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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 28, 1896 · page 2

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,, no Y1. J“ $3.li; Id.
1m choked toduth by s
h homo on Central avenue,
ll. She was found by her
discovered that all the doors
W Thinking his wife might be
' h inquired of the neighbors
“that they had not seen her.
turned to his house and going
window heard the screams of
1 1 boy from within.

the window and climbed in-
~ his wife lying dead in the
w t outside the sit as room
,,liltle boy was also good to be
M uevere cut tantalum face.
A what had caused the trou-
. that anoid man wearing a
hill and n needy gray moment had
thehoule and demanded money.
this was refused, be seized Mn.
' .lld choked her intd submission.
f? cinch the boy with a heavy cane
,he carried and proceeded to take
Nimble things he could find in a
“will! through tho house. Some of the
~- articles are a indios‘ double case

11 felt and several gold rings.
Mlies' examination disclosed

- solidi
Julian-II

1 cdeecription of the murderer which
child's: ableto furnish the police has
it poulblo to settle suspicion on a
who has been hanging around the

was responsible for her

‘ Tibet-hood for some time past, and the.

'c 're police force has been pressed into
service to run him down.

THE SLACK CHILDREN.

Mb" Legal Proceedings In New Jersey
Regarding Their Custody.

,m'rOx, Jon. 2.8 —.lerard Buckley,
Emilie! 01 Mrs. Mary Kimball Slack of
,Wn‘hinglon appeared before the Mercer
cou’n'ty grand jury and made complaint

inst Colonel and Mrs. Perrine, who are

”king to establish a legal right to the

My of Mrs. Slack' 11 two children 11n-

der the will of their father, Major Slack.

In, billions corpus proceedings before Vice

Chancellor Bird a few weeks ago the For-

rlncs failed to obey an order to produce the

“children in court, having gone to W ash-

'2!!! uwit-h them. They wore then ad

led in contempt of court, and it is an-

that the present complaint has
- flit-its object the securing of their indict-
' meat for criminal conspiracy or criminal
contempt in connection with their leaving
the jurisdiction of the \ew Jersey court
with the children.

The Perl-lacs are at present in Wash
oing‘ton, and the children are in their
charge. They are seeking through the
courts there to retain possession of the
children under the will of Major Slack.

 

 

 

 

Poisoned Herself and ller Boys.
BROOKLYN, Jan. ' .28. —Mrs. Ida Work,
nwomnn of 40, living at 4137 North street,
gave paris green to her two boys, Otto and
William, aged 811111! 10 respectively, and
than swallowed some of the poison her-
ngf. All three were taken to Ft. (" ather-
inc: hospital The mothcrdicd shortly
after her arrival, and the two children are
Itill in a critical condition. Before she
"~" became unconscious the mother said she
had taken the step because of trouble with
her husband.

All (Inlet at Caracas.
Knox, Jan. 28. ——A letter from Carn-
cos which The Times will publish today
testifies to the moderation thorn during

the excitement of President Cleveland's

message, there being not a singloact of
,violencc toward British property or Brit-
ish subjects. “Tho Vcnnozuclnns treated
individual Englishmen courteously, ” The
Times' letter states, “and thcir orderly
conduct is worthy of all praise." .

Marcus Duly Denies 1t.

. BUTTE, Mon. , Jun. 28. —-Murcus Daly
denies the story that he. had determined to

organize 11 Montana racing circuit to last .

from spring to fall, with $300, 0011' 1n pmscs
and stakes. Iic said that he had no time
to devote .to racing. The Montana associ—
ation, which he has for years supported

- out 'of his own bank account, has gone out
of business. ‘

As Usual, No One to Blame.
81'. Lows, Jan. iii—After tho submis»
sion of considerable expert testimony at
‘ the inquest into the onusoof the death oi
Firemen Ithody and Stanton Korcly a
verdict was reached by tho coroner's jury,
finding that no one 1111s to blame for the
collapse of the Aloe building, which was
partially destroyed by fire last week.

Free Gold In Utah.

SALT LAKE CITY, Jun. 28. —Thc discov-
,cry of free gold' 1n some of the ore recently
taken from the Mercer mine in the Floyd

district has created considerable excite- ,

mont in mining circles, as it is said to be
the first free gold that has been found in
that section.

 

. The Yule-Brown Tabl'et.
‘ Pnovmnxcs, Jan. 28.——Tho bronze tab-
let commemorating the Yale-Brown game
of last Novmnbcr, presented by S. B. Stid-
hum, class of '.‘.)i has arrived and will be
placed in the gymnasium.

“Browu,6; Yalt1.b No1'.ii,1895.”

 

_ Laskcr the Chessmaster.
' .S'r. Pursnsnvno, Jan. 28.—The chess-
‘ musters’ tournamenthas endod.La>1ker
tmk the first, Sicinitz the second. Pills-
bury the third and 'l‘schigorin the fourth
prize. I1:

CONPENSED TELEG RAMS

Ex- President liaviar of Switzerland is
dead.

