unnatural: irrati-
Wit “hit. and“ II '”it“ would be in»
' ”PL I the Itrain ot the elaborate luv
Mwnmnr. tor which anon einentI
were tiring made the progrmnmc M been
housed and the funeral service will take
place at the house at an 'oiocit today (July
the family and tho nut! oi the l'nited
Slat" IathIIIy will bo present On Thu".
do: at noon than «ill be memorial Ion ha
in St George' I ehapcl. upon which coca
Ilon Emperor William will be present.
rI. Runyon haI rccechd a dispatch
from the caiprcu of Germany car lot: that
her nialelty wot-"dcsplI tour (‘4‘ anti shock
0!! at hearing 0! your Plltllli'll ltmt“ ' .
Thrtlirpateh midi. "l'bceIIIpI-ror unli35§
with me in mater-ring the warmest h\ III
pathy for you uaaIl your family and our (III II
Ilnccre regrets.“
The new spaperr pay tribute tothe worth
and ability or the into embah Idor and
the whole diplomatic corps. hundreds of
. public otiiciala and practically all tho mcm
he" at the American colony called at tho
embassy to express their sympathy with j
Mr. Runyon'a totally in the loss they lIaV'o
Iuptaincd.
MEDALS FOR ARTISANS.
A Propmitlon to Reward Such an Render
Extraordinary Harrier.
ALB AM", Jan. flawAmmblyman Butts
0! New Yo» t has introduced a bill to ban.
or. reward and pension such mcohanha
and artisans as reader extraordinary set-VI
ice to the cause of i: that and industry.
Awards of certitlcutea and module oi
honor are to be made by the regents ot the
university. the that to be on the iii-st
Wednesday of lSi’tl and others annually
thorcattcr. \‘ot more titan two porsous for
every 1300 000 inhabitants are to bo m hou-
orcIi in any one 3'.enr The I’t't ipic at mu: t
havo been a resident. of tho state (or thI- 7
years and must have been engaged in his
emit for ten years. Any holder oi such a
medal is to ho penslnnctl at the 1an of
$1511) a year after he ni'achoa the age of till .
years, provided he shall hewithoui mean-I.
Teatitlea III [III 01m llchaif.
HOLLIKIAYSlli‘Ihi, i'a.. Jan. 25.-—i«“rank
Wilson. accused of tho murder of llenry
Bouncckc, on the witness stand gave a 3*
clear account of hiudoings on Ibouight'
of the murder, and his proof of an alibi is
of a positive charactcr. it developed in
his evidence that. his real name is Georg.-
Kootis amt his hmnoisln Massilion. 0. He“
said he had assumed his present name to
escapo the taint of II term in the Ohio pI-n- ‘
itcntiury. Ho denied having Inudo any
contcssion to dotcctives and declared that
the reason assigned for his arrest. by the
manugcr of the detective bureau was that
' too much money had been mp1: IndI- rill on
”mouse, and eonuhody must hocouvwlrt
ed U
Public Sclicmiliome Burned.
OLEAS, N. 3'., Jan. LEE—No. 3 Union
school building was burned, entailing a
loss of Siiildtml. The tire originated Hilllll'I
where about the furnace. and although an
alarm was quickly turned in and Irompt
13' answered the, building lilil‘lll‘li rapidly.
and inn short time. was a oomph-town l' k.
Being almost a. new building Ilioloss' is
iolt. keenly hy the pcoplo of Olean. Ac-
rangemcnts have been made temporarily
"" "‘50 take care of the 400 children that were
attending this school.
An Emliezzlcr Sentenced.
ST. Loris, Jan. flit—William E.
Jr..
Burr,
funds at that concern, was scutoncod by
Judge. Adams in the United States court
to live yours' imprisonment in tho Elillt‘f
penitentiary. ’l'ho amount of the shortage
was made good, but. Burr was indicted
and plendcdrguilty. iiu asked President
Clcvt-lzind for a pardon botoro notltrriioc
wits passed, but it was rot usod.
