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T1131 " Whoeo hath this world’-
uonds and sooth his brother have need
and shuttA-th up i. is bowols of compassion
from him. how Alwcllcth the love of Hod
itt hint '.'"—l bit. John iii.. 17.
in the early eltnrt. h there was a cont-
munityof goods It waeau ideal plan
——11nA- family. 111111 treasury. But the
ideal was destroyed by hypocrites and
irnptntors. A AA-AAA'tton followed and
Christian lit-(1111c bcA-atnc hardened
against the needs of their brethren.
l do not mouse] a common purse for
the (.‘hristian A-onnunnity. and yet i i11-
1-ist that there should be a practical
Christian communism—a proper provis
ion for every case of need and Alistrern.
In our experience wc have been imposed
upon again and again until we feel our
hearts hardening and our purse string.»
tightening. In our city. as elsewhere.
many persons are pauporimd. But
whose fault is it ': The blame rests upon
('hristuius and philanthropists who have
licstowed charity indiscriminately. The
self-respect and independence of the poor
have been taken away by wholesale giv-
ing without judgment or common sense.
The results are indolA-nce'and chronic ‘
poverty. And 11ow(lltristi1111 [it-oph- rc-
fuse to help those who have been hurt.
There are two classes wltoappeal to1
our sympathy and charity—tho tramp
1 his slight breaks. Here is the picture:
'A~1111.'unrnA-nt. is main sacred obligation-A tn
. WA-A-k through the tnA-Aliurnnf fllf‘t‘lf’hlluflt'llal.
1 n1 l'.1
in L ineott'e abrntt
.my ml'rion of the lelx
as gm; cundeecende to “an that the
eoaatry moor. AA 1111 wt :11 111111 its
nail... 111111111 11.. 0113113111 he. might be
an important AA public servant u the
editor of ametropoliten ionrnelof ener-
Aaoutt circulation. Mr. )feKce makes the
11.111.11.01 more: that the 11mm-
pm of the 1m 1t cities are universally
1 engines for the Gillian!) of twoetneeeend
light. and that their editor- ere already
the kind of men that he (Hr. McKee)
thinks the country journalist might be
and ought to be. He think], moreover.
that there are not any more each tine. all
round sweetness and light men among
the country journalietsu there need robe
incense capitalists now buy up newspa-
pers for their own ends and then "hire
cheap labor and place in editorial charge
a man who writes what it expedient
rather than what he believes.” Mr. Mc-
Kee 1'11 wrong again. dead wrong. It
is the “great metropolitan" neeraper
owmr who does that. not the rural jour-
ualist.
lint Mr. lluliee'e picture of the rural
journalist is 1111 line that we forgive him
'l"-A~ country editor. by tho rum-settles of his
hit wulm'rilu-rs to 11m- thcnt the best or uhich
hr AA intv-llA-A-tnally capable. In a fanning A'AnnA
Annuity ho is a guide. phllowphcr and friend ,
1111111111» much as if not more than the {trench '
AAr. lie. more than any utw clue, is enabled to
kt't']! in ion-'51 with the outside vmrld. 'l‘iAu,
AtA-w AmprAwtions and standard» of the World at
large, its urA-nt movements and tin-has cnt-t
glut. the storm and Alumni» of it. great 1111-11, He
thoughts, problems, rcfot'rmt and inventions.
and all it» multifarious human tntA-rA-tttit come
to thr- A'Aliior’s Almk day by day and Wt'l'l‘ by
law. \A'r l'l'lll'l" IAA' may he 1111111 the lll‘f’t'l'
A'-1111t11'sof tin nation. 'l'o ntttdy tin-wt thing!
and to into rprA-t th. in in the 'll' trnn 1111111111.“,
1.1.. on... not,» 1111.1 Ammu- to "
T id, the filiadow of God.
tn. A retonda it. al filll‘l be '1'» «int? '1..Al i: it
{11"me llAnAAw AAA 1.1-1 rn. i Anontr) A-Alitu. . who.
stand tw 11rd thA~: r suhw r11. r24 in I' Vim tly t|11-.