James Edwin Campbell of Chicago. dia-
loot poet and story writer, died in Pom-
sr‘oy. 0.

Hiram W. Brundage, president of the
village ofI'Bath,1\'.Y.died suddenly of
neuralgia of the heart at his home, aged 5:3.

John F. Wonson & Co. of Gloucester.
Mann, formally announced that they have
._glv,cn npas lost their schooner John W.
Bray and a crew of 14 men.

The Southern Pacific. San Jose express
rim into a wa=hout one mile north of
South San Francisco, killing the engineer
and injuring several passengers.

The Hotel Broadvvay, the largest hostelry

 

in‘ Nanticokc, Pa., was destroyed by fire. 1

The inmates barely escaped with their
lives, not being able to save their clothing

A terrible explosion took place in a col-
liery at Tylorstown, ncnr Cardiff, Wale-s.
Sorority-four minors Wore below the sur-
face when the explosion occurred, nearly
.111 of whom were killed.

-. At Swollen, Ala, Frank Jones. superin-
tender“; of the “11 once Coal company" 1'.
mines. shot and totally wounded his wife,
a beautiful young woman 20 years of age.
lie defies our one to arrest him.

.nnd that the shock as .

It is inscribed, 1

Morin in 'Dr. Ismael Pltelm’l
prescription for Infantl and Chil-
It contains neither Opium.

I nor other Narcotic sub-
stance. It issharmiesuubstitute for

Moria. Drops Soothing 8mm
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. Its

guarantee is thirty years' use by
millions of Mothers. Cutoria is the
Children’s Panacea—the Hothor’s
Friend. 7 . \l
CASTORIA

For Inmate and Children.

Donotbcitnpucdupen, bulimia-pan
having Calorie. and Ice that the {acclaim

signature of

is on the

mm» M: ’
Weshslipro- "

trot ourselves and the public at all hazards.
Tin Carmen. Coupon, 77 Murray at. NY.

 

 

“more lyr

~ I have Some Reasonable

BARGAINS

Canned
Goods..
Dned

Font! .

Hamburg Pcus, iic ; six cans Clio—rog-
ulnr 151' goods.

Paris Succutush, I ic ; regular '2 for ‘.’-'ic

(h1liforninS11gnr Poms "molt in your
mouth." '.’ilc; regular 25.- goals.

Try 111111 (-1111 and see what fine pens
are.

3 011114 Pumpkin, 13.11'
, Finest E1:1p11rut1'1l:-\pplos.11c;‘i lbs
‘301.
' Finest. Sun Dried Fine (‘11t1tpplcs,flc;
3 lbs. 251:

Finest- Dried Peaches. l’ino Cut, 121: lb.

Prunes. largo. ii'ic lb.

Silver Plums, 2 lbs 250.

Fine Figs, 101‘- lb.

Any use for Molasses Sugar? 3c. lb.

12 Boxes Matches in bundle, 12c.

COMIC IX !

Lorenzo Dibble!

PATENT
MEDICINES.

EAST AND PLEASANT TO TAKE!

 

 

At 0111' Prices; In Fact

Hard Not To Takel!

 

, Loxatonik, $1. 00
1 Hood's Stu'saparilln, (‘11)
Ayer's Sarsuparilla, 67
Dana’s Sursupnrilla, 67
Cuticum Resolvcnt, 70
Scott s Emulsion, . ‘ 60
Green‘ 11 Nervura, ' 70
‘ Stillson' 5 Specific for Malaria, - 75
Paine‘ s Celery Compound, 65
Brandmth‘s Pills, 12
Alcock's Plusters, 10
Benson's Capsic Plusters, 1‘2
Castorin, ' 2:
Carter‘s Pills, 12

I Atwood‘s Bitters,18
Radnm s Microbe Killer, qts. '75
Barium s Microbe Klilt r, _gall<1n' Jill'S, ‘2. 50
Yankee Lung Soother, ‘ 25

Geo. C. Stillson’ s

DRUG STORE.

82 Washington St., 50. Norwalk.

 

 

You 0011'! Halve To Swear Off.

says the St. Louis Journal of Agriculture
1.. 1... c.1itorial"11bont Nu-To-Bac, the
famous tobacco habit cure. 1 "We know
of many cases cured by N1'1-T1'1-Bnc.
One, a prominent St. Louis architect.
smoked and chewed for twenty years:
1two boxes cured him so that own the
smell of tobacc'o makes him sick." No-
To-Bac sold and guaranteed by R. H.
Pluistml, No cure no pay. Book fret».
IStcrling Remedy Co, New York or
Chicago.

h

J. W. Picrcc, Republic, 111.. says : _“I
have used Onc- Minutc Cough Caro in my
familyanrl for myself. with results.so
en‘ircly satisfactory tha'ztl can hardly
find 111111111, to express myself 11:1 to its
merit. Itviil never fail to recommend
it to others, on every occasion that pre-

sentsitnelf.”