. Revuilta of the Storm.
Sax FIIASI'Isoo, Jun. 28.—'l‘be storm oi.
the past few days has filled to overflowing
tho already swollon streams of the state.
and in many illit'l‘i’ll‘(‘tilliil.lt'ri the ltIW'
lands {Idiot-cut to rivers art: Itndor water.
All tho crooks and gnllics nI'o booming,
and many bridges am l"lllir~l(it'l't7tl Ilanmzr— ,
ous. ’l'ho trucks in all directions are sub-
merged and in many localitiu lllll‘b heon
tiaumgI-d by washouts.
Mr. \Vununmkcr'a Outing.
PHILADELPHIA, .hm.
tcr General John Wananmkor sails from .
New York today on the steamer Fuorst
Bismarck for lionou. where he will join
Mrs. \l'anaiuakcr and (laughter. Thuy
will then proceed to Palestine, where thoy
will main a brief stay Mr. “.Iimlililktl
expects to be back in this (:"ount13 before
the I- 711d 01' \l. In it.
To Plant 500,000 Acre-V In ('otl‘ec.
(It’l'i 01‘ MIXII .,I Jan. 25 -—The rcprc.
Rehtativo of :1 s1. tiditatI-ot' l'lugzlishcapitnl
ists has; just pur::Ib tscd .BI'II‘) tluu acres oi ,
coffee land on the isthmus ot‘ TI-huante-
pee. The tract will be planted in outloo-
trcos.
several hundred thousand dollz'ns in the
com: clouds on the isthmus within thopast
[ch months
.03 Suicide-'5 Message.
D.I.\7V'II.I.I;,ills..'.lan. 28.-—iIllimiI.- Lynch,
18 years old, committed suicide by ,iump- .
int: down a coal shalt flllll'i‘ect Ilcl'p. . lie
had been caught rubbing his fat.l1I-i"s;;toro. '
‘ At the top of the shaft was found :1 note '
which said. 'You will Jim! 1113 body at the
. bottom oi the shalt, and I will no-ct you
skatiugin boil.‘
Farm IInplI'i'zrcut )Ilanufncturcrs Firth,
OTTAWA, I!!s.. .lnn. 28.—-The Marseilles
Manolo i' trim: company. the largI st agri
cultural implement produI int,r L'IInIeru in
II'ntrnl lil' '11- is, has mudeun as<i32u1ncnt
to Martin .I. iVitigInaii, I1 hI':IV"3 I7'1'Itlitor
and large stockholder. ’l'lII- liabilities
amount to Stun Hill) and tho St hI-Iiulca :13-
E01»: .1) 37;} 3h HIM
(otnmittt d .‘lurtlc -r and Suicide.
IIIL‘iNi’ unit. is, Jan. la. -iicorgo Ba xtor
pounded lIisVV'ifI" s brains out with :1 hom-
Incr. and tin n he I at
The couplc liV‘cd unhappily and Iluarrolod
fra'ttctitly. The tragedy was the rctuit
of a bitter quar. l. ,
Took II Lighted Lamp Into an nitronn .
M'. LUI‘ tr, Jan. 2*.-—l\tlliain (Tommy.
(‘llL’lllL‘t‘l’llf tho .llnsh glass Works, took :1
lighml lamp into tho oIIrIIom, and an ex-
pin-ion tu'c tIrrI'd. Blazing oil synod r'IIcr
tin: room.and t. onway was burned toIimth.
Lord Leighton‘a funeral.
LONDON. Jan. Ella—The tum-ml .7!
.late Lord Leighton, president. of the Roy-
al aI'atlquy, It in IuIIIounct-d, will tako
.piace at. at. Paul’s on Monday.
W’entlum‘ Forecast.
