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Donal: he deceive! infringe
crests of name, packager cigar-
cite.
‘ THE ONLY GENUINE
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thhsslmils al
settepseirsgesadoacscttciasrstts.
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sherlflcfas‘rlandceuntyr
.the militia into this county is entirely
' ing me from any source.
m be l. .
roll the following letter front!»
' "not sruriles. Art. Got. it.
l'clevernoo- Olsrk: ,
“Dean Sin—i see from the public press
that you contemplate a probable or possi-
ble necessity of military occupation at
this county for the purpose of, preserving
the peace and preventing a meeting be-
tween Corbett and Bituminous. As the
chief pesos odlosr of this county I beg to
assure you of my ability to cope success-
fnlly with any situation that is likely to
confront me. I will enforce the law. I ai«
so has to inform you that tho bringing of
unnecessary and will be extremely hu-
miliating to our people. I trust I may be
pardoned for referring to the fact that I
have never yet shrunk from an honest dis
charge of my duties, nor have I ever fail.
ed in the executive process directed to
me to enforce the law or to preserve good
order in this county. I assure you that I
stand ready tooxecute any process that
shall come to my hands in regard to any
condition that may arise hero and to
promptly execute any lawful order reach-
“In conclusion allow me to say that
FLAMES con
,, grades in
Ila Water could as Obtained. and the
Flames ”read over large Territory.
dirty Spectators Precipitated Into the
River, but No Lives Lost.
in.
they plainly smelled burning oil.
rated with oil.
80MB NINE SQUARES.
New Ontsass, on. sa—a destructive
fire has occurred here, sweeping over nine
sryuaros and destroying the homes of i,000
The fire started a few minutes after
midnight in the shanty occupied by Paul
Boilia.‘ riix fires have started in this place
before the present one, and the fists sur-
rounding this one indicate that he stnrtrxi
it for the insurance. He bought -six gal-
lons of coal oil Friday. and those who at
first responded to the alarm claim first
‘ 0
house burned as though it had been satu-
So plain did the citizens consider his
guilt that they made an effort to lynch
him. and a strong cordon of police was
A.” 03‘ ‘j r _
Me has «rived from Japan and
- China. It brings fail [articulate of a pint
crumsnt.‘ Toward the code! September
the suspicious of the police of Tokyo were
aroused by the peculiar actions of a Sushi
named Watanalre, who made himself coa-
spicuous by publicly reciting passages from
carp-pen which have recently‘hesn hos-
tile to the government and by visiting
the graves of notorious assassins. On-hls
person were found a pistol, photograph of
Count Ito and several documents proving
the existence of a widespread plot for the
assassination of the prime minister and
other officials of high position. Waatanake
unhealtatlngiy declared his murderous
purposes when examined.
In consequence of letters which be car-
ried five other alleged conspirators were
seized, one of whom. Shlnozakl. is be
iieved to be the active leader of the com-
bination, although probably inspired by
persons of higher social grade. Until re
contly he was a devoted follower of incen-
diary politicians. Beyond these bare facts
authorities allow no information to be.
come public. Numbers of persons suspect-
ed of connection with the plot, including
several women, are kept under survell.
TAXI NONE WITHOUT.
‘3 iyr
‘iggrchive and Progressive
why. Come and see.
Pickling Unions cheap.
Citron Melons. at 2 cents lb.
t; ‘ Home grown Potatoes. at 55 cents per
ha. Five bushel lots at 50c per ha. (his
"skin" business in my measuring). ‘
Fine layer Figs. ~
, than I can buy it by the too.
i ,_ Sugar for treating grapes.
l Sprat’s Dog Cake dog cheap.
The Java Coffee I am dealing out at
this time is particularly nice.
’It only needs a trial to convince the
Tea lever that my Formosa Oolong Tea
is better than meet such, and not so
passed by any competitor.
l ‘ Winter supply of Home Raised Honov
now going. Quarts, 50 cents; plate. 30
cents, including jar.