 

 

 

. \V' t's Little Early Rim-1's.
[filo pills.

 

for Children Are yearlegofind I on
mounmmmommn
weatherman! alwaynvith the best
results. My baby was deathly sick with
cholera infantmn. and Dr. Hand's Diur-
rhtea Mixture onmd it almost innard-
‘lainly. Dr. Hand's Colic. Care is also
excellent.-Mrs. N. A. Danie .” Dr.
Hand‘s Colic Care and Dr. Band's Dian
rhino Mixture are sold by all druggists,
250. ’’’’’

It not only is so, it must be no, (inc
Minute Cough Cnrc acts quickly, and
that's what makes it go.

 

mutt}... is harmless.

 

Allighlivor with a torpid liver will
not be a long liver. Correct the liver
:With Do Witt'n Little Early Risers, little
pills that care dyspepsia and constipation

 

Read Ayor's Almanac. which your;
druggist will gladly hand you, and no a:
the wonderful cares of 1'.l1c111natism 0.1- I
tarrh,wr.1fula, dyspoxnia. com-mu. do-
bility. humors and 111'. n- s. by the use of i
Aycr's Snrsnparilla, the only Surnapa-f
rilla admitted at the World's Fair.

Cure For Headache.

As a remedv for all forms of 11011111111111
Electric Bitters has proved to be the:
1eryhest. It affects apt-11111111111! cure:
and the most dreaded habitual sick
headaches yield to its influence. “'1"
urge 111111110 arc alllicted to procured
bottle, and give the 11-111e1ly'u fair trial
In cascsof habitual constipation Electric
Bitters cum-1 by givingnccdcd ton.- to,
the bowels, and few vista-1111111.; resist tho7
use of this meiicino. Try it once. Fif.
ty cents and $.00 at Stillmu's 11111!
“food's drug shims.

Quick in i'lToct, lif‘iliii 1.11.1 l1'1'11cs no
scar. Bin-ping, :1 111,1 skin eruptions?
quicklycurod by De Witt's Witch Hazel =
Salvo. Applied to burns,
some, it is magical in effect.
curt-s piles.

scallls. old "
Alw. '1ys

The Discovery Saved His Life. 1,

Mr. (i. Culllom'tto. drngglsr. Beavers- '
ville, 111.. says: "To Dr. King's New ‘
Discovery Iowo my life. Was tukcn‘
with L11 Urippc and tried all the hysi- '
clans for miles about, but of nfiwuil.’
and was givcn 11p 1111.1 told lconld not
live. Having Dr. King's New Discovery
in my stun» I sent for :1 bottle and hogan .
l its use and from the" first dose began i"!
! not boiler, and after using tlu'm- linillo"
was up and 11b. int again. It is worth its ‘
might in gold. We don't keep house
or store without it." (let a free trial E
at Stillmn's 11nd Wood's drug stores.

-—.-\ccton cures headache.

 

How's This!

We ochrono hundred dollars (111ml
for any cow of (‘:uzu'rh that cannot
bccured by llall‘s (Tatan'h (fore. ' g

F. J. CHENEY & (30., Toledo, 0. '

We, the undersigned, have known 11‘.
J. Clnrncy 111. the last 1.’» ycz‘up, 11.111! bo-
liovc perfectly honorablc in all. business
tmnsnlzfii‘ins 11nd finnncinllyablc tt'wurrj:
out any obligations 111111113 by their firm.
“fl-ESE .t' TRL‘AX, Wholesale ilmguists,

Tolodo, f).
WALanil, K1.v3..1:.' .11 Minus. Whole-
salt1 Dmggisrs, Talc-m1, t).

Hall’s (3111111111 (fare is. taken internulv 1
1y. acting diroctly on the blood and
111ncons surface of thc sysmn. Tcsti-i
maul-.115 141-11! froo. Prim- 7-31,- pc': bottle.
Sold by all dmggist<.

i

0111" Lillnuto Cough ('1m- touches tho
right spot. It also touches it 111 1111'
right ti111o if y. 111 rako it when you 11:111-
Encough 01' cold. Son the point? Thou:
don't cough. M

—Acctou will break 11p a cold.

 

"Giw m:- 11 liver 1111:1111 11.111 and i can .
regulate thcvvnrld.‘ ' .'-':1id11;:1'11i11~' Tho:
drupgisf handed him 11 bottle of flu
tln' famous

—Accto11('11rt‘s the grip.

,.
D011 tinvitc (lisappointnn ni bv 1xpv ri 1
mouting Dept in! upon 011.» Minn 11
31111311 Care 11111! you 11:110'11111111-1li211 1'1 -;
lief. It cutest-mop. T111 oulv l1111':'.1l-. 'ss
remedy that prmluctsinunodiatt r1 suits.

i

—Accto11 will [11011 nt pneumonia

 

Bucklin's Arnica Salve.

