‘ fetter Regen.
tile enemies or A arr.
Weaving n “'cb of‘flullt About
m o! Counterfeit.” In a Tren-
x, Feb lit—Ono oi the most in-
. trial. of mtlitertt-item that over
on in New Jersey was begun here
nl‘gflialcs district. court before
“Wild '1‘. (in-on. The detentionts
liiinnl ill. lirm-kway. known muons
‘ State! proverunnuit litit'l‘iih service
II the king of i-uttntorfolters, and to
,“fllmprlnlona as t‘olouel Spender; \\'ll-
'3. Wagner and Mrs. Abbie L Smith,
known Lira. Williams.
”I trial row a largo crowd of speetr
Brodkwoy ls defended by exaiudge
Will!!! ’1‘. Hoffman of Jersey titty and
Judge William B. (luild at Newark.
and Mrs. Smith are defended by
l Compbellnntl lilram Uznuce of
IV! York.
The counsel for the uovermnont are e:-
.m’ J. Kearney Rice, reel-ally confirm-
d‘diltfl'ct attorney, and A. .l. Rose of
‘, York, who was called in the case be-
, “not, his prosecution of a part of the
moonlit time ago in New York. limeli-
w leaded not guilty to the charge, no
_ did. other defendants.
' Brookwny was very nervous the whole
. Ii” and imquentlyannoycd his ctumsel
by intorrtfiiou. lie was brought. into
court handcuffed to \‘i‘auner, who was
formerly a “pointer" for the government.
. Mrs. Smith was separately brought .to the
, ‘ll‘rtroom by a detective. She was the
‘ once of a house at. 45 Ann street, llobo-
, ‘3”..th the gang had their headquar-
‘ ‘hfl, and which was raided by government;
‘ detectives, in which she and Wagner were
, centered.
‘ Brookway‘s Two Residencel.
Brockway had two residences—one in
Bockawny, L. 1., and one in Avenue 1),
, ‘ N931 York city. Witnesses established his
menace in the three place-2
The counsel for the defendants made a
Vi rousilght to keep out testimony which
' w considered very damaging. Thomas
Hughes,.who rented tho lluilnkcll house
to Mrs. Sniith. described the pt-oporty and
told‘ ilo'w, 'whcn he took parties to the
‘ house in order tosell it, Mrs. Smith al-
‘ltnylhnd an excuse for not showing him
hito p certain room on the second floor.
~ James Ross, the present occupant. of the
house. testified that. he succeeded Mrs.
Smith as tenant. Last October Chief lio-
g‘nil ofgtho U tilted States government. se-
cret service made on examination of the
. property. together with an assistant. A
Search of the place rm‘t'llll'tl: near the sec-
and story room, under tile floor, which was
earn up, several packages, among which
were counterfeit plates. The. packages
were marked by the witness before being
opened. ‘
Charles Holland, a tailor. of til Avenue
f D, New York, where the "king" was ur-
rested, identified lirtmkway. 'l‘bo defend-
t‘ ant occupiedasmall room in the house.
: of thdr
room was always kept. locked, and
.Brockway did hisown swuepingand made
.his own bed. Tho witness had often soon
mockway in company with llr. Bradford.
who is now serving a term in t-‘iug Sing,
Several neighbors of Mrs. Smith at Holin-
ken "testified that Brockway anti Wagner
were often soon going in and out of the
house. -
» ‘ Brockwoy ldcntilied.
The second story room at. night was of-
ten lighted. but the window was covered
with a sheet. May Kelliir of llobokeu was
asked to Step down from the stand and
put her hand on Bt'ot'kwny as :t sign of
identification. As she approached lllill
"'l'.ho“‘king’.’ smilingly extended his band
to, grasp hers, but silo refused it. anti
. touched him on the knee. A number of
., other witnesses also identified Brecht-ray.
Secret Agent William .1. Burns testified
interestingly of the raid on tho rendez-
yeue,_which took place on Aug. 3i, 1W7).
A search of the house resulted in the
discovery of a blank money paper, intend-
cdfor $500 government certificates: rod
and blue sill-z, lino stool plnoord, large
packages of bank notes printed on one
" side, counterfeit plates. a line hand press.
chemicals, printers’ tune and a package of
8100 Canadian notes. .
‘ In the New Yorkremn, Burns further
testified, was found a, book of poems,
Which contained a counterfeit note. The
witness said that on March ti. lotto, Charles
Ulrich. who bore a had noun-as a etiuntcr-
falter, Was arrested in Now'York anti in-
terviewed by Chief llagau and the. wit.—
ness. Nothing was found against. ['lrltvh,
end he was engaged at. 5.4:: a day anti ex-
penses to spy on the Brockway gang. ['1‘
rich’s work as a spy. Burns said, was of
great value to the government in finding
out monyidetails. ’
Asking a Respite For Kohl.
