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Sperry & Barnes’ Lard, 12 cents.
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Theodore Durant on ’l‘ltaanlay. , The roll
call was Introduced to show that the ac-
cused attended Dr. Uhsney's lecture on
the total afternoon of April ll. ,
(The development of the fact In the
course of ‘Dr. Gray’s testimony that the
"wool for that date was not in reality
original has given the prosecution an op
portt nity to follow up the matter and pos~
albly how that a deliberate attempt has
been made on the part of somebody to
shield Durant. ,
Dr. Gray acknowledged. when ques-
tioned by District Attorney Barnes, that
the record which stands In the k as
“present," :undor date of April , was
originally entered In the column which
should have marked the proceedings of
‘lilarch iii. Subsequently, be said, the lat»
ter was crasctband the "absent” and‘
"quiz” marks transferred to their proper
place in the column on April ii.
The page bears the ,record for March
still, and clearly shows where the erasures
were made, and under a strong magnify-
Ing glass shows, though somewhat Indis-
tinctly, the entries which It was attempt-
ed to obliterate.
District Attorney Barnes and Captain
Leos have examined the roll call, particu-
larly tho erasures, and they are Inclined
to think that the mark opposite Durant's
name was originally an “A. " indicating
the accused was absent on that day.
The argument is put forward that If
Durant had been present at the lecture
there would have been no mark whatever
opposite his name unless he had been ex-
amined, and In that event a cmss would
have been there—and this mark was not
a cross.
Attorney Duproy has not yet opened up
his battens upon the Rev. George Gib-
son, pastorm the Emanuel Baptist church.
The attorney for the defense In his open-
Ing statement practically nsscrtcd that
Dr. Gibson ought to be at the bar In place
of Durant.
Ho has said, humour, that as soon as he
finishes with his evidence regarding the
chisel found In the pastor's study, the
hammer and the alleged bloody shoe he
will proceed to show that tho wrfliug on
the copy of the paper in which Blanche
anont’s rings vvorc wrapped bears a
striking resemblance to tho pastor's style
of chirogrnphy. In order to do this it will
be necessary to produce exports on hand-
writing. So far as is known no exports of
this charactenhavo as yet been summoned.
PASTEUR’S INTERMENT.
It Will Be a State Funeral In Charge of
the Government.
Pants, Sept. :i0.—Tbo govornmcnt has
decided to hold a state funeral for tho
latc Professor Louis Pasteur, the eminent
bacteriologist, who died at Garchcs, near
St. Cloud, in thocnvlrons of Paris, on
Saturday evonlng at .1 o'clock. ‘
Professor I’nstcur's widow has received
telegrams of sympathy from President
Fan , from M. Challmuol anour, prcslv
dont thoscuutc, and from all parts of
the \ ‘ Id. The government desired to In—
ter t o romaine of thodlstlnguishmi sn‘
vant in the Pantheon, but it was the fam-
ily's wish that he should be buried at the
Pasteur Institute. ’I'hcobst-qulcs will be
hold at the Cathedral of Notro Dame,
probably on next Thursday.
A dispatch to tho London Standard
says that tho causa- of M. I’astnur's death
was weak action of the heart with othor
complications. “Lust Wodncsdny," tho
corrospondont odds, “was tho crisis. l’rto-
tuia set in, and from that time his llio
slowly obbod away. He was ouitc con
scious of his approaching 0nd, and illiilil
an nil'ootionutc iarowvll to his wiio and to
his daughter and son-in-lnw and their
children. Ho Wop: n littlo, and upon one
of the children asking, ‘Why nro you cry-
ing, grandpa? ho replied. ‘Ilomuso I am
going to lonvo you all, my children.’ ”
FOUGHT A CATAMHOUNT.
It Kept Three Telephone Linn-then "cry
Busy For Awhile.