Fair; westcrh‘ winds.
who as cashier of the St. _i.nuis Na- :'
tional bank embezzled $2Iu,oou or the:
2$.—]IZx-l’tistiiitts- ‘
Ann'rir'att capitalists havo invostcd '
' out how to keepihe tiltcrs going.
' did Dunn‘s KIdney l’iils.
his oVVn throat. ,
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NEWS All WP 0E Tilt DAY
fllflli SllllllOlllllllllll TilWilS.
Mn-”
and Badly lion—King'I DIugtIlIrI Enlar-
tahmi Ii tin. Bibbltu‘ Art Studio.
311's. Benedict. Secley and Daniel
.Mahouoy were thrown out of their car-
tinge. Sunday, in front of St. Johu'II
church in Noroton. Their horse was
frightened by the snapping of a whip in
tho handsof a driven)! another horse.
3irs Sceloy was badly hurt. and was
'carricd into 3111. Sm'tulons 11 h deuce
, Upon partly rec l\ criug she vat to the
'Soldiors‘ Home. \V'hct'o aim of tho
physicians made an examination. hud
aftI-raaeortainiug that aliehud broken
‘ no bones, Mrs. Seclcy went home.
: Mm -\. .Bibbius entertained at hIr
‘art studio last week . tho King' a Dangli-
{ten-I of tho(‘ on 'rcgationnl church. The.
o‘lieci-s elected VV'It'e Mrs. N. (l'aaou.
presi'h nt' , Miss Annis B. ady, V'iI'I-; roll-
(it 111: Mrs. Arthur Bibbins new otary and
,trtasnror: Mir-st AduLaphunI, chairnmu
Iot’ committee on flower mission; Mist
.‘an'ie lloyt. chairman of committee on ’
A luncheon of tea,‘
missionary wurk.
's:InI1VV'-ithc~= and cake was partakcn of
ziilltl past and future plans of the soc it ty
disc am It.
(‘ciIII-tcry 119117 ciatiou was held
night.
lthc late ('htii'lI-s (l.
held the oillI c fortnany years \\ illiam
l2. Stnct. .1 1m- 71an 7'1 ol the hour! of Iii-j
, rec-tors VI use hoscu prI-siIlI nt.
The executive board of the [.adit's'
\iIl Society of the (.‘Inum'gutionul
churchfor the ensuing year are: Mrs.
.Alfrcd Mon-house, Six. Mrs. (liliettc
laud Mia-z Mary Hoyt. Mrs; 'l'lIcoIlI‘IrI-
Austin is rim-rotary and Mrs. (II-orgo
: W. Clock treasurer.
Soldii'ra’ Home lastwcck. Junius 1".
Dean, aged fifty-six years. was buried in ,
Star Market
Spring (il‘ttVt‘ I'I'tnctcry. and (‘lnn'lcs \l'.
PcI't, aged sixty-live. was taken to
, Bridgeport for burial.
Mrs. John Lowe. of New Haven. :1
I niece of Mrs. Louis French and sistI-r of
Mrs. James ll. \‘I'I lib. visited thom lust
VV‘m-k.
.\'. 11. Whitney was bitten last week
which has aim
by ll. ll. SI'I-lI-y’
bEttI-n Mrs. Hubble and Film. Leonard.
Mrs. Harmon and son Henry, of New
, RI'II'liolchnIV'c been I'ih‘itina' tho Winner’s
Isistcr, Mrs. Edward lhdl.
Mrs. Joseph Huntington,
5 York, is a gut-st of the Misses Augusta
land lino llll" Huntington. ‘*'
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:. (l' -;_"I,
lpitn'uu'nt. has t'I-tut'nl'tl homo.
Miss Helen Smith lIl returned
Il’::I ms tlt.
Jami-s Bircltard has purcbascd a line
horse fium Rutiu‘y Pooh-3'.
UNDEBTHE WtAlHER "
For Time Years— A Boston Man's Exper-
icnce oi ir..eresi to
'Many. .
tFIIIm the l.’o<t01 Glob.)
lu liast ”story, at 172 Putnam Ht.,
sides .loltn .‘thuadc.
gnu-n of manhood in its strength is Mn!
