aria“
m alumna!-
latitatotacrll Was
. itqoandwrlteiu'nle
so awful med against
“d AlaarleaIOIvilIsa-
f. it it wasn’t a college
1totalsgreatbigllarvavd
"helf.weahonldthiuktrum
loutpcnr in’l'hevornm
.‘ .s
hulpscefor. lt leap-ave
‘ with as that we are such a
so very new. and therefore
.wlthout so many “preclous
“I“ km the past. the beauty, the
" l” , theappeal to the poetic imag-
”mm totheold world.
hdorenotlfr. Nortongototbe
indetwtherc if hefeelsso
. , : it? We would grieve, but we
a , g“ without him. By the way,
we are getting big dose-of
legacies from the past"
. , more than we know what
m in the shape of hordeaof
dirty, diseased, dangerous im-
_ a from this same beautlfnl and
old world. They are the logical
‘ «It. How does Professor Nor-
’ theml.
~ .. . our, people are propor-
much more ignorant than'they
'«IOQ'yeat-sego, declares the profess-
e have not schools enough, our
a. do not attend them if we have,
u p.
‘ We are to infer that a proper
M can only be got from high
MAmerican college professors who
i are highlyof England than they
their own country. Professor Nor.
. id a spirit of hostility to
“is far more threatening to the
States than it is to Great Brit-
Take him home, England, do
laid home your foster son and bring
if! “P by hand. ’
lute: also his little whack at our
. , this, politics—“the spectacle of the con-
60!, it! public adairs in New York pass-
. . fathom the bands of a man like Gov-
" Kill! Bill to another like Platt, and of
Minnia stowed away in the pocket
a man like Quay—all three of them
‘ linen of a low order of ability and with-
out a dinglo trait that would justify
, popular regard, not statesmen or om-
‘ thy not educawd men or gentlemen."
Slit what would Professor Norton have?
“Q can’t all be college professors, can
Onr‘athletic games fall little short of
national disgrace because of their
‘ lack of fair play and common honesty.
American children are the most un-
'whipped cube in the world, for their
lack it good manners and for their im-
pcsfinenw—hoodlums on the street cor-
no! and laughs in college. The whole
barbarian lot of us are characterized by
bad ,manners, says Norton. It is true
when not the high bred courtesy that
. we shall have a little later. We are be-
' pinning to, cultivate it now, however.
not what then? We do have a love for
our country, and a deep, intense Amer-
icsnim which may ‘well be noted by
thcdyspeptic little Miss Nancys that sit
ufnightsto howl at oted and im-
Wad
him vents his spleen on that low down
hAmerican newspaper. " “They afford an
(Image of a people with few mental in-
: ' touts, of uncultivated tastes, of shal-
. low disposition, of dull lives and devoid
d intellectual or moral education of a
‘ high order. "
A, ‘ Charles Eliot Norton, sit in your
kchimney corner and scold. Meanwhile
. ’ the great, loyal American people are
{hustling this, way and that to find the
" light. They'are building good roads;
they are passing compulsory education
laws; they are purifying their city gov-
ernments: they are cleaning out the
.. slums; they are trying in all ways to
‘ make themselves healthy, beautiful and
good. They are spending $75,000,000
, everyyur in Europe in order to see and
learn from that tremendous culture Mr.
,Itcrton thinks so much of. Audit war
' f should ever come to this beloved coun-
‘I is}, which heaven forbid, then the very
l. .1 ant to go out and shed their blood in its
dddlsewould be the editors of the com-
mon American newspapers. And the
college professor croaks on.
,, J" he sgriculturists of New York have
' fhmed a state farmers' congress. They
will hold themselves together tight and
‘ jut and endeavor in all ways to further
them of that part of the com-
munity that fills the soil. Farmers ev-
W ought to have formed such
units- long ago. and they would not
M be left behind while laws are made
tots“! the manufacturing and com-
, Winch-die. n iangreeable to oh-
0
o
“fiwell known in Washington as the
Wat seam from Utah.
. d ‘
Tagging of wickedness, "the common '
MD“ ‘M which runs .
watch Ml! of the British pit-u“
alone. “Iowa norfiward and slightly
weatwardtbronah the British mm.
a distance of some too miles. then one
tars Alaska saaln and flows southwuta
ward acro- the whole of that territory
tothecceau. ltial.000mllealcugaud
navigable all the way, the upper por-
tiouof itoulyby small, flit bottomed
steam craft. Some of the richest gold
digging- in tbeworld lie ailing Its upper
waterr and tributary streams. Thus far
these digging- hnve been found in
greatest abundance on the British ride
of the line.
The gold mining mean Is shorter
than that in our northwestern states.