LANIIIERTVlilhE, N. Y., Hcpt. int—A
monster, which at. first was variously tiov
scribed as a pnutln-r, a lion and a tigor,
atinckctl a gang of tolophono linouu-n
who Wi'l‘u repairing liucs in tho liluo
mountains. Pntcr lilch‘ratly throw his or
at tho Iwast, and, missing it, climbed a
tree, leaving his companions, II. S. lilt-
ting anti John thnoor, to make a fight.
Schnmir bruincd tho enraged animal with
ahatchot.
Tho sluyor was badly laccrotcd, and,
after the battle, had to be driven to a
place where his Wounds could be dressed.
Ditting was scratched up too. Mcix‘rady
was not hurt. Exports Identify the carcass
as that of a ontamount. It weighs 70
pounds and iuoasurcs o foot from the
nose to the tip of the tnll.’
'l'o Regulate the Price of Flour.
BUFFAM), Hopi. 28.~—Tho oITorts being
made by tho loading millcrs of tho coun-
try and the chief mornbors of the Nation-
al Millors' assmtation to bring about on
arrnngonn-nt which will provide set rules
regulating tho outputoi Ilour on the man
hot and fixing a minimum price for floor
appear to ho on tho point of reaching a
suooossful Issue.
The President limes on the Oneida.
BUZZMHH llM', Mam, I-iopt. lid-Mr.
E. C. lloncdiot's strum yacht ()ncldn are
rived off Iiray (-lnblcs. ‘I7pon Invitation of
Mr. Ilonodlct President (llovclnnd was
his guest at dinner on board.
'TELéénosmE‘fi‘. EFS.
Assassins attempted to take tho life of
President Aliuro in Ecuador, but failod.
(lwnor Brand of Npruoo IV says his
boat was fairly beaten by tho litholwynu
In the half rotor nice.
The judges of thc common pleas court
In Philadelphia appeared in court robot]
in black gowns for the first time.
Judge Bradley of Washington has re
leased Major Armin on his personal recog-
hiznncc to appear before him next Satur-
ilay morning.
Charles Gore, assistant ctishier of the
New York Hot-aid, who robbed that paper
of “0,000 on July 17, was arrested at
Burlington, Vt.
Lieutenant Colonel Sir Walter \Vilkin,
alderman, ans been elected lord mayor of
London for the {ensuing year to succeed
Right Iltm. Hir Joseph Itonais.
The British steamer Alone, at ,Kings-
ton, domains. which has arrived there,
was stopped and tired upon by a Spanish
gnnbont five miles off Cape Mani, the
easternmost point of Cuba.‘
At Decatur, ills... Charles Smith, at the
homof his {Maurinaiamwcunded his
“rm airless car. more men
. A Fleet of Fourteen Warships Ready to
Bernhard Rankin at the End of Two
Weeks-whines. llerehanta leaking Pro-
tection In Ska-[halo '
Shannan], Sept. 30.—-Fuiling the en-
tire compliance of the central government
with the British demands, It Is understood
that a fleet of ii warships will make a
demonstration before Napkin on Tuesday
or Wednesday next.
The British demand is that within 14
days an edict must be Issued degrading
thcviccroy of Szo-Chucn, or otherwise the
British admiral commanding will not.
The wife and family and the treasure of
the Viceroy of Nank‘u have been brought
to Shanghai for safety.
Rich Chinese merchants are coming
here from every side seeking shelter.
The British warships Rainbow, Plover,
Spartan, Swift and Acoius are at ports on
the Yangtseklang river. The Caroline,
Undauntcd,'Edgar. Archer and Alncrlty
brand are at. Shanghai. The British ad~
mlral Is on billll'tl the Edgar.
Chinese Government In Peril.
norms, Sept. {iii—Tho Standard says,
regarding the Chinese situation: “The
position of the Chinese government Is ex-
tremely perilous. It has enough on Its
hands without n' quarrel with England.
