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. “7,“.1-tvfylmev/VflvtffVAV',f,3}V" VAWV. w.” ~
jects in the Transvaal.
.ts ‘
some lawns. by tile other.
Message to Kruger.
THE TROUBLE IN THE TRANSVAAL.
It sets Europe Well Sigh Alissa. and
Evohcs a mom of [into 1». Jameson
liremhnd Court Martial.
liouimi. Jan. '-i.-lt is reported here
that Dr. .lanwsou. who. at the hand of a
force of liritlsh ticuth Afrioon troops. in.
\‘Mled the Transvaal. was shot after a
drnmhood court martial.
All kinds of rumors are current in the
stroots about the Stool: Exchange. but
nearly all of them look confirmation. and
as the government is in control of the tol-
cgrnph wires very little nows ls ohtuinu-
bio. in spite of this, many dispatches
have boon received by such firms as the
ltothsohllds and others, who refuse to
publish thorn.
'l‘ha lotost story circulated was that the
soccnd body of men belonging to the Brit-
ish Chartered company, numbering about
400, which, it was said. had started out to
ro—ouforce llr. Jameson’s troopers. had
be cut to pieces by the Boers.
'1‘ via the force which is supposed to
have been advancing from Buluwayo.
Agnlu it was rumored, and seemingly
confirmed by a dispatch received here.
that there has been an uprising in Johan-
nesburg, in which mnny persons were
klllod.
Slr Ellis Ashmoml-Ilnrtlott, the well
known Anglo-American member of par-
llamont, is quoted as saying that he has
heard that German sailors havebocu land-
ed nt lielagou boy.
The Times thinks that the complete
cessation of news from the Transvaal is
incompatible with the reports already ro-
celvcd and sulgosts that the government
should assume control of the lilostsrn Tel-
cpraph company’s ofliccs. as they are cm-
puwerod to do in an emergency.
A Berlin dispatch to The Post reports
that the evening popors there hurl insults
against England, the Chartered South
Africa company and Cecil Rhodes.
'l‘ho Sorddeutsohe Allgemeiuo chtunu
appropriately hoods its article. ”A Wild
Dance."
The Berlin correspondent of The Daily
News says: "The adult threatens to he-
oomo a trial of strength botwuon Englnnd
and Harmony. I learn that tho cruiser
Condor has been ordered to liolngoa buy. "
Astoulslied and Armored.
Emperor William‘s message of congratu-
lation to President Kruger has astonished
fortnight iigu. its terms are regarded as
insolout to this country beyond ondur-
uueo. Such journuls as 'l be Saturday lio-
viow will donmnd. in language so hot on
to he sure to Mouse popular passion. thus
the British goveriuuont sharply resent tho
Uormnn emperor's insult.
The German and French nowapnpers are
no loss (-mphntlo in their denunciation
not only of .lnmoson's action. but of Eng-
land. whose disovownls recolvo scant orc-
dense.
in a word. Europn’s bitter and still
growing untuuonlsm to England is goin-
lng such unrestrained expression us to
suggest it may soon be boyond the power
of control.
On the other hand. the British govern-
ment is threatened not. only with rcvolt
throughout SouthAi‘ru-u. but also in put»
ilc sentiment. at home. owing to its notion
in repudiation Jameson and leaving him
to his fun: when he failed in his dare-
devil pious.
There are many paoplo in London who
know South Africa, who declare there is
nothing to prevent. (.‘opo Coicnyund other
iirltlsh possessions from jclning in n ru-
volt for independence if their pet hero,
Dr. Jim, hos been allowed to pity the pun-
nlty with his life for his last adventure.
Congratulates Kruger.
BERLIN, Jon. -l.—'-Subscriptlons nre bo-
‘ing raised in Germany in behalf of the
Boers. who hnvo surrounded Krttgorsdorf,
and it‘d), 000 moths has already been sub-
scribed in Hamburg.
Tho emperor sent the following: cnblc
dispatch to Poul Kruger. president of the
South Afrlrnr-republie. after u consulta-
tion with (.‘bnncollor Prince Hohculoho:
”I express my sincere eongrntulutions
that. supported by your people and with.
out uppculing for holp to friendly powers.
you have succeeded by yonrown energetic
action against the armed bands which in-
vnded your country no disturbcrs of tho
peace and have thus been enabled to re-
store peace and safeguard the independ-
cnco of your country ngnlnst attacks from
outside. "
Itis reported that. the Colonial society
has placed :too,ono marks at the disposal
of Dr. Carl l’ctors, tiermnu commissioner
in East Africa. for the .purpnsu of organ»
icing an expedition t holp tboliioors.
France and Germany _In Accord.
Pants. Jon. 4.-—'l‘he Paris editors are
jublluutovor the defeat. of Dr. Jameson
and his followers by the Boers near J0-
hnnnosborg. The Figure, in an article un-
. der the caption. "Will (locil ilbodos lio-
mnin Premier of (lope (.Yolony?” says:
“How President Kruger must laugh at
the result. and how abundantly justified
ho is in doing so." - - '
Tho Gnulols says:
"The lioors merit the public esteem
which their grand victory hos gnlncd for
them by showing that they ore as who
and liberal in tboir trlunfiih as they are
energetic in the hour of danger."
