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30 We. Plain. Flaunt, Broad. Smooth
out With a Glorious Terminus at Last.
wastmto'rox. Feb. 2.-——l‘tev. llr. Tat
nurse's sermon for today was a picture of
the road that many havotravelcd and oth-
ers are trying to get on and is no more ap-
propi‘ato {or the capital of tho Italian than
[or all places. The text chosen was Isaiah
xxxv, ti, it, it): "And an highway shall
be there, and a way. and it eludl he called
the Way of holiness. 'I‘ho unclean shall
not pass over it, but it. shall he tor times:
the wayfaflng tnea, though fools, shall
not err therein. > no lion shall be there,
nor any ravenous boast shall go up thoro~
on, it shall not he found there, but. the re-
deemed shall y'all: thorn, and the ma-
sontod of the Lord shall return and come
to Zion with songs and everlasting joy up-
on their heads. They shall obtain joy and
uladncss, and sorrow and signing shall that
away."
There are hundreds of people in this
house who want totlnd tbu right road.
You solnotilncs are a purl-:0!) halting at
crossroads, and you can toll by his looks
that he wishes to ask a question as to
what direction he had bottcr take. And I
stand in your prceonm conscious of the
fact that thorn are many at you horn who
realize that there are a thousand wrong
roads, but only one right onc, and I take
it for granted that. you have come in to
ask which one it is. flora in one road-that
opens widely, but I have not much faith
in it. There are a great many expensive
tollgates scatttuod all along that way.
Indeed at ovory rod you must pay in tears,
or pay in gcnntioxluus, or pay in tlaaclla—
tions. On that road, if you got through
it at all, you have to pay your own way.
and since this differs so much from what
I burn heard in 11' gard to the right. way, I
believe it is the wrong way.
How is another road. (in clthor side of
it are houses of sinful ontcrtaimuont. anti
invitations to come in and dine and rest,
but front tho looln-zof tho pooplowho stand
on the piazza I am curtain it it tho wrong
house and tho wrong way. More is an‘
other road. It is very lwautltul and ma-
cadamizod. ’I‘ho horses‘ boots clutter and
ring, and thcy who ride ovor it spin along
the hifihway, untilsuddoniy tlzcy find that
the road breaks overan cmlmnkmcnt, and
they try to bait, and tin-y h'i‘tl the bit. in
the mouth of tho flurystocd and cry: " Ho!
Ho!" But it is too into, and, crash! thcy
go over tho otnhanknu-at. Wu shall turn
and see it we cannot find a tlill’cront kind
of road. Ymthav’ohoanl of tho Appltui
way. It. was 3.30 llilll'fl long. it was ct
foot wide, and on cithur side of tho road
wasa path for foot. passe-utters. It was
made out of rocks cut‘in hcxhyonai Bloom
and fitted together. What a road it must
have been! Mada of bllmtltll. hard rot-lt.
350 mlloslong. No wontlvr that in tho
construction of it the treasures of a wbolr.
empire vvoro oxltausstod. liocauso of in»
traders, and tho olotucuts. and" time—tin-
old conqueror who tears up a road as ho
’goos over it—thero-is nothing; hat of that
structure but a rain. litttl ham to toll
you or a road built before tin.- Applau
way, and yet it is as good as when first
constructed. Millions of souls have gone
over it. Millions more will mum.
The prophets and apoqt lcs. inn,
Pursues! this road wlitlu- h--r.- licltlw.
We thorct’ore u‘tll. without tll~';1:t_\',
Still walk in Christ, tho 1;. uni old way.
The King‘s Highway.
First, this road at" tho tcxt is tho king's
highv'ay. In tho diligottco you (lilyll on
over the Bernard pass of the Alps, tulle
alter milo, and then: is not so much as a
pebble to jar tho Wilt‘l'lh‘. You ll'p over
brltlgcs which cross cbastns that make you
hold your breath, undor ,projcctlng rock,
along by dangerous precipict-s, through
tunnols ndrip with tho tneltituzs of tho
glaciers, and perhaps for tho first. time
learn the majusty of a road built and sup-
portod by (rovcrnmoutal authority. Wcll,
my Lord tho'lx'inu dccided to build a high—
way from north to hcnvon. It should span
all tho chasms of humau'wretclu.~tlnesr. it
should tunnol all the mountains of earthly
ditllculty.‘ It should be wide enough and
strong enough to hold 50.000.000.0004)th
of the human race, it so runny of them
should ovcr be born. It should be blasted
out. of tho “Rock of sinus," and cctnontod
with the blood of tho cross. and he lifted
amid thoshontiugof angels and thecx-
o'cration of devils. 'I‘ho King scat his Son
to build that road. Ilo put. hoad anti hand
and hcurt to it, and after the root] was
completed waved his blistcrcd handover
the way, crying, “It is iinisbcdl” Napo-
lccn paid 15,000,000 francs for tho build-
»lng of tin.» Simplou road that his cannon
might go ovcr for tho devastation oi Italy,
but our King at a groutor expcnsohas
built a road for ndifl'cront purpose that.