The placer goldtleld is the beat paying
known anywhere. but the quarts veins
will yield yet more richly when they
are developed. Men have already, how-
ever. made fortunes e In one or two
seams. Last summer there were only
stew hundred miners on the ground,
yet they took out, chiefly from the
placer field. a million dollars in gold in
two months. Besides the yellow metal.
vast treasures «1 coal, iron, ble and
copper await the bands which shall drag
them from their resting places. Alaska
is going to prove ong of the most valu-
able of our possessions, even now that
the sealing industry has been killed.
Next summer American enterprise
will put upon the great Yukon river a
complete line of steamboats which will
convey miners and freight from the
month of the Yukon to its source. it
will then be possible to reach the gold
region“ quickly and easily by steamer
from Sitku to the mouth of the Yukon,
thence up the river by the new line of
boats.
Prizes For Horst-less Carriages.
Another competitive exhibition of car.
riages propelled by mechanical motive
power will be given in New York city
next Decoration day. The carriages must
start from City Hall park and make the
trip to Irvington and back to point of be-
ginning.altogethera distance of 56 miles.
The money to be distributed is $8,000,
“and the prizes are otlered by The Cosmo-
politan Magazine. The poirus that the
judges will consider in awarding the
prizes will be, first, speed; next, simplic-
ity and durability of construction ; third,
safety and ease in operating; fourth and
last, cost. Entry lists will be open till
May 1.
Here is a chance for somebody to make
both fame and fortune. It is certain that
the cities are more than ready for the
homeless vehicle. The great improve-
ment in cleanliness and comfort is main
ifest at first thought. The abolisbmcut
of the horse will give in the crowded
city more space for moving about, while
doing away with all the stabling means
more room for houses and better sani-
tary conditions. The carriages of the
rich will doubtless always be drawn by
horses, and they will always be used
for pleasure riding and driving. But as
for delivery wagons, express and freight
wagons and tracks of all kinds city resi-
dents will welcome the day when they
are abolished forever and the faithful
horse is released from thraldom.
Moreover, if the perfect horseless ve-
hicle has been invented already, the
public is not aware of it. If any man
has brilliant new ideas on the subject,
here is his chance.
Really. it does 'seem as if the blind-
est, stupidest, most bigoted and most
unpatrioiie citizens of this republic are
to be foimd among some of our Ameri-
can college professors.
hold peace or war between the nations
in their bands. Even William of Ger-
many hus to bow before the decrees of
the Rothschilds.
It is the bankers of the world that
'I'IIE III
a good thing when he ta it is the also
after our heart. Wet for him. we
scheme for him, we buy for him and we
smdoingour best to sell to him.
course we want to sell to everybody: but
the “man who knows" helps us with
everybody, Incense he finds here just.
what he wants in tho granary lino. Here
are some of the things be has picked out
lately as being specially good:
Cafe Royal (Moo.
Dried Pcmhes, lite, two for
" Apples, “In. three for
Evaporated Peaches, lac, two for
250.
2.50
7.50
" Nectarincs, the, two for that:
” us, the
“ ll berries, lac
" Cherries, like
” Plums, No, two for 25c
“ Apples, lac.
“ Prunes. 10 and 12c lb
As tine Jams as possible to have at
SAMUEL COMSTOCK JR'S
7': North Main filmt.
WA G 0 N S l
Now and Scorned-Hand.
' BUGGIES.
PH‘EIONS
CARRIIBES,
CINOPIES,
SPINDLES, Etc.
c PRICES TO SUIT ALL
CALL AND SEE THEM.
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F.50HAVOIR,M.D
I55 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
South Norwalk.
PRACTICE LIMITED
TO DISEASES
OF WOMEN
Office hours, Mondays and Thursdays
Iltodp.m. n'Jl ly
Ida not Want the Earth
with a fence around it
but will be thankful for a small
share of Public Patronage in
Butter,Cheese,Eggs
Lard, Pickles,
etc., at The NEW STORE,
l25 Washington St.,
a. A. VICKERS.
old if
J. 0. JENNINGS,
Paper-Hanger, Calciminer,
Painter.
DEATH: m
WALL PAPER MID BORDERS.
1 NORTHMAIN STREET,
South Norwalk.
Sample Books of Late-st Styles of Papers.
Borders and Gilt Mouldings taken to
houses for inspection, on notice by postal.
Estimates Cheerfully Gib en. mc 19
MAKE YOUR
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, II la Fests. Item.
(Item theBosIon Post.)