It Is too soon to say that the fall of tho
Manchu dynasty is Imminent, but the
nowa of the spread of the Mahomctan In-
surrection in tho provincuoi Kan-Sn is
alarming. The British demands must be
supported by the presence of our fleet In
tho Yungtsokiung, If not by tho occupa-
tion of Rankin. We doubt if the Manchu
dynasty could survive such a shock. If
the hinhoinetnns of the west find a loader
and if at tho sumo tituo the Imperial
government Is rash enough to defy the
western powers, a revolution is inevita-
ble.”
Tho Times dwells upon Chitin being a
huge and incrt tnass, whose friendship is
not worth cultivating by iccblc conces-
sion to her pretensions and pride.
"What we want dono, " The Times con-
tinues, "we must insist upon having
done, not by futile representations to Po-
king, but by going to the spot In question
and seeing It done ourselves."
British Ready For an African War.
Lotions, Supt. 30.—-Tho Times Icarus
that the war oillce has summoned the ins
spoctors of constabulary on the Gold coast
of Africa by wire to confor- upon the sub-
ject of preparation for a military expedi-
tion to Ashantcc should war with that
people prove Incvltablo.
SPAIN LANDS TROOPS.
Marines From a Spanish Cruiser Searching
the Florida Keys.
KEY WEST. Sept. :io.~fircnt orcitcmcnt
and indignation has boon occasioned born
by a report that the marines from the
Spanish cruiser Condo do \‘anadito hovo
boon landed on the Florida keys north of
born to search for filibuster». The Goods
do \‘nnndito has been cruising in those
waters for sonic titno looking for fllibus
tors. it Is thugcnm‘ul opinion that illi<
bustorors hnvo arms and supplios Hl'i‘l'i'ii‘il
on tho kcys north of thlsolty, and tho
Spanish cruiser has cvitlcntly boon trying
to iind thorn.
lt‘lslwrmcn who canto in from the keys
report that Spanish marines Imvo boon
making a diligont scorch. 'l'lu- fishornu-n
suyiho (‘ondu do \‘nnutlito has Illililt'll
searching portion almost- on ovory koy
whoro It would be possible for illibusv
tors to ronticzvmis. This is consult-nil
nu outs-ago hvro umiogross insult to Flor-
ida and tho l'nitod States.
Tho keys bolong to Florida, and if
Spain has a right to land scorching par-
tles on tho koys It has also a right to land
marines on tho mainland. Tho insult is
considorod to bousoutrugvous as if tho
(‘ondo do Vunudito bad illilili‘li a party to
scorch tho homosof tho citizens of Roy
West. Tho stoic dopartmont nt Washing-
ton will ln- askod to invostigato undilu-
mnnd an apology from Spain forthwith
So much indignation has litii'll nrousctl
hero by tho report that It is feared tho
Spanish consul will bo oponly insultod.
Tried to Beat Out Illa Ilraina.
New Yiilth’, Sept. lid—A man, sur-
rounded by a crowd of [moplc at Ono linu-
dred and Eighty-fifth street and Amster-
dam nvouuo last night, nttcmptotl to boat
out his brains with a largo stono which ho
hold In his hands. Several of the crowd
attempted to disarm him, but he broko
away. He ran some distouocund striking
aplllar of tho olovntod road buttod his
head against It sovornl tlmos. The man
was urn-stud and proved to ho 11 Finland-
er, Aro Zurnltino, who llvos at dill Wil-
lis nvouuc.
Father Koalowsitl Ercotnmunlcated.
Chicano. Supt. {BIL—An order from
Archbishop Fccnon uxconununlcatlng
liov. Anthony Iioslowakl from tho lionmu
Catholic church was promulgated In all
the Polish and liolmmlan churches In this
archdiocese. No In pastor of All Hoinfs'
church, rorontly orcotcd by a acceding fac-
tion of the parish.
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The Duke Will Visit ltoaton Again.