Tho lioppel says that i'iornlnny, France
and ltussin are in ncoord out] asks‘whnt
‘Englnnd will do in the circumstances.
"Having the United Flutes nlrendy on her
hands." the writer risks, ”Will she dare
' to defy tho'militory powers of Europa?"
Rona, Jon. -i.—Itnly has charged Gor-
mnny with the protection of itailau sub-
. Heroic Clara Barton.
: (.‘mcami. Jun. «l.—.-\ mass meeting of
the friends of Armenia was bold hero.
Miss (Ilnru Burton, president of tho liud
Cross society. made on address in which
she sold 5500.000 would reliovo the sulfur-
ings of Armenia. Hho expressed her
willingness to go with any expedition to
that country. ‘ '
Moonshine" Reported Killed.
KxoxviLLi-z. Tenn. Jan. s.-It is re.
ported at tho rdvonue office that a battle
between moonshlnars and officers has oc-
curred nen‘r the Tennessee and North Car’-
ollna line, in which seven men were killed.
All Admin-stun From the Guru! "inlet.
Lennon, Jan. 4.—Tho Constantinople
correspondent of The Daily News says
that the grand 'vlzier admits that there
was a considerable slaughter of Arme-
rtopomo to slim nus snot an" at
oudnnpurcd l'lnglnud much more thanf
Mr. lilovgihtnd's Venezuela message a.
. ’ t . “ ‘ 1.;
' 31me Wife. ‘
vim-worms. Pa. Jan. «l.-—\\'lllisrn
Barnes. and so years. wail shot and prob
ably fatally wounded by John B. McClure.
a well known tailor of this place. lic-
Ulurs is in Jail. .
Both men are fathers of large families.
and the tragedy is duo to tho ialtlileslueu
of McCluro's wife. He had spent the
' evening at his shop, and returning at a
late hour had just colored his homo when
ho row a man slip out the back door into
the yard. Demanding an explanation
from his wife. with no result. be rushed
out and fired at the dosing figure of the
man. who was trying to escape by way of
you allay.
Barnes; after being shot. walked fully
a mile to a physician’s house. where it
. was found that the bullet hud penetrated
the lung. There is no hope for his renew
cry.
McClure professed ignorance of his vic-
tim's ldoutlty until it was revealed by his
, wife. The woman is not attractive and
bears s bad reputation. 'l‘wo yours ago
she sloped with a young mun. but after-
ward pleaded to be tnlrou book. which tho
husband consented to do on account of
the six small children. llarnos has al-
ways borne a mind reputation.
DESTRUQTIVE BLAZE.
Two Hundred Thousand Dollar Fire In In
lown Town.
,
Cussroy. Is.. Jon. 4.—l-‘ire destroyed a
block of business buildings. including the
Summltt Hotter, at this place. At one ,
time tho entire business district was :
threatened.
The llnmosorlginntod in llorton 8: Hum
nldson's furniture store by an employee
overturning a lump. 'l‘ho llro not beyond
control in it short time, out] Villnsco. Red
Oak and Corning sent t-holr fire apparatus
in roupouse to calls for assistance.
'l‘hlrtoou merchants lost thoir merchan-
disc, and two brick and time frame hulld>
lugs warn lost. The total loss of property
is estimated at $200,000. with about :30,-
000 lnaurouco.
The firms burned out. are U. A. Allen.
proprietor of the Sumniltt House; Kuunth
a: Huntington..pnlnts and wall paper; .1.
W. Cherry. drugs; Mouldor & Welch. ss-
loou: Morton A: Donaldson. furnituro; 'l‘.
M. Wilson. confoctioncr; Cottonfie Black.
grocers. and the American Newspaper
company.
llesldsnoss Burned at Tankers.
Youmzos. X. Y.. .inn. 4.-—Whtlc ex-
Hoiiutor l“. l‘. Trounor was lightinu a con-
dlo of his residence tho enudlo foil to the
floor, setting fire to the output. in trying
to extinguish it Mr. 'J‘ronuor fell and was
badly burned about. the firm and bonds.
The flnmos spread quickly through tho
house and to the rcsldoueoo
man and two vacant houses adjoining. all i
of which worn tinslmyud. Mr. 'l‘rruuor's
injuries were considered so serious flint
ho was sent to St. Joseph's hu-rp'liul. The
total loss is estimated nt. “union, the
houses being the property of tho Furtuors'
Loan and Trust company of New York.
Mr. 'l'ri-nnor's loss is about $I..lttlti, includ-
lug $1.000 worth of dlumoudsnnd jewelry.
Charged With l-‘rnud.
