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en Who fie iii: In Mind For
the Commissioners. '
VIEWS 011 VBNEZUBLAH DISPUTE-
M
English Plus and Woplo Somewhat More .
Continua-11": Don't Want to Fight. .
I'm ()pIan of an Eminent Fin-Dolor.
The Cu! Wants Arbitration.
Wasursoros, Dec. sit—A high omcixi
in tho Cleveland administration bollcvol
that tho prosidcnt will name as his Veno-
zuolan commissioners Robert '1‘. Lincoln
of Illinois. ex-mlnistor to England; Edg
ward .l. Pholps of Vermont, ox-miulstor ..
to England. and Chic! Justicc Fullor or‘
Associatc Justice Iirowar of tho supreme
court of tho bolted States.
In discussing tho \‘onozuolan qucstion .
tho some authority revealed to a corro- -
spondont an important featuro In tho
plans of the prcsidcnt with rcgard to the
futurc. It is tho president's Iulcntlon,
whoa tho commission has rcportcd Its de-
cislon as to tho propor boundaryllno from
tho point of vlow of tho liultod States. to
inform tircat Iiritaln of tho fact.
The president. through his secretary of
stain. will say In substance: “Thorn Is a
lino which my lawn drawn. but which is
mcrciy suggestive. Your Ilno. within
which you rofuscd to nrbltrato with cho
maria. ls arbitrary. Now. why cannot. you
mako your lino sunnrstlyo also?"
Approachod in such a manncr. It is ox-
pcctcd Hront Iiritalu will ho willing to
mmllfy her arbitrary doolarations and
adopt the morc fricndiy tone of tho I'nlt
cd Status.
in such a situation, it is hollovcd. thoro
will ba no dltlicnlty in reaching an agrou-
mont by arbitration as to tho two aug-
gostcd' lines. with which Vonozucla will
have nothing to do butabidc by tho rcsult.
llowovcr much averse England may ho
to recognizing the right‘ of tho Uuitod
States to snggost a linc.‘ it. is fclt there
would be nothing ol‘lenslrc iu so ”to
"method of proceduro.
llrutingn’ Patriotic Words.
PiT‘l’siii'ltu, Ilcc. 21l.—-(Iovcrnor lins-
tings dociarcd bimsolf on tho war quas-
tion. uncquivomlly pronounclugtho Mr'u/
roo dontrino good. 'I‘bo occlusion wa to
annual mcmorial survivors of .lamr-s I.
I.yslc Post No. 123?. (i. A. It. In ho
courso of Ids fliilil’l as ho said:
lintcly wu bavo bco-u hoarlng growls
from tho liritish lion. Ilut tho Stars and
Slripcs urn in no more dauucr lhau wbcn
pcopll'. speaking tho sumo Iauguagc, cu-
gagod in thc sumo pursuits, having thc
sumo Iirblc and bclicvlng in thosanu- God,
will not go to war. Imt. us hopo m any»
way. Lot us hopo that wisdom will prw
tall and that the rr-r‘orts will ho those of
pram.
Iiut Ict thorn ho no pcar-c that will put
a stain upon our ling. l.ct its stand up for
our rights. .l.ct us insist upon tho prin-l
plus of tho constitution and thosc grout
principlcs of sol-urilynudsolf prcscrvation
ruuncintcd bytbar grout prcsidcnt. .lumcsl
Mouroc. ’I‘hoio prirn'iplcs mustslaud, and
in tho futurv, as in tho past, our pmmlc
will prospor and our country blossom as
tho rosc. ’ *
(id‘s-red to Ex-i’rcsitiont Harrison.
lxruaxsr-orrs, lice. i:i,-—-l"l‘lr'-llilsuf ox-
l’rcsidcut Harrison assortcd without unall—
Ilcaliou thutflic had rcccivcd an offer of
(Ito‘qiri-‘fiderii-y of the \‘oucnrc'an Clilfilllifl'
sin I from tho administration and that ho
hail dcr'liucd the position.