Boston, Supt. lift—Tho Duke of Marl-
borough hns left the city for New York,
where ho has a business nppointmont to
day. During his brief sojourn here the
duke saw as lunch of tho city and suburbs
as his time Would allow uml oxprcsscd his
Intontion of making another visit born at
some future time.
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Kiowna Have Their Warpaint 0n.
lisssnssv, 0. T., Hopi. tic—A roport
has reached here that tho Chnycnno and
Arapahoc Indians, on tho reservation want
of here, have bocomc ugly and are holding
wardanccs. Runners from Anadarko are
In communication with them. anti it Is
said that tho Klowas are ready for tho
Warpath. M
Washington's New Playhouse.
Wasmsorcs, Sept. 30.-—Tho new Ln.
faycttc Scrum: Opera House, built on the
site of the old riownrtl mansion. whom
Wilkes Booth 's oo-conspirator, Atserodt, at.
tempted the life of Secretary Seward and
where James G. Blaine died. will be open-
ed tonight by Lilian Russell In ”'l‘zi-
gene."
liar Ichienn to (llama
Wasuirermt, Supt. so
ties of
mrdanghtaretths
ewe-nu child «a team mm as
ampere. “Mission mu
chi-ism the new ‘
William 1 v, ;
,y
are at Woo-Sung. Tho Daphne and Firo‘.
- point and was soon beaten to pieces. The
are
pass, near I'm-
‘w' I. traits of Belle isle." She came to
ill ‘mgo for the dispatch of showers to
ill outrun the cargo and that the steamu
lion on the way. Other steamers NIB fl“
ranging to go today. ' ,
he Mariposn wont ashore on 'l'u
morning four hours before daybreak. with
a thick fog prevailing. When It was light
enough to see to land passengers. the sea
was too high to send them by the boats,
and they had to send llieilnes ashorl and
rig a brooches buoy to fasten the passen-
gers In and thus sent them to land one at
a time.
and several others while making the trip.
All were taken on board the Allan line
atcamur Sardlnlan, and conveyed to Mon-
treal next day.
The ship was a total wreck, and her
whole. bottom was destroyed by being
forced over the rocks when she struck.
She is full or water. and a large portion
of the grain cargo fell through the holes
in the lxrttom. She would certainly sink,
oven If pulled off the rocks, which Is al-
most Impossible. The first scvore sea and
heavy gale will break her up.
The saloon passengers were landed on
t rocks as soon as practicable along with
t elr baggage. The steamer had been
aground but a few hours before a hand of
Belle Isle pirates made their appearance.
They first paid their attention to the bag-
gage of the saloon passengers, which they
forcibly seized and carried some distance
inland.
II. III. S. Buzzard of the Newfoundland
patrol service, however, fortunately hap-
poncd along, and when acquainted with
the situation a party of bluojackcts, fully
armed. were landed and started In pursuit.
The pirates were taken unawaros enjoying
themselves around a campfire. All the ef-
fects of the passengers vvcro recovered and
the pirates warmed away.
TRAIN RAN WAY.
Crashed Into the Bumpers, and Several
Passengers Were Hurt.
Lorin ISLAXD Cnv, N. Y., Sept. 30.—-A
train of four core on the Long Island rail—
road was wrecked at the railroad station
at Seaside, Rockaway Beach, and one of
the passengers received Injuries that are
likely to result in his death.
As the train approached Seaside station
the engine was uncoupled and sidetrack-
ed to take water and the train allovvcd to
run Into the station without the locomo-
tive. The brakemnn could not control his
train, as the brakes did not work, and the
forward car—tho smoker—crashed into
the bumper at tho end of tho track. The
front platform was smashed and the door
wronchcd from its hinges.
To the largo number of passengers who
filled the smoker the shock was a terrific
one. Several were thrown bodily over the
seats In front of them and tumbled over
each other on tho tlmsr. Iluts \vcro stnash~
cd, clothes torn and sovorul men wore
badly bruised in the crush and tho subso‘
quout rush to osoapo.
