a .
, _Wlth Figures Brings:
_ , Clerk to Grief. '
n more ron taoooo.
50h!" Manipulator of Accounts.
, Indeed- Were Finally Dlloov~
II. the Operated ln Cash—«other
' Ouch. '
_. Jan. 80.—llarry M. Fowle.
drained and trusted employee
mallard 8r. Morse lumber 00..
. under arrest by the bank
M ltls expected the charges of
, sud embezzlement preferred
__ him will aggregate 850,000.1ho
« div-ea out being «7,013.77. Fowlo
moon-ml by the expert officers at no
Wharton as one of the most clever
. painters of figures brought to their
n tlotl for a long tilne. For years he
‘3' Iludln luxury, but it appears that
M m downward stops ware taken in
but. l8”. -
Iowlo's misdeeds came to light all at
m He has been a successful real cstaki
, ‘ . sud a methodical one as Well.
, , keyto his ombczzlernonts and for-
‘ ‘ was found in his pocket when taken
his desk in the ilrm's office and
W under arrest.
On his person was found 230 in cash. a
loaded revolver and two envelopes. on one
of, pblch he had written: "Private mem~
madam. Harry M. Fowlc. To be burned
unopened in case of death." This led
Glue! Wattl to believe that Fowlo would
Mallet himself when arrested had he
had the opportunity or inclination.
‘ In the envelopes were found a detailed
. list of checks and cash which he had taken
from unsuspioious onlploycrs. The total
amount was 847,613.77. Here Is ills
,montlily statements: Juno, ism, 2,369.-
"773 August. 18in, $1,238.91; November,
. 189}. $8,895.31; December, 1804. and Jan-
, nary. ‘1895, $2,177.72; February, loufi,
‘Il.048.64; March. 1895, $2,311.01; May.
1896. $2,702.77: June, 1895, $71,137.?s's;
July. 1805, $2,829.26: August. 1895,
08,004.88; September, 1595, $2,586.72; 0c-
‘tober. 1895. $2,524.86; November, 1595,
«‘ ”£98.46; December. 1895, $3,090.70.
Cull Also Taken.
The cash sums which he embezzled
fvnrled from 860 to $500 per month, or
Ibont 85,000 In all. This will be a dead
loss to tho company, while, on the other
me, the banks will lose the greater part
of the forged amounts. These banks are
loaded all over the country. and there or?
so may of them that no one will sustain
in heavy loss.
As ledger clerk for the firm he handled
, checks in large numbers and, in the ah-
)“ whee of the cashier, tho cash receipts,
Which, as a rule, were paid in checks on
banks. He was shrewd enough to credit
customers on the ledger, although checks
did not appear on the ensllbooks. Fowlo
. II also credited with forgo-ries by stamping
.,-uhecks with the company’s stamp and
forging H. B. Shepard's signature. bowie
opened an account at the Old Colony
gTrnst company. depositing his checks
there, some checks needing indorsomcnts
bdng cashed through other banks. An
lndorscd check presented at a bank where
the firm had no account led to inqo rles.
, Be is married and has one child. As
ferasknown he had no bad‘ habits, but
lived better than his $1.000 salary would
all w. Fowlo was very cool for awhile,
b‘t nully confessed. ‘
' Five Crooks Arrested.
Chief Inspector Watts, with four officers,
_ arrested five professional crooks, two with
burglars' kits, and all armed with 32 call-
ber revolvers. The arrest is the most im-
portant made for months by the police do-
partment. .
Several days ago Chief - Watts learned
from New York that those men had started
for Boston, and lecatod them. Henry J.
Kelly. alias. Eddie Kelly, aged 31, and
George W. Townsend, bond 28, were cap-
turcd after a lively tussle with the officers,
“and Jack Arthur. alias ”Henry B. Lowry,
and William Gray, alias George Perry,
were captured while sleeping in a south
and house. All drew their revolvers, but.
were , disarlned and overpowered. Kelly
and Townsend, when arrested, were evi-
dently prospecting for a chance to crack a
safe in a Bowker street business office.