The well understood fact that ladies are
almost as a rule very hard to draw out
couceiulng any ailment they may have
has always acted aa a serious bar to even
the well known family physician. and
more so to any one less familiar. We
are therefore always glad toget a good
word from the gentler sex for our wonder.
fol remedy, Dunn’s Kidney Pills. ‘
Let us call your attention to one of the
main points In all our talks to the public.
llo you notice we always give you an,
doubted references near at baml‘to you 2'
A man bring in Missouri could send you
a strong and truthful letter of a cure by
our remedy, but you would better have
one from some one just nroutul the cor-
urr, so to swakl
Mrs. E. ’l‘. ltchlunon, residing at. the
llolel Rv‘xbury, 227 linx bury Sn, says she
was a great. an fierer for years from kidney
troubles. and tried many uncalled reme-
dies with very limited results. llcr do~
scriptlon of the vagaries of the (lll-I'llsll is
worthy of a physician. She says “Kidney
i-oniplalnt laoue of moral-swat tluu-s you
suffer luteusely, and then audio you are
comparatively freefromitstortureu. Just
so, spasmodic pains. and thou a lull, and
so you ascribe it to nnlyu stitch, while
the disease. is insidiously working your
death." Mrs. McKinnon says: "Some
time ago I saw llouu‘a Kidney l’llIn-u-IVcr-
final at Goo. Ilurwell’s pharmacy. llnylstou
:42. and Park Sq. l began tnklng them at
ouc'c,aud nothing I had been taking acted
as quickly or effectively. (Inc bo.\ outlrc—
ly ill-‘prIIcIl the pains in my Kidneys and
have llllll no recurrence of them. and
the “dizzy spells," from which I formerly
suffered so much. leftcutlrclyuutl I am
indeed lflVlllflrflIt‘ll.f|lIIl my borne duties
seem so lidbtminpuml with who! flu-y
formerly Wt'rz'. .l"lll’lllt‘l'lll“rt' lf--n-l it a
duty to full “but. llouu's Kidney Pills
have done for inc."
ls title not plain, concise, convincing ‘.'
We can cure you, too, if you are u suffer-
er from any kidney trouble.
Price 50 cents pc-r box; {or sale by all
dealt-rs, or mailed by Faster—Million“ ('o..
Buffalo. X. Y.. sole «gt-Ills for the l'. S.
J. W. Pierce, Republic, 13., says : “l
have used One Minute Cough (fun- in my
family and for myself, with results so
untitvly satisfactory tbutl can hardly
find words to express mysvlf as to its
merit. lwill never fail to rcconuucml
it to «flu-rs. on every occasion tluu pre-
souls iii-it‘ll."
A young luau in Lowell. Mass. trou-
bled for years with a constant sum ssiou
of lmils on his neck, was completely
cured by taking only three bottles of
Aycr's Sursupurilla. Another result of
gestinu with iiicri-ust-d avoirdnpni»
Raymond 8: Sons.
A Lbfzjlmtmk 0!
Bedroom Suits and
Parlor Suits I
Always on Hand : also
Funeral Directors and lim-
bzilmcrs !
as and as Mialn Street, Norwnlk
Residence. 3 Berkley Place.
Telephone. 774. '
pfw.‘ RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
D3 Woohlng-ton Street,
So. Norwalk.
Residence, Muhackemo llotel.
m? ly
try’f/i l
I ‘ ’w"///,,,5.l
1/0/99; I \.
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smoker. It’s all tobacco
Sold everywhere, 2 oz.
I [lo/2’
//’/
smeared by the
for'5c. Tryit.
“ " When buying tobacco, see that you get a brand that exactly suits your. _ '
taste and temperament. If you appreciate a. tobacco of high quality—enjoy a
cool, sweet, delightful smoke, get
ORI LLARD’S
Rose '
the height of tobacco perfection; a tobacco that neither bites the, tongue, or
fouls the pipe. ‘fieligbts the young smoker, thoroughly satisfies the old
LORILLARDS—that’s why.
* (when '
/'/-.
the treatment was greatly improvi-d «li- ;
- been attempting to more bur. but with-
"it VAN-
. times la Wflhllfllnl.‘
Wunmcros, Fob. lit—The entire scs~'
slot: of the aountewaa given to routine
business. Considerable program was made
on the dollolouny hill. and the Item of fud-
sral court summon Imuught out strong
criticisms from hlr. Chandler, Mr. 'l‘IlI-
man and Mr. Vest against the fee system.
Mr. Halo siulgbt to have the bill passed
making Lincoln's birthday a national
holiday. There was objectlon, however,
from llr. llawley. on the ground that run
tloual lmlldu, were, Manning too fro.
quent. Mr. I took «mansion to state
that ho Intended to prupmo .lackmu'a
birtluluy as u national holiday.
A rosolullou was iutrmluccd by Mr.
Pom-roaming furnu iuvmllmuluu of re-
cent bond sales and all dealings wllb syn-
dicates ulul liullvllluulu. 'l‘bo nmolutluu
In so comprehensive ml to cowr every [Mm
sible phase of uogoilntlou in the bond
Issuers of the last three yours.