Puimomruia. .tnn.‘ +.-l~‘ivc nltcpod !
t principals nftno Merchants: Mu-ret Scrvloo
leompuny were hold lit-5!.tit‘tu hail. churned ‘
with using the mulls in n selwmo to do- i
fraud. Therm urn Thomas W. llorrls.
Frank Losclido. Thomas J. Furlong, W.
K. Roberts and Henry Gaynor. ’l'bu eon-
l'l'l'n wzui formerly known on tho Arliug.
ton Loon und Trust mmpnnyuf \‘lruiuiu.
and, it is sold, hnd merged into the Amen
icon Finance company of New Jersey. A
third ebungo was to its prt-sulit untue.
(Xanadu to lncra-nsv lir-r Mllltln.
OTTAWA. .lnu. ~l.-—lt is the purpose. of
the Canadian povornmont to lulu) imme-
diate stops inching to tho strengthening
und increasing oi tho miiltnry defenses of
the Dominion. und :1 bill authorizing thu
necessary appropriations will coruo before
parliament curly during tho present so.»
siou. Lieutenant Colonel Lake, quarter-
muster pom‘rul. left for l‘llik‘ltllltl, \vuh tho‘
object of ronfvrrlmz with the iluprrlnl
authorities in regurd to carrying out this
scheme.
The Singer .1' Wheeler Trouble.
I'lmmt. Illa, Jun. -!.-—‘in the circuit.
court 11 bill hos been filed for injunction ‘
by Walter litu‘iwr upztiust lltu “llilll‘h‘lllti .
drug firm of Sinner .\' \\'bm-lvr, and u nio- :
tion for tho uppointnmntof n rncolvor will
be hunrd todoy. 'l'lio bill ullem‘s flint
tho compuny owes imtwcou $li’iU,iili0 and
$200,000, and of this 5.131.000 Hovcrdue. l
In l'lorn (‘nstln Twenty Years.
PONTIAC. Mich. .lnn. -i.-—Simon l-Instpu .
of this city, who was confined in Moro
castle nt llnvnnn for ‘20 years. bus filed on
Washington a elulm for 3'3t10,ittltt domugos
against the Spanish government. Ensign
was suspcetr-d of sympothy with the
rebels, was thrown into prison and kept
there ‘10 years without trial.
Second Degree Murder.
CAMDE)’. N. .i.. .lnn. ~l.——-Tho jury in "
the critic of William Tholn. on trial for
murdering Mrs. Annette Trlnorlluolust
Juno, rendered it verdict of guilty of mur- \
der in the second degree. Judge Garrison ‘_
sentenced him to 21/), years in tho peniten-
tiary. '
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
A five story tint building in» Chicopol
was destroyed by fire, entailing a loss of ‘
375.000.
The bakery and confectionery establish-
ment of .i. \'an Volsor. in Buffalo. was
burned. Loss, sautooo. ‘
One hundred girls employed in S. K. .
Wilson's woolen mill. at Trenton. struck
on account of wage troubles.‘
' D. (i. Iiufiln.'gcncrnl freight uncut of
the Lake Shore railroad, died at his home
in Englowocd. a suburb of Chicago. ' ‘
Tho Children's homo at Columbus. 0. 5
in which there were '20" inmates. wns do
stroyod by fire. All the children were rcs-
cued.
It is reported that. negotiations oro bo-
lng mods for the establishment in New
York of in branch of tho Imperial linnk of
Russia. ‘ .
Herbert (-lodnoy, a young lawyer of
Middletown, N. \'., was found dead in
his allies, having evidently committed
suicide. '
Jules Coutout. a member of the cham—
ber of deputies of Franco. was shot nnd
seriously wounded by his former election
agent in Paris. .
Tho l’ennut trust. known as tho Vir-
ginia Peanut association. hos decided to
wind up its nll'airs. having: been trouble to
control the price of the nuts. L
Mrs. Snra Lord llydo of Bayonne. N.
J.. mother of the Rev. F. T. Hyde of
Groton. Conn, died suddenly on board
the sound steamboat City of Lowell, at
h
i
nlsns at Orfa. ~
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New London, ('onu.
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Arthur Wild- lr
- slum-tits.
7“ 3km“ ”absent Leader
Outwits Campos,
MARCHING TOWARD THE CAPITAL
lsrtisi Law Declared In Ilsvsus and Plans
dsi RiomCoutsrnstion Increases flour!)
no the News a! Gonim's Approach is It.
«solved-~Spanisrds In Iksnslr.
HAVASA. . . l.--'l‘he authorities con-
foss tho grave udition of affairs by pro—
clnlminu martial law for the provinces of
Havana ntltl Plunr do] ltlo. Maximo liti-
mez has declared his purpose to penetrate
into the province of Pinar del lilo Al-
though his forces have not yet reached the
borders of that province. the notion of the
nuthorltim is understood to indicate that.
they have no hopoof preventing him from
carrying out his thrcnt.
