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[he Fix-Senator's Right Side Paralyeed end
Ills Power of Speech Gone—~11“ Family
at His Bedside — His Recent Life In
Washington.
Wasnrno'rmr. Oct. l.——Ex-Senator Msv
bone of Virginia suffered a stroke of pa-
ralysis at his room at Chambcriin’s hotel.
His physicians, Drs. Wales and Baker,
have been in consultation and think his
chances of recovery very doullti'ol.
The relatives of the ex-scnator have been
summoned by telegraph. The entire right
side of the sufferer is paralyzed, including
the right arm and leg. lie is unable to
speak, except a few iuartioulato sounds.
He has maintained consciousness, how-
ever. and sooksas best he can to assist
those who are ministering to his comfort.
The exact time General Mahono was
stricken is in doubt. He retired at 1::
o'clock Sunday
night, and up to
that tlrno was in
good health and
spirits and had
gtvcn no intimat-
tlou of feeling un-
well. No sound
was hoard from
his room after he
retired. At 10
o’clock Monday
morning Mr.
Long, manager of
the hotel. wont to
tho gonoral’s
room to call him.
iic found that he
EX‘HENATOR MAHONE. had but“ Vlilllliw
ing and was unable to speak. This last
fcaturc was attributcd to exhaustion inci-
dent tn the vomiting, and for n timc no
signification was attached to tho gonoral's
failure to talk.
Dr. Wall‘s, cx-surgmu general of the
navy nnda long time friend of General
Mahonc, Wile. aunt for, but could not be
found. In \ch meantime it became ovi-
dent that tho nonoral's illness was serious,
and Dr. Baker was called in. lie at once
pronounced it a case of paralysis.
llr, Wales arrived shortly afterward,
and with Dr. iiakcr took charge of the
case.
General Mahono appeared to ho suffer-
ing no pain. By motions of his head and
afew faint sounds he made his desires
known. Mr. Edmund Waddill, tho sona-
tor's secretary, was with him, and at the
senator‘s request notified the members of
his family to come to him.
ilk-Senator Mahono was very low early
this morning, and his physicians foarcd
that he might not survive the day. ills
wife and daughter arrlvcd at it o'clock
and were at his hmlside this morning.
Picturesque Figure In Public Life.
William Mahono has been a rather pic.
turcsquc but hardly a prornincnt figurc in
Washington life since his election to the
scnato in ltil-ii as a rcadjustor, to succocd
Robert (3. Withers, Democrat. [in has rc-
malned bore almost constantly since the
cxpiruflon of his tcrru of oflico in 1587.
having no apparent busincss cngogcmcnts
cxccpt that of nticinpting to soil the gov«
crnrucnt n lurgcpiccc of ground nsthc
silo for tho proposed ncw govcrnrncut
printing (Illli'r'. lic bus livt'd all flu-so
yours at. John i'lIaInlIcrliII's, his son, iiut-
lcr, bcing his constant ('ornpnniun. The
sight of tbo quccr old roan. wrfb his long
board, white slouch but. rufllcrl shirt and
high bccb-d lmots, sitting at brcukfas‘t at
noon, has bccrt a familiar one to [)t'dl‘nli‘lA
one on h‘lftccntb strcct.
All of the coufcrcnccs of thc Virginia
Republicans for ncnrly tcnycurs prhl have
bccn hold at (‘barIIln-rlln‘s, and it wrh irt
tbc public dining room of flIc boicl tint
Mnbonc gathcrcd about him thc luulcrs
of what. fora than was it potvcrl'ui politl~
cal friction in tho iiltl llunilnlon. it is ”no
of tho pccullurili.-s of “ Mallow-of Virgin
in," as ho tit-lights to style binrsclf, to
kcl-p his lint on his bond at all limos
wlrcrt Irol aslccp. lic has always lrccn ap-
parcntly as Incrso tnwolklng as for-‘-
Irroving his hot, and lhcrlrivcrs of tho
br'okr-II down strcct bucks in tho vicinity
of tilrmnborlln‘s worn ovcr on thc lookout.
for a signal from tho "old IIIIIII," as tbcy
(‘lillcll him.