According, to tho :tory told hcrc, tho
oil‘cr was to mombcrs of the Indiana dcio-
nation in r‘ongross and by thorn ooufcrrcd
on 3dr. lluwisou. and that ho ropllcd ha
could not pos<ihiy arr-opt thc trust. lxr-z-auso
it \\'l'Iii(l cutail an arduous journey to
South America and privatirms lilt‘llit‘lli to
it that ho was not physically ublo to un-
(Iurc.
Sir flollit‘a ("onscrvatirc Vir-wa.
lll‘iii'N, lilrt‘. Sii.——>'ir;\liu‘rl K. lilillll,
tho l‘ou—crvatlvo mninbor of I’arliarncnt
for tho south (“Virtlllli of Isliugion and
prr-sirivnt oi tho London and liull asso-
ciatvrl chamber of r-ourulcrc', was infur-
YIUWLLI on tho outlook for tho Your-tumor]
qucstion. i":'iltx1‘i“.‘.i_\'lill its financial sirlo.
Altar it‘iiillrhiil,t that It wasudclicnto and
" It is "ill-cpl}: to ho rcgroltcd that tho ,
inr‘idwur. has lmpcrilcrl both tho good will i
and trade and oven pom-o. and cummrrr'o
must in any casc Iu- roost. scrlously iutvr<
ruptrd and in_:urud ju~r at. tho limo wbru ,
Iil'tfillt'l'lw wri- imprming and busiricss ‘
mun Wol'u‘ justly hoping for hottor times." i
Ilo did not run-stint] ibo Amcrlcan at—
lachnnvut tolho Moumt- rlootrinc and that
it. was Hullr‘tiuln‘d by cogcut rr-usous from ;
lln'ir point of flow. Ilut. oflcrull, ho add-
cd. it was onlyuu ox parrtcrlictum and
had ‘novcr boon cmborllod in international
law. Tho {ruling which inspircd it. how-
ovcr. llt' thought was iniclliglblc, but. in
tho lruo scnsc of rho rioctrirwiirout Britain I
could not justly ho said to drain: on cx- ‘
tension of territory in stroking a dr‘limim-
tiou of bar fronticr or in insisting upon at
run-jzriitiou of what shc bcli'cvcs to bc hcr
just rights by a. stuto grcnlly iurlohtcd to .
but“ for tlrc‘dmciopnn-ut of hcr publlc‘
Works. Ilo did not think it wise for I‘an- i
lirrhmcn to follow tlu: cxamplo of many;
Amcricuus in attributing the notion of
tho prcsldcnt mcrcly to party and pr‘i'Swrl-
al motit'cs. lint he felt .conildcut that
Amcricnns generally would ulrimntr-iy '
rcaiizo that tho course of I’rcsidcut t‘levo-
Irrnd and Scorotury lilucy was ,impctut is
and'impcrious and had seriously monk
rassa'd own the most. pcaco doving Eng- .
Iisbrnnn. liar. ho rclied upon tho guild“:
scan- and I'oiuruorcial instincts and intcr- i‘
nets of both purples to discover a fritrndlyi"
and honorable solutio‘i. '
Chamber of Commerce For Peace.
In this rospcct. the gr utloman thought,
the projected roosting of the New York
chamber of corumcrco would ham good
clicct. lie was suro that tho mcmburs of
tin: London chum or of..comm(:r(:c and of
othcr ilritiah rim bars were animatcd by
tho sumo amicable and practical fecliugs.
It had singularly hnppcncrl that tho
London churniwr had shown that spirit
lu‘furo ihi‘ mi! Stioxi Income nt‘lltt‘. In IF‘JI
Scnor llcgoda, prcsidcut of tho chcztu'ln
cougrcss, hadbccu rot-cived by tho r‘haun
her. and as tho rtsult of a friendly cou-
ir-rcuco tho r-ouucil of the chamber in- -
lormcd him that if \‘t-nczucla mndo satis-
factory o'ccrturvs for a scttlcmeut tho
chamber Wtillill burl: a summation to tho
Irritisb grmcrumout to arbitrato the ques-
lion.
Honor licgodn oxprcssed his satisfaction
and thanks. but when, later. in rcspouso
to tho Georgetown dhambor. the London
chamber uracil a prompt soitlemcotot tho
question. it lenrncd that no snr-h chrturts
had been mails to (ircat Iirltnln.