1'A-A11t1on.1-nlt11.1ta~.d come it- -ntiou.-A. high mind
elites. and the resident poor. The.
who travel along our highthys and by - A
rays, who pass through our city, lift"
our brethren. Many'of theta AlogrtulA-d. l
many vicious, most of them lazy. they‘
are still children of our Father. t'A-dA-AAchi .
by our Saviour. They have souls to he
saved. How shall we trot it them. '
There arc law. on the statute book!
which permit inhumanity and absolutot
cruelty. But above every lliflfl-lllllflt'1
law there is a divine law—a law of low '
which will not countenance a system of A
bmtality. The law of the state or tth
town may give the authorities the right 1
to refuse shelter to human beings—their i
fellowmcn. More is the pity. The lawl'
of Jesus Christ forbids any such treat-
rrien. No man, wluttA-vA-r his A1fii"e, has
any moral right to shut ”to door to shel-
tA'r and warmth in the face of an otit-:
cast. or tramp. No authority can bci
justly given for the abolishmeni of 111
\t'ayi'aret' .-A lodging.
The front door of adecent house in.
our A' ity should swing on its hinges day
and night to thc knocking tt'andA-rA-A'.1
Et'erytme should bA- 1ri Wit :1 placc to sleep l
And the-11, on illt' 11111rr11w,AA:AA-l1 lodger
should be hidden to Work in the :aljoin—
inf; wood and stone yard for :111 hour or:
more. (inc hour for lodging, ouA- hour;
fora plain breakfast. . It will llt‘ time-
enough. to arrest :1 man whA-n lif' refuses ‘
to do the required Work. it will be?
time enough then to apply the Apostlc'si .
counsel. "If any would not work neither"
should he cat." 1
In one VVnyf'Atrcr's Lodge in New York ,
l-l,000 thus cann'd :1 bed and :A meal (1111'-
i111; thcpast yA-Aat'. Norwalk 11cA-Als :1 like
provision for those who come to our
doors and thc town should to the owns-r: '
of the lot go and wood yard. It is claim-1
A-Ai it Would not pay, (1h. The abomin- 3
:AtiAm of the claim! What if it Alon twpav;
in dollars: and cents; [lf'l the A1111 stion
of expense he put one side. '1 hA-iAA
something higher titan that. It is ill
matter of principlc. the first 1‘1l'lliA'lplA'11l’l
(‘hi'istian kindness.
'l‘hAn as to our r1 ~1dA 111 1111An'.l"‘1om
Aun- cvtt‘etnc—tltAAA .\trAA1nA- oi blinAlgA 11A1'—
(iHllV-w-VVP lt'ivt‘ twin: to 1111 A‘Afln't' 1'!
trA- me. the extrema-1.11 hard and unhol-
i111.r justice. ThA l’t.‘ is ill“ lilA-ssA-d medium
of wisc and pract tiA'al A'h: why for the 1
'town and townspeople. With personal}
investigation and :1 thumb plan for malt-1
int: loans “(ll-l 'an hAlpthA- 11AA_dy and tip
11 1111' will: out destroying thA'ir ittAlA-pend-i
cncc or thc' -11 sclf- Ii spett.
in this wholA matter may (ital kA-Ap
us in mi 1;". ttizig cztsA- harAlA- an 1|. 1- old and A
unsytnpathA-tit'. ltl11u~ bA-A-n duly s:ijAAl
that. while the poor need food. A lA-'1tl 1111.:
and shcltt 1', they AAA-ed aim-1‘ all the 1111'
s 111: Al fritmlship and sympathy of their
fA llow 111A 11 and 1101111111. '
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Gossip. in. Still in Great Form.
The Hartford Sunday (debt.- has this"
to say about a horse that was owned by
W. H. Saunders. of South ,.\'or'.\'.'1l|1:
When W H. Bowdoin
V'Ainltl in t 33' liltit‘ Aztt he could in :At any
liorsc on \V:t.— —l1i111:ton sttAA't \V'.AAl11A.~AlA\
:iflenintii hA 111.11.11blyk11A-t" just \"ltatA
ho was talking about. t lossip. J12. was
“great horse that day in fact, heisa
great snow horse a: any time. No onel
can forgethow easily he handled Guess—
work 011 the me when Bill Duly couldn t .
run that fast horse enough to beat GA-s- ‘
.‘A’lp. Jr. Thr- (111] 111112er is- in great form:
today. '
‘11.: lonAs-A Nothing today
2‘Ihe Tramp—Well than, ll. young; A !
mwmesumthin, teem I'll report yet-'1:
totbe hullperfeoelQn nemakin thebeeti
mince pie in the ughborhcyl 2:: bcin‘.
«.7 um: 2: 26:12:52; 5
1 -hip possible?
‘ atoms in less than no time.
‘ sinner-e companies. who he
, nurse of absolute safétflwill prAflthly
said that l1A'-= '
1le .11. who 1.r. pruurl of their V1.11?» and M111 .