New Beans cheap.
Ferris' Pork, 11 cents.
Bsmee’ fat Pork, 10 cents
New Cranberries, IO cents quart.
New Prunes. 10 cents lb.
If you’re not paying any premiums to
trade with any person in particular
you’ll find as time goes on that here :5
KC
‘11 North Main street, is a pretty
place to purchase provisions.
lllllENle lllllllli
Young Man
to th h cos I
-my cekvghene c “ CORINTS a DAY
BUB! OUR LIFE For Null)?
1 . 0r 6 00a a Day Will
do the cheapest.
W
. If I bavu't the greatest bargain in
; Bottled Pickles. plain, mixed and chew,
‘ ratio centss bottle, I'd like to know
Sugar by the dollar's worth cheaper
Sperry &
d in without in-
y 3 won.
t tsiooe hi 3“" “iii? “film
.men a . . eye a yourse you ve.
. With insurangedlke everything eise.the best
while I entertain no doubt of my ability
to preserve the peace here and to prevent
any-infraction of the laws by Corbett or
Fltzslmmons. still. if my power to do so
should at any time become even doubtful,
I will promptly call upon you for neces-
sary assistance. Yours very truly,
“Ran Hours.
“Sheriff of Garland County "
The news of Chancellor Leather-man's
decision in the habeas corpus case at Hot
Springs created no surprise here, as it was
generally accepted as a foregone conclu-
sion that the decision would be in favor
of the defendant. It is stated on good au-
thority that Governor Clark's declaration
that be will prevent the fight is based on
his belief that the attorney general will
be able to get the tense before the supreme
court on a writ of certierari and that
Leatherman's decision will be reversed.
Martin Julian at the Springs.
Harv-SPRINGS. Ark.. Oct. 2L—Martin
Julian has arrived here. He is empowered
‘by Fltzslmmons to act. Manager Vendig
says that if Fitssirnmcns is not in ovi-
deuce by Oct. 30 he will match Corbett
against Muller and O'Donnell against
Choynski.
THE DURANT CASE.
l A Colored Witness Who' Will Furnish Sals-
satlonal Evidence at Reopening of Trial.
San Fnaucrsco, Oct. tit—The proscen-
tion in the trial of W. H. T. Durant has
found a witness who will testify that
everything was not right in Emanuel
church prior to the murder of Blanche La.
meat and Minnie Williams. This witness
is a colored bootblack named Budd Wilson”:
Tonight. when he was served with a
subprnna. he told his story to Detective
Seymour. '
“I knew King and Durant so well that
they talked freely to me,” said be. “At
first I was surprised that such religious
young men should be carrying on in such
fashion. but after awhile I concluded they
were about the same as other young men.
I learned from those two boys themselves
that they were taking girls to the church
every night. I often heard them tell of
the fun they had there and of the differ-
ent girls who accompanied them. I know
of five girls who used to go to the church
f.
INSURE IN THE at night with these boys. The people in
* CONNECTI UT GENERAL the mission would he very much surprised
\ L|F lNSURANCE company, if they know who the girls were. They
of Hartford. all belong to respectable families. and the
S. S. L’Hommedleu.
Ill WASHINGTON 8T.
ltlonth Norwalk.
Palcm Medicines
'ENS‘I NNlI PLENSNNT Til TAKE.
AT OUR P310“.
IN FNIIT. NNNII NllT T0 TNNE
MW“,
Win 7.
worst of it all is that their parents never
dreamed that such things were going on."
It is understood that the defense will
not make a very strong effort to impeach
the prosecution’s evidence as given in re—
buttal. as Durant’s attorneys are anxious
to close the case. It is possible that the
arguments will be reached by the end of
the week. There are still some doubts as
to whether or not Attorney Duprey will
be able to make an argument to the jury.
He has hopes himself, but his physician
is not sure. At all events the attbruoy
has the evidence at his home and is prepar-
ing himself for a great effort.
l ESCAPED FROM JAIL.