the banners of ‘hoavcnly dominion might
come down ovor it. Bring a king's high-
vay, of course it is well built. Bridges
splendidly arched and abuttressod havo
given way and crushed the passungcrs who
nttem‘ptcd to cross thcm. lint- L‘hrist the
King: would build no such thing as that.
The work done, ho mounts tho chariot. of
his love and multitudes mount with him,
‘ and he drives on and up the stoop ‘of hcav-
' you are not on the right road.
bridge will break, those overhanging rocks :
on amid thn plaudits of grazing Worlds!
The work is dono—wrdl done—gloriously
done—magnificently done.
A Clean Road.
‘ Still further, this road spokt-n of is a
clean road. Many a fine road has become .
miry and foul bccauso it. has not llct'll pmp.
erly cared for, but my text. says tho on-
clean shall not walk otrthis one.
on either side to throw away your sins.
Indeed, if you want to carry thcm along,
That
will fall, tho night: will come down, .lcav-
log you at the mercy of the mountain ‘
bandits, and at the very next turn of the ‘
road you willpnrish. But. if you are really '
on this clean road of which I have l.)t_‘t‘ll
.hpeaking,,tl.ett you will stop over anti
anon to wash in the water that. stands in. .
the basin of the animal rock.
Aye, at altttost cvory step of the journcy
you will ho crying .out, .“t ‘rcato within
me a clean lit-art!" ‘If you have no such
aspirations to: that, it provt-s that you have I
mistaken your way, and if you will only
look up and tore tho linger board above your
head you may read upon it the words.
“There is away that Bt‘t'lllt'lll right auto 3
man, but the cod [Illil‘tJJI is death".
Without holiness no man e-‘h'all sue the
Lord, and it you have any hint: that you
can carry along your sins, your lusts, your
worldlincss, and yet gct at tho and of the
Christian tutu. you are suawiuliy mistak-
en. that, in the name of that, lshattor the
delusion. ll .
.: A Plain Road. . U
Still further, thc road spoken of is a
plain road. “The wayfaring men, though
(coll, shall not err therein'L—that is, if a
m is three-fourths an idles. he can find
Room 5
, say, "Haven't you got some music for I 1
a . c . trivial» his firm
“.' ' habitat 1 * " "y , r. Ihnvutsltls month
awn attractant. and w ' ‘ Moomturthtmmma.
booting at him. has only in). to .m , lulu! narrow, noithor shall
once at the gate of heaven, and it Within any mom, ncitlter shall the
open, while there has been my a m sunlight“ them, nor any hcat. for [he
who could lecture about momma” ‘Whfl’hlnh isia Ilitltllltiat-(d’ thothroao
chemistry and tall the story at l‘ 's Mind them to living fountains of wa-
theory of electrical polarization and at ”and 0d shall wlpo away all tcars
hml been shut out. of heaven. Tim» u mas eyes." I go a liltlu ill-ammo
horn many a Inuit who ettxxl in an observ- lmlto! on the mute road. and l murt a
atory and lWoph the hoovona with his talc- ‘ which of lentol. film has n I harp, out
scope and yet has not helm ahlotoseethoilho has cymlmlu. Tia-y lthrl: as it tin-y
morning star. litany a man has been ftp l had rusted from non spray. and I say to
miller with all tho higher branches or thotnaldln oi lsrtwl. "ll-nu .Wu twr’unn
taatlwnlatles and yet could not do thug for-tired pilgrim?“ .\ml. bkothoclanu
sintplosuat. "What shall it prom-mango! victors' shields, the cymbttbt clap as
it he gain the whole world and lose hill Miriam begins to «lists-arm: "Fina you.
own soul?" Many a man has been a line ,' the Loni, for ho hath ll‘lllittldlt d “inflatin-
reador of tragedies and poems and yeti ly. The horse and tho rltlcr hath ho
could not “meld his tltlocloar to mansions I thrown into the era." Amt tlwu t tutu a
in the skies.” ' white robod group. 'I‘lo-ytomo bounding
Many a man has botanizotl across the .1 toward too. and I my. ‘ Who are tin-y?