The house spout another day in the ills-
cuuslon of lbusllvcrboml bill. Thofmv
lure of the session was the speech of Mr.
hIcCIoory lltcp.) of Mlnncmlu, who used
tolllustruto Illa remarks the charts pro
'31:st ciluiloyml by Mr. 'l‘uwno, from bl-
0 "state. and by them sought. in refute
the arguments In favor of in o r.ll\‘t'l' llllltlf
by Mr. ’l‘nwuv. Messrs. llnllivi-r of Iowa,
liruslus of Pennsylvania liruun of Penn-
sylvmilu liliurhmu of Pennsylvania and
Gardner of New Jersey. Republicans, ulsr
opyuiscd the bill.
hlcssrs. McMillan of Tenor-49w. limb-y
of (Ferns. I'lulrrmmil of Alabama and (full
of 'l‘cuucsscc, llcnuwmts, spoke in lam:
of free coluugu.
hlr. Hillvtt or .‘lusaucbusi-tls. Iutmluvml
a bill prollillng [but any person who is a
party tn the transmission by telegraph,
telephone. mall or express or ntIu-ru'ls.
from non state or trrrilory to ulmlhrr ol
lmy grumbling bet, or report of such but. on
any rum-u, prize light or oilivrc-vmii. shall
be dm'lill'll guilty of u mimli-uu-uunr, pun-
lshulde for tho oil‘wusv by fine or lmprlmn-
nu-nl, and for subsequent oll‘vusos by Im-
prisouumut only.
KILLED HER HUSBAND.
An luibrclln Juli In the .I'Zyt- Brings a
("barge of Murder.
PA'l'l-tuum‘, N. .I., Feb. Ill—Mrs. Anuk
Rink, it good looking young Irish vvmnuu,
has been forlu'll'y committed in tho mun
ly jail lll'J'i' on the cburucof tbu murdm
of bar husband John. .'I livluiun, who died
ut the Paterson (iruurul hospital.
Mrs. Rink was urrmml lust mask {in
assault. and battery on her bu~luuul. but
little was thought of tho multu-r, n'ul sh.
was released nil ball in flit! sum of $ll‘o‘l
Idltf‘l‘ in the weak It. was illsmvrrml tbul
lu-r bmimml was .‘uil'vrlnc from on ule
than of the brain, and In- mm sun: In flu
hospital. He grew \vnr-v n1..ilvuml vul-
uumnsviuui for s. vcrul :l:iy~ until iw died.
yi-stvnluy. .
.\n autopsy sbmvml that flu' mun bm':
(lb-(l from tlu! Nicola of llll‘ .‘lwnult wine!
was colululilml Ingx flmvv'll'u who sirilrl.
tlw man with :l hir‘i'l rml llllllil‘i‘l!:l. 'l‘lzu
t'llll Ill flit! Tull hull I'llll'i‘I'J lllu ll‘ft ('llw‘l»
under tho eye and pivrm-rl tl.«- brain, fur-m
lllL! nn ill-sums. which runs-ml (ll nib. \l'lml
infurmml at the county jail that slu- I'm‘
killed her husband, ibu nuimm «\vmiml
and declared with uplifu-«l |..'lill|~ that slu
Illfl Ilur menu to kill the lllfll1.1llllliillfrrl
be bud ill ll~!'lI lm‘ during: tlu- tlm‘u your
of Ilwir unhappy w. .lxhnl lilw.
'l'lu' llll~lliillll tll'l'lllf’l'fl lcfum his d. all
that. his wife was ,iralum of him, am
when she saw him walking on tho strum
with a Woman with ubniu h:- ImunIi-i
Wrath Amused by England's
w‘l'rcatment of Armenia.
N m.m...
ll}: HAY BB-BIITBR PARLIAHBNT.
The Grand (lid Men WIII Stand for Elde-
tlon at the Flat opportunity—1'0 Chain-
plon the Cause of Persecuted Christlam
In Turkey. '
'Nsw Youu. Feb. l:l.—-'l‘bc Sun's Lon-
don commpoudmt says:
If there is any truth In tho rvpomwhlcb
noun-a a. me from :1 source which Is outi-
tlcd to respect and confidence. the world
In about to \"llllt'un It sixu'tnclo as III-illust-
In, no sublime us any uvcut In political
history. A Plum: pcrsouulfrlcml of Mr.
Gladstone Is l'l'spnllnllilu for the suitcmout
that the soul of tluvfiraud (lid Mun lun-
bcou so aroused by Lord Hallsbury's flnnl
nbumlonnwut of tho Armenians that bi-
lms lletcriuluml to embrace the first ommr-
tuulty to rc-cutcr purllumcnt, In order to.
rulsu his volt-o for tho awakening of tlw
national conscience. ’l'hc ugmlslulrsumn a
shame and wrutli ovm- England's disarm-r
\vurc dost-rilml (In awe Inspiring uml icrrl
lilo. llo im-lmlra lmlll parties In his him-r
denunciation. limb have fullml to umlu-
tuln tllu boom-null good name of England.