The best solve in tho wgld for cuts,
bruises, son's, ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores, tottcr,1111;11'11101ll1lurls c!1ilbl:1i11s.i
cows, and all skin eruptions, and posi !
tivclycurcs p11( ‘2, or no porn required. l
It is gnmnutocd to "iv-1 perfcc t s; 1tisf1ic- i
tton or mouov refunded. Price .3 cents!
per box. Form-Joby (r. C. Stillsou 11nd]
E. 1’. Weed ' l
Soothing. healing. cleansing. Dc Witt 'n' l
Witch Hazel Salvo is the enemy to sures.

 

 

wounds and piles. which it 11111111 f'1ilsm '
cure. Stops itching 1111'! burnin". ( 1111 s,
chapped lips and cold-mum; 1".1 tumult
three hours. " ,i‘ i

Don't- worry. Duff/run in debt.
Don’t trifle with your health. Don‘t
try experiments with medicines. Don't

waste time and money on \1'111'tl111-.>L-1
compoum 5.0.1111 lx- mnnmdcdt. 1 1' alu-
n substitute for Ayet" a Snrsap:1rllla.lt
is thebest of blood purlfilars.

 

 

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: norn, Linca, .\'cuva llolluudu and Kiiivas

I pnniml by .\l:111111'l Such-'.', anothvr insur
i went leader, who is seriously
. ’l‘l1cy 11111111111 ti1-1'1r way in tho provinci- 11! ,

; has tnkcn Suarez 11.11pl11cn1..f-.:1f1-ty.

,i is still wry sick.
l follower: tn the very limits of Sigunnca, ,
1 Minor!) CiC‘DfIiPR-H

incco

'pointcd n commiwnn to wait upon ”11"
, 11'1111'11111'4111111tui'cqnn't l1i111 lncontinnc in

f lininlw. l

-, 1111111'1' pain of doath tho (Ivlivu'ry of any

l the ruin-ls stoppvd him, and lmngud him

[ \1I111 is thumuuhly infnz' 11111! rcgnrdz 11;. . ”11

'111111 equipped with gun-1 will in» 1111.-‘.1..111

‘ supplied with 11111-' hvtts.
E1l1'p111'111m of this \.-~'~'.-l from ,\'1~\v York

 

living It About His Own Way
in Finer del Rio.

 

MANY 101] m INWBGBNT mum

 

(‘ltirrne Flee Before Maeeo'l Forces and
link Refuge III l’llot Bolts — urge
stores of Alamo-Ition Are Clplul‘ed by
the Patrick.

Havana, Jan. 28. —- Communication
with Pinardol Rio in still much interrupt 1
cd. but reports received by courier show "
that the insurgents there, under Antonic‘ ,
Macro. an? displaying great activity and
11m doing lunch damage, despite the re 5
ports disseminated here that ho was being
elosoly pressed by the Spanish troops and,
was anxious to escape into Havana as best ,1
he could.

It is admitted that some 2,000 residents 1
of Pinardel lilo province have joined the!
forces of the insurgcnto.

Judpc Pedro ltodrigurl of Mono, ills-l
triot of San Cristobal. who was detained:
on account of his political opinions and
who was afterward imprisoned for conspir-
ucv against the government, has commit“

toll sulcldo.

Pablo ()llva effected a junction at Punting
do in Sierra, Plnar dol lilo, with about 304! ,
other insurgents, and afterward succeeded
in capturing tho private guards on the
plantation of Murluli.

'l‘ho voluntccr troops at Face It cal and
finance report that large numbers of in:
suracuts have been passingthosc points in,
the direction of the city of I’lllili‘ dc! liio, ‘,
and that they have. formed a junction with
M11111.» 11'l1osc following numbered about

4.01111
At Mantmi tho insurgents Imrnod from

 

: confidential soon on of the whereabouts of

largo stores of 111111nunitiou, which were,

1' all captured.

At. runtn lsahel which is on tho wmt-
cm must of Cuba and at Santa Marta ti1r1
stun 11 11'.-r11 plundered

'l‘lmst-whu 11. re "1111ng iwfnrctbcml-é

. 1'11111'1' of the insurgents can go no further '.

11'o>to|1l11111l, and at. Arroyns do Maximal
they have inmrdml tho pilot bouts flun-

 

for refuge.
Macro In Pinur del lilo.
Macon l1. '1.: n1111'st'tilil‘11tltiio province of

 

and it rcnmins to he soon whether tlu
claim of Ilw1111thoritios can In! madc good .
—tl1ci1'a>.~.-1'tiun that ho will not l1.1nlln1v-‘
ed to rctnrn to tho eastward or to rt'juil) ,
his forces with those of (iomcz. 1
A numerous hand of insurgents says a '
dispatch from .‘lntaums. 1'1-1'1111tlycnicri'd '

i
' l‘ inur do! ltio as far west as tho scnconst ‘
1
i

Saivnnilla 11ml plundcrcd and burned tho i-

1iil.1;zo, including the house of the local
li‘lt'si.