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makeup one. that. denotes activity.
street. at' any time for some
, three years back and asked
come in prompt rc',tpouse i am "under
the weather.“ Most cV'ch hotly uses this,
expression at times. It means agreutl,
many things; sometime-s 'tis a VI enk back
often a lame oi- aching one: perhaps a
nub of sleepless tossing and restlessncss ‘
often it may be your appetite has failed
you, you fell mean. nc',rVous txcitablc
:you are not VV'cllcnongb to do your int-
‘fill'. :InIthiuI: or sickcnouqh to go to bctlp
"You don’t know what ails you so you
"call
it. “under the weather." Let us
thrown little light, on the subject. The
kidneys are in us what tin- sewers are to
:he etc, they iiilcr (-lll‘ blood. “'hen
“ they {all t 1 do this properly many aches
and pains follow.‘ “'1: are. soon “under
the. VV'cztthcr.". This was how it was with
Mr. McQuadc.
Listen
1tI what he has tosay about it: "For
. three or four years 1 .
have tried many rI-nIiIiics for my trouble
but they did not help 1111'. Then I heard
about Dunn's Kidney l’illa, and procured a.
liox at the Woodbury Ilrttg'store. in Moves
A link: Irma Thrown tron lit'r CarrZIgIt
A spec ial meeting of the Spring Grove ,
lil:~l
in I'ch't tl president to succeed:
Morrbouse. IV ho ‘
(If Nt‘ll"
William Dugdah'. who went to New,
iYork and New Britain in qui‘rl of Int-1
lIIItIIII:
yesterday from a Visit in Ne w York and ,
A pretty fun speci-,
chQuade, tathcr abme the tncdium' .
hcigt l1, broad shouldered and his general l
A i
healthy man you would call binnnud still
if you had met .lohn coming down the;
1 him how he felt. the] nuswci' would have -
“'1' not. been right! .7
Solid Copper . +7.
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SOLD BY ALL DEALERS.
an I“
The countieu imitations of
Wcshbura-Ct‘osbys Super-
huivc Brand is the greatest
compliment that has yet
been paid to this famous
Flour.
imitators may copy the
Appearance of the Sack but
no one can imitate the qual-
ity of the F our. Washburu-
Crosby's Superlative is the
best' In the world.
& Goodwin.
Office 700 Main Street.
Hartford. Conn. !
Agents for Connecticut.
ll. ll. WnrohIIuI-Ie. lttli‘IIInInIIrI-e street
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AT WAR ,
with high prices, we. still aucccd in get-
ting and selling more beautiful patterns
in wall paper at figures which I-l1oald
properly in long 1 ) inferior grades. But
it‘s all business—we don't gm- thcgoods
away; but we arc satisfied with :1 fair prw
tit am! an increasing unmlu-r of sales.
i’aiuters' Supplies.
Artista' Materials, Pictures.
Pictures framed to onlnr.
Painting. Paperbangiug and Decorat-
inc.
DECKER.
79 Washington Street. So. Norwalk.
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,2 What Clifford Hayes Is Doing
TVV'o otlII-r veteran, died at Fitch‘s;
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" He Is selling the BEST MEATS the Market affords.
He is giving the Best Service possible.-
He is selling strictly for CASH. ‘
He is selling Meat cheaper than it was ever sold In
South Norwalk.
' READ HIS PRICES.
7 and you will be convince! that i: is the place to spend your money; -.. .. .,
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Fresh Hams,
, Sausage,
Shoulder Steak,
Fresh Pork, Chops or Roast,
Smoked liums,
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Legs oi Mutton,
5 lbs. Breakfast Bacon,
l ‘ l’lutc or llriscuit of llcel’, fresh or salt,
(1 lbs. Extra Salt. Pork,
(i‘onntry Chickens,
Best. Sirloin Steak,
Choice, Country Turkeys,
lTHE-SfKE-MARKET,
Corner South Main and Haviiand Streets.
iCLlFFORD Hair-:5,
rc- ,‘
HI: lb
1m: lb
t’u: ll)
10c lb
WC ll)
lllc lb
i'lc lb
ltlc lb
fine
41‘“)
5th
Manager.