“nm . .1.” Three Prisoners Assault the Keeper and
Hood's Barsaparills, .w (lain Their Liberty.
Ayen’ Bar-spasms, .fl Cosorrano srurros, Oct. ai.—-Tbrec
.Dma’s Sarsaparilla, v .m prisoners, two of them express robbers,
Oatieura Resolvent, ' .70 assaulted Assistant .Ialler Cree and es-
floott’l Emulsion, .00 coped. They were Tom McCarthy, a true.
Green’s NW, ’70 ty; A. .1. Gray and .i. (l. Stuart. the last
WI. gm for m, .75 two being held for the robbery of at Wells
WI m , M Fargo express stage near Grassy last
? r. , ,1) April, when 016,000 was "soured.
my. m, g .10 The men took guns, ammunition and a
M’IWPIUW. ,1] change of clothing. Then they entered
.38 the oflice and marched the men there
WI , ,1) to a cell and locked them in. As they left
Amt. Bum. .18 they looked the front door, gaining on
Mr. mambo Kin“. qts.. .75 holr’s start efore the sheriff heard of their
mg mp. Killer, 8‘- 3“... 3,50 escape. Jai er Cree is reported to be dy-
YshkeoLungfioo er. .Ifl ing.
;. Sec. 0. Slillson’s
Drug Store,
f“ , t2 Washington timt
INVEST .
.VE‘,
YOUR SAVINGS IN
" RELIABLE SIX PE
CENT. SECURITIE
cane
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Schooner Ashore Is the Mystic Star.
Warsmows. N. Y., Oct. 91.-—-lt has
ibeen found that the schooner which went
ashore between Campbell's point and
Henderson barbaric the Mystic ritur. from
Detroit to Ogdensburg. loaded with corn.
The crew of 'tho scbmnor were safe, hav—
ing remained in the siting all night.
The hull of the Mystic liter is completely
spbrnerged. and she lies in a dangerous po-
s t on.
Tease TELEGRAMS.
Lillian Butler, a schoolteacher at Len-
cx, Mass.. committed suicide by drown-
ing herself. -
David Gucmboch of how York was
killed on the Pennsiyvanla railroad tracks
at Trenton.
All the mines but three along the Yongh
river in Pennsylvania are closed by a
strike against reduction in wages.
The extensive wine vsnlts and rcslié-‘sloo
of Herman Kcyser at Egg Harbor. 1%“: .,
were destroyed by fire; loss, 020.000. l
Wilson Davis, a contractor at the P '
Starr at Wilcox factory at Senthlngt
Conn, was killed by being wound arou
N
5
all that saved him. The fire wiped out
nine squares, or 107 houses, and rendered
homeless i.000 persons. These were near-
ly all of the poorer class, and the flames
destroyed all they possessed. ,
The confiagratlon started several squares
to the rear of the river bank and burned
down to the edge of the Mississippi. There
were no water mains in the portion of the
city where the fire burned. and the flames
had to be fought by bucket brigades. This
method availed nothing, owing to the
high wind that prevailed. All the harbor
tugs steamed across the river and oflerod
their assistance. but could do nothing. as
they had no lines of hose, and there were
none to give them. .
Spectators Precipitated Into the Mississippi.
The fire department was sent over from
this city, but the firemen were powerless.
as they had to depend on the fire wells
for a Water supply. None of these lasted
more than five minutes. as there was no
water in them. owing to the low stage of
the river. The fire could not beheaded
off. It simply burned itself out. All the
furniture was destroyed with the build-
ings, and the occupants were virtually
left destitute. A public schoolhouse
and three public halls have been put at
the disposal of the homeless cople. A re-
lief committee has been nppe bind. and at
a meeting held tonight 07.000 was raised
for the homeless. This is a mere hagatollo
compared to what will be required. It is
estimated that the loss will be between
”60.000 and 0500.000.