"AAtr1.AA tn 11111.11 th 11' pipers welcome visitors
11nd wwcrn for "10' right.
A 1......- sized “If. "
Lieutenant. .l. K. Cree, U. s. A, has
been exploiting in The North American
Review his ideas on the use of the air- .
ahip in war. Is the success of the air-
lie asks. Then assuming
that it is. and supposing that Mr. BiA
mm Maxim or I’A'ofA-ssor Langley or Mr.
Otto Liiicnthal of BA- -rlin or some at our
man has really construct“! a machine
that. will not. only get up into the air,
but go hter it gets up and be steerable
beside: , he proceeds to 1: lot are the dread
ful work such a device would make r11
case of war.
11 could rise beyond the range of the
enemy's guns. while itsnwn Would still
be emotive, thcn it. could let loose upon
a hostile camp such a fusillade of tor-
pedoes or shell or shrapnel as would Ale.
ntolish the camp in a few minutes. The
.11111e iAA true of shins invostingn harbor.
‘No armor Would be proof against a tor-
pedo of dynamite dropped from a height.
The ships could. not run away or conceal
themselves, so that the destruction of a
whole tie-ct "would be a mmparativcly.
short. matter. " A great city, like. New
York or f'hicago. could be blown into}
The line-t
terrible scenes Would be witnessed. haw- '
icvcr, when two airships met in mid-’
heaven to destroy one another, 1.y ram-
mint: or otherwise. Not as'oul would
sutt'ivc of thc vessel that should be beat» ‘
1-.11 The 1111 ture is one that realizes
"[‘e11115.~on s MA at of airy novice grappling
,in the (tint: lilo".
All this Will he actor: iplished “if"
inventors can make an :tllihlp that Willi an“, .1 1201' 0mm“ gnnrnntA. r f1 1' Abe. re-
gr 1,
It will he an important question in
the minds of small investors wit 1 pro—
pose to buy “to lif’W government. lit-nth. ;
with gold whether it will be profitable .
for thcm to do so. 011 the face of them;
the hands draw -i per cent interest and
have 2:1 years to run, bA-i 111: due in .
1931. But the prim". at which gold must
be secured and the premium on the
hoods Will bring the interest down Mi
8 , pAt' cent. in the savings banks in—i
v1 stun draw l per cent. interest. borne-
times the money must. remain in firm
bank three months before-interest corn
memes, but the law is different in Alii’
'fAerent localities in this respect. Tltepeo—
pic will have to Aonsider whether it will 1
pay the in best. to put their money in say-1
1113s banks. building and loan assume
E1i.1ns,or in if nitcd States Loads. In
Afavor of the bonds it is to be said that 1
1.1 1:. y are absolutely safe. that they will'
1.11111rAAAiate 111 value and haven long time
to run (in thcothAr l1arttl.itis not like-"
ly the small investors will hate much!
.Aii 111' for great. estates. hauler and in
m-mcy that-they are very wtlling to ac '
A-r-pt iprr cent interest'i’with the guar—A'
very soon snap up all the new loan.
British noblemen are informed that
th w 111' more betw can the. United Staten 1
at. A! Great Britain is over. They can
now troop over here and get American 1
mil-elonaires' daughters for wires :13 usu—
al, at the old rates. The American mil-
lir'mairete matrimonial Agency to in'
business at the old stand
The contra of some of the authoritiosi
of Harvard university in taking sides
against their own country in the Vene- l
reel-Am rate above that that echaol M1
hardly one to which a patriotir Arueri
car. would uh I! andjia' we,
Yin" Ae’tltepptbelp
steely mistrust a tile emu:
1WitthatSelisburyiuo‘wtiu
Wimp“
a
.L. - 5 sad...
1‘
l is their pro elyting that i.- objected to
w, so much cm. The splendid new time}; church
,be the head of the Greek church in
'Atnerica. New York will now make
‘1 faces at Chicago worse than ever.
Aof representatives. unearthly on the
hiring of revenues to meet. government
. expenses. should be really a vote to tie
insidency war. the stronger
In like?” 111111111111 the “
all!” (319 editor of The W
at ltutm 23...... 111.116.111.111 in.
who tried to apologise for Jo-
doe 0t. Abdulfiunidie whet he in
through preuure of the ankith social
ideals. nay- fitead. One of his titles in
tbe shadow of God. and a very miserable
Ihadowof God he it. But stead 1:.th
refrain from declaring he is no worse a
another: the British house of continual.