It is not only the orgnnl/od armed force
of tho odvonotnglnsurgonts that they find
thomuelvos compelled to prepare against—-
in fact. there is little apprehension that
this form could affect much success in an
assault upon this city, great as is the
damage that. they hove wrought in the
country—hut the irresistible progress of
naxmo owner.
the insurgent uriuy whither it llstcth
from one cud of tho lslund to the other
has served immensely to incrousc tho bold-
noss of theirsympathize”. who have hith-
orto romulnud passive noneombutunts. If
these were to two tho oi-cusion for o sue»
vossfnl stroke. there is imdouht that great ‘
accessions to tho luuurnent forces would i
ho unified throughout tho provinces of ‘
llnvnuo nnd l’inur dot lilo. nud thorn um
urnvo fours that an uprising Would Occur
in the city of lluvonu llsolf.
Gnmoz's Skill lllil (inns-rainhlp.
:- is not by any income to ho ronsldurcd
that tho apprtsontlncl. uf litipv of checking ,
the new iulvuneo sbc wu by tho :uitlu.ritir<.j
has lul to tho cessation of efforts to pro
vent the advance. The Spanish forum: .
.sworm on all sides of tho iulvuiu-inu iu- '
From time to time Illu)‘ urn .
massed of what is considered it sullcut l
point in tho udvoni'o with llll‘ bOpn of ‘
brinizlnu nbout o pitched battle. which
tho Spanish military lenders feel t'l'l'llllll ,
would result in cutting tho insurgents to 5
pieces. llut 'lhc unriiulufi’l skill flilil non-
nmtshlp shown by power. and his lieuten-
nuts in avoiding such trnps liflfl iu curry-
tug his :ll‘lll)‘ post tho most olnborutuly
plunued liurrierv-t of tho Spanish hnvu
sorvml togrooi ly discourngo tho ll odors on
titut side. 'l‘ltolr elusive Iilllligullir? H't‘llh
nover to ho within their touch, and yet
nlwuys inflicting the most St‘l‘li'lli doiuugv ,
upon their territory.
it is liollevml flint u idrgc force of the
inaurpvuts is still trying to form its way .
lulu .lluvuuu by \vuy of tho nmuntutns
about l-Zl-Hvumumon. \vntt'b i- on thorium
dir in tho southern part of tho pruviucu
of lluvunu. olug tbcuco south of bun
i‘ilf'olfl”. A ( mat force of lli‘tlt‘L‘f'illd. oo-
cording to oiliciul reports. has ulrvmly up-
pourvti in tho district of Sun Nlt'illll‘.
“'lilt b adjoins l'iulues on tho oust.
lilpldly Approaching llovzmn.
The lusurpi tits nro uppureutly making
a swift mlvnnco directly upon “moon.
The odvntu'o punt“! of their ruvulry un-
der iicuorul Luurut woes, of. infest m‘counts.
ut. ’l'npnstu. which is only in miles from
(iuunubucou, tho latte" living but usuhurh
of llnvunu, livo inllus from tho‘eity, whom
it birthing bench frequented bytho citizens I
of Havana is lucntt‘tl. l
General l.:irrot..with his cnvulry, seems
to be but u scouting party in advance of
tho insurgent wing comumndud by Qillil~
tlu liondcrm Word rowlvml from Lil Cot-
ulluo. n town botwi-on Guinea and lluluon
and about u dozen miles from 'l‘npust‘o. re-
ports that there are indications of a rapid
ndvuneo/nuivouu-nt in cousldorublc force'
on the port. of the wing of tho insurgent
army under liundcrn. .
Nothing dolinito is ‘lillIlWll us to the
strength in numbers of liuudoru‘s oom-
mnnd, but the new“: of the near uppronci;
of the insurguiuslins caused the utmost
anxiety among tho authorities. and every '
pl'opnrntion is being hastily mode to have
the city" lefeuscs lu rcudluoss to repel
nu attnel; or to provout dumngo being _
' done within tho city. {Won if the projected-
niovomont should provoto ho nothing but
a dashing: eovulry ruid. The ruilroud stu-
tiou ut Xéiioo, mar lidinou, has been
burned by tho insurgents.
So for as is known (tumor. is still opor»
nting in the region about Huinm with a
large form of insurgents. and nothing has
been learned of tho nmvcnu-nts of that .
winpof the insurgent army that ludictttes
nu immediul’u movement. to cooperate
with Bundora in it direct attack upon Ha:
t‘nna. , , . ‘
it is believed that liandcro is simply
planning odomoustrstton ogoiust llnvona
to divert attention frt'm Gomez and the
southern wing while flint general com-
pletes the work of destruction ln‘tho buns-
flelds of Havana province or makes a dash
into Pluar dot lilo.
Nevertheless. tho unparalleled boldness
and lntrvpidlty of tho movomcnrs oi tho
insurgents cronies something likn n panic
horc, nndutho conviction is univorsnl flint
unless ample force is displayed to Show
the insurgents thut they would court do-
struction by on nttnek upon lluvunn fliers
ls dunner that. they will make u destruc-
tlvc dosh into iluvuuu itself. The primrose
of this lu<t movement is therefore uwnlt-
ed with keen apprcin-uslou.
lily “‘lli l‘lny “'ilh Pill-bunt.