Again. in was. when Sir A. K. Rollit
and the council of tho chambrr had been
asked to meet the Venezmlsn minister. -
ill 0 to attend;
I To crippll- but for sum“ nit-an. sordid aim,
arms-c so in m» . ,
interview. 5 the minister . '
'1' associated chum .
hers had also cooperated with tho Isadora
chamber and on similar llncs.
'Ilhis disposition should fortify the posi-
tion of the chamber in such a crisis. and
he concurred with them in thinking that .
iatcrnatlonal arbitration ouubt to dispose
amicably of such a question. Certainly
anything honorahlc and not an indignity
was profcrablc to war botwoou kindrod
nations. lint Amorlosns must rcrncmbol
that 6th Iirltaiu. too, bad doctrines and
footings. and in tho last rcsort cvon war
might be preferred to pcaoc Eithcr nu-
tlon. howovar. ought to yiold forco ti.
right rather than right to force.
III! howls Morris Wu“. a Poem.
Sir Lewis Morris sands a half column
poom to Tim Dally hows, entitled "Ar
mania, Ame'ricu. Ul't‘ltlllllfll’, latch." ’I'lu
pqcm pictures dosolutc Armenia turning
to'ltngland for holp. and than proccodn:
No!
Now. at tiw monwnt win it our England's arm
Hbould saw tho imam-at from Ill-rally Imrm.
llonic lust for gold or nhu v,
Huro 'twr-rc tla- wry irony of shame,
Tbt- (ll-lit of Ill-cu tllnurum-i"
And then procoods to reproach tho grant
home of froorlom in tho wrat forstaylng
England’s arm. Ilo thou contlutu-s:
Forbid it, lu-avcn! "l‘br crime! "l‘irr worse
thou (ifiiiil'
To «In-um! This villainy—llu- drapol's cloak
(if bam- lulriuun—suih not thy limbs Hilbiililt'.
August ,rcpubi w.
The poem concludcs in a similar strain.
Sir bowls Morris. It will bo rcmambcrr-d,
was tho subject of a rumor scrotal months
ago to tho oilcct that ho had boon appoint-
od poor. laurca'w.
’l'bo \'lcnrm eorruspondcnt of Tho Dally
Ncws Icarus from St. I’ctcrsburg that tho
Russian minlstcr In tho L'nitcd State:
has boon instructcd to report all dotalis
of tho Anglo-American dispulo to his our
eminent. "'I‘ho czar would Ilka to M'U the
(mention urbllrutcd," says tho correspond
out.
At St. Paul's cathedral. at Westminster
abbey and at Humorous churcbcs in Lon»
don and tho provlru'cs tho srrmous ycs-
tcrday rolorrod to tho Yam-wells!) crisis
t Wolvorhamptmr tho ('ougrcgatlouai
lurch, whore Ilr. t'harlvs Barry is the
actor, rosolvod to cablo to tho Brooklyn
Congrcgntlonnl tI’lymoulhicburch a lucs-
saga of sympathy with its l-il'orts to pro-
scrvo tho pone».
Mr. Laboucbcro in Truth rcgrots ”it
bullying tom of Mr. ('icvclaad. but con-
tcads that England ought to submit the
whole boundary quostlvvu to arbitration.
“'l'ho Monroo doctrluo has bcromo a doc
trlno of faith with Arm-rim." says Mr.
Labour-horn. “I’ll-ory of Americans arr
willing to light for it. Such a war Would
soon irl‘l'lilnti a .vtulcmato on both shins.
Ailcr Inllicrlug im'alrulable injury on
curb other we should both rcallzc what
fools Wu had bccn, shulcc baud-t and gr;
back to whore wu Wcro."
Uplnlona of Edward Dim-y. ('. IL.