A suspicious fact. and one that goes far
to confirm the belief that the fire was of
incendiary origin. is that Paul Buffla. in
hose place it started. took his entire fam-
y from home last evening and spent the
night on this side of the river. His excuse
is that he came over to be treated for rheu-
matism and was afraid to leave his fam-
ily alone in Algiers
Au immense crowd went across to Al-
giers to look at the ruins.
They were packed so densely on the
wharf. awaiting the ferry, that it gave
way, and over 60 persons. including many
women and children. were precipitated
into the river. They were all rescued. but
several sustained broken limbs and inter-
nal injuries.
Ills Will on a Window Sill.
ALLENTUWW. Pa, Oct. ill.—'I'wo years
ago Samuel Sohouck committed suicide.
Whether he was of sound and disposing
mind when he made his first will. April
12, 1598. was tried in court the last few
days, and the jury decided that ho was of
sound mind. The estate is appraised at
".000, though Schouck had been reputed
worth $12,000 when he moved to Allen-
town. seven years ago. The tosiator's ce-
centricltlea were brought out at the trial.
He was said to have made half a dozen
wills, two in three days, one being writ-
ten on the window siilof his house on the.
day be tried to hang himself. Neighbors
and acquaintances testified to many idio-
syneracics.
Mining Village Destroyed,” Fire.
narrates. Pa.. Oct. 21.—'l‘ho mining
village, No. ll. Stockton. has been practi~
cally wiped out by fire. The flames were
first discovered in the house of hire. Ml-
chacl MoGlory. There was a high wind
blowing at the time. and before the fife
was under control i2 dwellings had been
destroyed. The properties were owned by
the Stockton Coal company and occupied
by those families: Thomas Burgess. Pat-
rick homers. Samuel hichy. .lohn Tay-
lor, John hinlhern. Thomas Miller. G. M.
Miller, Jacob Bowman. Adams K. Luck,
Palk Conegam and hire. hicGlory. The
loss is 018,000.
Fatal Aocldelt'Wlth : (inn.
Secures, Pa. Oct. ill.—-llngb Arch-
hald, son of President Judas Archbaid.
with two cornpnn‘ons, while hunting.
lance. Additional guards have been placed
around the houses of the ministers of
state and also near the iegatlons of Bus.
sin. France. Germany and China.
The latest developments of the, Lino
Tung difficulty are still kept secret from
the Japanese public. While consenting to
withdraw her troops from Manchuria on
condition of receiving an indemnity of
80,000,000 tools, Japan insists that the
money should be paid over or at least sat-
isfactorily guaranteed before evacuation
takes place.
An Unknown Man Ends Ills Life With a I
Revolver In Syracuse.
Svnlcuss, Oct. 21.—The body of a well
dressed man was found undera tree in
the village of East Syracuse. A bullet
hole in the right temple and a heavy re-
volvet gripped in the hand told the story
of his death. No papers of any kind were
found upon the body with the exception
of a scrap on which was scrawled the one
word “Marla."
No one in East Syracuse had seen the
man except Deputy Sheriff Cole, who ob-
served him with a companion. It was
learned that the unknown man had heard-
ed at the Syracuse House in this city from
Tuesday evening last until Thursday
morning, and that he had then left the
place and had not been seen since. He
registered as “C. Williams," with no ad.
dress. He would say nothing of his busi-
ness or who he was. except that he owned
a place in Rochester and also owned sev-
oral horses. He gave the impression of a
man who wished little to be known of his
business. and he made no friends.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
Three Stores. 'I‘wo Dwellings and a Church
Burned at Foster. Pa.
Sensuous. Pa.. Oct. 2l.——A disastrous
the. Lackowanua railroad 20 miles north
of hero. The flames originated from the
explosion of a lamp in I. W. Tiffany's
store and consumed thr stores two
dwellings, two barns and t a Methodist
church. A high wind was blowing and
the residents were almost powerless to
check the flames, as the town has no fire
department. A telegram was sent to Hal-
sieud, 15 miles up the road. and a steam-
er and hose cart from that town were bur-
riedly loaded on a flat car and sent by a
special engine to Foster. The run was
made in loinlnutcs. By the use of the
appumtus the fire was seen under con-
trol and the destruction of the greater por»
tlon of the village averted. Tire damage
is 8~i0,0il0.
ltavarians Not Invtted.