continent. and yct not. known the Rose I 'l‘hohappiost. and tho lxrlohtcat. and tho
of h‘haron. and the Lily 0! "10 Valley. 5 fairest liilllllitiiitl'limwlttllii’illlll.“.\‘?” And
lint if one shall come in the right spirit, l tho anon-or roams, "’i'la-so aro thcy wl-u
asking the way to brown. he will iind it. l truaeoat of moat. trllutlotiom and had
a plain way. 'l‘ho pardon is plain. The l tholr robcs washrd and lillltitl white in the
[anion WWW“ Et'qrythlng is plain. lie . blood of tho Iwub.”
who trim to art on the road to hmvonj Tim Terminus.
through the Sc v 'l‘cstantont tcaching will . 1 put-mo no,~ may. com.- .4... stop for-
llo who goes through , thcr. What istbc ll‘l't';lil.|hI.I 1 ti‘» Imi. cur.-
got- on bunnyitnlly.
philosophical discusrion will not. get on at. how lino a road \~u psi am on. i want to
all. Christ says. "0011mm mutual I will i know whom it cum: 4 out. My mt tic-
tako all your sins away. and I will take , clam-s it, "Thu rcdct mat of tho 1. ml room
all your troubles away." Now what is I to Zion," You know what Zion was.
thousoot my discussing it any more? Is 3 That was tho. king's t':tl.."c. it was a
. mat“ to. u.
heaven i want. Christ and his people that
”new uncouth-«thaws imam: mutual;
for tho.
llllt'ut' \vilhcr. and whom (mp... “WM" l'nill
furthtll’! tilt. t‘lty cl ltn'ht. plush wait. a...
a‘llhtllwll. illlll “'lttm‘ t.’ l" - lil't' [tt‘ttl u.’ tilt.
illllitt‘vl Iii l‘l‘ l, \‘2lll' ‘1' litlti l-l Hill lll'llt, I
and curl-infill: as". l~‘.'l‘.‘ili cl
n-ign! Uh. : out: lotob‘r than tlo- our." lwt
0i Entity Mall! 1'». )ot uni: z» llu' \vlli~|u .- of
choruhilnt
(lb, glorious hum of \‘.'lu~'| tho in l
wound is but cd. ulwu tho but IltHI‘lIlilE'i‘t‘J;
taradml, ohm tho l1t~l lcux' m‘t-art' 1,. wt
row in hip l noun, and tat.» n t1“. 1"
tlm-mt-d t l' ll.H Lot-l a! all mum t1 32. m,
thcn 1.! cl! tho harp: rs t:
harm, and all tho tt‘ttmpa-t-‘r. tulo- than. u
tlu-ir trtttupz-ts, a‘ul u!l :~. .ms louvcu 'u
lhcru lat chum »:
ut whlto n1 mi \ n .l-t'», ti. .:- 1-. at 1.1.
icon nndcr tho throw. clams lt‘ t;
tlmrutoi \vorldn ll‘lli thcxc it hu: it! u ..>
sung, and M“ o; c n .It' . polo u, and lint
out: throne luv-or. .tmti .il of Jr as only.
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Loop \chr.
Why is it nib-all .5: ynstr.‘ Ex iii-n-
t]... .i.‘..‘...‘t 1““ finial, 1 i all i: lli”t l.
hi ndtlrhlu... to il'u‘uat,‘ l\«.' t. L
:w.ru:ul I"'lii.l'l.f”‘\i1l:l. t~..l
tiilltllml ti:,.‘ 5 .t Iliil 3‘ AI; 11- . 3. ' ’l.
cutim’ tho :uwnll. 5"“ .iv tlz’s tLlI
1““ ”1M i’l'lllll' H It'll“ wantod WHOM. mountain litrlllt‘o‘a. It was tutpr-wtnablc.
stone city, and I polutrd you out a huzll- I And in hcau-u is the hp llil‘rm‘ t-f tho uni-
way thoroughly laid out, untold I be wise verse. No hon-Etm- im- hum: N.tuit'li
ll!“ w: t‘ti l in "‘\‘ .‘
:,.t‘;1‘p..'t.‘cwi linuc’u“ ll:
I . ll ‘ in. ’ .'
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kingdom of llcat‘ctL' l'nloss you that the
spirit of little t-hildrcn you will novur
come out at their glorious doainy.
A Safe Road. .
Still further, this road to hcavcn isa
safe road. rhtuctinws the travel. r in those
ancient hiuhways would think himsclf
pcrfctdly securc, not knowing thcro was a
lion by the way. hutying his head drip
bctwct-n his paws. nntl‘thon, \vhctt tho
right. moan-at canto, oath-r tho fearful
first?“ 'r‘wwvr'wh ,_.