Edward Iilrcy, (I ll.. who was l'ornu-r-
ly an editor of Tim Sunday Ulm‘n‘l'l' and
also of 'l'ho liaily Nows and has bccn a
wrilcr of sonic authorityon political illll'ii-
lions, has a long Ictlcr in Tim libschr-r.
which is likely to carry Corzsidorablo
woiuht. ilo says: "l'inglirhmou Woulzl
mako any concussion short. of tho national
honor ru-oncr than go to war with Amor-
ita. The only wank point in our cow in
tho refusal to submit tho lllsputo to ill]-
puriial arbitration. If our controllon Is
as strong andjust rrawn imagiuc. wo bavc
nothing to furlt‘ from all imiapvn-Irat and
fair inquiry. Arbitration on 'I'rcsidcut
lflchlarul'a liucs is ultoriy inadmisdldc.
but tho rr-lusal to admit tho principb- of
arbitration lays us tiIiI'll in thc imputation
that wo have doubts of llzo justicp of our
coutcntlon. I'Iwu now, without loss of
dignity, l‘lnglarul might coast-u! to sub
mil tho fronticr tlrspulc tumou-iudl-pr-nd-
out. authority, such as tho Inn; of “”in
gsluli‘irn'nl:
its lhc Clrzcl I'Xcr'tliis'c llliil‘i‘l‘ is to prowl-t
or tho prrzzidl-nt. of rwiui rland. lot, if
ill'l't‘fil‘fli‘)‘. wc must fight suiiill‘l‘ than toll-r»
alc. I‘rrsidcut l‘lr-wtaml's prctrusiorw."
Tbc Tirncs this rnorriirrgpuya: "I'rcsi-
dout l‘im‘cluud's rumpm-ity to umlorstand
tho cil’cct his warl‘lo- Ilil‘fiidfli' erllili Imvc ,
shattcrod tlu- I'Hlililil‘lll'li full in him as tho
pillar of sound liuauro and tho mainstay
of public ('rrrllt. l'luglish capital will rc-
main “'ill’ft' lIu-rr- Is a rcusouubloprom}
hm of scclrrlly, :rnrl nowhi-ro .-I~c. ('upitul»
isla throughout tho ’wor'ld nr'c nt'lu'rtcd by
thcsrrun-1r;o!i'.'c.~'.
"It would ho a stormy tImurrIr-not an
unnatural rmoit of ,i’l‘nsidr-ut. l'ivvclond’s
ru-tion worn ho compciiml to nascnt to on
incrcusc in thc tariff and to ugh-o to tho
demands of tho siln-r ring. " I
A \‘iruun dispatch to 'l‘ho 'l'imca says:
“l’i‘r'slth'ni l‘lcvciaml is in uosmull loco»
urc I'r spousiblc for llll‘ ruin of huudn-rls,
oi‘ capitalists n .\ii‘iil‘l.'l. 'l‘lui ’l'urhiulll
and Abysz-iniur trouldos had shqu-u tho}
V'ionua rnoncyumu-Iu-t to its foundation.
lull. tho Xl-w Yuri; pubic guru it itr’coup
do grow, from which it will tako unmtbs i
to rocov‘cr'.” ‘
Russia wru ra- \vun l's.
A dispatch from St. l‘cir'rsburg says:
“It is our-y to raw that. tho Iiussruns can- i
noldudp showing satisfaction at. tho scri-
ous turn tho illsnutc has takl'u. 'I‘ho No- .
voo' Yr» rnya Is at. no 'pnins to bido its rcal i
sculimcnts and animus toward England. ‘
It tilil'illl'lifi that Lorri Salisbury hm ul-
rcady radically changed his custom policy l
by positivcly rcfu~ing any furtlwr support 1
to tho Armcniau agitation on tho ground
that Europe docs not sympathivo with Ar—
mcuia." . ‘ _
A dispatch from Iiomc says: “Public.
opinion is unanimous ,oguinst l‘rnsldwrt
Clcvr laud. 'I'ho liuuncial panic had' no
perceptible iuiiucm-o hero."
A Iicrlin dispatch rilyfi that Tim Yos-i
sischo Zeituug do-rribrs tho \‘cuczrulan ;.
incidr-nt as Prcsidrut (lion-land's tricdary:
aml asks what wuuld happcn in tho cvc‘nt .
Of the winds of Iiuropc. with tho possiblu '
r-xm'pti'ou of, Russia. being compollcrl, in 1
its own jntwrcst, to tnko shit-s with Eug-
Iand In a war figzllilrl, tlu- I’riitul States.
.>\ Madrid dispatch says: "Public npin.