The popular apathy and (Inuit-fling of the
national u-nusrit-m-v Is In “suit a crime.
England‘s.lm'uluy of the present moment
is. In Mr. filmls‘toun's opinion. tllu black
out sluln on tho "word of the British cm-
piri'. It Is sulll that flu: old man Is bulb
inspired and umvucust by the thought
that it Is his duty of List to uciulul will:
almost his last luv-nib to n-prum-li Ills
muntry for Its dishonor and to urgu his
countrymnu to «mt. off, own at. this lutl'
day, the guilt of f'llrlstlun blmul “'llli’ll is
now upon them. To this t'llll be will olfo-r
Mime-If us it candidate of uoparty. II:-
wlll go to purli;inlcui,)'f permitted. with
only one unmet In View, and when he
lulu acvqule-abml it, If he survives the
strain, be \vlll finally retire to flu» sci-lu-
slou which Ill' thought. be bad illl't':lll)' sc-
curml.
If this is :1 correct rcprcsculullnu of Mr.
fibulstuiu-‘s inn-minus, England and all
Europe are about. to experience one of
tlmso grout. popular uvz‘llulinus which lum-
tu-nn such dominant. fucturi In making
human history. No thrmtenml event in
the present political situation is of such
great importance us this l‘l‘l‘lll'll'll «Intern
lillllfiflull of England's lllUsI} illustrious
Clll‘ll‘ll.
e
The Ilul t'ross Movement.
Vlie’VVA, Fob. lib—Miss Clara Barton,
president. of the .‘um-z-irun lie-(I (Trim sc-
cicly, urrivml lwru from (icncvu, \"lll‘f‘i‘
she met the president uml officials of the
ficmvu ltml Cl‘lth sun-buy. Miss linrmu
was nu'civl-ll hero by l'uiil-il Stun-s Min
I-tcr Tripp, \vlm iuvilwl luv to l'l'4lllti in
his llf'llh‘t.‘ during her stay. .‘llis-e Burton
will remain the guest of Mr. 'l‘rjop until
tonight, win-i she will [lfI‘UI'l'll on her
journey to t‘nihtunliuuplc.
Amnesty For the Zeihm .trnu-nialno.
CU?S'l‘AV’l‘lVUl’ll‘, I'M. 11l.—-'l'lu- poi-ts
bus issue-«l u prm-lmuaiiun gruntinuum-
musty to tho Aluminum. who are in pos-
585M011 of 2.in on.
.\n Insult tn Rains-r “'illlmn.‘
oflurml his luujusty Emperor William us be
was ridingin an open cpl-risen through
the Brandenburg gate. The sidewalks
l-lungcIIIu-rutcly run up to him and julil o"
the s uu'p Hill of flu- umbrellu into his eye,
(lost of ('onst Ill-furnace.
W.\~lll,\'lt".'.i‘\', 15-h. li‘..~~(icin~rul W. l‘.
Cruighill, Maid of cligilwvrs. bus writtvi'
u. lulu-r to Senator Squire. t'llilll'lllilll of ill.
i'nmmilluu on rum! (ll'fl‘llhl', on flit-sub
jot-l of the (.‘Ilb'l of tho rugiuv‘criuc Work
planned for the l‘oriilll‘miuu of the :37
principal mast villus of the mliizll'y. :l.‘
rccmmuvmh-d by tho liudimlt lliifll‘ll in
lawn. Hrm-rull‘raigh‘lll plan's llll‘ om~idi
NM. atsrwnmmnu, but he thinks lipos-
siblc to «In the Work with $lill.lllm,nml if ll
can be dunc uiulvr tlu- continuousmourn-i
system, and for $7.1),Iloo,lllui or loss if 1h.
right hour law Were not. applicable.
The Murdrn-rs nf (Ln-list Lent.
Alloy, Ills” Fu-b. lil.-—ln a letter re
ccivml bore \l'llliulu Surhtlclwu, \vlio le'fl
illlflllt‘fl your ago .to unravel the mystery
of the dumb of Frank ti. l.v1w.,tlzclosl
Pittsburu cyclist, and subsequently lt
bring his unirdi'n'rs to justice, stairs [but
he will li'lIVU Armenia just, as shun us lu
can conveniently got nivuy—u few weeks
boner. llu says iluv trial of lln- murderers.
who are still detained, is nominally in
progress. but. that it is the biggest. kind
of a farce. . _
Central Pennsylvania League.
WILL.r msi'mz'l‘, Pa. Ii‘cb. l:l.—'l'ho (‘en
trul Pc'imsylvuniu Baseball b-nguo has
been organized lwro. 'l‘bu club‘- in flu
league ure: Lockbuvcn, sluimokin, Huu
bury, Pottsvillo and \Villimnspvu‘t. 'I‘Iu
ofliccrsclcutl-il are: Provident: U. l’. Iii-f
Ilenstei-n, fibuumkin; \‘lf‘l‘ president, I)
l’. Spence, '\\'illimn,~:pnrt: soon-fury, l“. A.