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spring tho man's lilo Wm wow, and thorc
was a tnaulcd can-ass by tho rawhide.
But, says my tcxt, “No lion shall be
there." I wish i could make you lttcl
your cutiro security. I toll you plainly
that one minute aftor a man has bcctunu a
('llllll of (ind ho is as nttfuasilmuuh ho had
bt-cu 10,04"! yours in hcnvon. ilc tnayslip, ‘
be may slidc, lxc may stumble, but bu t'un ‘
not. bc ilt‘rll‘ll)t‘tl; ltcpt by tho puwcr oi
Hod, through faith. unto comph-tc salvo
tiun, cvcrlast iugly Silil‘. 'iIim sown-«t trial '
to which you can subjoot- a (Ibrisliun
limit is to kill him. and that. is ulnt‘)’. lll
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other words. tho worshthlug lltill can bap-
poo achild of' liutl is brown. 'l'hc body
is only the‘ old slippurs that. ho throws
aside just bcforo putting on tho sandals of i
light. ills soul, you cannot hurt. it. No
tin-s can cousumo it ;' no floods can drown
it; no (boils can capturo it.
Firm and unmovctl :trc thcj: ‘I
“in; wet llit'll‘ .a-uls on tiutl:
Fitz-«l as tho grr‘uutd uh: rw David stood,
Ur \\ hcl‘o the aric :tbmlr. ‘
Ills soul is solo. ills rcpulatiou is srtfo.
Evcrythim: i~-s:tfo. “ lint." yuut-‘uy. "sup
post» his storo burns up."V Why, thou it
will bo only a clmugc of invcsttnmnts: front
earthly to hcavculy bl't‘lll'llltnu "lint,“ .
you any, "suppose his name nous down
undortho hoof of scorn ami contempt?"
'l‘honaun- will ho so much brighter in3
glory. “rittpposo hispbysical llt‘:'.llli fails?"
(iod will pour into hiut the floods of our '
lasting bcalt‘h. and it. will not mako any
dill‘crcnco. Earthly subtract ion is lu-avctr ’
ly addition, ’l‘ho tcars of carth aru tho
crystals of hoaveu. As they tulto rags and
tattcrsaud put thom through tho pnpcr
mill, and tiny come out. beautiful wbito
shoots: of papcr, so often the rags of earthly
(lcstitution, umlcrthc t'_\'llllllt‘l':l of dcath,
come out a whito scroll upon which shall
be writtcn t'lt'l'lliil c: tanoipatioa. There
wastuto passugoui Scripture tho fut-cool
whicbl urn-r uncircstumiuiutll ouc day‘
at Uhamoteuix, with Mont Blanc on one _
side and Montauvcrtmn tlim'dhcr, Iopcncd
my Bible and ‘rcad. ”As the lnnuntuins
aro around about .lcrusalom, so tho Lord
is around about thcut that {car him." I
The surroundings wore au‘ omnipotonti
commentary.
'I‘houch troubh-s avsazl and ‘duugcrs af‘l‘riuht. .5
. Though fricuds should all fail and flow all- -
unit o, .1 '7 t.
th one thing St-curv s at, whatct'er lmtitin,
’I‘ho b’ortmuru assurcs an the Lord will prtr .
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A Pleasant. Road.
Still further. the road spokcuof is a
ph-asant road. (loll :ivcs a bond of iu<
dcmnity against. all evil to cvory man that.
trcatls~ it. “All things work lulh'lllt'l' for
' good to thnso who lovu God." .\o weapon '.
. formcd against them can prospcr. That
is tho bond, Sigurd, ncalctl‘ and dclivorcti
‘ by tho prcsidcut. of tho wholo univt-rsc.
i What is tho uso of your trotting, .0 child
t of (ind, about food? >“Bcho1d tho fowls of
l the air, for they now not, ncithcr'do thcy ,
. rcap,smr gmhcr into barns. th your
g llcavcniy lv'athcr fccdcth tin-m.” ‘Antl villi .
g bc tako can: of the sparrow. will bu take
aim of thc raven, will ho takc. caru of tho
. hawk and lct you dict What. is tho use of
. your fretting about. clothcs? "‘(‘onsltlcr
tho lilics of tho livid. Shall be not much
‘ more clothe you, 0 yo oilittlo faith?"