At Quintana railroad station.nc:1r (‘11-
lon, a band of 111mm- 11t~ 11.1-1 dispersed
after flu-y hzul dcsirnyi'll tu'o swift-hos. sov-

‘ 1-1'11! culvertsand a portion of tl1ctclvu1'nph

iil’lt'.

Scrufin 51111141112,th Imnrnvnt it'litln'r. ,
has passml through the district of 51mm
Spiriius. proviin'o of 51111111 f‘lnrn, au't'om .

wounded.

l’ncrlu Principe 511111101, hum-1111'. i111!
fonds to return in 5.111111 ('lnrn win-11in);

Quintin li:1111l1-r:1.tl11- i11.11r;_'1~t1t (‘lllt'f.
lI.-h:1-.' 111111'111l11'ifl1i1is'

.1111l Trinidad, pruv- 1
of Santa Clara.

A >[illlll5ll gunbmi on the river Ynynlm '
has fir: 1! upon .1111! di '11'r~'1'1l thv i11~11rg1~11t ‘
l .1111! connmmdul by \'1'r1111n

The president of 1l111(‘.11151-1U111tiv11s,tho
\lurquos Apeztiz-m1iu.i111s rosignvd 1111.11-
count of tho prc>s11r1~ «11' his busim'ss. ’l‘ln-
contra! committco of tho party has up

his position.
A p i-\l‘ll;zf3l' train running from H1111
1111 iv to Ilnvnnn l1:1.~'l1111'll i111r1111l 111'11'.
$1111 111111111.» Baum l1_ 11 l1'1111l11f innucz' 5

Two 111111“ lioyrntted. ,
Ili-fiiirtimn‘, Cuba. Jun. '.'a‘.—-'l‘l1o towns
of Colorado 11111! Zulnmai I1z11'1'boun boymt
1111! by tho rclu'ls. Impl'rntivo onlvrs I1:1v1- ‘
lll't'll issued tot.l1111'.~!1-ichiefs,prohibitingV

law-1' or \1'111-t11l1h-s.

(in the Mandi-cs 1111111. near the entrance
to tin1 town 11f ("11!111'111l11, tln' lnnly of :1
111:11111':1.~' found Sihln'lliitili i'rumn 1111'. Ho
Inul lawn dolivu'rinu 1111-11t In tho 11111'11,.'1111I

1151111 cvldcncc uf tIn'lr l':11'1111.~'111.~~'~',
’l‘ ho to 111! 1min- r>. and 1!1i> hanging have
prniliict‘d :1 panic.

“' arsllips lr'or,('ubn.

P1111,11111:1,1'"111.t, Jan. '28 ”1111.1 (1! tin-
landing (Inluin fiyiliimlllilt‘l‘n‘ ln'rc—n 1111111

111111'11111-11ts11f this .onmry 1.11.1.1 1h. 1.- '.'
ointion i11(‘11i1:1——i.< authority fu1tiv11~1:11.~-
111011t that 11 vessel with 111ilit.'11,\ 111.151.:

:11 Now York i1111111-11ii11t1iy Though pro
pom! for the West lndia tr11dc',.~'l11- 111i! he
~11ill1' icntly 1111i! armed To protut in recli
i11c11~a~11fp111>1uit by .1‘1p.111HI11v.'11'11~.-..l

lit-1' uunncrs 1m» 1.. i111 .\111111'i1-1111-'. wllilt'
(In! inns will constitute tho l1. 111'.li111r p. 1r
tic.~, who 111i! 1:11 with lit‘l‘ 11111! who will in
l'nillm' lili! lili'

two 1.1i1111'.-1.it 1s s11lil.1vill i111 si111i!1:1'!,1
cquippul at this port and will sail WISH I
:1ftc1'111u'.<i 1

 

1

“oylor 11.1.5.1: [.1 .1... . p.i1n.
ilA\ 11.1.1, Jan. flat—[1 is n'purfi'v'l on- 3
oilii'inlly that (loin-ml Wu'yh'r's downturn !
for (‘ulm has licon imlt'linitolv postponed. I

; iii' sailed from Baru'hma for t'utllz. 11111! 3
,. 41).!)1111 persons \vlt11c~.~1'l l1i511z11i111'knt'11211.
f It \1'11s1-xpw'tl'1l that l11-1vn11I-l sail f..1'('11-

i1n from (' mill today 111' “'1ullic-11‘111xl111i I111
11 my in1 1!1'l.'1_1'111i. important lil"t‘llil!:S 111'
the ‘1 :misli liop11‘1lu'ans 1'.'«::' .- lit'ltl' all
tluullgh Spain vet-'11 ~‘1'1l11_\ to disc 11.15 tho
(‘ 11l11111 (1111411111 and tho dissn‘. 1111.131 of th- .
I'ortis purpmul In tin 111i11m't1'y Tho-11'
events, it is lnti1n11t1d,1111\ dotain Hon.
W cvlcr in F 111311. 1

 

Sympathy For "Illltlntl.