At filo tlrno Mulronc was in the scnatc
ho was rcpulcd to bc a rich man. but of
info yours his fortuuo has bccn frittcrcd
away in bad spcculotlons and lawsuits,
until his frlcnds bavo lIcguIIlo rcgard
him as bclog lrI vcry slraltonml circus»
starnros. llurlng tho lost twocongrcsscs
Mahonc, with the aid of lion i'arncron
and otbcr influential frlonds in cullgrcss,
Inmlo a dosra-ratc effort to got. on npprw
prlaflon for tho purcbaso of his propcrly
in tho bone of saving bimsclf from bank»
ruptcy.
A dcicrminod fight. was Irrrulo by tbc
otmaliioti, i'illli'iiiimil chiefly of tho owrtcrs
of othcr building silos, and the closing
wcclts of both scsulourtoi' tho past two
congresses lmvc boon IIlrulo mpmlolly llvo-
ly and lulctcstlng by the fight ovnr “tlw
Mahortc site." in splto of the fact that rlw
r-oIrIrnlttcou of both the scnnto anti house
and n largo majority of roprcscntatlvr-s
Wcro strongly oppmcd to tho Mahono elrc
an arucndmcnt was added to tho sundry
nlvll applfi‘hprintlott blll last amnion pro:
riding for its purclmsc.
This bill wee onc of tho last to be put
through the boppor in tlmoloslng hours.
and during tho various roll wells that warc
laitcn in tho scrrato on the proposition
iicncml Mallouo and his mu ritual in tho
lobby. with fully shoots in tlmir lmnrlw.
limping tab on their friends and their
enemies. in full view of the crowd of atom»
tutors. who thronged tho rum-bio room and
the mrrlrlors, and when» oven the soon
tors could see thorn through the glass
(blurs of the scnnto chamber.
Ills Pet Ill" Infested.
The Mahono senators wore loyal, but in
thodmd of night, in the privacy of the
conference room the arocmlmcnt was
stricken out under thc throat of the house
conform that it it was out done the entire
bill mmid 'eo Iicfratr-d. When the notes
ruched the mitt-lilo corridors, the spoon»
and his me, who had hardly taken time
to sleep or eat for the mist two days, not
into their rickety hack and without a
word of mmplelnt Went hack to Chara»
beriin‘s, game to the last.
During the present summer General
lichens has held many «inferences with
the leaders of what is left of the Repub-
liun party in Virginia. ma ing out the
at s losing campaign. at offered no
for Republican success, claiming
that the new election law of Virginia was
issued and (or the elite! purpose
It fishing impossible for the More
”ammonium should
I
Mahatma-mum
i .
W. is. re»
There is new in the possession of a distinv
gutshed politician a letter containing an
account of an interesting dinner party
given in honor of General Lee.
While the dinner was in progress the
writer of the letter says he asked General
Lee several questions concerning the rela-
tive merits of the most conspicuous gen-
erls in the Confederate army. The abili-
t of Stonewall Jackson, Joe Wheeler, Al—
bert Sidney Johnston and a number of
others were mentioned by General Lee.
Finally he mentioned the name of Gen-
erai Mahono, and to the surprise of some
of the guests present General Lee said
that of all the generals in the Confeder-
ate army be regarded General Mahone as
the most cfllclont officer. Continuing, he
said that if anything should happen to
him (use) that Would deprive birn of con-
ducting the struggle to the end. ire bc-
licvcd General Mahone‘to be the man best
qualified to take command of the south-
ern array and continue the fight.
Home of the partlcs who Wore present
at that dinner when General Loo paid this
high tribute to General Mahono are still
living. The text of this letter will some
day be given to the public in connection
with other interesting reminiscences about
General Loo.
thrilled hint as on?”
this
CORBE'TT ON EXHIBITION.
The l'ngtilst Shows New Yorkers How He
Does Ills Training.
New Yorrk, Oct. i.—Prior to his do.
parturc for his training quarters in Texas
Champion .liru (lorbott gavo New York-
ers an exhibition in Madison Square Gur—
don of how be is training for his coming
light with iiob li‘ltzsimmons, the Arts
trillion.
