.
Now that the summer girl is getting in
the swirl, and taking her vacation like.
the rest of this great Yankee Nation
what is there lhat‘ll better please her as
she picnicks in the grove than the solemn
contemplation of those California Sugar
Pens.
Flor st, large cans, 200.
A pound of Windsor Baking Powder
and these wonderful Christy knives,
make a very suitable present to sweet-
hearts er wives. One for bread, one
for cake, one for fruit, and it‘s no fake.
Forty dive cents for the whole business.
Knives retail at 75 cents.
liibblellilomslock
well (when
Try them.
“ w’leons.
My
‘0 ”visit the Adirondack!
"“ u , e If. 01
sauna-Inn any
1—.
Newaadseooadhand
Buggies. Phaeton. cameras
Canopies. Spindles, no.
Prices to Suit All.
CALL AND an 1'3“.
Henry Tilly.
AT ROWAYTON.
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line Fancy Gilli, It test, brass
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line Vortinr Still. it last.
nos Fourteen-Foot “Iii.
line Twelve-Foot Follower.
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lira Eight-Foot Follower.
line Ila-Fest Follower.
Gees serviceable hosts. at lewpriess.
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