. ion hero. is so strongly in famr of Ifiugiand
in tho \'cn"zucim‘i r-outrovrrsy that sug~ _
postions aro arivauccd‘ior an alliauco bc- ‘
twcon England and SI min in tho cvcnt of
i’rcsidcnt i‘icvclund's action involving
hostilitics. 'I'bo Iruparciul urgrs upon tho
govcrumcht tho rim-casity oi fricndship
with England in order to countcract the
Monroc doctriuc. "
A Paris dispatch says that Tho (inulois
has an intorviv-w with Right lion. II. II.
Asquith. who was homo socrctary in tho
lato Liberal got'ormuout in England, In
which he said that ho bcliavcd that war
Itolwcon England and America was Im-
possiblc.
The Renegade Indian-s.
I_)r:.\'\‘rtu, Ilcc. :1:l.—Ilr,ia:rdior Iionoral
Frank \Vlionton. who has just arrived
home from his trip to sonthcrn New Mox-
Ico and Arizona, holds this opinion that
there will ho no morn Indian disturbances.
'I'ho c ntry, said ho. is one of the rough-
‘ est in " arid. and it Is almost impossi-
ble to in a trail. Ilotachnrcnts of cav-
alry are, howcvcr. stlil scouring the coun-
try in search of the rcncasdcs. ‘ .
5 ‘W ,
In. can-n Killed and not Kuhn-d. In;
Ind magnum-an Injund.
Phrasal. N. J.. Dec. Sit—Jamal Cn-
nova and his wifc. accompanied by their
sons Florin Canon and his wits Arno
Ila. wore naming along the Eric raihiocd,
httwcnn awthornc and the Riverside
bridfl‘ Jamcl Canova and his wltc In
from and tho othcr couple a tow foot back
of them. 'l‘bc woman woro walking bo-
thcn tho rails and tho man on a narrow 5‘
path bcsido tho track. A insight train was
approaching [rom‘bo dlroction oi Pater-
son, toward which city tho party worc
walking. and an express was rapidly boar-
Iu. down on thorn from bahind. Tho noise
of tho frcinht train druwru-d the sound of ,
tho approaching express. \l’hr'n the latter i
was about iii» tout away, young (,‘anora i
happened to turn, and its now the express. ;
I-Ic shouted: i
“Imk out for the train i" .
As ho did so he scizod his wilo and pull-
ed bar from the track. Just at that point .
than) was a pllo oftlcs, and into tlzcso thc
conplc wore thrown by tho train, which ‘
borcdowu on tho couplo in front. 'I'hccid- ‘
or Unmwa turncd. saw the dangor, and
strotciwd out. his right arm to rosvuo his ‘
wife. 'I‘ho train struck and buried him to
tho sidc of the road. it killod his who in- i
ltautly. Canova bimsolf cscupcd with a ‘
slight fracturo of a harm in his wrist. * ,
Young Canovu was badly bruised and 2
had compound fractures in both arias. .
Ills wifo was scrlously injured about thc
body. Tho dcud woman's body was ro~
moved to tho morgue and tho survivorsi
tokuu to tit. .Iosopb's hospital. from which ‘.
.Iamcs L‘anovuwas soon discharged, as his ;
injuries wcro not serious. .
BRITISl-i SHIP sum. 5
The American Liner llrrlln In Collision
warning \vunmtmnk. ‘
Losooy, lion. s:r.-—nr a collision tin-i
tween the Amcrlcna liuostcamuhip lit-r-
lin. (‘optain Lewis. from Southampton
for Now York. and tho iirltisb ship \\'ll- '
lowlumk. Captain Young, of Glasgow.
which ocrttirrod :iil milcs southwcst of tho
Islo of Portland. tho I'lmzlish vosscl was,
cool: and a pilot lost his bio. i
Tho Willowbank wont down iivo min- i
l
i
nice aftcr tho collision. 'I‘bo Ilcrlin was
badly rlamancrl about thc bow-r, but was
protccrml by hcr bulkhcavis. ,
H. M. S. Illnku ltrl‘ivml tit tho Sl‘l‘llti‘
soon afror tho collision and plclrcd on a i
watcrloggod lifclmol. Slnwightcd tho licr- i
lin, born to. and rcsouoti tho orcw of uni-of
lhc .Iiurlin's lift-boats, whosc ruddcr' had
bccn symsbrrtl by tho br‘ny um. ~
’I‘ho crrw'of tho Iicriiu‘s boat which'
was pit-icon up by tho Ilioko had lu‘ldi nit“
crwurd rowvd nufoly I‘m-k to tho Iicrlin.