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you can think of.
to where the very best. of its kind can be pur-
chased, it IV easily answered—at
H.S.BROWN’S'
South Norwalk. -
A Dainty Gift.
After all said and done, a line, well-made, ‘
stylish, Well-titling pair of shoes in as acccpt- 7‘
able 3 CHRISTMAS PRESENT as anything
If there is any question as
90 WASHINGTON STREET,
Conn.
But he hasnt. but found _
rickSq..and ofall the medicines [ baI'eI V'er.
taken nothing went rizht to the spot. as.
The lameness in
my back has disappeared. the urinary
symptoms are. all gone and I feel like an-
other titan. lar‘u hack :1! work all right
now. and I tell you Dunn's Kidney Pills
are great. medicine. I consider myself
. cured, and am quite willing that. you
should use my statement. laupose there
are many others just us I was."
,Dnan's Kidney Pills are for sale by all
Ilcaicru, price fillet-tits. mailed by Foster-
Milburu (771.. Buffalo. N. Y.,
for the United Siatcs.
Coughing irritates ' the delicate organs
and aggravates the disease. Instead of
i waiting, try One Minute Cough Cure. it
! brim at once, making expectoration cit-y.
1 reduces the soreness and inflammation.
3 Everyone likes it. E. P. Wed & G. U
l Stillson.
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sole agents I
Lower Than Anyone Else!
omen NICKELL-‘n
.Teo Kettles,
75 01:3!
NASH 8: 'VANsc0v,
Cor. North Main and West Streets,
[SOUTH NORWALK, -
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CONN. :
Fifty Suits
of the
em... mm..- m
‘ l A curs ESCAPAIIB.
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$211.00 'ttch, our
tOCloscis . . .
Roberts, Tucker Five Dollars
Sec one window full of them and be
quick l1) '
This will interest 370111115r men of Incdi--
um size—33, 34, and 3.") breast incas~
um. ' I
Finest Scotch Clicviots worth
$18.0!) to price
alter our Stock Taking, Feb.
lat, these Suits will be $7.50,
Clothiers and l urtiishcrs
l9 MAIN STREET,
Norwalk.
1W. A. BENEDICT 8: CO.
SEMTINEL BUILDING,
So. Norwalk.
OUR
Special January Sale!
Patent Leather and
Russet Goods!
. Th. ll must be closed out regardless of cost
...- - -«>~~~e
Rnss'n C. Ilt' lloublc Sole Shoes at S
leussia Colt Double Solo Shoes at
2.0o.
Till),
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IOO PAIRS
Men’s Patent leather Oxfords
At98c
a Pair!
Regular Price $5.0c ;
3.50 f
411 pairs Men 5 Patent Leather Ril/Oi‘ Toe i acc Shoes, regular $3 0,
and its 50 gtiiids
,at $1. 98 a pair.
M. H .Glover’s
Double * Shoe Store !
40'and 42 Wall Street,
3Everybody's Shoes Shined Free!
NORWALK, CONN
pLD AND
RELIABLE
”Daily Direct Freight Line
BETWEEN , .-.
New York, South Norwalk and
Norwalk.
THE PRO
PELLERS,
City of Norwalk, Eagleand Vtilcan,
\\ ill leaVé l’icr - ;. l'.. R., Be
5 p. m.
Freight Received from 7 :1. m
cation to agents the City of
' will be sent for special lots it
York or its vicinity.
All perSons are forbid tru
Leave Norwalk, 5 p. ill
ckman street, New- York, at
: South Norwalk 6 p.111.
, 105. p. m. l'pon Appli.
Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan"
{freight anywhere iii Ncu'7
Sting any of the employees
of this boats of theline on account of the owners thereof.
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38 Washington Steet, So. Norwalk.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
First Class- Meats”
NATIVE BEEF.
CASH PRICES.
Porter House Steak i to
Sirloin Steak ‘ l‘lc
Round Steak , 5'.-
h‘honldcr Steak “ to
Prime Roast lilo and lie
Legs Mutton
Mutton Chops
Fore Quarter Mutton
anklurters
Rib Klimt ‘ M.
Pork Cboga, 7 Ho
Sausage, ..pe perry & Barnes g:-
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l'lt'
llologn‘n
1' rest] and Pickled Trlpe
llead Uheeae
Liver Wurtt
llama. sugar cured
Shoulder
3 lb. Lard Pails
Pickled l‘ongurs
Stnokcd Tongues '
'auerkruut
rerh Ground Hones for Chickens
Every Tuesday and Friday
ltlt
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IT STARTED A NEW BREED 0’ CA?-
TLE IN THE DELAWARE VALLEV.
Coo thtie'l fllIlI and "to Na “It“ to
AIMl \Vhou Ila
Tho Explanation other“! For "10M
Strung-I Freak.
"It isn't likely that there ht anyot
tho Coo Little hrc ed of cattle left in the
,:uppI 1' Delta .1171 vallc3," said a votomu
r: tlllt .Id 111. In, “lacausc, by this time.
the Ir iIlI-ntit3 must lune been destroyed
fthonuh tuliduro \Vitlt other breeds. It.
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Ilot'rit' t ma. n-r, {oi thorn was nothing‘
of p.11t1I11laI note uh at that limit! of
:l‘ Itilc, Ixcept thu nay tth happened to
be introIluch into tho. hicalhy.
“in tho It day: live stock transporta-
tion was om- of do 1.1'ioa big items of
tratiic '1.:Iins halt a mile long. loaded
. VVith botnId cattle, hot ~05, Flu cp and
hour, IN d 111 pa» a I..'I r tho to: II] two or
three iiilll s a «1:13. Sm h a tlzzug to al-
“NM :1 ('lll‘li‘:<li}' tII.VV':Iduys. (You Little
' “'11:: conductor of who of those Block
jtrains bctutcn MIVIIIIIhnnuu and Port
.ll't'l'lr‘. ilo it'll Mm uthannacuu night.
in the-«7 good old 111321 of railroading,
VVithalongit'niIIoII.Ittioc111.-. Those
trains ’IVt'ltJ next to ti:t<r-‘I'u,t;t'i' trains in
rinse, and new i‘li'l on 1' tho road tI-ltnnt-
ming. (Mn-loco r Lutln delivered his
train at l’I ll .lIIV ‘2 In mac and hand-
I-d or.- r his w: I3 1 . which lii‘ had to-
H III-Ii .It Misquu l: mm, .Itid t‘i'l \V‘liiclt
:llII' lillilillf'l‘, t'i111N.II‘?I'1‘ and "contents of
iI'V'I71'3' car in his twin VI‘cz'I‘I I'm-order].
\‘. la n theageut at l‘urt .l. I'V'i:II'I.IIIpz11'ctl
Little‘s min In this \"lil"li1 1', one cut'
\\.1~' missing. 'l‘nm-arv..- I‘lllt'l‘L‘dtIli the
way bill as h.1\ 1111.; L 1'1 Susquehanna all
'I'ipht, but it \I' .7771't in tho Itain. Iii-1
‘pl- ltt , .ltillliiiil r [.1 thI bill, was about,
'1111 .lllt‘ IniddlI I l. t. or twin
“ch. l7 i'I- “as a :Iiiuation. Coo
Littlti IlII II'III II that (‘V'IIV‘ 1': ll‘ Will: in
tlic trout \\l . 71 !:7» i it fiustn lutina, for
lln l 1i!tl..t...d 1:71 numi. . 1' It? I'ztcb one
mu 1! _-. bill hiin.I-li'. lic certainly
;h.ol , t il"iI\'z'i"‘ll tho mixing car to any
3 in: on the V7. .13'. and lo: mnltln‘t soc how
lzlny one t'ltlll l h 1V‘I7 >11I-12kI-Il in and Mr)-
-II11 it, csIa'I 1 ill': .15 the train lfilil b-IIu
IIn tho In... ti pi 1';.'11111clliill the time,
|II7IVVII 11 bit- I;‘.i- h: 11:11: l and .l’I I't'r Jot". is.