3 What is the use Worrying for Ifculz. stunn-
thing will happcn to your homc': “llc.
hlcsscth the habitation ot‘ the just." What ‘.
is thc use of your fretting lost you will be
overcome of temptations? “(ind is inith- ‘
ful, who will not suffer you to Ins tcmptcd , .
above that ye are able, but will With tho .
temptation also make a way to Pscopo that
ye may be able to hear it." Uh. this
King‘s highway! _ Trans of lifo on cithcr
sido, bonding over until tht-ir branches in-
terlock anti drop midway th’Lvir fruit and
, shade. .Houws-of entertainment on citbcr
side the road for poor pilgrims. Tables I
sprcad with a nun of good things, and
walls adorned withhpplcs of gold in pic-
turcs of silver. 1 start. out. on this King's
highway, and I find a harpcr. and I say.
“What is your uamct" ITllt: harptn‘ tnnkus _'
no response, but lcavos me to guess, as
with his eyes toward brown and his hand
I upon the trc‘tnhling strings thistune comes
rippling on the air: “The Lord is my
light and my salvation. Whom shall I
four? The Lord is the strcngth of my life.
ui whom shall I be afraid?“ .
I goallttlc farther on tho saute rnatl .
and meet a trutnptlcr of heaven, and I i
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Credit tor ll.
t‘l‘tom tats limt ~u il-r .M l
«\u incubus isagood tidal; 1o hr rid
of. \wl tiwrc- ttt'clllfltytiiiicrlntgin Lind. DBMHBBLESS WOMEN SHOT DO".
i3 H m- immv you might .aiclv oilrr tia-
u'arst of '2“ tnthrrstu tlu' Mill-art? lt‘otn
it‘tllu‘vtlbwt~r,ttttd llt‘\\II‘3llIll.;lil1ll_\' so no
\ rttilcrvr tttit‘t‘ th-I'lllci .: llllm: “i‘til
y-ur thumb in a txcr and turn u'ttil
y -It can stand it no loom-r. Hamil one
morn turnmtuat'w kidnt'y lli'uwic I' lie
W hat tsr or mg.
'l ho brittldlg to this nrticio Is «only an
murcsuuut ct .\ir. .\. .‘ti. l‘o-rcv, no tinny
t<.-:.t 5t , I“; t~l “Us! unit. it: ”My l0 ntil‘ rt'p~
l"~l‘illliil\‘tt axiom: who! ho thought ii
i) do". lvtuuc‘.’ i'.’ .‘it‘.'l'.rrc -'. doth-‘-
II”
rt'tgztil't- c ‘.‘l.liil hLimiting: lliiv.
Blood In Sabaailla.
I'rc-lt \‘lctinu at Malta's ('i'lwl tlltl Mt.-
oiotm \t’arfarc 'l‘uculyJutll' W
Killed Without Reason-«Tho Imam-t.
Soldier-t Warmly “’clcouwtl III Huh-dill.
Now “not. dun. xt—Tho Sun’s mm.
sound-pt son It the lotion-lag from Cuba
via 'latnpa titty:
'l‘hc trtto story of what occurmd whoa
the insurgrnts t-ntorcd Salutnlllu has never
llltt‘l! told in print.
’l‘lw outta-rails prevented the Havana
, popcrs from pubii-hing anything but a
"i“ M" h" outbicd utcmuzt oi tho all'ulr. and even
I “"I‘V‘K‘” ”1"] ("I I‘m“ “”3”“ ill“ tlmtwm not allowcd tuhc cabled to tho
" “ 1“““I- l'llllcd Stub-s.
null. "if i rotuainml for tire.- vuluutrs lIt 'i‘la-uilicitl account. which lwatt Dt'r
for :I mu- llll’ rust - m w, it was Ililtit'ti to ll'.tll\lt‘ll, said “mi th‘oi l|nsur-
.-. w ..t.. . l, ~ .. . , - . to-ntscntvrcti Sabani a on tn- 2:.t. mrn-
“I III "I “I. III" IIIII'I I'M“ IIIIIIIII I‘ll the mill-cad station and two or ”two
hcuws and hubs! rl'it'l'iil .tl rcs.
incl; '1'” aw Lia mvu cxprss
(Hil'
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it :‘i.’:lt"..’|l..“1‘ p Milton. it now no.- ~ wri-
I'm" III I’III II, I "I “I‘II ""I‘” I" ”Iri“‘II‘I‘ ” 'i‘hu garrison of .‘m moo ttnulo a strong
to “In.“ lhc unstht- thumb in tho dun-um and tll'u'm away tho insurgents.