ST. Lot is, .inn. 4.—('o.{uin Mock. the
Pittsliurg boscimll ni‘uguntv. completed a
deal will: i-‘tesiti of You tlt'l' Alien! the
St. Louis llrowns whereby the famous
shortstop Ely will play next Benson with
the Smoky City team. in exchange for
Ely. Muck gives Pitcher Hurt and Short
stop Goes. in addition to a sum of money.
the amount of which cannot be ascer-
tallied.
.-- ,...
flu the W MW ”will
holding out her little molds
To the crest world inst boycott.
Just beyond the done.
All. that death It shots bar in
From the pleasures bill) would wln.
And within her baby heart
bite is saying o‘er and o'er
That mluo (lay sho'll ope it wldo
.-‘ id stop forth lo 300 in prldo
Till" prom world she lungs to sue
Moro and more. .
J
Ah, my luliy. in your eyes v
i run we the longing rlvu
That. i in my heart huvo seen
(loco bvl’orr» g
Only this! To sit)! ouftlldo.
Join the hurryiuu humnntids ..
'l‘hnt gov-i mun-him: dolly by '
Jth l‘t')'llllll tho dour.
Muy you find it just us proud .
“ion with [in in you renliy slaild . .
As you think if is, my child.
Looking o'i-r.
Bloy you llf‘\'t'l‘ wi~h to bc
.liltf l| llllle fluid in mm.
.\'ot to do: it»: in .vtm- with longing ey.
Just lngnitil the \lhul‘.
~b't. Louis tilolm-Drmudrut.
SAVOIR FAIRE.
of American Schoolgirls.
“Wilt-.rtitluu-l tho very young Anterioon ,
girl got lu-rnmoziug scusuol sol'olr i‘olrot" .
uslmlo tltlml lionll-lunuu tlio otbortloy.
llo bud you of dinner beside the youngest
daughter of tho house. rolled in by her
mother in who u suddn-uly vucntvd sent til
a proud dinner porty. ’l‘ln- prettyiuiss
l::ul Villlllllvt'l'i'tl in the :uuiulllo lirltinh
gentleman that shu haul iu-vcr out of o tlin- ,
her party before. nud you he obaerwd her
tununmi showed ull tho Illllt'l (also. the
lll'viy si'lf [possession and pretty dignity
tlint \vuuhl how done l'l'l (ill. to u duclu-n.
“A it. tho ulteuds u fu-ihionublu In rattling
r-ehuul." n‘u'luliurd nSi-ivpurt‘. hello. \vhu
(Wt'l‘lli'fll'il tho rcmurk. “und u fusliionoblo
N'luflil in :\iul't'lnti girl-s .i wry differ-int
sort of truinlin: ll‘nlll tit-.it glrl~ got in
Fr'vueb com-lots and older Hiiullshtzov
ornvw-a At our 'vl'liiml.‘ the girls. urn not.
only tnugzlt: their llll‘l‘li lt‘smul minootlu-r
things, but lllll'l‘llltl :u'e ll'llllll'll in the
path flu-y must troll; win-vi titry ore remiy
to lh‘l‘tlltll' debutuutes. It costs the [illl‘i‘lils’
about H.000 it your for (-voryduuuhter
Hot to (me (if flu-.50 temples of poliil‘ tuiti-
entlou. for, llrst or till, they live, while
the): rllltl)‘, lilm prince-«cs.
"'l‘lu-lr school lodgings un- divided into
most ehnrmlngz suits. tlv-yuro ri-gtilurly
attended by lll:tllll'lil't|.-‘ :‘llil hairdressers.
undo fourhvr of pity-«tum vulture. drills
flu-m ttvlt-u \'.‘i‘1'l{l_v in tin» t‘:iilnll!~' of prom.-
uml row. ntul Ilu'ro uro molds prov ltlt‘il tn
usnt‘t of may toilet. molds who spunk
m-wrul languages, 'l'lto)’ illili‘ in full toilet
(t\’l'i‘}'lllL’lil n: the {autumn-Hilt- hour. uri-
rent to no opv m box two-u u wen-l; to hour
the tout music and lll'i' (might only those
umuuplinluuonts ihut uro llu- folk of tho
day.
“They are flll(|\\'l'll to haul ouch uovvl~4 u»;
will g:i\t' tlwm n truu iii-lulu into the w-
ric-ty they on- to outer. but will not hurt
tbuir young mind... The highest Gill“
dolly pupa-r4 ut‘i- brought fresh in their
liri-ukfaut tai‘ubu' mot-y morning. uud tho
purvuts uro l'lll'lllll‘llL’t'il to oli‘ord tlictr
wiriugltivrs su: h lilo-ml lillllll‘ftlll'tt‘i us will
i'llllllll' the girls to girl» humorously in
charity. As Hulmnluit‘ls. flu-ii. they enjoy
.ill the luxury. llu- Witt-'9‘ of pour: li.1'l'"
money and lialwlllull lii‘tugs'otul urn tough!
to rou‘irllwlij.’ :nvsztriliti-ss of tnunm-r us
it urmh-r fault than boil ~zpoliitip."wilt-iu-
ore-Al‘s Mogmiur. ' '
Hue “emitted.