.\ tilt ,711111'1 1s .~ id to tlzcu'7 Ittnt “11
leII be :1:11: I, :1 k111;i.1'1infuirnmmuabout.
't'uI- 17.2.4“; car. ’l’hu 117;:i3‘ was that.
,llllillill: V7. :.-s known th II! that could
throw any 12.711: on the, sulyicct; quito
thI- I'I.ntt';17'3'. t'I-I' the. ago-111 I'I.I"IIi;rlt'utI-Il
liittir‘s r. ; 7 rt. 'j'!..7I':tr\':isi11ti:I.-t1'.tin
win ll 11 h ‘fr Sin‘tpzcltdmiu.
" lltiii'l tlIII (ii x‘ls If ll: 'H p n'.
:lfitl
l'itlllé II 1 too at PI 11' Jonas to: Mini t! lt‘
InystI 1;. It the l7 "("111, sumo I'm: dis-
"th‘rl‘l ‘!:;11t!7-'I.:!' tliu rltI :IIl have
iIc-n pm ll-‘l '11! 1'117 tilts-Sill; one was
I'IIIIII lIIl ii i _.- ot-tI tiI'It should lll'tltl
iI-'III jib. 7.1:! It itVVi‘IEIIIut tin-aidof
IIIIupimg I;lll,lli|‘1llli{ i-tixizitrilttuin
sin-h a any illth it h: 1d l‘1"11li:t’ 11 hmk,
Will -h \V'.1~' fast in 1! 11' Iinln ‘II ‘1 the
coin ls-r IIt‘ tlw Ulilll‘ (iii. This iidti t
help Inuit-'12: :1 little bit, and rather
‘ll‘t‘llt‘llt‘ll 131771113‘.I1I73'y
"tiny V7.1 to still door; in c-i‘t‘nt'is to
snlw-tlc-1:I_V‘~tr7t'3'. :11111 :I t'.':l‘ tumor was
Air 11'. t71 lll' N‘lli 11ml: I 2171' that Tilflil to
we I! .‘17I with! tind tln. c.11'.V 7:1 :1 told
Lil.ll!t(‘.!li1"iI'-I!El Sl.77liwl.1,u stulinn 16
miles \VI :2 (:f l’oi't JP!“ 7. ’l'ho own: at:
that Math 31 said in c. 7;: that mun}
.-!_V"s cattle I-.I.' \‘.‘.'I.II t. 1121;; in a field.
along ihn l)'7l.I\\.‘:tI‘.‘ river jur-t beyond
an, and that' 117! 7, Iiy had
and in 7!; {lilul' it. The
21,. . (“as s or up from Port.
' . and, Flilt‘ tithiiéili, in 117 '7 mic! llo
111.10 11' :1: the
‘ :1 ticltl, ll“! fI-I-t
t, l'
min. .111, Hood tho infsxing cattle car,
right as a trivvt, (SCUM that its doors
‘.\I'i‘I‘ opt-u and its ('uflld gone. To get
where it was the car hadron down a.
1.711 toot ('l’illlillll-Itiit'iit. across :1 wagon
mid and through a stout rail f-"zncc.