T111: \"1'o.\ Jan 71% 4i111hcio1vorhm11rh
pf tI1'1\o11.l('r~'ey l1~.v_!sla1 .111111 \lr l.o1v(r
li11tr1.tlm'cd a length) 1'1'-'o'111t'1111 extend: [in

l>‘v111patl1y to tho patriots of Cuba and r"

questing tony-J1 ii 1.1 support :1' 1y1111'n<.1r.1 1‘

11'1I1111lutctltogiverccognitinn1111111 incur-
g111ts.it1\11s r1~for.1d to tl1cc;11111111'~tt1con
iotlt'rnl rcluti0n=.
Recruits For l'nba.
W11.1.'1:s11.-'.1:1:1-t, 123.. Jan. Sit—Colonel
‘l.l.l\'11ck furnnr 111111n11u11h'r of the
Ninth toghnont, N (i. l‘.. is at the head
of 11 11101011111111. hiretoraisc r1~111itsfor
the Cuban army The colonel says he
Would like to have as many of his former
boys with him as he can secure.

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Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtainednnd all Pat-i
mt [rt-inns conducted for "canny; F339,
gene omcr I: Oven": 11 8. EATINTOII 1c:
111:1 sum ':rc pair-at in la n t'unc than
no. 1 1c fro. 11 \S ..15l1. .;t.1n.
Send n101i€i.tir.’st1.z.,z or photon wnh descrip-
fir-n. \lc advise, if put .cmau c or 111- -1, ire: of
1'. Huge. 0111' {tenet-i=1 1; till uncut isscrurcd,
‘ Psurnur "limvto U .1 do Pa: rnts,‘ 'with
cm of some 111 the 11.5. and foreign countries
(we. Address,

C.A.SNOW&OO.

 

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Pitcher’s Caetoria.

When fishy was sick, we gave her (mum...
“'1'-'11 she was a Child, shn criml for Cnsmria,
\i'lw'n aho lu-w'mno' Mi“, 111111 clung to (tutoria,
When slit: had Children, she. gave them Castori'i.

Children Cry for'

Pitcher’s Castoria.

Children Cry for

Pitcher’s Castorla.

 

GORHAM’S

Wall
Paper-

Store!

ID First Avenue,

East. Norwaik,

Connecticut.

 

 

. To Care all
kinds of Coughs or
Colds, either Bronchial
or Pulmonary, also Hoarsc-
and soreness use

ness

WIVLLIAMS’

NEW ENGLAND

Will.

Made from 11 recipe of one of the
most famous dmtors in New
Enclnnd. it contains no opium of

any form and there 5 no danger as
with some preparations of forming
thé Morphine Habit. Children like it,
as it cures them without upsetting
their stomachs.

~ ILLIIIMS & CARLETIIII CD.

1111 one or.
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RAIKIIO'AD.
Trains Leave Booth Norwalk as follows:
For New Vork.
ll. season 11111. 111.11 m. m. 1121. 911:1

if.1-111'1.111.a'111.111>1.
20.5 211, nun. M41. one. 1117,1111. 10'1“.

sunnns.
A. M. ammonia. 1'. M. 011.123.9211.
Loan New York for Cy. Norwolk.
t. M 1100,1100, .1111 1101191111 1011110011 11011

11 "1.1101. F M. 1111,1111. 1111.1. .101. 111'». 1:.111
5 a,sm.r.m,1mmu11:g1o111m.

suxnlrs.
A. M. 6111.730. l’..\l. 5111,1200.
Lo-vo South Norwaik
for New Haven.
.t.‘.\i. 1m.1211emn.7:11111111.11111no111101',

1111. that. not 1:1..111111 12.1.1117 5 2'1.
1127.110. 1111.911. 1115

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CHAIM. liltll.li.l7. 1'.
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DANBURV DIVIGION.
Leave 80. Norw-ik.
637.1011. i'..\l.1-12.4 111,512. 11 5:1.
sump/11's.
926. P. M. 125.
Leave Danbury.
no.1. 71111.;1117. 11 111. i'. M.
hl'slius.
1105. l’. M. not.

 

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YOU ARE INVITED

T11 \‘lnll lllt‘

Dress CuttingSchool

Tuesday. 'l‘hurstlay 01'
Saturday.

l't'nm 2111511111! 711111 1., 11;,

'22 South Main St., 50. Nerwaik '

 

1 .1. not 111.111.. 11.11
with a fence around it,
:aut will in thankful far a smai

i share of Public Pairs age in

B,utter Cheese ,Eggs
Lard, Pickles,

etc., at The NEW STORE,

li25 Washington St,
' B. A. VICKERS.

11!:‘1tf

INVEST

Your Savings

i ‘k

in
able Six Per Cent Secur-

ities and

INSURE

Your Life, House

agency of - 1

HeWard D. Smith,

Room 1, Masonic Building,

Norwalk.
lyeiin gré.m1ir11iv\1lur-\

villi)” lhil li'1'llllll'lll \l'lilll-

ACETO

luliripio and lloanlnchc
are guaraniomitniu . um!
i Y

If taken in limb lfv-ul MW \1111-
rolgin or lint-11111: 1ii~111

Aceton is the Remedy that
,, Cures.