Hiberninns and Cubans.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. Jun. 30.—C0lonel
Iii. J. Murphy, commander of the First
regiment of Hibernian rifles, stated that
the various companies of Hiberninns in
this part. of the state have collected $25,-
000 for the Cuban insurgents during the
past. few months. Tile money was for-
warded to NowYork and was used mainly
to purchase ammunition and weapons.
_ Brutal Murder AFollowed by Suicide.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. lid—John Hollies,
I German farmer living in Warren town-
ship, four miles northeast of this city, beat
his wife to death with a blunt instrument.
and an hour later was himself found dead
In the barn. dangling. from a rafter.
Haines and his wife had frequently quar-
relod. but no motive for the horrible dcod
can be ascri bod.
Senator any's Daughter Married.
'WASHIXGTOX, .l'an. lid—Miss Mary A.
‘ Quay. the eldest (laughter of Senator and
Mrs. Matthew Stanley Quay, was married
st her father's home in this city to'Louis
E. B. Davidson of Beaver, Pa. Tho cere-
mony was performed by Dr. Hamlin of
the Church of the Covenant. Senator
Quay gave his daughter's hand in mar-
riage. , ,
Death of Hon. John Jackson.
Tuxxuaxxocr, Pa, Jon. ail—lion.
John Jackson. a number of the Pennsyl-
vania. house of representatives in 1317-8,
filled at his borne at La Grange, aged 80
/_' years. He was a l)cmocrat,u“‘a bachelor,
‘ Ind one of the richest men in that vicin-
Icy. ‘ -
President Harrison's Cousin Dead. '5
, DECATUR, ’lnd., Jan. Bil—Columbia
Harrison. cousin of err-President Harrison.
Bled nthls home near this city of heart
trouble. He was 86 years old and was tho
first commissioner ever elected for this
county. Heleavesa
" Protest Against the Rainer Bill.
Rf» mesml, Jan. 30.-——The chamber of
will... 1!» has adopted resolutions protest-
lngugainst the passage of the Raiucs ex-
uissvbili. Copies of the resolution will be
‘. fmnrded to the members of the assembly
from this district.
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* 3 In, Stop the Fight.
, , Mntco
“ the Interior Casio has wired the state gov-
. I’nltlentof Chihuahua that no prize fight
some. allowed at Juarez. Fire hundred
j rural troops will be sent there to prevent
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What is
usual
. Oratorio is Dr. Samuel Pitchers
prescription for Infants sud Chil-
dren. It contains neither Opium,
Iorphine nor other Narcotic sub-
stance. It isahanuless substitute for
Peregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. Its
guarantee is thirty years’ use by
millions of Mothers. Outoria is the
Children's Panacea-tho Mother’s
Friend.
CASTORIA
For Infinite and Children.
Do not be imposed upon, but Insist upon
luring Castoris. and see that the fsc~simi;~
signature of
is on the
wrapper.“-
\Veshsllpro-
feet ourselves and the public st all hands.
’rnn Cum-sun COMPANY, 77 Murray St, NY.
serif! 95 zyr
I have Some Reasonable
BARGAINS
Canned
*.Goodso.
-Dded
Fnfit!
Hamburg Peas, lie ; six runs (lilo—reg-
ular 15c goods.
Paris Silccotash, 1 1c ; regular 2 for 250
California Sugar i’cas “melt ill your
month," 200; regular 25c gmxls.
Try one can and see. what fine peas
are.
3 calls Pumpkin, 2.3c.
Finest Evamratcd Apples, 110:3 lbs.
30c.
Finest Sun Dried Fine Cut. Apples, 90;
3 lbs. 2.30.
Finest Dried Peaches, Fine Cut, l‘.‘c. lb.
Prunes. large, We lb.
Silver Plums, ‘2 lbs 25c.
Fine Pigs, for 1h.
Any use for Molasses Sugar? tic. lb.
12 Boxes Matches ill bundle, IL‘c.
COMIC 1N!
Lorenzo Dibble!
PATENT
MEDICINES.
EASY AND PLEASANT TO TAKE!