"WOthHI down with more of barium.
hampered by obetrnptiut and hopelenly
ineftlolflit to do its war. ” A
Western eiri lizatiou considers the enl-
tan a holy terror, to to speak. but the
only trotth.‘o with him in hit own land
is that in the estimation of his Moham-
medan subjects ho is not terror enough.
By the command of the prophet and the
desire of his own subjects he ought to
put all non-Mohammedans to death by
fire, sword. gunpowder or otherwise.
any way to get the nccursed dogs of in
thirds of! the earth. The more Christians
the sultan causes to heslain the mutant
a commander of the faithful he tvill be.
With this constant theological pres-
sure on the one hand. on the other poor
Abdul Humid lireoiu daily and nightly
fear of assassination. Ordinarily he
drinks only water. which is Aout'eycd
to the ‘ildiz palace in special caskc.
He can vegetable food mostly. and it
is brought to the table lo scaled silver
enact-puns. Because of tKig same fear of
ttssttsrinaiion he never AAA-ts font outside
the palace and its grounds. He is a
wretched, reared, hunted prisoner. Not
a persecuted Arnwnian, in peril of his
life. is much Worse oil than Abdul llam-
The Turk and his rule on hi to have
been put an end to long ago. he y would
have been only for the" jealousy and dog
in the manger attitude of England her-
lsclf. Steadsays. “The great sin of Eng-
land in tho past has been that out of an
insane jealousy of Russia she not only
refused to put any one else in place of
the Turk, but she made it a supreme ob-
ject of her policy to restore the rule of
the Turk in regions from which it had
been ejected by the Russians. "
Buyln; n Protectorate.
When a strong nation guarantees the
payment of a certain debt by AA Weaker
one to some third nation, then the coun-
try that unarautccs the debt, in order
insecure itrclf, arsnmcs to :1 great ex-
tent the regulation and control of
the customs and revenues of the debtor
country. This 1:: what Russia did in
care of China at the close of the
war with Japan. 11 111115 the nation
that zuarantrts the llrlll a virtual pro-
tectorate 11“.] ill" tH'tlltl'i' country. The
guarantA-Aenzg nation will have grcat in—
fluenmovcr the intcmalallairs of the
nation for whose dA-bt At uivcs sA-cnrtty.
This plan is becoming :A popular idca
withuations that are strivingdogam
powcr. in care of a failure topay the
debt the national revenues of the debtor
country would he in thc hands of the
guarantor. Rut-141a is charm-Al with en-
dcavoring to put into operation :tsimilar
A-A'lAI-tm- in regard to the dAAhtsof the
b'ulkan countries. It Would gin- her a
powcrfttl hold 111.111 thAAm. Mr. .luscphl
Chamberlain, colonial scA'rA-tary for'
Great Britain. wants England to pour
antA'Ac. [arm at 'of ti: AA 111 his of her col-
1.11m, thinking thus to. 111: the them more
dctwtnlvnr A111 in r.
l'tnally it has bf't‘ll .A-nggraicd that
f'uha should buy hr'r lllflf‘lli'llllt‘llt'l' of
gA1.:Aitt and stop the star. the lnitcd
while that it 111:1. ‘Ai pay the 111111 to
rpain Thi.' WAAtIltl give the ['nited
States a comrmn 1.Al prAt m 11 rate our
(faint v.'l1iAl;f'ab:1n.~' that: AH'lvcs would
LAA only it A) glad to ff'f'lilllll'fl‘. ~
The A- tor of Rits-ia will in the mis
similarity from Armenia and the. dis-
turbod Turki~i1 or (house localities
take refuge. 111 his Aluminium on condi-
l’lIAll‘flizlt they will not try to convert.
Party of his people from fircck church to
'PrAAtA-A-tant or Roman Catholic church.
Titty could safely stay anywhere in
iCbina or Turkey on the same tum-1 It
bythe people of those countries. The
czar tit-mus willing, however, for the
(fire! it church adherents to spread them-
'51 176-11 liberally ovcr America. T he holy
'AAynod of St. I'AAtcrsbu'rg has directed
that a magnificent Grcok cathedral
shall be built in Chicago. It will
be constructed on the lines of Russian
church architecture and will be partiA- ‘
ularly modclcd after >11. V astli, the fa-
.mous cathedral of the Kremlin at Mos-
will be one of the architectural attrac-
tions of Chicago. The czar has directed
that the priest having charge of it shall
The that question Amt ricans asked
when may read that that great litters-
tear and journalist, Alfred Austin. had
been appointed on New Y our 11 day poet
laureate of England. to follow Tenny-
been waethie. Who As he anyway:
-._.—.-...—71l___.