Tho only person who sustained serious
Injuries wns William King, :3! years old,
of lzii (_'onor street, ()‘roonpoint. Iiis
right ankle was brokon, ”no of tho loos
on his right foot. out off and four othor
tines crushod. Iiil was tnkou to St. John's
hospital in Long island (Tity. whorvit was
found necessary to nmputnte tho tons. Ifo
Is iupirotl internally and will probably
dill. William Milli-r. a brnkomnn on the
train, was sovoroly injured. Ho was also
token to St. John's hospital in Long Is
luiui t'iiy.
FIGHT FOR CHIEEJVUSTICE.
The Sonata “'III Decide by the Order In
“'hlch It (Ionilrma.
\VAN'IIINHTUX, Sept. Jib—Thon- is a con-
tost botwoon .Iustioo t'. ll. Kilgoro and
Justin» W. M. Springvr of tho supremo
Court of Indian ’l'crrirory ovor which sluill
bochit-f justioo of that court in place of
.Iu-ui-‘o Stownrt, who rcoouily roslgnod.
Attorney iiouornl Harmon (It-cities that
tho justit-Ti‘t‘vlih tho oldest ooimuisslon
must bo tin-chief justico. iiut Kligoro
and Springer \voro appointod at. tho smuo
tltno. and tu-ithor has yot boon confirmed
by tho sonato. ’i‘hoir commissions will
boar tho date of their confirmation, and
tn-oossurily one will be coniirmoti boioro
the otlwr.
If the president in tho mountimoshould
nmuo nnotIu-r justici- in .iustioo Stewart's
place, ho might booomc ohioi justice by
being count-mod boioro olthor Kilgoro or
Springer.
She Shot. "or Rival.
Wastnxo'ron (lovn'r IIot'srz, 0., Sept.
Bil—Lida liargravo of this place shot and
badly \vouutlotl llaisy Hcdnmn of Colum-
bus horo. Miss llcdniau and Miss liar-
grave nttomlcd a festival. A young man
who had boon paying attentions to Miss
i'largravc sturtod to accompany Miss Rod-
mun homo. This aroused tho jealousy of
Miss Ilnrgrnvo. Hho procured a rovolvor,
follmvcd tho couple and shot Miss Bod
man In tho shoulder. Tho girl was urn-st-
ed at her homo.
Barge and Ilehonners Wrecked.
hiattot'mvli, Mich, Sopt. iii). —-Tho
sioam bnrgo licrshnw and tho sclumncrs
Moonlight and ls'out wont ashore on tho
(.‘mrclny honob, four miles cost of Mar-
quotto, whilo trying to make this harbor.
Tho schoonors worn driven high on the
sand beach and will weather the storm.
The iv’orsbnw was driven on a roof nearly
a mile from shoro anti broke in two In the
middle. The ilio savers took oil the crow.
Died From Cocaine.
SIIIIENWITMH'. N. Y., Supt. 80.-—-H. It.
i". Lantzlns lionlgn, M. 1)., of Boston, a
oonuncrcinl truvolt-r representing the drug
firm of \Vooks & Potter of Boston, became
violently Insnuc in this city from the too
free use of cocaine. Ilo escaped from the
hospital by Jumping froth a window, but
was recaptured. Ills condition became
much Worse, and ho dlnti, dcnih being
must-d by an overdose of the drug.
Will Stand by Cameroon.
Uiucano, Hopi. lid—Tho Tribune today
publishes interviews with a number of
Texas narrator: and representatives giving
their opinion regarding the passage of a
law with an oniorgcncy clause to prevent
tho Uorbctt-Fitzsiimnous fight, and the
senators and rcprcsontntims doclarc In no
uncertain terms that they will stand by
Governor Culbcrsen.
Schooner fines to Pieces.