At Our Prices ; In Fact K
Hard u... To Takell
Loxatonik, $1.00
Hood's Sarsupzu'illn, ' co
Aycr's‘Sarsaparilla, (l7
Dana‘s Sarsaparilla, 67
Cuticura Resolvcnt, 70
Scott's Emulsion, hi)
Green’s Nervura. ‘ 70
Stillson’s Specific for Malaria, 75
Painc’s Celery. Compound, 65
Branrlretll’s Pills, 73
Alcock's Plastcrs, 10
Benson’s Capsic Floaters, 12
Castoria, 2:3
Carter's Pills, .-‘ 12
Atwood‘s Bitters, 13
Rudam’s Microbe Kiliexfius. u.
Rodam’s Microbe Killer, gallon jars, 2.50
Yankee Lung Soother, 0*,
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Geo. cishllson’s.
DRUG STORE.
= 82 Washington St., 50. Norwalk.
—— *—
You Don't Have To Swear Ofl.
'says the St. Louis Journal of Agriculture
in an editorial about No-To-Buc, the
famous tobacco habit cure, “We know
of many cases cured by No-To-Bac.
One, a prominent St. Louis architect,
smoked and chewed for twenty y ars:
two boxes cured him so that even the
smell of tobacco makes him sick." No-
To-Bac sold and guaranteed by R. H.
Plaistcd. No cure no pay. Book free.
Sterling Remedy 00.. New" York or
Chicago.
J. W. Pierce, Republic, ln.. says : ”I
have used One Minute Cough Cure in my
family and for myself. with results so
entirely satisfactory that 1 can hardly
ilnd’words to express myself as to its
merit. Iwill never fall to recommend
it to others, on every occasion that pro?
seats itself."
“YMMMHIWW ‘
NIW mm, m" ?A WW BN5-
“1 first known! Dr. Hand's Remodel
for Children five maze, and I lull
coatinuallyreoommondingothermothers
to use them, and always with the best
results. My baby was deathly sick with
cholera infantulu. and Dr. lland‘s Diar-
rhcoa Mixture cured it almost immed-
iately. Dr. Hand‘s (.‘olio (lure in also
oxeellont.—~Mrs. N. A. Daniels." Dr.
Hand‘s Colic Core and Dr. Hand's Diur-
rhoca Mixturoarc sold by all drnggist-s.
250. ___~ __ ‘ “
Ituot oulyiu‘so, it must be so, fine
Minute Cough Cure acts quickly. and
that ‘8 what makes it go.
-Acetou is harmless.
A high liver with a torpld liver will
not be u long liver. Correct the liver
with De \Vitt's Little Early Rivers. little
pills that cure dyspepsia and ('ollstipul in in
Read Ayrr's Almanac. which your
druggist will gladly hand you, and non
the wonderful cores of rheumatism, ca-
tarrh, scrofula, dyspepsia. eczema, do:
bility. humors'aud sores. by the use of
Ayor‘s Sarsupnrillu, the only Sarsapn-
rilla admitted at the World's Fair.
Cure For Headache.
As a remedy for all forms of headache ‘
Electric Bitters has proved to he the
\'er}'l)e:'.t. It affects apcrnulucnt cure
and the most dreaded habitual sick
headaches yield to its influence. We
urge all who are niliieted to prm-urc’zl'
bottle, and give tll’s remedy it fair trial
In cascsoi‘ habitual constipation Electric
Bitters. cures by giving needed tone to'
the bowels. and few cases long resist the. ,
use of this medicine. Tryil once. li‘if.
ty cents and $1.01) at Stillson's and
chd's drug stores.
Quick in effect. heals and leaves no
scar. Burning, scaly skin eruptions
quickly cured by De Will's Witch Hazel
Salve. Applied to burns,
sores, it is illogical in effect.
cures piles.
scalds. n‘d
Always
The Discovery Saved His Life.