Hickfnnl, lau'lzbavcn; treasurer. .I. ll.
Young. Mount. Carmel. 'l‘bu schedul-
conunittco will meet in Sunbury in April.
Venezuela Takes Uurfltdvim».
Loxnov, Fob. l:i.—’I‘iie Morning Post
prints a dispatch l‘l‘L‘Ilth'Il byu llt'Ws :lccn
cy born saying that. in i-uanucnco'nf ml
vice gin-n by tho l'uitcd Slates govern
ment, Vcnmuclu, ltzis almost. certain, will
send u rcpn-scututlvo to London fortbt
purpose of opening «lirwt negotiation.-
witb the liritisb government for a scit'lc
mom of the lioumlury dispute.
Killed at a Grade Crossing.
BATAVH, N. Y., Feb, ISL—About t
o’clock last evening Edward llusu. a form
or residing near here, and his nephew. Ell
ward XII] of Buffalo, u buy about. 12 your.-
nld, were struck and instantly killed at (2
grade crossing on the Central trucks in
this village by a west bound express.
“11y Rhodes IA‘ll» "Reilly.
Loxnpx, Feb. lib—It. is rumordd that
the sudden departure of Hon. Cecil Rhoda.»
from England w... due. to the dwiro ti.
forestall u detective whom the government
bud sent, with a Warrant to formally ur-
rust Dr. Jameson, so as to prevent any om
seeing him.
Stranded 0f!" Cups- )lny. ‘
. CAPE )ll‘i'. Fob. Ill—Tho Ihlcc lllflShL‘Il
echmnr‘r Susie ll. Davidson, which went
ash-m.- at Cape May point Tuesday, is out
on. tln- sand at low water. Two tugs have
tons success. She is damaged considerably.
fipaln Bus Trouble at Home.
1.031103. Feb. lit—A dispatch froui Lla-
vvvn: i-rmvdi-il ottlw time. Solut- miscrcunt
who i-viilsultly bud kimwlmlg:J llllll. flier-uh
pi-rpr was out for n tlriw (Hill u'uuld‘iuass
through the guru flux-w a package of
umvipuprrsut the kaiser. ll. struck his
majesty on tho b-fl. :zbouldu'. Ibryoud
musing tho emperor to Suddenly grow
pale and is quick ordvr to drive faster, no
harm was done. l)~~'pltu the font that spe-
cial nflircrs drove :H a bodyguard lwbiut!
the kaiscr's carriage and thus suwrul po.
lirmuvu Wore near the gate. the thrower
of the package was not detected, and no
arrests wurc Inaulo.
I‘I'lll'ill Ship. on the Orinoco.
C.-\i:\r.\~‘, Vu‘ui-zui-lu, Fob. l2i.-—lt i»; re-
portml lu-ro ibuf a British ship is taking
sounding-a n? the mouth of tbnflrluom
l‘lVl'l'. 'l'lm gowrnnwut, it is announced,
nus nppoimml llr. lirilmmu to study nbl
missionary documents and maps of Hui»
am said to be in the Vatican library. in
Rome, and of a charter in prove Vein zuc
la's claim to the pispuml territory. Thu
government has also appointed rilllf'lllri tn
cxamlm: tlm'uuu-ms relating to Huiunu
now preserved in Sun llunllngo .‘lllll l’nrto
Rico. A lino of cable is to be: laid across
the llrinom to establish comiuuuicution
boiu'wn the. capitol and (iuiunu.
The ('hroniclt- nn Lord .‘nlislmry.
lemony, lv'vb. l2i.—-—’l'bo f‘brunit-lu this
morning says: “Win-n Lord ltnwbi-ry was
in poucr, Russia llll'llllutl to intern-m in
Arm-bin. but prmnisr‘ll not to object if
England dm-inlml to act. bI-rsvll’. It is. diffi-
cult, timvcforc, to understand Lord Salis-
bury's {our of yyur resulting from hlliglisb
interference. " '
The Young,» .‘lmfvlr-r Triul.
AUS'l'i-Iillm“. N. Y., Fob. l;',—’l'lw pros
volition fur; rested in the min- of William
Young's, who is on trial at Funds. for tbé
umnlvl' of his wife. An attempt is being
uzmb- by the iii-fume to Hlluw that the who
ouwr was insane when he took the life of
his wife.
Quay Is a Candidate.
. \V.miixr.'l‘o>;, Fob. lzl.—.~'.-natur Mae
thmv Stanley Quay has formally announc-
‘r-d his cumlidacy for the Republican nomi-
nation. It is declared that cli'fint'vrnnr
.lmucs A. Beaver of Pennsylvania will
present his male to the convention at St.