TREXTOX, Feb. iii—Sheriff Lelhaoh of
. Essex called on Governor firings anti ask-
ed for another respite for Murderer Kohl,
who is to be hanged next Thursday. Pros-
ecutor Crane opposed the motion. aml the
governor declined to interfere, referring
the sheriff to the attorney general, to
whom application will be made today.
Hancock's .“iithdrawal.
TRESTOX, Fob. lS.——Htate Comptroller
Hancock has announced his withdrawal
as a candidate for election as delegate to
the national Republican convention from
the Second district. ills dcclimtlou leaves
the field open to F. \Y. iloehling of this '
city, who is a pronounced McKinley man.
. Frozen in lie-ti: at Scranton.
“ECBANTON, Pa., Feb. lef— Extremely
cold weather" prevails in this vicinity, the
thermometer having registered 17 degrees
‘ below zero. Potter Buckley. aged till years.
was found frozen to death near the breaker
of the West Ridge Coal company.
. Two Men Frozen.
"\Yoixlward Baldwin of New York to be
Wasatsorov, Feb. Ia.--'l‘ho speech 02%
Senator Davie of Minnesota in support at l
the resolution of which he is the nut-liar. ‘
cttunelatluu the policy of the l 'nited States ‘
on the Monroe doctrine. was the, event at ,
the session in the senate. There were Idd- l
ed interest. and significance in Mr. Devls' ;
ltttorauced, as his retolutlon voiced the new i
timcutr of a majority of the senate con»
mince on foreign relations, of which he ll ;
a member. The public interest. in the sub‘ l
. jeet was evidenced by erowdwl gailerlcl. i
lhoattontlanee being gretuer than at. any
time since the vote on the silver bond bill. .
Mr. Davis simkn for two hours and was :
.aet-ardwl rinse attention throughout. The ,
language was temperate and conservative .
and was not the radical utterance some
had antlelpomi. Mr. liavls spoke with
gratification of the reports coming enroll
tho Atlantic that a settlement of the troll-
blo WM likely to be t-ti'et'lvd, yet tilt) selln- ;
tor declared with emphasis that the Amor-
lran people would lu'\‘cr indurw a settle
uncut [housed on the concession of any {our
turn- of tho Munm- doctrine. While miul- ,
mixing the possibilities of war the senator‘
said that a firm and explicit annouut-o- ‘
meat of our pulley to resist European en-
eroachments would give the surest guaran- ‘
it'll til |u'iit‘u. 5
Senator Allen introduced a resolution
requesting the secretary of the interior to
suspend the issue of patents for lands ‘
granted to tho govcrtunont aided roads ,
until the accounts between these roads 3
anti the government. shall be settled.
The rest of the session was given to the l
military academy amiroprlatiou bill. which '
was under disclosinn when the senate ad-
journed. ,
The proposition of Mr. Vilas to increase i
the cadet appolnuneuts by two melt front l
cat-h state, an ouregato of ill), brought out
much debate, the prevailing sentiment be-
ing favorable to the increase.
The agriculturalappropriation bill occu- i
pied the attention of the house.
A grt'ili lll'ul of t‘l'ilicir-‘ilt of Secretary!
Morton was indulged in on both sides of
the political aisle, but. as on Saturday on
one arena to hisdofonse. At last M r. Pear.
son of North Carolina armu and asked if
there was not Sillllt! lilt'illllt‘l‘, lh‘tuut'l‘tli,
Populist. or Republican, who \vould raise
a voice in his defense. ills question was
greeted with a chorus of "awe" from all ;
sides of tho house. ' '
The omission in the bill oi‘ a provision
for a chief clerk of the. bureau of animal
industry at. a salary of Sloth). which was
made upon tho secretary's reenmmondtc ;
tlen, led to the induuation that the secm- l
fury wanted to legislate out of allied l’. l". ‘
Lyslo, n free silver Democrat from Mis-
souri, the present. incumbent, who was :ip- I
painted on the recommendation of tho i
l
Missouri senators, and it, was intimated
that. Secretary Morton's oetion was an at‘
tempt to. retaliate upon Senator Vet-t for ,
the latter's attack on him in the. soimtei
about two Weeks ago. =
An amendment. was pending when tho;
house adjouruml making mandatory the'
execution of the provision in the bill for g
the distribution of seed. ‘ -
it is understood that Mr. (‘uuxius of.
lnwa will offer llll .auu-utluu-ut directing!
tho secretary of the tri-uutry to withhold '
tho payment of Secretary Morton's salary ',
until iiilri provision is executed. ;
An amendment hppropriatlng 330.1260 ;
for a new edition of illl'”lltii‘nt'l Hunk" was ;
adopted. 3
’i'lio senate ammulutonls to the urgent?
deficient-y bill were nonmmturrod in. and
a bill was )lzlifit'tl for the matuiualnvn and f
classification of lands in the l'illll‘llllii_;li'l|lll.~i '
in t‘aliforula.