\m', “lib llit' o-xim tutu. ."l'lni in all killing l7. 'Pltc fizuuiuh lqtfig‘lt; ll‘l‘t‘t' give“
aha misrry was tlo- arc .t! tr -ut-l -, [It ::r.'.- as time u luutmus kllh-d and tru civil
lb- punt-us v uttudcd. The truc story is as fol.
ltmw
Salt-milla. an important railrrutd town
always prc-‘cut in imiury cunplailzlu.
my him that tho pains “ci‘t' M) t‘«lll.~'~illll
. . . . 1 . .
and [whislt‘llt lhc} r'wlhh'd U "“1me in Mommas provitp-c. was lllll.\'l'(}ll by
”I'M "I'm" “W.“ '“I‘ II" about it! lll~llt".:t!ll.~’. undrr litiuardo Gar-
“ mo‘s it'ohoy l'.li~‘ :utvrrt..~vtl. ulfizlint'd I'l.t.~ltl who o. in. on Jan. an): The main
lln'rtl til illt- “It .ullttlrt' llt‘ll: (Ufa {litttl‘ litul)‘ t-t ;||§u|';3m;ts'numhpring'uvur1.000.
may. llitwt ll Man, luuk than. and an“ campul on the utttslvirti of tho town.
~:I_v~ loudly and with rat llulislllll rlzlx, “I Hurt-la, tho loath-r, lu‘lttllgts to one of tho
1.53,. “”1“" l\'.tluc_v 1.3;“ a” H“. 5...“, “I bust lamillc: ot Mommas. and runny of
our t'llf‘t' I now no awn- pains the union III‘ I'IIII'WIIII” lIIIII IIII'IIIII IIIIII IIIIIIISWI III
' I, _ , ' ' , mlmulla. l‘ittyrctvuiars under Laptaln
IIIIII'I" “”‘ ""‘I‘“”' I' I ‘I'"‘ l' “"‘I' ”m r‘ ' .ttmu (Salon and it‘ll :Illill’lllti civlh-s shut
Irv-.iwd in Inc tuorniul: and ma d» my H“...,,_,.h.,.., up in ”h. barracks. and nfhr
oithoid limv' ' \It'tit‘l't‘ mil Ioiuzr warned bytlarcia's turn they run
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_v :u liar. :t': t't-r t "dilltlllilili or hatching » fruits-d from tirint: upon thc invadcrs.
“mom...” 11”.; “my.1;..1t,..trp:1..-m..~ munlwr ui Spanish \olunn-t-rs tired upon
at _.,~.| -,l ,,;,.r. ..,.,...-, .. ,. “1W” tho l'l'lli'l‘ from tho church, which had
. ,- ., t. ir. -..‘
hrctt transformcd into a t‘crt. .
’l‘bc t. 3,. is rt-turtml tlu' firc. killing
I tbt'c' \uluutvcts and \vouudlnu two civil
guards (inc inscrucnt was wuundcd by
a ~l.nt from tho tl;lll't‘ll towcr. lie was
‘ lulu-n nut Li “NC” on horsclmckand is said
to bc mortally hurt.
hon: . cf “\‘ita (’ttlut Lint-cl"
'i‘l.-' tux-v zap» ‘phv -_».-. .1 it tho insztrm-nts
with clun‘tx‘. «Zulu: ». ot‘ " lva (”aha lilli‘cl”
v.. 2m bard . a .lil xid -~. and thc lavmlcrs
~urt' u: it 4‘ by turn. anti woman a;
by l‘Il~'t*t'~.I'.li:ll!lr;'t t' lillillllil: .‘I. Y.“
N. Y.,New Haven 8: Hartford
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For New York.
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“"I I‘I' GRAIIIIHCID “"1"“ of ti. ir ml .. 'r'paun . rulc.
ll AI‘l “N hi “7-“ l ‘I' I -"~ I‘ " 'I’ r ‘l- ’7 ”- 7 5“" 1’4“ 'l‘hc your [um] d :l; - lu\\‘ii told (hart-la
t'~-:!'t Leave New York for So.Norwalk. that tiny . l-' -.. uh: tit 3'”le and bad catca
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\ ll. r. r», . ms gm; jun, 1...»; H. ._ INN? ': | H: muo- in In muuhy plantations
}‘ .-l_ g; ., 1‘ \l .«.t,; m, '2 tlg, l t t :'.u, it t' t'.n_.‘~'. iii in‘ l'i‘ was [in \vul‘ii lllltl lln
,’. ,3, ti~_.ji. . It‘ll‘dqulit "~.l'.i t... Illl‘l‘T. ,
”I" “ 'lIi. l'r h vi limb-r llli'iiilrll“l‘.'(1lllvs‘tlf‘l'w
.I‘ Il. “Mu? M. l‘ Iii, rm. 11M}. l-1.w‘;»!'l’~'lnt:'l 1 tin :l' lltllli" lllitl ll’ltl lllt’
pl-oplv to is. to ti :zm'lw'v‘. tinoshopkocycr
who i. i i-‘ii i .. - .~l.~t.