Whether (iovcrnor Culbcrson will be
successful or not in prohibiting tiresomcn
from rlociding thcir pugilistic diflicultlcs
in the liono Slur stoic, (Jorbctf. scents to be
losing no time in properly preparing him—
self for tho fgzty.
'l‘boro wuro nearly 1,000 persons in tho
largo building, and tbcy gave .ilm n rous~
ing roccptiou when he appeared in the
arena dresscd in black tights and a rod
scarf lied about. his waist. llospitc ad-
vrlrsc criticism Corbett lookcd very woll,
.alboit ho show-«l a lack of training, but.
as he has a mouth in which toput himself
in pcrfcct. trim for tho big contest thcrc is
little doubt that be will come to time lit
and wall.
i'orbott startcd in with his usual day's
training by Working the chcst and wrist
Inachincs, punching the bag. wrcstilng
and boxing with Holy. Donaldson, Dc-
lanoy and O'Donnell. He followed this
up with a very livuly game of handball,
and finished fhc afternoon’s exercises with
a llrrco mile run, and, although be bad
scarcely a minute's rcst during the ontirc
‘3'... hours, he finishcd up good and strong.
At 8:30 last owning the cntcrtalnmcnt
was rcsumcd, and bctwuon 0,000 and 7,000
sports Worn prcscnl,
After sovcral minor bouts ('orhctt
junrpcd through tbr- ropes for a go with
Tom h‘turrostof Shocpshcad flay. in re
spouse to a dcrurmd for a lipifl‘ifll before the
bout corurru’mccd ('orbctt stopped to the
ringsidc and said:
" l..\nrr:.- no (tantrums—f am going
to ’l'cxus tomorrow in gct Hiya-lull rcady it)
Ircci- Bob l'llzsirnrnons. I have the at.
must t‘nlifltil‘lu'c f. the Florida Athletic
club, and from what you how soon in thoa
prtpcrs you can caslly soc that we are
willing to light, and Wu don't wish to
(mow back from 'l'cxrrs without scttling
flax qucsli-III For my part i am willing
tlmr Ibo Florida Athletic club ebali pull
rill lllr- flab! Wllcl‘r'H'I' llrcy cliurlm'. "
lic Hull'f’rdl tbrcc rounds with i’orrcst
and followmi it up with a similar go with
Stcvc ii'llonurll and slurwcd that ho bud
not forgurr. II any of his clcvcr ring tic:-
lics. This warm! up lllr‘ «bow.
SHOCK CURED HIM.
Electricity licslurcrl filo I'oWI-r of Spar-eh
to) It imml) Mun.
Fl. [.01 I~. ilcf'. l.~~lir. .l. i'. hltrllrrlil
pcrforIuI d an opcrution III-lnrr- lbc St
Louis M. illl‘dl Mlt‘il‘lfi' ubicb rcslorcrl lilo
spool-b of licnry i.. SlII-Ilrrr, who for scv-
oral ycrtrs burl lu't‘ll lllI:llIlI'ln|lllI‘l‘.’i word.
Sin-arcr is fill iron molrlcr, rcccntly from
(‘irII-Irlnrttl. .‘lllil wa~ unfit-Inez from hys
tcr'ical apbnnlu as a hour. of :I fracturcd
skull. ilc lit‘r'lllllc duurb irI :s-«i».
Aftcr trying Ibc bcst physicians in Eu-
rope without r‘clicf hc lamp to St. Louis
and foil llilill'f‘ thc notlcc of Ur. Mitihali.
who. by tho no» of on clcclrlc nccdlc ins
scrtcrl in tho Inouib, succucrlcd in rcstor<
lrIg .‘lhcurer‘s spcccb.
Whipping I'ost Proposed For Washington.