Mr. H. (lailloucttc, druggist, Beavers-
villc, 111., says: "To Dr. King's New
Discovery Iowc my life. \\'as taken
with La (lrippc and tried all the physi-
cians for miles about, but of no avail,
and was given up and told I could not
live. Having Dr. King's New Discovery
in my store I sent fora bottle and began
its use and from the. first (low began to
get better. and after using three boltlcs‘
was up and about again.
weight in gold.
or store without it." (let a free trial
at Stillson's and Wood's drug stores.
If is Worth its
—Acctou cures headache.
. How's This!
“'c offer one hundred dollars reward
for any case of (‘ntnrrh that
be cured by llull's Huturrll (‘ul‘c.
l“. J. CHENEY d: (1)., Toledo, 0,
We, the undersigned, have known 1".
J. Cheney for tin-last if) yours, and be-
licvc perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financiallynbio tm‘:ll’l‘_\'
out any obligutiruls made by their lll‘ill. ‘
\Viih‘li k Tum'x, Wholesale Dl-ugtzisls.
Toledo, 0.
WALD so, KINNAN' a ‘qule, \Vlllllo-:
sale Druggists, Toledo 1),
Hall‘s (‘atun‘h (lure is taken internal» '
ly,acting directly on the blood and
mucous surface. of the system. Testi-
monials sent. free. Pl‘lm‘ The per bottle.
Sold by all druggists. '
One Minute (‘ough (.‘ul‘Jc' lflll‘fllt'n‘ the
right spot. It also touches it at (be
right time if you take it when you have
acough‘or cold. See the point? Thou
don‘t cough.
—Aceton will breakup a cold. _
“Give me n liver l'cgulaton and I can
regulate. the world," said a genius.
druggist handed him a‘ bottle of Do
Will’s Little Early Risers, the famous
little pills. ' "
-—-Acctou cures the grip.
Don‘t invite disappointment by cxpcri
mentillg. Depend upon
Cough Cure. and you have immediate? re.
lief. It? cures croup. 'l'llconly harmless
remedy that products immediate results.
——Acc.tou will prevent pneuumuia.
, Buckiin’s Arnica Salve.
The best solve in the world for cuts,
bruises. sores, ulcers. salt rhculu, fever
sores, fetter, chapped hands, chilldnius.
come, and all skill eruptions, and, posi-
tivelyizzurcs piles. 'or no pay required.
It- is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
tion or money refunded.» Price '35 cents
per box. For sale by G. (J. Stillsou and
E. P. Weed. '
, Soothing. healing. cleansing. De- Witt's ,
.Witch Hazel Salve is the enemy to sores,
wounds and piles. which it never fails to
cure. Stops itching and burning. (lures
chapped lips and cold-sores in lwoor
, three hours. .
Don‘t Worry. Don‘t run in debt.
Dcur't trifle with your health. Don‘t
try experiments with medicines. Don't
wasteltimc and money on Worthless
compounds. Don‘t be persuaded to take
a substitute for Ayer's Ssrsaparilla. It
is the best of blood-purifiers.
\Ve don‘t'kccp llousc‘
('llllllol ,
Tllc .5
()uc Minutc‘
BITUATION m'cusa.
'flls Ins-ills Press Bum! leper“ the
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Death or General (loans.
llAvAlvA, Jan. 30.-—'rllcro is so insist-
cnt rumor here that Maximo Gomez has
died as a result of his illness.
l The friends of the insurgents place no
. credence in the rumor. and there is no,
mllflnuutlou of tile report. It probably,
, owes its origin to the fact that the insure .
E gents tried to buy a coffin at San Antonio '
; dc los lhluos, and the conclusion that it'
1 was inknuled for the burial of the leader
of the Cuban insurgents has been jumped
RB. ‘
, Alvongagcluent of some importance has
| undoubtedly takml place between Gunner's
L forces and tile pursuing columns of the
; Spaniards at tho plantation of Santa
, Lucia. 'l'ho oilicial report makes no state-
l lucut of the result of the fight beyond us-
‘ sorting that the insurgents lost 2| killed I
and no wounded. The Spanish losses are I
3 not stated.
: The column commanded by Colonel
, Vicuua encountered :25: insurgents-l upon
I the plantation of Europa. ill Matuutas.