BERLIN, ()ct. 2i.—-Emporul‘ William and
Empress Augusto have returned to Pots-
dam from their trip to Woerth and to
Strusburg, in the imperial previews. Eru-
peror William has resented a life size
bust of himself to For ice Herrmanu Ernst
You iinlrrulohc-Lnngc burg, the statthalt-
er of the lm crlai province, in memory of
his visit to . trasburg. He has also tale
graphed complimentary congratulations
to Prince Lultpold of Bavaria in reply to
the laitor's telegram congratulating him
upon his visit to Strasburg. The fact that
not a single member of the Bavarian roy-
al house was invited to the fetes at Woerth
has caused some comment in Germany,
especially in view of the fact that the late
Emperor Frederick had commanded the
Bavarian troops during the war.
Casting the urgest Bell.
CISCISNATI. Oct. Lit—Preparations for
the casting of a mammoth church hell
have been going on for some weeks at the
Buckeye bell foundry. The bell will be
larger than the famous iii ton bell at Mon
trcal, which is now the greatest on the
stopped at the farmhouse of James Green
at Waverley. 9a.. and asked for a drink
of water. While hire. Green was handing
young Archbald a glass of water. his rifle,
which was cooked. slipped from his knee
and was discharged. The ball entered Mrs.
Green's right side Iltllflw the ribs and§took
.an upward course. i-llnce then hire. Green’s
life has been hanging by a thread. It is
said she cannot recover.
Bed Fire at Iloasaurnie.
Brice/ironic. Mass. (let. oi.-'l‘his vii.
loge sufferer] a 040,000 loss in the destruc—
» 3,! u by flreof' the Central block, a three
s wooden structure in the center of
the town. owned by the Monumental Mills
company: origin of the iirounlrnmv. The
loss on the building will be covered by an
insurance of 890.000, and the balance of
the less is divided aniong merchants and
0"!!!” who occupied apartments in the
building.
sore to a Music-u. 1‘
Nonnrsrows. Pa. Oct. iii.-—'I‘hc ilebuyi.
kill Valley Traction company. of which
the Bhepp brothers of Philadelphia arc
the principal strickholdsrs. is reported to
have been sold to a syndicate of Syracuse
for $000,000. The traction cmupany oper-
continent. In ornamentation it will sur-
pass all bcl‘ls in existence and will be the
largest swinging bell in the world; it will
supplement a chime of 40 bolls. The chip
per weighs dill pounds. it is to swing in
Ht. Francis de Sales church.
Carnegie Lavish" (like.
flours-run, Pin. Oct. ill.—-hir. Carnot
gio was lavish in gifts to Homestead on
his recent visit here. lilo new library will
be a combination of library and work-
mon’s clubhouse. like that at Braddock. ‘
and will cost 330.000 Instead of .60, 000.
A committees! lsrliesof the First Presby-
terian church. through Manager Schwah.
met Mr. Carnegie, and he promised them
a so. 000 organ.
Tag and schooner Collide. ,
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. ill.~'i‘hotu‘g Craw-
ford colilriod with the schooner 9.... Her
moor. laden with coal. off Marcus book.
The schooner was badly damaged about
the bows and was leaking slightly; She
was brought back here for repairs. Engi-
neer Bert West of the tugboat Was badly
injured.
Partially Destroyed» It“.
Orrreaoo. Oct. 2|.~—The extensive plant
fire has occurred at Foster. a village on _
; Illilillll
recs urn. sense
0 emu as r r n a a
rescues run
some? :01
a shaft.
John W. Mackay, .Ir.. the elder of t
two sons of John W. Mackay. was .. '
dentally killed in Paris by lining throw.
from his horse.