\V.\.~iil¥t’i‘i‘ri$, tlci. l.»~ lrnmcrllatolypro-
coding tbo dischargc of tho grand jury
hcrc by .ludgc lirndlcy a writtcn rQ‘orn
nrctulatlon wa-I subrrrlttcd to tho court in.
vorlng tho csiablisbroont of tho whipping
[and in tho llistrict of (‘olurnbla for tho
pillllfllliiii‘lll. of wlfc hcalcra and otbor were
ty crlrIIlIIals. it was slgncd by the fore-
lliilli and if, jIIryIIu-u.
A (ire-on (hunts Man Nnhbed.
Nrtw Yollk. ill-t. l.‘-Jitllli'l ltogcrs.
giving his rcslrlcrrco as i'ohocs. N. Y.. in
a prlaoucr at polru- lrcarbltIIIrtI-rs on tho
rhucgo of buvirrg grncn grrutltt circulars
prlntI-rl. ilnwns arrcstod lll sprinting
I-slobllslmrcul. \Ibcro hc burl unfroturc»
cI-ivc a lot of circulars hc burl trf'ill'i’i'il to
be printed.
Two Killed in a Freight Wreck.
Wartime. N. i'.. lll'l. Leela a frclght
wreck on tho Xortbcru i‘critml. about six
Inllcs south of how. a man rmnlcd A. Kort.
hotly, who had bccu l'orctunrr of construc-
tion on a railroad in .‘chv llrrrrtswick, was
killed. Anolhrrunknown mart was killcd.
lloth wort» wcll rlrcuscd and had truancy.
flew-refs" llrrbrrt to (to ntrtmplng.
“‘Asrrmaros. tut. t.—-:~‘m-rcI.-Iry ilcr.
bcrt will leave Washington ‘vl’criomlay
evening for Alabama, whcro bu will do.
liwr mavcrnl spccchcs on financial topics.
Exam-to Representative Fitter fiend.
manor. Pa. Oct. l.-~ilou. M. H. Htior.
Igoti 0N years. cx~rnmnbcr of tho i’crtnsyl.
tattle house o rcproscntatlvcs, died at his
homo in John onvlllo of heart failure.
Is a out [turn lion 3 Citlm?
HM! FltMlt'i '0. list. i.-Tho urination
its to whether a thinner horn on Amer-L
can soil is a of not of the linitml States
is to be tested the courts.
Atlanta‘s tvm no Closed Huntley.
Arrears, not. 1.—~'i'hoquestion of Son-
dsy opening of the oxpmitlrm was settled
In the captive by an overwhelming vote
at the directors’ meeting.
MM._‘-H . .. an”...
1, , tr- . 7
More». Pa, Oct. husband. Tree
Reach Washington.
encasement: natures new.
Resolutions Adopted Asking “the Govern-
ance to Recognise the Cubans as Belug-
ersntso-Msyor Bwlft President and Gov-
ernol' Altgeid Approved.
Cruceoo, Oct. 1.——As much of the pop—
ulation of Chicago as could find entrance
to the auditorium of the Central Music
hall and the Y. M. (l. A. building shouted
itself hoarse in approbntion of a series of
resrdntlons in which tlluv United States
government is asked to recognize the Cub
bone as belliglh-ents. Such genuine on-
thuslusrn has seldom boon witnessed in
this city. and on no occasion w'crc words
spoken by men more full of the heart and
soul of the speakers.
Mayor (ieorgo B. Swift presided at the
main meeting in Central Music hull. whlic
Judge William A. Vincent was chairman
of the overflow "testing in the Association
building. The 75 vice presidents who oc-
cupied seats on the platforms were chosen
from among the loading business men of
the city, and each one of them had pre-
viously expressed himself as in full accord
with the object of the meetings.
Before the speaking began tropics of tel-
egrams from a number of gontlornen who
could not be prcsont wowcad. The first
of flu-so was from lim’ornor John P. Alt-
gold. and its ringing wards called forth
chccraftcrchocr. Other tolcgrarns were
from Congressman Goorgc if}. Adams,
Senator Wilkinson of Florida and George
i’eck.