5 They pursued these. who proved to bo tho
i vanguard of a larger force. and met Hm)
‘ iusur rents at. tho farm of llnlo Maujunri.
. " 'as continued for half an hour,
. when in Illfilll‘ucllls retreated. ()u the
‘side of ho ll‘nnps Major l’crcz lloy was
‘scriousl wmmded.
, (Iolonel \‘icuna has stationed his forces
' Ill Robes. which conuuauds the only pass
to the province of Havana and thowcst-
! ward. The insurgents are striving to
; effect a passage to join (Iolncz and Marco,
: lull have not sucrcedcdyct in doing so.
The insurgent leader li'crnando Espluosa
. has died from wounds received at lilo
3 (irande in December.
(lent-rot Marin and Colonel luchul, tho
. mayor and the chief of staff, badu farewell
« to out) llovoml volunteers. who are depart-
ing to take part in tho campaign.
‘ . The insurgent loader Pancho (antillo
has arrived in linerto l’rinripe province in
ll-spnnsc to orders rccclvctl from General
Gomez.
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sells for no L
higher price .
than other 1,
tobaccos, but is i
the Longest
Chew. A ton-i
cent plug will
go as far as
two pieces
of any
other kind.
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BELVA olssi‘é‘fiao.
Mrs. Lockwood Not Allowed to Appear as J
Attorney In I‘cllslull (‘asl-s. _ , . !
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wood, once a presidential candidate on the
Woman's Rights ticket and uowa practic- '
lug attorney in this city, was disbarred
from practice as an attorney or agent Ill“ .
fore the pension bureau. i
This ill‘liull grew out of a charm! mode 1
against Mrs. Lockwood by the pou~inu dc- ,
parluu'nt seeming her of ballot: improp~ .
crly accepted a fee of $25 in a. pl‘lhlilll
claim. The bill-mu ollh-iais called for at-
tcllliou to tho nib-god.improperchuruennd
insisted that slw return tho fw' to flu-
claimant, as itwas lu-hl that she had never
performed any 'sorviccs ill the cow for
which the ice was paid.
‘““““
druid all 151%
cmzllurtul for Maori“?! VICE-
1 (Gun Orr: r is OFPosn'r: 'J. S. PA‘rrn‘rOrrtct
. ,:‘.-: ..; A ~ in ion than men luosc
Ii ii if: .
bend mod-I
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o.- plum, with dcscrip-i
" -u. “’2: .1.
' minim: or to I, ircc of I
.:..:r,:c. ()urh ' ,, " .1 ,
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A Pgmpfitrn llvilvto Ulla!” ," with? _
not of fuliiit. in the b. b. and luringa culimncs
~r:.’. inc.
m mm‘s
s\“t~w ‘2‘.
\.‘,.1n »‘
Filo refused to colllllly with this do ' ‘ ' '3
nullul, which is a customary one ill lilt‘ . sc'A. SNOW&C0.0!
burcau procedure pending an inn-stism- I '
Orv. PATENT Ornct. WASHINGTON. D. c. O ,
hvs'wsaWWMN/VM <
lion, and she submitted b-nutby stale
lucnls to the secretary of the interior in :
support of lo-r position. This was unavail-
iuu. however, and ul'linll was lll‘illllllllyi
lukcn. di~barrim_v her from practice.
Mrs. Lockwood will probably make a
strong contest for f‘I'Illhlilll'llll'lll.
VALUABL'EVOLDV MAP.
It May (‘ut an Important Figure In the
‘ \'rnc1,ucln Iloll‘gulllr} Ills-little. i
I'th‘lVVVi‘l, .lzlli. t’Il.—--.\lr. H. llo «:uer ‘
of this city, .'lll old lll'l"-llll.'-l friend of .l:l.~ , _ , -. M ‘ . .,
fil'n lircwrr, choirnmu of the Voile/lulu ‘ “m”m“13'1""”M‘nru‘m'.gull-mp”!UNNH'
culnluis-‘iuu, has recently diwnl'rrml
among the family archives an obi map
that may throw light on the ".'lll"/Ii"lil '
boundaryquestion. ll lrul been handed
down from father in sun in the l‘axuily,
but is still well pr. .-c.r\'u (I.