Ann-inn.l)r..\l1:rI111ni's Act-ton, 1111- 1111' ,1111i—
1'.-Nil rum>n1n141ntinii-111 Hillll who l1:'.'..- 1:~.-.
1t. lion. N. 1.)..811t-1'rv111' .\'1~\'.' “1.11111 2.11»- 1111
111-1lluntiuilninm;l111f111. ..1‘ 1..-2.111.

_\i11ot1'1'r11'1o11.'of11|! I11 ..-., no muttvr
1'1'1111111l1.1t1-.1:1.~1 tin-,1 111.:1 . 1 1111-;511111'1111-
io'wl fol 111 1- lir-i ii ' 1.“ llll‘ "~11. f \1'ft1ii

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hula-111.011! \1 otun

.it‘oton f.1 11111 up in Iu-\.I-~H.1fi1w!v.~ 1.'-11'1In1s
111.1141.11'bi1'l1111-1s1!.Ifu1":11!!1l1"_:11 «on ~
1 in 111..- Engiand .

The heated Medical
Company. .

11.1111 . 1'./SN.

 
 
 
 

.irofho pr.'.-1riov,.»1~'..fibi~ .1 ulnloiful 1"c1'11l1.
inli'lliiin thlillxl iw . '“liilltast -.'.I ll 1'11.11|11l!i'. i1'.

liun-.
lli)!’ lliii' ii 'i ii.\' I‘

ABET-ON KILLS PAIN.

For Sale by ll. H.1’iaistcd.

 

 

i .Eiiliiltiii lffllti.
The Appeal For a Diplomatic
Agent Reaches Oiney.

 

A LBGATION MAY BE ESTABLISHED.

Capo (1010an Governor Cables That the
Transvaal Prisoners Are Well Treated.
Report of Charles P. do Garruo'n Death
Doubted by Ills Brother In Kentucky.

Loxpox. Jan. 28.—-All the Anmrlcans
arrested in the Transvaal for treason have

 

ll' .1,.

1 opening 11f Olympia.

Rcli: '

i.) l' ‘

Furniture through the‘

ACETONi

been well treated, Sir iicrcuh-s itoblnsnn
1 cables from Cape Tow a. John Hays llam-
,1111111d of California, consulting engineer
of the Consolidated uud ( barn-rod compu-
l pin-1, is the only one now in prison, the
others having been released on ball.

This message collie in reply to a dis-
pntch sent last Friday by Colonial hot-rm
tury Chamberlain on rcccivlng from Mr.
E Oincy, the United States secretary of state.
1 a further inquiry regarding the safety of
. the A morican prisoners at. Pretoria.

! An Appeal to Secretary Olncy.

| WAsillNG'l‘OS, Jan. 211. —L~chretary Olney
I has roccivc'd by cable the appeal from tho
- Americans resident at Johannesburg for n

,dlplomatlc representative of the United

States to look after their interests. There
is no sunmmtiou‘hat this govcrnmcnt lu-
tcrvcuc to memo from the 'l'1."111s1nal gov-
ornna'ut fair in -at~n1cnt politil ally for real-
dcnt lnuricnns.
l The! nitcd Mates have only one diplo-
! matic rcpI'cscntntlvo in all Africa. William
'. li. llcnrd. tlu- Annwicun minister resident
. 11nd consul general in Liberia. Dipluumtlo
business with that continent is done
‘ tln'ough the medium of rcprehcututivcs in
European countries which have African
- colonies. it is only within the past two
, yours that. tho i’nitcd Stan's 111111111111! oven
11 consular officer 111 Jol1m111csb11rg, and he
is nothing more than 1111 agent accounta-
ble to tho l'11‘1t1-1i Stan-s consul at Cape
Colony. )lr. Knight.
The president might- send a commission-
er in tho 'l'rnnsvaai for a special occasion,
‘ but if it is desired to "mintnin 11 perma-
' ticiiftllplnmatit' rcprcs1-11tativctl1crc,which
rmcnt cvonts lll(il( 11111 would be prudent,
I this can be done only by authority of con-
2 gross, 11inch must 11111k11tl111 appropriation
, for tho innintcnancc of 11 inflation It is
1 probablo that- 11 rut-1uninondntlon that this
1 be don.- 1vili be made shortly.

The appoinnnont of a ministcrwthe
Transvaal Would not, it is said, signify
. that tin- l'nitvd States government is dis-
’ posed to commit itself ton policy of inter-
fering in the internal affairs of the Trans-
vaal, as is tlt'Sll'tltl. by tho A1111'1'ic1111 11nd
otin'r forclgn l'l'Sltil'lilS in the country.
'i‘ln' functions of a minister would be lim-
1 itcd to saving that our citizcns are secure
in the enjoyment of life and property and
' are not discriminated against.

1
l Formerly Lived in Kentucky.