The info .liitluu Sit. ll van \‘e-ry fond of ‘
(‘ruqut' pluy’tltu. utul win-u not busy with ;
lilsviliriul tllllliS i‘tllllll tin-cf uiivztys he
found. with .'li.lllt‘l in bowl. (durum-d ln
his fuvurl'v gout-x Ulu' nuirniitg \vhllv
tyll‘t'~llllll{:it\‘f‘l‘ tlu- potion court. it young
[my Wu; lil'niztrlii ln'mi'v' lliitt (‘lilll‘gl‘il \Vlill
pinyin}: bull on the r-trrrt, 'l'tu- pulirmuuu
who .‘tmwu-d the boy swore iu- butt euught
ilu‘ [my in llll' :i' t.
" line the lmy $5." soul (lift judge.
“'l'ltis bull pluyiug on the strut-t must be
stopped.“
’l‘luv lbi_\"_~l {other was present and sug-
gusfml in llu‘ jttiljre that lll‘ Would like to
(til-Minn 11m I‘l"ll'l‘lll1t|l .‘l little l'i‘ll‘l'l' flu-
fiiu- “it“ iutp' "'li. >1: .lulluo Stu-ll tifllt'l'i'll
tho lililli'i‘lliiill into the \\‘lit|t'.-~ box again.
After n “115- I-ln~e illll“l|l>lll!l;,:,‘ tlu- ollleer
ilnttllyudmittl-tl lli:|i tho llu_‘v’> \vl-ropluyiug
hull on u \mzitit lot, uml’ this boy had
knocked the hull out into the of.”
“. lulu! thut lino if. )ll’. t‘ii-r.
Jtiti;:o>‘iu-ll. "’l'hol'uw is not on
bud us i thought it \vum"
’.‘llut‘. your honor." mlvl the boy's {3'
liter, “not long ago up on Twelfth street.
I sow :\ grunt» ot‘ croquet in \Villi'ii it high
court oiliciul was engaged: uml l sow tho!
oillelul spin-fully knock his opponent's
bull l'll‘fll‘ :n-rom the street. utul"———
"'l'ukooll' flint other $3, Mr. (dork. i
don't lu‘limo llli~' boy was doing \ wing.
alter all." And the Juduo lay buck in his
choir and lougtu-d lu-orilly as ho rumour
" said
Fit)
‘lil‘lt'll\\‘ll-‘ll n Maui: to guru his oppo—
nont‘s bull in tho guide referred lu.~—Wo.~:h-
inulou Slur.
A Clerical lioforoe.
“Pursuit." said i’ol'mr .luvk. dotting Ills
slouch hot rnspett’t'uily, “would yo mind
iciliu me who it tvtizt- flu-t wroto ‘lint tings
delight to burl; on bite?" ”
“('f‘rtuiuly not.” replied thr- new pastor
of the. little church ut llrutiusuuke Dig-
glns. ‘ "l mu tin-lighted in my this people
of our softlcun-ut lu-.:iu to tulu- on interest
in such things. it in“ Dr. \Vutts."
“Then l'vc ind," said l’oker Jul-k (lisv
consolutcly. f‘l lu'l tho drinks fur tho
crowd it- was S!t:lki-.~pl-ure. Moruiu, por-
son."—(,‘hiezu.:o 'i‘ribuuc,
., ._.-..-.-..._ .__
The “11010 Thing.
"Ni." said the prosperous gentleman
With the huge diamond and both feet on
the our sent, "you can hunt a soot in unv
other our. loin not gt)ltig""‘.o bother my"-
solf for a bum octor."
"Sir,” said Mr. Bot-nos Torincr. with
fine courtesy, “I would rather ho is hum
actor than act the hog."-—-Indinuupolis
Journal.
‘ The Tables Turned.
“Shall you keep it loteliL'ey, my door!"
asked Mr. Newlywed of his up to ditto
,wll‘c.
"Ceriuiuly not, You nun ore so fond of
into hours I shall expect you to sit up uiul
let me in."~l)ctroit Free. Press.
A Pretty Figure.
”Is she very lovely?"
"Ah! I 0‘") give you no idea how very
lovely, except» flint it is between $2,000,000
and $3,000,000."—-l)i troit 'i‘i-ibuuo.
A Fyrnplmnt was once in person who
Watched the frontiers of Attica to see that
no figs were brought in or carried out
without the payment of the proper duty.
A locomotive consumes on an average,
45 gallons of water for every mile that it
runs.