It is a map dinning the runs: of New
.'\l11llllli‘ii.'l, or provilu o of (illyalm. arm-rd
lug in the division of the Spaniards. The
map wa- engraved and published by Wll
iizuu Fallen. geographer to llu‘ king; of
England. and Is dam! Ilf‘l. ii, IT~::. 'l‘lu-
‘llllo'u‘llf the map bud lo contradlcl lilo
liriti~h assumption as to 1b.- lwululary.
’l'ho lll:lp\\ill lu- ful'wardml folio-com
1 mission.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castorla. :
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When Dally was sick, we go: o her cmm-m. .
When she wa . a Child. all» criml for ('1st iria.
l W! "ll «helm-am" .‘li ,«._ er clan; to “Moria.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
Children Cry for '
g'Pitcber’s Castoria. .
The Stanford (mt.
Wasmxol'nx, .lau. 1" .m'l‘in' argulucul
ill the Stanford case. involving: the liabil-
ity of the Stanford «Mail's fur the (‘I ntral
l’nciflc bonds. was concluded ill lbc l'uiled
Show supreme court and tho case lukl'll
. Illlfli‘l' (hill-Plum”. .‘ll'. ('Ilvnil' spoilt“ for
on hour. concluding his argument in Mrs.
Slallforli's behalf, :lllil wue l'oilmwd bf:
Ifioilcilor (General ('nurml, who appeared
for llmgmornluclll. ‘l‘bcrn- i. no probu
billly of .‘l. decision in the law before the
. beginning; of the March term of court.
and
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.‘VC'RI'IIF chas “an Asailssinafcd.
llors’rox. 'l‘.-x., Jan. :iu. — 'l‘homas ;
[)wycr. aged 71‘», wcalihicsl luau ill Wu<h~ |
.iugtoll county, was a<~a~~inled in his oilic‘o I
by unknown parties. lilo motive being
irobbcry. Ills body u“ found horribly
3 mutilated in an underground cistern. lie
lhml made a czhll sale. but (it'lliléllt‘tl all his
.money. and the murderers got nothing.
QUICK.
v'i‘bcro will ho a lynching when the perpe-
trators arc c'ulghl.
ulnar
cruel
l Shut as He l'rnycd For )lcrcy.
l.l'l"l‘l.l: flock. .lau. filth—ill Loo county
1T. 1’. Williams. a whim mun, ailclnptcd
’,to force some. information from Tom lid-
lwards. all old and harmless negro. ' bid-
; wards professed ignorance. Williams drew
‘:ipisl(ll and killed the old llogrointho
‘i.
iprcscncc of his family as he prayed for
mercy.
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.
Miss Katie Sluggers, a well known
young lady of lilauvciz, N. Y., was burned -‘
{lo death.
1 Speaker Herd fold l way-n congress-
Emmi that he thought co css wouldI he ;
j ready to adjourn by May 15. ,
, ills lliullucss the Tllillilll‘ df iillauungur‘,
1 died at Bombay. lie was 35 years of age ;
'nnd a knight commander of the Star of 3
5 indie. .
5 llis; Lucille Mownri. Polk, daughter of ‘
lllr. and Mrs. William Stewart Poll; of
,llilllillllm‘. was married to lilr. William ,
E. Carter of Philadelphia. 5 Pa per
'l'llo prc~idcul f-‘i‘lll to the senate the; . '
umuluntion of .l. Kearney Rise of Ncw‘
Jersey to bc attorney of the I'ulted States ‘
i for the district of New Jersey. '
, Louis Gordon, shirt lllnllufnclurer of,
3 New York, was convicted of arson in the
itllird degree. on tho charge of setting llrc
’lo his factory on July :4, 1894.
i The llight lion. llugh i‘. E. ('llildors,
1 formerly firstwlord of‘thc admiralty, chan-
i ecllor of the duchy of Lancaster and fills!)-
‘ clal secretary to the treasury. died, in Lon-
, don. .