’I‘hoy bud \‘oluutr'cred to scar-lb for tho
crr-w of thc \i’lllowbanir. 'I’lu- liorlin dc-
clincd tho Illoho's oil‘cr of a~>istauco.
A tr-Ivgrutu from Northampton says:
“'I'ho sit-urnship licrliu, from Ania-up
for Now York, has roturm'd born with law
bow domrlgcll in :l t'fliii-ir.” with tho Wil-
lowbauk. uhuso crow wcrc sow d and urr'
aboard tho licrliu. 'l'ho I-‘aimoulh pilot
on tho \‘a'ilhm‘lvunk, who won! lit-low to
sum his clolbcs, Was drmvrn-d." ‘
THE TROLLEY STRIKE.‘ .
Tho Actor-uncut. tn fis-ttic- \l'as Iii-okra. and
tho 'I‘roubio t'oullnurs.
I’rrrtnnrer-ura. Doc. sa—i‘lio .~rril;o~
situation Is apparcruly uuchangrod, Int 1
tho air is full of all kinds of rumors. No5
attr-mpt was motto to run curs, tlzarilrthor-
itics {caring villi-tutu irrm lhc strilm syur
patblwrs. Many conli rcilr'tuf. \Vr'rli liq-id ou
holh suit-s. Idr! no stallion-uh wwn‘giwn
out. ’I‘hc strilwrs had uniformcd man in
all purisof lhc I'iiy solicitingsubscriptmus
from door to door, and If is raid that tho
aggrcgatc rolicctlou runs into high [2,}
llrwi.
Mayor Warwick iii-u d tho following:
"As mntlr rs sluurl my duty
tho pcuco and orrlrr of tho city with oil ’
tho foxco at in}: command. To fill this, if
rtm'vssary. Iwrll bring!” my assistant-c all
the forcothut undrr rho izxwruu ho brought
into rr-quisiriou ho it stain or. mriouui,
Lifv and prn-portyshrrll la: protoctcd by tho
strong arm of tho low. l.:l\\'lr'.~‘~llr‘f~§ is an i
archy, and ibu' will not bc p.-rr:.ltrod on 5
dcr any clrruxuntaruws." ' 3
iull I'lnyvr flan Dzlul' In Jail.
hlrr.t.r.\'\ iI.l I“, U. iil'f‘. tint—lire. Wm—
t‘uo is a vii-tun of whit-m l ups. 'l'lro iartcr
assert. that who ’ilfi’i’l I or u acting.r imprl prr-
Iy, (in l-‘ridny' night :3” unis-ml :m~n
r-tonpd Wow 1’; Ironic. 'l'In-Wost-or-s .ircd
on thcn». l.:.l‘t‘i' lb». whito cape rcturncil
and rirldicd tho lawn-c. with built-ls. 'l‘ho
\‘v’rm'ocs M'ml‘t‘ out warrunr< against. rho
“hilt? cups. Arm up: Iiilrr'l‘. arrl-stcd \vrrc
llau .llaub, tho lirooklyn pitclrcr, and
(Tiin%lf.‘row, mdl known in politics.
(I III Pour-lug Into tho Subtrcmury.
(‘r‘xr'ixVVIL lieu. ‘..Y,—l}tiirl is pouring
lfllu tho sublrru.~uryul. tho ruloof $lil,lltbl
a dayfltuul tho lorul rc~crro is inch-using
at. a rapid l‘lllt‘. 'l'bc ticrman National
bank toll-phononl tho subtrmauri‘ that It
was ready to turn ovor all tho gold it. had
on hand if wantcd. 'l'bc gold on doposit ‘
horn now is only a little loss than $2,ooo.-
out"). " 5
Failure fauna Insanity.