Odd. As itnat. that a" vote in the home
:ide which of two candidates for the
p-1-
f. .1th mutant-sea...
'etihu"iedil to express the repute-
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Ettore the Cafltd he'll”;
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Activity of the lee-rm 3e 0% .
Approaching nave-e.
BIVANA. Feb. 18. ~Antonio “I“
fairly within the provinceef “W1!
a“ ‘1‘1
1 ‘11”
is met of the Batabano "who.
hue not joined forcee with
root, he a in a position to do ea 111.1." tie
pleases.
Large forearuf insuraeillmdgl
in reach in hintenue province,“
are overraunlna the country M “I.
much darlings. The exact WW1
Maximo Home: is not known, ee he
not led any large eureeelve in
for some time.
lie seems to have lepeed into emoll-
tlon of stunning apathy. like thatwhieh
A haraouriud his stay in Poet” WM
\thlle Antonio \iaccowuw e an"
getio campaign in Santlaloe ll.
As that period of recoil”, apathy ell
Homer. a part. terminated wit hie irrnp-
tion into Santa Clara and his Min
“who“: outward, altnott to the I.“
"am showing how bury he. lied been
In making effective preparutlene. thew
thoritlcs do not. allow themed". to ”it"
touch upon hie present qulotnde. .
The last reported of Genes how-h
the neighborhood of Sen Antcnlodevlee
Vegan, :1 little went 0! the mature! HI-
vana province. This town line been to I
large extent the ltcadqunrierl of the inner-
gents for some time and hue been in their
bomb-1.111 fact, a number of the oflclal!
of the town went over to the insurgents.
.Vlaceo Attacked.
Antonio Matteo. with his large following
from Pinur 1101 Rio. has made known his
presence also at San Antonio do 301V“
His band together with those of fitment!
Cutilio. were attacked at that town
terday by 11 column of troops under
nelSegura. and an engagetnentof m
importance ensued. Colonel Sent-an l
official report relates that his fore“ took
the town and dislodged the ineurperfte,
who retreated to a hill at Culebra.
There they took written: and
to make a stand. lint the artillery wee
brought. to play upon them and they were
charged 11111. the bayonet, the cavalry at
the same time charging them. This broke
their formation. and they retreated, leer.
log 1': dead. besides fl boreee. some arme
and a quantity of ammunition. They also
carried off numerous wounded.
The widespread and destructive activity
of the insurgents in Mutanmeentl Havana
provinces continues unabated. The insur-
gent leader. Ingleslto. and his band elv-
tackod the village of La Yanbel in the Co-
lon district. The garrison repulsed the ne-
snult. upon the fort and put the insurgents
to flight, with a loss of 2 killed and 12
w onuded.
Several small hands also attached Fort
Salvador at (Jifncntes, in the Susan dllr
lrlcf. The captain led the garrison of 15
in a sortie, and three insurgent-A were kill-
ed in the attack. The insurgents also
burned Pant-him, near Sagan.
11‘. Havana province they have burned
the Azanutiolds of El Aria, near San Felipe;
the fluids of Armenia. at Bolondrun, and
the fields of San Catalina, at Gnanaynba.
‘ Says Dttnrnvcn “'ill Apologize-
1 Bostox, Feb. 18,—W. Skone of Iondon.
‘ a personal friend of Lord Dunrnven. is reg-
istered at the Parker House. A morning
paper quotes him as expressing hie belief
that. lnasmuchas Lord Dunraveu la a cool
man. who always acts deliberately. the
charges he brought against the Defender
sy ndirate W cm well considered by him and
were founded upon what. be firmly believ‘
ed to be actual facts. Continuing, Mr.
Simon said: "The investigation entirely
disproved his charges. This leaves only
Carefully
Executed
at
the
"Sentinel Office.
Lo VER '73. A
‘ Double Shoe Store!
146 AND 42 WALL sr., NORWALK.
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l‘mliiun f-AA flAAArAtI" NV 1-:1:111i1lA- A'lnAnAlAA- 1- i
mat-lot uaiito-si .‘lliA'll' :1111. ilt'~i A'LA~.~ it'ft‘r-
A on \l-m 1111A~111unt -1 i-nnn: man as U'fll'll-
111:11111111l gAArAlnor.