1 E. ll. Ackmly, a well known Keely
. boarding house keeper, was found dead in
I the bathroom of his- homo in White Plains.
i N. Y. lie was sitting in the bathtub with ,
‘ the gas turned on. The coroner pronounced ‘1
it u ease of suicide. 7 . '
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ruins Leave l-loutll Norwaik as lullml‘H:
For New Vork. "
Adi. fi‘huhdunilfiJlM, 7M, 7M. it'll. nos,
wummou. ”to. l'. M. l :--2.lll.-l'o.2:.l.
, no. i '2", n 2.2. r..m,u12¢1_u:.o,';.‘..',nll.low.
til'MlAi'fl.
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but will be thankful for a small
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Buttor,Cheese,Eggs
Lard, Pickles,
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RAILROAD. i
American Prisoners Subjected
to Great indignities.
BOERS LOOKED OlI APPROVINGLY.
Lending Men of Johannesburg Treated
Lila Common ('rllninsls—«Ifad to Eat
'l‘hclr Food "I! the Ground—Kruger
Makes Threats Against the Miners.
New YORK, .lan. Ila—Tho World‘s cor-
respondent nt Cape Town has received in-
tommtlou from l’oloria that the reform
union prisoners were set upon in the
streets of tho ’l‘rousvaai capital while on
their way to tho prison there.
They Were roughly traded and obliged
to run to the jail to escape being torn to
pieces.
()ncof the American prisoners, appar-
ently .lohll Hays Hammond. was flung
down, tramplcd'upon and bruised mold
the yells of the armed liners.
'l‘ho annrosmrs’wcro not arrested.
Tho prisoners were allowvd nothing
more in jail that) ordinary criminals are.
The heat of the burning sun to men ac-
custouu-d to luxury, andtho risk of ty-
phoid lover from lack of sanitation, were
awful.
They had to eat their food on tile ground
at first.
“'hero Hammond ll Imprisoned.
LOVDILV, .lan. nil—Tile l’l'cmrln jail, in
which .lohn Hays Hammond and four
other leading men of Johannesburg are
confined, is described as a wretched struc-
ture of red brick, with a standing: gallows
always in plain view from the coil win-
(Jive,
.‘Il‘. Worm-r, the head of the great (lin-
luond house of ‘Vl rlu'l'. ill-it a; (,To., whoso
partner, Lionel Phillips. is one of the five
prisoners. says there is no danger of the
death pcln-‘ty being inflicted upon any of
the accused. but that lllllli'l‘ the 'i‘ransvaul
laws almost any other penalty is possible.
l'lldcr a special low applying to “pro-
claiuu-d milling lands,” which applies to
Jobannulmrz and to the accused. all
their property may be coull=catwi in addi-
tion to any pily<3clil puni~imn-nt.
Friends of lhenccuu-d Ann-ricuns warm—
ly approve the suggmtiou that a ‘l'uitcd
Sonics wan-hip b:- ~cnt lo L‘npo Town or
Dubious flay, llllil that lu-r captain be in
slrucml to go to l’l"'l’ll‘iil and represent
the Morrison government tin-re.
“l't‘l'llf private- advices from the Trans-
vaal l‘l'lml‘i that Provident Kruger and tho
other authorities Ill‘t'lllallllfl‘ll to be much
more severe with the .loluluncsllurg civil-
ians than at the time of the release of Dr.
Jameson and his followers.
President Krugcr's “hurtling.
Pitlz'rolzr.\, Jan. :ltl.—~.»\ pnwinzomion has
been growth-d to tlll'ci'fccl that llwgovel'll-
llullt believes that the [bivalent-«l rinsing
of the mines is due to all intention In re-
comlucnco disturbances, and warning all
that. the govcrnlm-nt intends to vigorously
protect the peaceful til".l'lillvlll4"*ui' mill-
in: and to indict the severest penalties of
the law upon all tlloscaiicmptiuq to infer-
rupl it.
New ‘l'ork State Legislators.