('11x111xx111'1..i1111.'23.—t‘«11mtCharles P. _

Illc Hurnm, reported killed in [111- Trans-
1'11-11! mid. used to livn1 in Covinumn, Ky.
. ills brtilllt'l‘. 5. U. 110 Hill'lliu, it'lltrl‘ of fill)
,.\'.1rtl11'r11 l111nk,ir1 t‘ovlngtun, docs not
believi- I111 was killed. lie received :1 lottcr
, from him (Entcd Doc. 8 :1t lll'lngmi Bay,
11111101111111: innv that ho was about to sail for

l

l

i

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1 1H gypt to spend the winiu‘ in t‘ aim.
1 _. _ ._
i,

Rumored Engagriucnt of,» vcito Guilln-rt.
NEW “11:11, Jan. Ssh—It. is r11111or1-d
nmongthctheatrical folkoi' this. town that:
' Milo. th'tto (inlllu't't. the Paris conccrt
1 ball sinner, who has b.1111 coining moncy
, at. tin: Ul_v111pi11, 11'!!! 11111111 tin: No of hm:
dcpariuro for Paris :11111o11111'c l1c1' 1-11g11gc-
1110111 to marry Teddy Marks, lwr l111si111-ss
111111111911: 'Sho l111-<~'11ill 1111111yti1111's she
should novcr 111211'1'y, but it basin-1'11 known
for :1 long while [but Mr. Marks 51.1111! high
'111 bur gran-cs. llc 111111. her in Paris in 1891,
111111 they bot-111110 11'.-11'111 friends. It was he
i, 1v!1.1ovcr.'.'111111 l11»1' prcjudit'v against cum-
inp; to this 1'111111t1'y1111d 111111!“ her Oscar
1 H11111111c1'stei11's prize attraction at the
Mile. (iuilbm't will
’i‘vddy Marks
; will 5111'! with Yvotiu 11111! will establish a
i fan'lgn :lth‘il(‘}". with Uillt‘l‘S in tho princi-
, pal Europeanconfers, 11nd\villplnmuinwr-
I i1'1111 spwiultivs Home, 113 well as foreign
novelties in this country.

, sail for l".11r1 1p.- tomorrow:

Poutmnitcrs Appointml. ,
W.t.~'111.\'1r.'11.\'. Jan. 728.—'l‘l1o following
.f11111'1i1 class postmastcrs have been ap-

pointed:

New Jcrscy—chfivld, Mrs. L. E.
llann. '

Now York—Knightsvillo, 11125. C. Ille-

Cruckcn.
I’cnnsylvaniar—Spring Grove,
Killian.

Dillon

 

Prominent Educator Dying.

GRINNHL. 111.. Jun. ‘28.——l11x-Prcsi,dont
(worgv I". 311151111111 of, Town college is very
'lll at 1.11.1.0...“ in this city 11111! is expected
to live but 11 short, time. He was the first.
pvt-sldcnt of Iowa college 111111 served :20
yt~111'<. “1' is 11 member of the American
board and is well known in 1'.-11.310115 and
college circles cast and west.

Jersey Legislature on lhlnyon's Death.
T111-:_\'1'o_\',J1111. ‘.’8.—liotl1 branches of
1 the legislature, by 11. rising vote, adopted
resolutions on thcdoath of Enibussador
Theodore Runyon. ’i‘hv senate resolution
was introduced by Senator Kclcham of
Essex, who made 11 fmvculogisticremarks.
The house resolution was presented by
\lr. Duncan of Essex.

Shot by Ills “'ife.

131.111.1111 GREEN. Ky, Jun. Slat—Near
Sulphur Springs, Edmonson county, John
Flora, 11 well to do f11r111c1', aged 6.), was
shot and probably family injured by his
wifc, aged 26, while trying: to, kidnap
their child. The couplc hzul boon-separated
11 short ti111o,the mother taking their child
to her homo.

 

 

Body Found Floutingon Ice.
Baxuon, 1111., Jun.
Mrs. ‘llcllcan of St. Stephen has boon taken.
from :1. cake of ice floz 1ting down the riv or.
nine livcd on the water front, and it is
supposed she fell from u wharf on to the
ice and becominn unconscious from the
blow was frozen to (lcath.

A Soldier Commits, Suicide.

LIMA, Peru, Jan. Elli—Colonel Teodoro
Seminnrio, the hereof the northern carn-
pnign in the rot-cut revolutionary move-
ment, has committed suicide with strych-
11inc. lie had only just- returned from illu-
rcpo. The cvent lms crcntcd 11 deep im-
pression in all circles hcrc.

 

Shoe-makers (111 a Strike.

Cinv stun, Jan 28 —'l‘hu demand of
the shocnmkers for a11.11l1.1mo from 711
to 8‘4’ cents for 111aLing1111ewn1odclof
toothpick shoe resulted in 40 mon leaving
the Kcnnard factory and 50 from the Joe
cubs factory.

 

Shh—The body of,

 
 

 

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