Lost. Iimxrrr. Dot: ~.‘:L——0wing rotho
assignment. of tho. firm of W. ll. Man-
ahau .K’ l'o.. ft-orl rncrrhants at. North;
Long Iirauoh. William ll. Warrior. on cs- ,
tccmcrl rmidi-ut of that Now, has gono
insane. Mr. Warner‘s son .lcromu was a 1
momlugr of tho firm, but Inytho failure
Mr. \Vnrnvr is financially crippled. Ilo
furnished tho money for his son;
CONDENSED DISPATCHES“.
Tho trcasury gold rcscrvo now stands
at i‘iin,hi|,‘.ifili. . ‘
Tho flagship I’hilruiclplia has arrived:
at. San Iv'raru-rsr-o.
Houcral .lnmos (.‘. Vcntch died at hisl
homo in Spout-cr- county. 0. '
Nina of tho 1:: prisoucrs in tho county'9
jail at. Marion, (I, suwcd lh‘cir way out i
and escaped. . ‘ .
In Philadelphia Andrew Johnson and
his four daugblcrs woro suilncntcd in n,
iiro at. his homo.
The body of John Leonard. aged til
yours. a vr-tcrau. was found from! in the
loo of tho canal focdcr in itochostor.‘
* Two p‘crsons wnro hillcd. and scrotal in i
jurod, two of thcm fatally, in a bond on
collision on tho Reading railroad at Phil-
adelphia. ‘
0 e of tho three buildings of Spalding.
‘Jeu lugs N Co’s stccl works at \Vcst‘
Bergen. N. .l.,
Loss, $00,000. ..
Tho prosidcnt has signed tho bill appro-
priating’ $100,000 for the expenses of tho .
commisslon to inquire into tho Venozuclnn '
. boundary matter. and it is now a law. i
‘ R. A. Ford. a cableman of the Southern
New England Tclophone company at ‘
Hartford. was klllbd by contact with an ‘
clostrlc light wire carrying 7.500301“.
was dcstroyed by fire. 2
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3 Furniture Dealers and Ileneral Fr nor»
in (an
ill. Gill
nvraoa an. ill
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l he Best Made liarriéges, Wagons anti Sl‘eighs Always in
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CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED FREE or oHA
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The place to [sum
Repairing, MW.
Trimming and plan
filgu Lettering Is at
Wright’fs '
Factory.
and, ‘. ._
Salesroom.
earner Madison and ”
Franklin Struts. lo.
' Ilorwalir. tinnit-
now.
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A MERRY CHRISTMAS. g
All right. We can help you to make it so. We suggest some of our suitable articles:
VAttTihiE WAREIn choice variety. _ , .
ART NOVELTIES In Calendars and Booklets. ' . "
Children’s Books: splendid values. ,, -
CELLULOID NCVELTIES; attractive shapes. .
‘ Handkerchiefs.
A law» varivly or do and Iiic.
run sort-sand aurrs. .,
l‘im‘cc patterns, 15". :i for 27):; also at 232 and 502.
luvs-u. Initial, T-r- uni ll'c,
Lim n Initial, 2-30.
bits It'lilhl and 500.
, L’iu‘
SI] .li 31l7FF'IJCRN.
'I'lil LET SETS.
TOILET ARTICLES,
l‘iiCIiI-lT-Iitililffl. PEBFUIBRY,
YARNS and EIIBIIIHDBRY
Si ”is. STAMP“) liiililiil.
MATS, RUGB and CARPETS.
CARPET SWEEPERS
A. DECK
f.
sump
SEWING MlCHINES.
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wast-two? ,
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Undertaker.
KNIGHT STREET. N'lli‘VAldI. CUVN.
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fir-p lln'no- Railway Fir-pot.
Hadrian F'Ztn Lin-ct Twirmimnumil n
r. scum. a. a
55 80. Mill Si. Si}. itiiiiliitll
Practice Limited to Diseases oiWoma
tifiice boars, Mondaws Ar «l , ' for,» an 1- '
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RESIDENCE, MAIIAL‘KEMO “0- El.
mfllr
”among"
New and second hand
militias. Pitaieinns, Carries.
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Raymond & 83m.
Successors t'o George II. Raymond.