"Tin-re was I 1113' one. way to explain
tho it! .Ikof the :7
«I 11.7ch E'I'llil'llilnli 3'. Going: Inst along
iiili putt of tho 1; iv tho rule}: is on a
. Just before reaching:
r‘hIIhIIlz'. the t‘lr 1: pin that held tho
1.1" to the one at! of ,it must liu'm
lerIkI .71. This digidmi the train in two
parts. The limo! m1: of the roar part
junipI d the it, .'II k. and NI. thing tho link
in .l\'_\’!l-1\‘.li you”
on down lin i11k.;.7-Ittinn' «Int'of the
way i, the cm... lolloVV'ing on tho 1.1" Ick.
“W11It'I7I7lIIdiII;.I fiction of the Ili-
Vich! tr i 11 i: I! to the t' mt ll 1‘ 2L0 {'121do.
its sm- -rd Sid in In 1!. "l‘hII 111 Lill hClL‘ IiI u
Fought i711 ‘V‘7i‘li 31.1111!!! 1.1.1 into tho
1'4'211' car. in. not with t'm't‘x: ‘ "'1
do any’ damage I'Ii‘ atria :Iztentinn.
l‘bI lt'IIkI- l! lit.‘;. tl1I1.1l2»=7~. happen? ..l
in 1.111 mm tl.I- 1.7; n 1 111' «I: ii I‘ coupazr
:1hI ad or it. lhc 1: Kill \ :9 Hill“: Leon-
plI'Ii atnlw :11 In tol’nrt.17.=t".‘1sVV'iti1-.11l
the l"‘l't 17d of mi; to railroad (11.15%,
and it it Is 1.7 ‘ V'I 1H III! II he :1 \V‘Iundrr
t-) a!‘ I". ' :inu- t.1i!1'II'.1-: i no 11.
"doll. VVln 7.1171 the Iioots (it tho fugi-
tiV'I' 4.7..1' \Yt'J‘ !:~I'I liI'il by the jam and jolt:
Inf its trip Il-IVVII tha- b.tnk, through the
! fem-I7. and across tholot, I...I'\'.'ln'.tbz7r the
7. carfile inside, icickI Il llll‘lll upon, I can't"
.' 5113'. They warn upon. and tho ('it
5; jnthpcd out. ir was Motor. and tho
7, I)Il.1'IV.II'e IIV'ct', only :1 fI ‘ij fctt away,
. .!1 running 1ch Tho (mile
l run I haw. h: 7-11 in a 13:1111I',t"7.'itit.'rt have
known that. tin“; 'Vl'l‘l'l‘ in Pike county,
Pm, I.r innctlIing of that l-Vil'i, for they
plunged into that icy ilnI I! and made
their way across the. rive: into Sullivan
: t‘tiiiil7’_\’, N. Y. firrttw'hcr». acc wrapanicd
I by tiny. drowr who owned thI-m, found
jand rec-"HUI I’i tlanl all. One cow, :1.
1Iimp II t1 :LG null w: tlI .1 “ill“? sturi:
,hI 1' fort 17. ad, toil; the fancy of a homo:
‘rru VVhosc premises some If tlm cattle
,VV'cI'o frond. and ho bought her. She
i had twin calves in tho spring, each
,marked exactly like tho mother. 0118
i was a ball ( ..Ilf one a hater. Because
i of the. way in IVbiI h the stock happened
Sausage Moat Ground. Hams Taken to Smoke. Street Lamps to bethemitvasmllzdtho Immate-
For
Sale.
JACOB SCHAU B, Proprietor.
blood, and for some years VV as a favor
I ite breed amnagthe funnrrs of that part
to! tho wiley."-—\‘ew York Sun.
Reunited Part. Jim ,
't' in quitting: its train,
rh: It held if 1.. 1!.H can licliin 1 .t, “out ‘
zl1~- II «t of am I..:l1tIInt If its'V'IIr
I‘I'ilit'i' having lmti I!i.~'II.'.I7t'. .l 1.3 II113 __
one. ’i‘lni'c is 1;.» ' "1117 l to this one in
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