Louis.
‘ The Versatile. Mrs. Lease.
\Vri‘mm, Kun., Fcb. l:i.—.\'cxt Sunday
morning Mrs. Mary Lease will make her
debut Into the ministerial profession. and
henceforth bur literary prefix will be re-
vcreuil, Her recent sickness was the im-
mediate cause of her mind taking it (liviu
turn. ' .
Spotter] F'ver Among Convicts.
LITTLE Rock, Feb. 13,—Spuited fever
has broken out in tho convict camp at
\Vimlcy's Mill, lli miles from this city.
There are now five oases, some of which
will probably prove fatal.
Prominent People Married. I
ll.\l.’l‘f,\l0llil, l-‘cb. lit—Mia‘s Emily An-
nctto Aunus, flu' chic-l (laughter of (infu-
eral Felix Aprons, and Mr. U.-ll'.'ll" laser,
a prmnlm'nt lawyer of Philadelphia, were
married at Grace Episcopal church.
A crooner l‘dctory Burned.
WILLlAXSPURT, Pa" Feb. i3.‘~—'l'be Mar-
vin Cracker bakery was destroyed by fire
hon to The Times says that the caries has
voted a bill to repress anarchism.
The loss will rnch about “0.000.
lil-:l:l.z\’, no lot—A grimy: iumili. was .
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I
Prue-diam m " ‘ an A
lleclnloa at‘ the mail-ate court. . '
Han'rrolfn, Feb. lit—Tho famous Peed '
will case, In which Anson Phelps Pond,
the New York lay-wright, appeals from
the probate of a will of lIllI brother. as.
State Treasurer Charles M. Pond, was
opened to the superior court here before
Judge Thayer.
Ulnar-lea bl. l’oml died two years ago.
leaving an estate valued at more than
£500,000. The fslnlly estate. «insisting of
Macros of land. was Icft to the oltyof
llurtiord for a park, and a lurid of new"
lulu was set usllle by Mr. Pond In llll will
for its umlntenanw. About $15,000 was
distributed among mammal friends, and
us uluoll more was left. to New York and
Ilurtford charities. Illu- half the residue
of the estate was to ho hum In trust for a
nephew and niece.
Anson P. Fund seeks to break the will
on lII'l'IIlllIl. of tho land being i-utcilcd by
their fullwr's wlll, and In mldltlon he
claims that as his brother was a spiritual.
Iatlllldlt morphine latter be was not of
sound mind.
Cililfll’l'rlfllllllll Lew Sperry and Wllllam
(I. Ulmsuumwm-us counsel for tho bonu-
ilclurlcs of the will. The appellant. Is rep-
resented by filmrll-s E. Perkins, HX-Mllytlf
Ilyde and Judge A. I". hlguliwfun.
After t-viili-iu'c by llulwrt t1. Dickinson,
prulmto clrrk, and Henry C. linblnson,
vvllosuld that the tcsiulor Was of sound
mind when the will was ext-i-llti-J, Anson,
I'luslps l’nml look the stand. ”I' produced
muruspollilenv'u to show that his brother‘s
habits wu-ro (llssolulv. and that be was a
victim of the morphine bublt.
LEIGHTON'S successon.
Slr Jolm \lilluls Will lh- Mad.- l‘resldenh
of the ltnyul Academy.
l.o.\lm.\. r'i-li. l:l.—-'I‘bu Standard on-
llUIllIl‘l'rl LINIl. Sir John .‘lllllnis will soc-
cm'll tho into l.f|l'(l [might-m as” president
of the Itoyul armlvlny.
Sirdobu Milluls is oilo of England's
favorite and "lost. distinguished uttlsts.
Despite the (if. yours Wlllf'll rust upon bis
slluulllm's, be In still ill the prhm- of life
and full of vigor. He Is a mum)! fine phy-
sique, and Would bu mistaken for it ,
u'l-ullby collntry gentleman by u stranger
film-ling bllu In London. Ills uppcurunuc
doc-.4 not give any indication of tho posses-
sion of flu: unluut artistic tl'iuprrmucut to
which his great success is mainly ultrlh-
utublo. lln lives like uprinco from the
earnings of his brush. mul never paints a
portrait {ul‘ b-ss than slinoilo: and he:
quently ro'r‘i'lvi'u $.‘ll'lJIllIl, and smuetlmes
even more. llu paints rapidly, and: his
patrons never have to endure the ti-dium
of lung sessions. llt' tvus unulz' a burcmcl
on the rw-Iunuu-mlutlou of Mr. Gladstone.
l'lcmled Guilty to Forgery. ,
Clllmuu, Fob. l:i.—ll. lb-un, a son cf
the chic-f justice of the supnuuu court of
the British l’..»~scssinns in Africa, plumbed
guilty to the i-buryo of for-gory in Judge
Dunn's court. Home years ago, It is said,
bu lll‘ltl u prnmluv'm position in nm- m' [be
first banks of l'lnglund.- llv mum- to this
crmnlry and visited (.‘alil'orniu. zi‘brrc be
got into trouble and scrvml two yours for
forgery. The (Thrill to Which he pleaded
guilty was attempting In pa»: a forged
‘clwck fur SLNI'.) nil Cmilt 3" Ca, lhf‘ excur-
sion utzents :iflfl buul-zvrs. line was sent to
tho Dullltullllill‘y for an bub-finite term un-
der the habitual criminal act.