Directors
on and 43 Main sr-feer. Nor-mix. cc.
Residence, I Berlolcy i7-
Tnlophonn 77-6 '
Young Man.
“’hy take the charmi- of dying without in-
nuance \i Ilru Flililt (YEN in" a DA\ \\ I...
lN-ljitlrl \‘(il'it I.I li‘l For 81 (ill? .
0: ti t‘m-t- a Day Will Hive You an Enrinw.
nil-at. vii/SIM". payab r to y ur-cii if you livi-
Wub ra-urnrmdikc rvurylblng air: .t.lm boat I
'r. the cheapont. a
Naliltinl.‘ THE i
CONNECTICUT GENFRAL . '
llFE INSURANCE Company.
of ”Art {or «1 ‘
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3- 8. Lych}medleur
”i W-SSWWERW Si .
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not h \‘m'wnilz, ('nnr
food the sumo day cop} is hand-
iiivory rmsonnblo effort
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Changcs' cannot be guurun-l
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9'1 in. 1
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viii be mods to urtcoru‘inodatcI _
nitrous. but change cannot be
n‘ldtnri upon as a right unless
up)? is Swirl in by ‘2 O'tiiock‘
n the alts-mom of the day oo- i
i fore change in desired. - l
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is ultra star ‘ star
i-Has a new line
131.25 and $1.50.
t‘V't,‘I' Paw.
mm“ Boos.
A—
QTGFET,
hose Children's Tan and Black Legging: at $1
Ladics’ (in-mailers, 25c and one to $1.50.
Our new line of Ladi-s’ Tow-ninth ffcrrtury Enamel and
Kid rings is bc) 0nd qur-stion the liucst in Norwalk.
()ur Ladios’ Gulf and Seal Shoe, at 83.5il, for winter, must
not be forgotti u.
A How Cloth TopShoe. at 5:3, that is poriectitm itself.
’i‘hc bcst. line of (‘iout’s 82 scrviceable Cork Sole Shoes you
We want you to soc them
Your Show Shined Free. ’
ill). 3 GIZETTE BULLDlIIG. NORWALK, Milli.
throw your morn-y away in idlc notions.
Ircl. it he ‘iinf'fi', and If flu-y :u'c Iii“
in: proud of thchi. Nevcr wussuvb a at
and varicty. i
iniy F oot‘w‘earfi'
G .ft G. I i N V b
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A stt rr- lilac ours would givl- you man-y suggestions for gift-giving. Do not
lict your-gifts assume a substantial form.
-n‘. Silllt's w.- (:rtil glmmntcc that the receiver "will
(ask shown Ill Norwalk in point of quality
H E0. OLSEN;
"w; Tim ilcclrisni insursn .. Paper Harigerfia'timiaer. Paints! ,
I“ Eta; And dealer 1» "
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~.-xI tr Poi-t bfhrc. “on”: \orunllJ‘t
Inf-tan.
«mu...» ”—3... .
T he Hardest Stroke” 5 "
you‘coald inflict upon as would be “the"
Iossof confidence in our'integryity‘ and.‘ ‘
ability to mcdi your every desire in the
Hardware line; but We are so confident of "
pit-rising you that, we do! not hesitatg to
invite you to inspect our entire stout.” 7 ,
For Christmas presents we make u“
. specialty of line Pocket and TahieanC
lt-ry,whilo our line of I’cck & Snyder
Skatoe cannot be equalled for the some
moncy in any orhcr make.
Souu Norw ilk 'W'MIO...‘
4'2 i-iouth trill St.
m- we 1.0. intros. .
Occur Strnnrshlp‘ Tlrkctsano sir-rt
Loam hrgotiuimi our
iiflicr o Railroad I'Im
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to. or liliiiSlliiiil1 i p
i tall Paper anti Barriersg;
I 5‘"th Main stow. south No wall.
.-~n.pio lulu. oi iui. in~ it: rat at:
"Ifil'. imd— - and Hill .‘vl avliioxs In (a
houw.» 'm irmpor mo. or. null -c by watts}.
Laumatxs cheerfully given,
Iirrmr.
tucks Kalil
liar; i'w‘l:li(. “Motifs-«lam» n iP
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