Mr. Tracey of Mismttrl int reduced a hill 5
to create an executive departuu-ut of min- i
merce. which shall havouuder its jurisdie- :
tion the commissioner of railroads and 1!
'supcrscdo the interstate t‘muuu-rt‘o emu-
iui-tslnn. it shallcoutain also liul bureaus (
of American and foreign mmmerve andE
('Ulllllii‘i‘l'liil information and stallflics. ,
Mr. Quigg of New York introduced of
-bill for the erection of a custom bouso in .
the city of New York.
.Vntuwn’n Trip to the Pole. ;
STtiuutuomt. l"l'ii. ls.——i)r. Nul‘tb‘tlfll-L .
jnld, tho ilistliiguislutd Arctic oxploret',;
thinks that it is probable that Nansen's
ship. tho i-‘t‘am. became imhotldcd in the.
lee north of Kara-mil or near (.‘ape Ulltlll-
uskiu, and. remaining fast, was carried
with the drift. as far :15 78 degrees north ;
latitude. llere, in alllikclihood, land was-
niot, Willi. and Dr. Nansenvstnrtcd for the x ,‘1
pole with sludges. anordtmskjold thinks "
that he was hardly likely to reach tho pole l
in this manner, the distance of 1,21ltlor;
l,z‘y‘UUkilometcrs being: team-eat. The Brit- -
ish vice consul at Archangel. it is now?
known. received the news of Dr. Nansen's .
safety from the governor of Archangel. ll 2
is not said how the governor obtaitu'd his,
information.
An Alleged Iicl‘aulter. 1
Pltn\'lltll.‘\l'l‘, Feb. lea—The investiga—
tion of the accounts of (Ybat'lcs ll. llaeny, ‘
cashier of the Western ifniou company. is 5
completed, and a shortage of over $1,101) I
is reported. The, Western 'L'niun company ‘
has attached liaeny's property in Cal»
stun, and ll. '1‘. x J. W, Muller, who
signed iineny‘s bond, likewise. ,
Duffy “'ill Bo Captain. g
Bm'i‘ov. l‘ob. lei—ling]: Duffy will be
the captain of the Boston Baseball club
for the sezmni of land.
TELEGRhP—hllc BREVITIES.
The Buckeye Glass works at Martin's?
Ferry, 0., were destroyed by lily. I
Republicans of the First congressional z
district- of Illinois Ililllllllilitli James RN
Mann. ‘
The president has lilimlll
aletl William i
third assistant secretary of state. i
The president has appointed l’ctcr \'ic— I
tor Deuster of Wisconsin to be consul of .
the l'nited States a: Urefeld, Germany. ,
' The llousman block at; tho corner of;
Pearl and Ottawa streets, in Grand Rap- I
ids, Was destroyed by fire. The losses will I
; aggregate common.
MAwXE, N. Y., Fob. lS.—-Two men;
,were'iound lying in the snow just out of
' Malone in an unconscious condition. They
‘ ware badly frozen. As the mercury was
20 below zero they would have seen perish-
,ed. ,A bottle of liquor was found in one
woken,“
The French Crisis. .
‘ Loxnox, Feb. iii—The Paris corre-
‘epontlent of T'io Times says that he does
f wit believe that the chamber of deputies
willv’mttnee to defy the senate in its re=
_ fun] to grant a vote of confidence in the
Plum . .
denied to trout l- oan-y any. 'i'
a Barron. lili- iii 43a; wildest-Surat-
, 1% the. Baptist Bethe]. this
at”
i“
‘ '1' invited tobepastoro: the Stun.
, m Begun ohmic Jersey City.
Eir Edward Clarke, Q. (3.. the distin-
guished criminal advocate, has been l‘P-;
mined for the defense of Dr. Jameson up-.i
on his trial in England. It
Stour R. Nelson, on ex-mcmbcr of the!
Chicago police force. committed suicide by 1
taking catholic acid after having sent out. ‘
written cards inviting his friends to his
funeral. ,
The United States cmbassedor, Mr. 1,
Thomas F. Bayard. had an interiicw in.