Alb \NY, Jail. film—TM ls-xow collllnit-
he continued its bracing on the grower
New York bill. and :ll‘mlloouh \l’r‘l‘i‘ made
by proluiurut New ‘l’ol-i; um: in fawr of
cullwlltlzlfblll. Tlu' l‘wurth lll‘lll‘illg‘: for tho
opponent of Ibo Hallow cxr'w bill was
given in tim >t-nztlc chamber. A lli'fll'll'lg
was usin d for .‘lir. llllli‘“ bill relieving
those :nloou korpfls' who suffer because of
tho decision of the court of appeals ill re<
lotion Inlluwxbt-llv‘cui the saloons within
:Jml fort of a church or svlmrilmusc. Tho
hearing w.1~' given before the ns~cmllly
culllllliltc-r on l-xl'lw. the bill lllll being
bcl'oretho rt'ililiv committee. Mr. llutts
wusibe principal speaker. Tho Buffalo
cxci-‘c cl'lnlmissimlcrs also argued against
its clmcluu'llz. No business of importance
was transacted in scuzuo or assembly.
Vanderbilt )lny Marry Again.
Now Yonu. .loo. alt—«For some little
time past 311-. William K. Vanderbilt's
residence, at Fifth avenue and Forty-soc-
oud street. has lwcn undergoing renova—
tion and rmlm‘omtiou. Tillfi fact has been
patent to outsiders. and it is the talk of
society that the bowels being pu‘t'in rczul-
incss for a wedding. Though no public.
anluuum‘luent of the engagement of Mr.
William K. Vanderbilt and Miss Amy
llend bu“ been made. lbc alliance is now
uuimculariiy expected. This has become
all accepted fact with the intimate friends
of thoconplc. 'l‘ho eugagmncnt is said
also to be, conceded byon oilicioi repre-
sentative of Dir. W. K. Vanderbilt’s fami— ‘
ly. This projected union is said to be om-
iucntly satisfactory to all the members of
. the Vanderbilt. family. .
Amrrican Missionaries Circular.
, LIMA. Peru, .n‘m. all—Tho leaders of
, the American missionaries who vvoro ro-
ccntly cxpcllctl from Cuzco have issued a
' circular letter. in which they declare that
they recognize the good faith of the p v"
crulucnt of Peru and arcfa‘uxious to ex-
press their gratitude to the people of Cuzco
for the. generosity which was shown them
in their distress. The missionaries say
{but they will \vltluirmvihcir 'clailus for
, damages as originally filed and only do-
: mnud payment for the actual losses which
5 they sustained in tho lntooutbrcuk against
”them. They ask. however, that the actual
perpetrators of the wrongs be punished.
i Offers to Come Home and Fight.
i Wisurxo'rox, Jan. :30.——'l‘cndcrs of serv-
ice, ill the event of war are coming to tho
.nnvy department from all parts of the
Ecar‘th, not to speak of all corners of tho
‘ l‘uitcd States. They (oluo fronl Canada,
$aud nlnil now brings an offer from an
‘ American in faraway Johannesburg,
| where it would be supposed there is
trouble enough to absorb the attention of
the residents, to come back to the United
; States and serve in the navy if wanted.
| , ,
! “'lult l'nitml States to Meditate.
t Rm dunno, .lnn. till—It is said that
. the Brazilian government refuses to ac-
‘ ccpt the boundary limes proposed by Bo-
livia in the territorial issue hctwoon the
two countries. Jliolivia sugécsts that tho-
? question be submitted to the president of
I the l'nitcd States.
. Pugillstlc Barristers Fined.
i Enormous, Jan. BIL—Lawyers Henry
Stockllridtze, Jr., and Thomas 13. Mncknl‘.
who recently indulged ill a fist- flght in
Judge Pllclps' city court. wore fined $50
each for the offense. The fines. which are
considered light, Were paid.
1
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Finely Preserved Old Master.
llosfi‘ox. .lau.30.——Au old master, bought
in London and just. added to the Boston
museum, is a portrait by Giovanni Bap
tlsia Mort-infirm ltallan painter of the
linqefitvh’cehtury. It is finely preserved.
Norwalk Chronicler