Ladies and gentlemen desiring first-
class helpiu any capacity can obtain the
saute immediately at. the about agency:
also these wishing'ponit'ious. either male
‘ or female. can secure employment.
C. H. HARVEY. Harvey's Shoe
Stpre
70 North Main 511' wt, {South Norwnlk.
‘. .- ..- 33-31.. ..-..__-, .
Ja'cob M. layton
Fire, Life and
Accident
I N S U R A N C E !!
Real Estate and 1111.... Agent
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Ocean Steamship Tickets. and Sterling
Drafts. Loans Negotiated
and Stocks Sold.
OFFICE. 5 RAILROAD PLACE.
Next. to i'osl'lllllffil‘,
5' II 7TH Milt WALK.
Notary Public. A-1kn Jule-dementi- Taken
MAKE YOUR
W A N 'I' 5 K N O W N
Are we:
EYEHEGA'gE—fi'flEE'J
! We have a few pairs left from our january Sale that are the biggest
l bargains cvct' offered at any sale of shoes in this city.
These \Vintcr RuSscts at 83.00 are regular t5 Shoes.
AA At 82.00 '
l‘hosc Patent Lcatltet lace Shoes tab
1. 1" A-
$3.50 Shoes.
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l 5. are regular 83. 50 Shoes. ,
lhAAsc Ladies Shoes at 81.19 are rtgular $2.00 and $2. 50 Shoes.
“A: hovel adie: Dongoia Button Pat. Tip Shoes at 88c.
Children' 5 Pat. lipfipriug Heels, SllCS 5 to 3,111 451;; sites A) to 11,at
55 cents. . ‘ ‘ ' ' '
Ladics' Flannel Lace Shoes at 50¢ a pair.
REM'EMBER 11's GLOVER’S
FUNK A
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Old‘and Reliable Boot and Shoe Store.
- The only Double Slide Store in town
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'40 and; ZWal! Street, flannel? Gee
one thing for me to suppose. and that is
that be was grossly misinformed. He net.
i (‘tl upon information that. be supposed WI!
1 A ntirely true, but he made his charge! up-
1 on this misinformation only. Lord Dun-
: raven will apologize. I am sure. He can-
i not, afford not. to. He would be killed in
! society, and besides, with ullhie eccentrici-
tics, he' in a thorough gentleman."
. Fire la n Cigar- Factory.
(,tra'cnmrt. Feb. 18,—A tire here re—
sulted in the burning out of the whole in-
tcrior of .l. ll. LnA-kee's cigar, factory, a
six story brick on Pleasant court. be»
tween Fourth and Fifth and Bette and
Elm streets. .The building belongs to 0.
J. Wilson. The factory employed 250
hands. The loss is $80,000 and insurance
132,000. ' A
Failure of At Savings Bulk.
(111.11”. Feb. lie—Tho McCugue Say.
in‘gs bank has gone into the hand. of, a
receiver upon the application of the mu!
banking board. In view of the fact that
. its deposits. amountlng to over $500,000
, l at the time of the panic. have dwindled to
about. slooflooo it. has latterlybeeneen-
eluded by the bank owners that. it would
not pay to continue without reorganiza'
tion.
The strait Murder Case. '
A LliANY. Feb. 13.-—A murder case is on
the calendar of the court of appeals this
. week. It is the appeal of Marvi V.
‘1 Strait. convicted and sentenced to- III
for the murder of Joan E. Strait in Dmi-
ra on Nor. 115.1891. Strait was sentenced
to be electrocuted'at Auburn prison dab
ingthe week commencing July 2, 18%.
For the Consular. Service»
Wasursorov, Feb. 8 —The W
has recognized the following consul-ill!-
floors: Samuel Welsh, honorary. consul
general of Guatemala and Headliner/fa
Pennsylvanimc . Morton MS '15,
honorary consul general of Guatemala and
Honduras, for Marylandtfioooo m
consular agent of Italy, in Boston.
Princeton'e Dem I,
Pam “or, N. .1., fob JUL—Thei'fol»
lowing men have been airmen to
Princetiegu in the annual deflate
turd, w lob takes place on More)!!!“
Cambridge rude-111W 'ee. ,1
Robert unmanned [ideal '
".10, New Janey. 1 -
Wife Murderer to (let the ”‘1 "‘ ‘
Form, )7. Y” Feb. 18,. Anthem
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Am sentenced William Young. tire wire
murderer, to be electrenttted? the
wub‘breinnin: April 6.. The
has been taken to Dun-'l- “to
counsel will appeal them
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