. f.,Utiu soldiers have oi dim-rout times ilwil
‘ rooms of the winter pulnw are filled with
. tho chino of the llusa‘lnu our: on fur hurl:
‘ ty nor in lu~tcr tho product of Amino or
~ .ovz‘rluld with gold that will furnish is
English People Are Surprised at tho Ease _
‘ Cilllil‘l'llll' \voro til‘lliiiliulllt'tl with moron
. "The iron Czar." :h be “'lh'i‘m‘illf‘tl, uml
. on Elm") lulu.
. animal kingdom.
' nt Monehostcr-bydlie-Sea:
«we. .
Imperial Milne of the Wists-
‘ l’slscs st’ at. I'OMIIM.
Perhaps die inmost residence in the
world in the winter {Liam at St. Peters-
burg. it line too mulls. many of them of
enormous slzound some so lame that the
White House tit Washington could lltll‘fl‘f‘l-
rd in than. poi-lino nud nil. It is sold that.
sheltered under its great roof. ’l'lm ntnl’n-
ss Unthcrino tho linen. and here a woman
rulieetor was able in obrnln sniuflles by
punsimsllmthom of tho attendants, who
brought the pieces to her hotel one at n
time for_si-vct1ildn_v» uftorwurd amide»
rounded only moduruto prleos-nnot more
than solilu plutcs would be worth at a shop
without considering the who: of assoc-hr
llllll.
‘lm impminl ohluo is all of Russian
iuuuul‘m'lure uml (lows not could in quoti-
Gerrnuuyur l-‘ruuec. It is plnluuuilmorvo,
and tin- deconutous urn not wry .‘tl‘llrllti,
Sweet
Caporal
‘ Little
Cigars
although there is in the winter poloco n
World llillmils inblo service of solid «diver
lmnquet of {HM voter-u it dnlesliurl. in
tho llmoof tho l'l'llll)‘ Emperor l’oni, Who
Won tho Still of (.‘utht-rluo flu! tirent.
The plates used by oil the (-1.1qu urn
iurgz-rtbou tho ordlnury size. 'l'bwe ot'
tionul dulpusof blucnnd gold nud hum
tho imperiul (rest in the center. Nlc'lu-lm.
enormous pinion nud eupsund mun-rs of
tho miutuomwt rbluu, heavy and course.
which were also iiworuted with blue, uud
in tho center borohls lultlul. with u eruuu
uml trots. The chitin of .\ll'Xflil1lt-i' ll.
who was itssuslnulvd by tho llllllllsln’. Wow
it littlo hotter in quuliiy. but of ~llitiltll’
designs, only it born tho iultlul A and on
comic wlth uutsprond wings. 'l‘hnt of his
ain't-emu is of the some pattern and bears
the route lultlol, with tho dlntilu-tivo ill
under the A to ludirnto that it buildup-d
to the third mouorch of that home.
I: is sold tltut tho prlvuti-cliluu in the
smaller pnlmos is very different and of
much bcftwr quality. It was imported by
the emprczs from England. but stronger-s
urn not- nllowcd to visit them. audit is im-
ptmibto m otuoiu o aumple. -:5on Francis-
LINCOLN AS A LOVER.
How He in... no. Mary 'rmla Made rp
Their Little Tiff.
A writer in the Chicago 'l'lmcs-llcruld
for cts.
l SOLD BY ALL DBALERS.‘
.xnmlner In
. Patent 01!“.
$470 to l 883.
1‘.
ti‘
filth-cs. 42‘s. Main Stu-eh,
BIIIMEEI’OBE.
"102C“
The follov'rin'g extract speaks
for itself:
(From the Baker's Record. London, No-
vember l. infirm
“WASHBURN’S SUPERLATIVE.
sow: i‘, t‘. lirown of Hprtngtiuid tells that
following story. which be bus l'lI'l'yl'UllS-tll
to hollow li absolutely ll'l.t'Z “Sumo limo
in the outuutti of hi“. :tt‘wr Lincoln oud
.\l:tt~y ’l‘vulil bud lli‘tlll ”lo-oping company"
and :llll'l‘ it wus uiolorstood they “'t‘l‘i‘ p”.
gum d, some trotthlu uroso between tin-m.
and tiny lit‘f'ulllt' minnow-d. l-Iin-h was
nttxiou-i for o reconciliation. yet lll‘lillul
would make the iiililul mlmneo.
“John J. lint-din of .luritsnuvlilu mode
it putty. uiul .‘l number of Springfield pm-
plo tvoro invited. Among llli‘lil was )lury
'i‘ndd. Lincoln did not accompany them.
After dinni-ruil tho young llll‘ll brought
around .wuldlo horses und tool; the young
Women for u S'lllnp to tho pint-us of inter-
i-st in tho \‘lt'lliliy. Ho skillfully did Mr.
iioriliu nod his with manipulate lill'. snort
llllll tbu \vhulu put-Ly luui arranged itself
into couples mouumi :uul prnpnri-d to ride.
iii-turn it was. discuvvrurl that Bliss Todd
bud no csmrt. Dot-ply chagrluvd. but in
pf-rf-u-t control, sho disclaimfd huvlug’ hnd
[my lllll'llll‘lll of going with them. and,
rallying her woman‘s t wt. spoedod them
rmylr.