Sailors Frozen in Death.
leuuxurox, N. 5., Ho. l:l.—~—Thc
schooner Donrcllu, Lloyd master, parted
chains while riding at. anchor ill limwurro
point during the gale. 'l'lu- ( row took to
the bouts. Two of llll‘lllv-rlit'ul‘gé’ 0mm.
and the cook. uuiuv unknown—aver.- frozen
in llt'lllll. 'l'lzv vv~>vl Wunf usimrr or was
blown to son. She was lmuml from Vine
yard Hurt-n to Halifax will: a cargo of
sugar from Pfil‘l‘) “li'll. The vessel and
cargo won- insuri-il. 'i‘lw vowel was ill;
tons and belonged to 1.. .\lllll'l'.~'lill on Cm,
Lulu-mung, and “as built in 1553.
England‘s Colonial Trade.
Loxrmv, i-‘ob, l::.——'l‘ln- Times says: “It
isbcliovt-d lettlue:icwssion of Sir Charles
Tuppcr to tlzc ministry will load Canada
mauuku some llrflnito ol‘fvi' of preferential
trade with him mother Country. It is prob-
able that the united governments of Aunt
irulia will make a similar (it'll-r. The re-
cent turn of foreign affairs, wpeciull’y rc-
gurding: Germany and America, has given
much popular impetus to this "purulent.”
Leaves hlx Millions.
WEBSTER. Muss” Full. lib—Abbie G.
Slain-r, widow of the Info millionaire Ho
ratio Nelson Slater. the wealthy manufac-
turer, dim! hero of heart disease, aged till
years. She was the daughter of Walter T.
.lihodcs, a wealthy New York silk mer-
chant, and was it cousin of Governor Levi
I’. Norton of New Yorkund ’l‘. Buchanan
Iii-ad. the poet. .' lo. leaves a fortune of
“JIIIUJMII. No ch ldreu survive her.
New Phase of .lnmemm's Raid.
l.t>,\'lm.\‘, Fol). lll.—'l‘lle Daily Telegraph
publishes. :1 Berlin dispatch which says
that. leading: permnuges tlwre are in post—
session of convincing evidence that, the
.luluuson raid was wholly instigated and
the expenses defrayed by six Well known
iluunclvrs, formurly Herman subjects, and
without the knowledge of the Chartered
South Africa company. ‘
('iiildrnn llurm-tl to Death.
Wil.i§i;>ii.\i(i:l3, l’:|.. 'ub. l:i.—Harryand
Minnie lb-rsclmcr. ugcd' l years and 15
months respectively, children of Mr. and
Mrs. li‘rcilcrick lll'l'r'lfl’lllt‘l‘, were burned to
tlf‘lllll at ('urk Innc. near here. The mother
loft tluuu alone in this house, and in some
way they started a fire, which consumed
the structure. Their bodies were found
in the ruins. .
l‘lrrgynmn Kills a~ Bah}, ,
LI’I‘TlJ-Z .lfm K, hub. 13.— —Tbc Rev. J. H.
Hunycutt, u, Baptist minister, bus been
arrested at Morril on, Ark, charged with
infunticidc. llis iousekccper's lvycar‘old
baby cried while he was preparing a ser-
r‘uon, and the preacher became en‘ragcd at"
the annoyance and clicked the child to
death.
‘1.
Held on the t‘lmrge of Murder.
BA Noon, Mo, Fob. l3.—Churles ll.
Dulliff, who shot and killed Joseph Albert
In Old "Pow last Friday night, was held
for the s‘upr, me court in 81,00" bail.
Bonds vvcro furnished, and Dollifl was re-
leased.
Delegates to St. Lonls.
Annaxv. Fob. l:l.—'l'ho Republieausof
Albany county unit In convention at the
city hall and elected William linrnes and
William J. Walker as delegatos to the bit.
Louis convention.
Knitting Plant» Burned.
HUDSON, N. Y.. Fob. lib—The Harder
Knitting 'cnu‘ipany‘s plant was partly de-
stroyed by fire. The loss Is estimated to
be over 085.000. . ‘
Norwalk Chronicler