'l‘lIot-cprcecntativos of the various or-
ganizations which had selected commit—
tccs to co-opcratu in ranking tho meeting
a succcss were distributed lictWi-on the
two. Among tbcsoworo the prosldcnts,
with committees, from the following or-
ganizations: Loyal chlon (.lonfodcrate
association, (5:. A. IL, Naval Veterans,
Socicty of the Sons of tho Revolution,
illlnols State Federation of Labor, :25 lo-
cal labor organizations, Standard club.
Marquette club, Krliwurxl club, Bankers’
club, (Jaklundclrrb, illinois club, Mencken
club, ltnliau residents, Scandinavian, Ger-
man. llolII-mian, lrisb, Grock and African
Hocluiics.
All of tho spcn kors adrlrcsscd both nicot-
lugs. ’l‘hcy wore iicv. F. W. (ionsnulus,
W. J. ilyncs, llcv. l’. (i. lfcnson, John
Mayo l’almcr, Thomas ii. Bryan, William
E. Mason and E. Ii. Hhcrman.
Wbcn Iionzah-s do Quesadn, sI-cretar of
the Cuban revolutionary party of the
l'nitorl Htatcs, and Q. A. Zayas, an thcr
asrn of tho audicnco know no bout
it. was some minutes before ordc
sturcll.
national air. The Rcv. Dr. W. ii.
as road the resolutions, which were at
ed as by one mighty voicc.
The Resolutions Adopted.
"We. cltlzcns of Phil-ago, guthcrcd to
express our docp sympathy with the Cu-
bans in tlrclr bravo struggle to scctrrc for
thenrsclvcs and thcir childrcn tbc bloss-
.‘ings of indcpcudencc, libcr'tyund sclf gov-
ernment. prcscrrr thc following:
"if thc fofbcrs of .irnoricun iIub-pcnd»
onco wcrc ju~fiflcd in casting oil fbo op«
prcssivc dominion of tire-at. liritain, the
(‘uban patriots of today haw for gr'catcr'
justification for tbcir nticnrpf to over-
throw tln- lorrncniing. irnpovcriniring,
bcnrlb-ss tyranny of thc Spanish govcrn-
nIcnt. Wu tlr's‘ll‘l' publicly to cxprcss our
indignation lb.” in this )'t“if' half) the
spcctnclc is pros. llll‘ll of" shipbzuds of sol~
dict-.4 scnt 3,000 rnilcs across tho occ:uI to
Allil'l‘it‘u, ‘Ilw land of tin- frI-c.' to niroot
flown in cold blood a cour-ugcous pI-opio
who simply tire-'lrc in govccn tbcruwlics.
ilur indignation i~I frtrtlrcr aruuscd of thc
unspcultnblc crucify of tbc Spaniards to«
ward Ibc i'ubuns in this struggic. iicofh
scouts to bo lllt' pcrmlfy Iuctcd out to all
i‘nbnns capturcti unrlcr arms. and cvcn
fbosc furnishing IncdiciIII-s totbc so cztilcd
rcbcls lll‘l‘ to bc rutlIli-s‘sly shot.
"\\‘c lIcliI-vo it to ho tirc privilcgc and
duty of tho. l’IIitcd Stall-s guvcrIIIuI-nt to
A‘I‘nglillt' tbc rights of tho i'uban rcvolu-
tlonists as bclligcrcnfs as soon as prrtctica.
bio. on lwilu: so rcqucstcd by corrrpctcnt
i‘uban authorities, in accorrianco with in-
tcrrIntlonol law. Such action of our govt
crnrucnt Ivo docrn duo to tho i'ubans and
to tho causo of unlvvrsol libcrfy.
"Wcrwpcctfnlly but urgoutly appeal to
tho citlzctrs of all thc republics in the three
Arucricas to glvc emphatic cxprcssion to
tbclr syIIIpothy with throw struggling poo-
plo, who arc making such a gallant fight
for that independence from tho European
rulo which tho other nations of the new
World thu already accurcd. ”
it was further romlved “that thcorgan-
trillion which arranged for this gathering
ho rcrpioatcd to intro charge of and corr-
liuuo the good Wm‘k so atmplclously lic-
gun this cvctrlngf”
The (Julian A rmy llrgsnlnd.
i'IrIr..tor i.l’lli.t, Oct, 1.. ”News has boon
rcvciwd in this clly by tho i'IIlIuII sympa—
tblzcrs that a systcrnolic organization of
tho inerrrgcrils' army has lrccu cli'cctrd
within tho loo low days. lir'llt'l'ltl Maxi-
mo Humor. is tho gcrII-I'nl in chlcf and is
in command of l'ontagtrcy. iio has direct-
ly under his command H.000 NW".