Alwttt 1‘: ~: lrI-s v.--r:' ltllit’tl of provi-
Leave South Norwalk
for New Haven.
ll" ,..~, ‘ it'll. " ll. lt‘ "5. ll m2. , Y . . ., .
1. -. } . _ .v 3.7. 3 .7. , 1;. . not.» s..." ~ :mt l‘.-».l. 11:. i...- railroad
'.> 2'. ri.tl.I"l was burnt ri. 'i'ltcll the invadcrs
I l4 :t 2 ~-':.
DANBUR‘!’ DiViSlON. .: ,‘.-. ch as thzji ::-.tl gout,- thc :‘Ipnnisb
Leave 290. Norwalk.
\'lll'illl"‘l'.- i»-~‘ .1 from llo- church and
lbw] illlv' tho to :‘rnwlcs; t'!‘n'\\‘tl ot' pcoplc
" . t I ‘V w l . - .—.
'I II' II “ I“ I‘ I I ‘ III' 'I’ I in tho -llt'-'l -. itidzutyll, including; scvcral
\ ‘i. 2| '~'. l’ “‘I IrIIjLI mono-u ;.l..l . hilnltw u. I
‘ ' -Lonile Danbury. it is .'I~—I l‘t-xi that ill: sn- [o-uph: wct'c
. _ I __ . . ... .‘lltwll'; lIl I~" 2‘». u lmthtl llu' stut'cs. but
'I‘ II 'I'II' ‘ II “I I" I ‘II‘ I1“"“"' Mil. tin-r; tni~h Iliulll r4 says-nun were in-
x u "h 1‘ 11.. :‘III'I' l'. nut-.1 li.l'l'l'.li‘."tti taking food to prc<
‘vl'lll ~l.tl‘\.‘tttrllz.
.‘l-I witiuiv d with dawning: tho-o pcoplc
in ill" ~TL' t:. tlu‘ T‘p:l.’ll.~~ll voluutccrs tool:
tun t'.‘ but bccn with tho insurl
j._'~-l‘.t~ {or :t tinns. but had prcscntcd thcm-
--'lv.--‘ to thc all chic :t t‘r'.‘ or two la-ftu‘r
Physician forwonten
MRS. on. a. A. cuttrcac
tan in: mnsnilrd at. llt'l‘ (till-5t:
"us win
lliu lll'tu'l'ill :atiwu » t' tuuncsty to all l‘clrcls‘
\\l1~~=lr:'t!xl-r~ it! 'ztrms.
Il'll- to it l'u'll Wcl'c Niall ill ctilll llltltlll
by tho ‘vt lunzw: rs in r. \‘t‘l'L't' for thc. lossc:
Htl~1ttiucll in thc tight ornund tho church.
'l lil'rt :trrI‘ flick.
Illipl‘lwiltlt‘tl “'ilitout Trial.
l‘Ililcl‘ll hzludrwti rotugrt-t-s from Saban‘il-
larmnhml Mommas on Monday. ’l‘lcj:
\vt Incl). \xutucu and childrcn, and most
of It. :u .» .irl tizcy ihvl for it’tll‘Ui tut-tho:
t-utf was Spanish vuluutccrs. I
llil.t‘!"§ hitlil ll.I'_'.' cxpwn-tl the town
on ubl lac l‘uruvd byline iu-urucuts. 'I‘hctc
'. do .‘ . v; urts of 'arrc-H of snspccts in
Al th-- proviut-cs. 'l'hcy arc thrown into
primn~ without It trial and in many cascr‘ .
will: any t".'lllt'llt't' of having: aidcd 1hr
l'ub'iu can-c in any way. I’l’hcir yrruvcst
cz‘iluc may by that thcy sympathize with
lbw patriotic rcbcls in thc llcld. ‘
.‘luny u‘.‘ thcm bold .ttncrican citizenship
1|”;an and .spcai; good E iglish. "l‘ltc
.\n:cric:.u consul iutcrposcs in all thcsc‘
t'i‘."“ out payouts a court ittartial, as the
1.,..;.l.-uro Hut lulu-ll in arms.