New misses. Conn. Sept. “DH-Th0
Iuhoonor Josie E, bound from St. John,
N. 13., for Stonington with a cargo of
lumber. ran on to the rocks off Napatrce
mm taken oil by the Watch Hill
iifisavsrs.
Two women fainted before going .
GOOD CLOTHING is
tom now and never was any real value to a lotofold
‘ as high time to call attention to woman:
~ that everything on earth is cheaper than or,"
notchsaperthanev‘sr.“
ofvdate garments. But every sensible “momma
has advanced and so has labor in the paint:
Rood clothing Is In
in price, as some advertisers contend. t _. , , ,
We are In direct touch with the manufacturers of m and
clothing and the truth must prevail. NEW 0140“ b up
from 10to 15 per cent. and we are pleased to as
wages are higher.
How then can clothing be cheaper than ever? The mm In Old " 7 » ’
Goodr.
demand and not being ‘, ‘
knowledge
Remember we had a 50 per cent sale last winter and closed it
all our heavy goods
GOODS THIS BEASO
prices you will apprtci
w. ' A. Butane
i9 Main Street,
Hawaii.
in order to be able to show all .=
N. We have only new goods and at
ate. Cheap enough, that's sure. ’5
Seniinel’liuilding.
South Hamill.
Painiting and Decorating, Artists‘ hi
Pictures Framed to Order.
DECKER,
New York.
lieduciioninFarecomm
79 Washington street, ‘
NOTHING ANTEQUATED
will be found in our stock of wall
paper. The getting up of new, fanciful
and pleasing patterns is antart, and
we have he advantage of displaying
the has iwork of the best artists of
the day in that line. It’s like going
through a picture gallery to walk
about in our store, and there is ud‘
admission.
ateriais:
South Norwalk.
—-——————-———____——_.—=_—.—__—_—___.
Last Trip to South IIorwaIk. Monday Sept. 30th.
Tuesday. 00!. let.
encingMenday,Sepi. l Ii
The New PassengerISteamer.
“FAVO ITEF
w ,
lII AND NEW YORK.
FARE-SINGLE, 30c: EXCURSION; 50c.
Leaves South Norwaik at 7:3) a. m.
Leaves Beekman street, at 2:16 p. in. (Saturdays. 1:35 p. m.) Leavm East 3lst street, ti
2:40 p. to. (Saturdays 2:00 p. 1...)
Freight lmats for Nor-walk leave
from 7:00 a. m. to 5:1!» 9. in.
New York. Monday. Wednesday and Friday at
5:00 p. m. Leaves Norwalk, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at to) p.‘ m.
Freight received
———ASK
FOR——
BillIWN'S $3.00 SiliIE.
And you will
see not only a
Nest and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
But one In which the
Best Material is Used. Combining Durability and Style
Making it the best 33.00 Seamless Shoe in the market.
EVERY PAIR
wannaurso.
Dali and examine them before purchasing any other shoe. all
H. s. BROWN’S,
South Main Street. So. Norwalk.
NEW LINE or
Baby denim: and Refrigerators
A'l‘
Raymond s: Sons.
. Successors to George H. Raymond.
Furniture Dealers and General Funeral
Directors.
as and a! lain ltrm. lcrvr
iluldmc. a nun.
telephone. 114.
00.
than.
DR. F. W. DARMER
SIIIIIIEOII IlilITIBT.
42 Washington 812.,
South IIchK, Bonn.
TEETH FILLED AND EXTRACT!!!
WITHOUT PAIN.
' Artificial Teeth a
the latest Imprcvs‘dnilethodmd :Ithont plates by
All operations pertain! to modern
tisty performed In kill! t
one-half the price cihmgfmmgfll Tinnitus.
Teeth Ext acted -
er Hello he ‘l‘reeogfham where Oth
A lady in “Wants.
omen 30m
dim Wit-t WW
a
Norwalk Chronicler