“'l'bun she not down on the. porch in in.
very pleasant lnmul. ntnl llordlu and lil-
wlfo Wt'rv let't illnlli'. While she sat. thorn
Lincoln arrived. entirely without it suspi‘
rim of his entitling so for m .‘lll‘: was t'ult
u-rnx d. And it Muslin-ri- their dilly-renew-
iwrc urmugwtl, .‘lllfl when tlmpuriy roturu
tll flu-y thought they understood why
Mary Todd llilll rt-fuml to go riding with
llit'iit.
"lit the following November Abraham
Lincoln :uul Mary Todd vven‘ married.”
Structure of Victor Plants.
\‘v'o (-nuunt conceive of :1 higher nuimni
without vnius :uul lymph \‘t'k’srlfi. But it.
won-r plums We not seldom miss tho loin;
und brood ducts of which thmusoulnr sys
tem 4f lutulplunta~ l< l’\)ll>lllllll‘il. At all
‘ «with the rem-l" do notporfot'm so im
pnrtuut u port in tho vow-tohlo kingdom
us tho f'll‘l'lllflllllll of tho lilo juices in the
Their principul service.
istnrurry wutor from tho rrutii to tilt
loaves“ From this we con understood how
organs mascot llil to tho mo of loud plnutn
mu be dispensed with in woter plums.
They do not need it special conducting of
warm: lit-votive they are surrounded by
that rioment on every title.
’i‘lio most marked instance of the ob
scorn of internal organs is met in on nigh
which forms green fields in the tlcc‘pei
put‘an the )lmliicrrnm-un son. It bow
slender. branching. horizoittully trot-ping
elf'llli which develop ubmc in fhowntci
into luuvrsund below in the sand Into fine
thread roots. But the whole plunt. often
iuuny feet in length, cou~i~ts only Juf sin-
gle gigantic cells. A tough skin lnoloso:
ll’ti Juices. which flow in it continuum
sin-um through tho bli‘lll.‘ leaves. {Hill routr
of the curious growth. hero inking or
through the skin utulossizuiiul’lng mineral
substances. tlusro producing and trans-
i‘ormiiuzorponio matter. and at the some
tinmodvam‘ing thr- growth and increase
of the whole—Ill. liusgnu in Popular
Science Mont bly.
A Half Dozen Epltuphs.
(in a retired son captain in the cemetery“
Through Borens' blast
And Neptune's wave
lnm-hor lu-ro at last.
Another:
“If you wont to know what kind of c '
man I was, wait till the dnyof retribu-
tion, and you shull be satisfied."
()1) n busier: .
Hr heft his hose. his Hannah and his love
To sing litmuinabn in tho inndubove.
Another:
“Died by 3 stroke of casualty."
Ono on on hand couple:
“ itoir war-fore is ended."
And still another: ,
, Hurt- lies the body of Samuel Proctor.
Who lived and died without it doctor-
'-~Sboo and Lenthor Reporter.
the CREAM of American Patents
was the ONLY American Flour
'used by Mr. T. E. Turner, who
ggained the Champion Gold Med-
fal at the late Baker’s Exhibition
ifcr the BEST BREAD. See Balt-
er's Record, October It, l895.
Can be obtained of all respect-
able Factors and Millers."
This shows. that Wasliburu's
Sttperlutivc is gaining world wide
fame.
'8: GoodWin.
Hartford. Conn.
700 Main Street.
Mill Apt-tits for (‘t'ium-cticuf.
CANDY
the finest in the citv. choice of
16 kinds at 2 lbs. for 25¢.
Oranges, liuts.
Raisins. Currants. Jams.
White Grapes. Celery.
AND
:Elflllllllg
latituttiuttsttttir’s
. 72 North Main Street. W
lilllOEO, '
monitor-:5
irififllfifilaldfi 8
The Largest Sailing Ship.
The largest suiting ship now navigating
the Wiltt'l'a of this planet. is La France. a
vessel of tho Frl'll'fll nu-rehunt marine,
which was oomph :r d in lllil'fipl'lng of 1890.
Its dimensions are 300 feet by 48 feet 9
inches. its carrying capacity is about
6,150 tons and its depth .‘MJlll. 30 foot. Its
sails are sold to have on arm of exactly
46,000 sqmire feet. The vessel is used
principally in the trade botwcoii Franco
and South America—St. Louis Republic.
SOUTH HOHWllli Sll'lllliS BlllK
51 Woebimrton strict.
Open daiiyrrou. u miss. m..nml from tic
ip m.. and on M "ldflj" awnl‘hge from 7 to 8
rlnferoal allowed on deposit;
thunk siiLt'ANs. Proof.
JOHN ETERRIS. “when
l JOHN B. KSAPP. Bee. and Tress.
Robefiifler
lil' Xmas."
Norwalk Chronicler