. - . "l‘ gov Ili.t‘l'.'t, :iftt:,t;.much delay. ‘in~
Wt; 3* 1"”1 "1”" , :1 Hus. tbc cc sol that civil trial has broil
'-. lI ””1 Lrl‘utltcal. bu: tho timcdragsalong, and the
' pmpb- remain in all.
i" " ltlt- tirsz t..1cctlay-sthcyaroant'nm—I
um ‘ittln'I—llliii is. no one. not own
illt'll’ m'mwl. it" they hon-.- one. is pct-mit-
tt {i to my thcm. ‘lluritu: that interval. the
gu'crnnu-ut having: arrcstcd the “sus-
l u t~" without cvith-ncc, cudcavors by
curious lilltl tit‘i‘ittlis‘ llltilltlllh' to build up
a tztsc « r indut-o tiic prisoner to incrimi-
Zlitlt' Lint-vii. M »
ii'ttll‘lL'll' .'.. who was takcuofl‘ the Amor-
. icon stramcr “lit‘l'ttv ten days ago, is still
Cianzcs C(l'llltii bc guar- in jail.‘
I . so in illi'fll'lli ll'IltlI‘l' and who Was arrcstcd
5.31th day ("“ij ..n moduli c. ‘t~l ]l;i.-~‘I'll‘,§t'l" stczuncr and
'A‘lm’ :t~» 2-3: that ho was pn his way to
:ilt.’ int-At: Stunt-2r. h:tn..t:t-ot:‘r. (bay,
I‘Irxun lilo. m. to ‘.' I. m. an ' day carrot
. v I
Mitt-my.
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bl.-tu.w:.
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wt'.l'*t .
' Jacob M. Layton,
. Fire, Life and ,r
Accident
INSURANCEH
Real Estate—gndIIbouse Agent. .
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(ha-an Mr‘rtni-t . to:
Drain ll
ittltl .‘:it'l.'I
or‘lv‘n'u. r. in Witt ism tau “1;.
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Aha, cox};
Notaty i’ubiic..»\c'.\'no\'.bt1;:.;c!.7~lain-u.
/:
u‘ntcctl thc
it. itun'lczl in. livurt' Irm-
sonablc z:2’f-l:".‘/'.'."‘.l be math- “ ”“1 l“ “"1“?” ii" .I ‘» »
. , limp n- j..tll2t'. a l-‘rcnchman, whc-
m ;[('t~2“.lll!H-‘I.ZIL'.: patriots, ."lniitzni to ll:'.\$t.‘ l: -: n 'u:pr a prisoner by
taunt-y. for «moral \Tt’t'lih‘. but who is said
to have running! with tho insurgents oi
“his own toward and camc to Havana,
wl,cr.~ ho \‘Jflh arrcstvtl on a charge of cat"
rjxin': llll'.~'>.‘t!t'~'. is in thc Moro castle, and
tho lat-«itch/consul has askcd for a civil
trial, I ' I
but charity-:4 cannot bl: in-
:ilstcd upon a.—. a right uni
ch—I cw“ v i; sent in by 2
s l“.
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wItjlut '-: in the (stigma oi
the (lily III‘II')“: change 11‘ which A trial has low a hold, was convicted
desired.
it .
,l imprisounu-tu.
l'cil lttln a Rolling Yat-
\Vhlllh’u'l'tl’». it'l-h. 1i.—.Iohu ll. Heat.
a lul .m-‘r. iii y. arts old.” icll into a tilt at
IF'Zaymond 8: Sons.
.\ l.:tr;.'o- Stwrk wt
Bedroom Suits and
Parlor Suits! . . KiiZIi'LIiI-Ei'f"Iii??§;I.I.I.’.I.'.Ii..I.I.i.IILI~; o.
.‘.l‘.\':lt"l-' ,, ”1.. l:..‘:-~ I tlldcnburx is d an. Shc wth born in‘iS‘lfi.
. ‘ ', ‘ ‘ , 'llltil‘n laltznla :h. prinnws ot‘ SaXtuAltcn
it luv: '3! Directors and lzut- burg. um”: inatt'lt'd in to: mumumnc‘
'I llulac. of (Jltli‘llldil‘fl.
company’s piaut. lo-twccn Washington art-tit?
.Allcxantlsza, and was. so badly injurcdthai
hc casino! 3‘“! mm.
li-ztimci's: .. ‘ .7
( ampm Itcnt-ltee Spain.
bitmap, PM». :l.——.\lartincz Pampas,
th ~ retiring captain vcncral of (Tuba. ital“
arrived at Carolina, where he was accord»
l ed a favorable reception.
46 and at: Main Street. Norwalk
” Emulator. 'i llctkicy i‘luco.
‘Noacombataats Killed In told ‘
thw t'_'i.t and had lu-cn sot at lihcrtyutnh-r .
Coo-m thc Amcrican. who was ‘
limnuu to strrc'nlv-r anti claim antncst
, 5"».
Sou uillv. whom t‘if‘l‘ if tho only one in ,
without lc;:::l cvidt-ncu- and dotuncd to life
lmiliuu'rat:br'foml at tho ‘llytlraulir liriclt .
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