The user of Russia has granted a pen‘
sion at 5.000 rubles annually to Prince
lobsaelmtestctsky. In in of 'oreign l
allure. tor mists theaters our
lag his recast visit to Issues.
ills sswiysssstraetsl Insist battle-
“mutton-em
' m, m
.c. W... ‘
t
ates 90 miles of tank! in this county.
Harlem (lets rifteea tests.
31. mots, Oct. lib—Tho in the
al of filled Lewis for thejum’urder of
: to booster Peter Morrisscy in her house
iii repute last lay returned a verdict
murder {in the first degree and fixed
, ‘pnnishmsnt at it years is the pool-
s
ruminants
W 'nmmm
v,’ .4. _. 1 , ,vqh“
lot“
of the Northwest Fertiliser company in
the center of the stockyards was threat-
ened with destruction hydro last night.
The“ main building, containing the ma-
chinery used in grinding bones. was burn-
ed. Loss, 0150.000; partially insured.
Drowned Its the liver.
Nsw likens, Oct. si.—-Ohsrlss Grew-
fard. til years old. residing at Seventh
avenue and One Hundred and Thirty-
fourth street. walls rowing is the Karissa
to murder member-sci thedapaasssgev- ‘ h J
(for to, we
keep them.
We guarantee car
it liain Street,
llorwall.
Everybody Eager
I
LAIIIES’, GENTS’
ship at prices lower than the lowest.
or Money
40 AND 42 Will.
Is it possible to make a man's suit of all
. Yes a a, but on. a is. way. Shcddy is his costar
- ground to a sort of dust and mixed with a
I our. strength. It makes an .a wool cloth '
it is possible to make a suit to sell for coco They
bought in NewYerk city at wholesale roaster we,
We have Men’s Suits at (I and up to .18. M
workmanship considered they are cheap become 50’ , _
from our own factory and but one small profit added. '
w. r. ourmcr c
goodsssrepreeeutedsudstsud bykthm”
Sentinel Building.
80th llorwrli.
lo Secure its
Best at lowest Prices.
“”9.—
and BNIlIlIIEN’S
0
Do not fail to call and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Refunded.
STREET. ‘NOBWILK.
liverybcdy’s Shoes Shirred Free of charge.
line on account of the owners thereof.
W
DR. F. W. DARMER
SUBBEDN IIENTINT.
42 Washington 811.,
Booth, llcle, Bonn.
TEETH FILLED AND EXTRACT!”
WITBOUT PAIN.
mm m. with and wilhsntplsiss by
the 1M mprcvsd methods. '
All operatic a mum: to modern
ties in ask NT or
one?“ I": price charged (in m it‘sn‘t ‘
at test: an to a insert“. ‘ 0th.
Altruism,
unseat instrumentation.
‘ mgractw fl
[lid and Reliable Ilaily Direct Freight line
-BETWEEN—-—
New York, 30qu lowalk and louali ”
, 4mm PROPELLERS—
8in or book, Eagle and Vulcan. ._
Will leave Pier 28, E. R.. Beekman street. New York, at 5 p. in.
Leave Norwalk. ii p. m :Soutb Norwslk, ii p. m.
.Frelght Received from 7 a. m. to 5 p. m. ,
Upon application to agents the City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan will he
sent for special lots of freight anywhere in New York or its vicinity.
All persons are forbid trusting any of the employees of the boats of thin
olff
' J. 0. JENNINGS.
We Have our Fall and Winter Stock of
All Goods Warranted as Represented,
Paper llaogcrllalcimirrr. Prism
Anddoalorll
llrll Paosr and lorries.
esrful y - w
N North Main st ’
ills books of g
Nausea for lured” “d Gift ”
lstirnstssc 0&7“,
summer
Bsty truism tnrl lsirlgsrstsrs'
A'I’ .
Raymond a Bone,
,Boots, Shoes and Rubbers. ”
embracing all the LATEST STYLES, combined with the best quality of workman-
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Double Shoe Store,
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