The province of Huntlogo dc (Tuba com-
prlsos the scat of war of tho acconrl army
corps, which is divided into throw grand
divisions. The first opcratcs around
illumination and ”aroma. lirlgrtdicriicn-
oral dose Macon is in command. ITho soo-
zrml. or flamingo do tfuba division. is com.
Ittantlcd by Major Antonio Macro. The
third, or Mormmllla division, is com»
mended by Horn-ml ilartolonto Masso.
has Vilas. or the province of Santa
lllam. ls tlIVhlctl into two divisions, tin
first uruicr the command of tioncrol riot-a-
lln Sanchez and the around under General
l'nrlos itolofi. Tho scrlttcrcd regiments
in Mantayns arc umlcr the command of
iinnoral lncrot. in the division of Santi-
ago do Cuba each of the three command-
era has untim- him about 7,000 men, or
almut L'l,000 mon in aE‘iln that province.
English cricketers Aim:- “elected.
Pillbltfmbi'llfa. Oct. i.—-Thc Gentle-
men of Philadelphia won the last of this
year’s international cricket matches from
Oxford and Cambridge past and went
by an inning and till rum. This gives We
of the three games to the rcpt-escalating
of this city.
flew President he not» university.
Pomona, tie, Oct. 1.»At a meeting
of the trusteescf Colby univmlty Profuse
er Hetbsotsl buttered the Universityot
inseam
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SUPEHLATIVE.
Roberts.TIIcker&Goodwin
MILL AGENTS FOR CONN.
700 MAIN ST., HARTFORD, CT
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A i. Shepard and Dr. Scott
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the Great New York Specialist. The
Doctor i’revalled Upon to Have
ills Great Remedy Placed in the
Hands of the ilrugglsts.
This is the most wonderful production of
medical science in the nineteenth century.
This is not a patent medicine, but a prescrip-
tion compounded on scientific principles and
used by Dr. Scott in his extensive practice for
the (‘lll’i' of all blood diseases. The cures
wrought by it are simply wonderful and have
attracted thousands to the doctor‘s parlors for
treatment.
To such an extent is the demand upon the
time and attention of the doctor for his medi-
cine from people who could not visit New
\ork city, that it became a matter of dnt to
devise some plan by which the general it fit:
could besupptled with this genuine, v nable
remedy. and for this purpose A. A. Shepherd
has been called to South Norwaik to srrsn
with it. u. Tomllnson. South Norwalk. sud ,
ii. Hale. Norwall.loportnlt them to keep in
stock and sell this Wonderful blood remedf.
This is purely vegetable. and excellent ton o
and builder, a blood purifier unexcelled. s
nerve tonic notblngcan er Ital. lir. scott has
devoted his life to the t Iorough knowledge
and uruierutanriin of blood dleems, a few of
which are named are: Kidney disease. liver
complaint, sick headache. muscular rheuma-
tism, dyspepsia. loss of aprmtlto. constips.
tron. scrotrila,r~yphllls. cancerous burners. sin
lu bones, cstarrh salt rherrm. pimples on ace.
general doblllty, hulls. dizziness. female week-
ow-s. malarial poison.
'l‘ho stun-e named druguisls have received
their first consignment rind would invite all
persons to call and become ar-Iiualrtted with
the merits of s writ-(rt remedy. Dr. ricott'e
nmilctnc, when p acct) ludrug stores. is sold
nmior the unsure of Dr. Scott's .Aranptil‘llla. and
all who intend talrlmr a timid arrdlclne should
not fall to try Dr. Boott's Bamnsrilia.
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No Pills line to be Used with llr.
‘ Scott's.
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