London with the Marquis of Salisbury on '
the subject til the Vennuelaa boundary
dispute. "
The vacancy intbe executive committee
of gefiguiénmntisalocn committee of l
the-American ‘Altisaloon league, must! 5
by'the declination of Bishop Keane of the g
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. after our heart.
- schenn- for him. we buy for lum and we
‘ course we want to sell to ovi‘rylxxlyt but
the "noun who ltutiws“ helps us Will]
i siou. Mme,
Mil cunt. It I new
Something More Stable.
them the Hound “lobe i
in Mill was established the llnblmrd
Chair Co., and 10-day. at be)”: Washington
51-. ll reclaim, one otthe prominent in.
stiturlon-ot Boston’s manufactures. Con-
nected with it lsannld and trusted em-
ploye. Mr. Jame.» Conner, who resides at
lilii Broadway, East fiomcrvllic. ilo you
know him 2' Any one who does will tell
you his word “goes withontvayinc.“ We
will let huu lead you to us by “'lzlli he
pays. When our representative called on
him he became enthusiastic at once, say-
ing. "1 can ~peak very uloniugly of your
medicine.“ He mid his kidney trouble
dated back about eight. years min- was an
able liltlbsiuu u cause-it just value at it»
own accord. 'l'he pains dementia! small
oi his back were at times terrible
much sons to litrrally "double him up,"
and he aiys he often felt it. would be im-
possible to not home from his work,
Auolltcr bod feature was the constant tic
sire to urinate, often Hand ll) lion-t, in a
" ~~ ..» ‘alv '
THE. IAN WHO KNOWS
a land thing when he getsit is the man
We think for him. we
are doing: our best to sell to him. (if
at)
everybody, because he tluds ill-i“ jtiel
what he wants in tho moon-y line. lieu-
are some of the things he has picked out
lately as being specially good:
(‘al’o Royal Coffee.
Dried Peaches. lélc. twnftir "3.30 half day. in the Mouton l‘ost he hap-
" Apples. ltk'. three for ‘JTN' pelted to sit“ a report of a similar cow,
Evaporated Pctwhegi. 130. two for file: mm.“ by “MW Kidney Pith. Lite “
:: l‘leelanncs. '3‘" “m for 5'.“ drowning man, be grasped ii. and limit-ml l
.. lgifizl173l$¥idiis, 1;: fl its proving il‘il‘lHV it actually saved!
,. Cherries, lb'c ilill. lie tells in a few uords how in.
.. l’llllllfl. lie, 1“.“ for 3;“. went to (ion. iiurwell's Pharmacy, lluyl
.. ANNE up atou st.. and Park N. . and bought. and
“ l’l’llllcs. Iliaud lL’t: lb began failing the pills at once. 'l he day
he got them. he, says, his pains were lerri ,
illt‘. “and my very breathing inleuuilit-d
my ill§il'l‘~fi. .\ll pain was immediately
eradicated. urine restored in normal fre-
unency. and i cannot realize that i had
el't-t'sttlTi-rt-d so. l shall nlwny~ bl- rn-ml)‘
to speak it good word fur the l-rvnu-«v
Kitilit')’ [it'liitlly lll l'Xl-illlilu ii. nu'n Kol‘
nt-y l‘lil~.' _
For rule by all dealers, or sent by mail ‘
nu rel-clot uf pl'lt't'. by l’ostei'-.‘lllllillrlt,
I‘m. lluil‘ulc. .\'. \'...~olt-. agents fir ill.“
l'. S. ' I
As fine Jams as possible to have at
SAMUEL COMSTOCK JR’S
7:! North Main Street.
Home.“
Florida and the South
av THE
CLYDE LINE.
Fare to Jacksonville. Fla., 35.00: exutr-
Mut-ltl‘iflil’e's misery is due to iudt
aeolian: for who can be happy Will! a;
pain in ill-~Siilll'lill‘ll? .\~ :1 t‘lll'l'vt‘ilh‘é
:llul t-‘ll‘cltgtbvuvt' of the alimentary tir-i
trans. Ayn-is l‘iils are invaluable. their,
use being .ll‘.";t}'< lliil'lllit rl with untriu-i
lit'llt'lli. , ‘
J. w. Pier-‘0, lll‘llllillli'. l:i.. says: “ll
lutveused i luv Minute ( ‘otztzb Cure in in)"
i'auulyaudt‘or myself. with results an;
entirely sati=f1u~tory titatl can hardly
iiud wards to express myself as to its,
merit. lwili uen‘r fail to l‘t‘t‘tlllilllt'liti,
it to others. on every occasion that Ill‘l" ,
souls itself." '
Fun- to ribAugustiuc, Fla. $26.50; t'.\'-
oursion, “$.05.
'1‘!» Charleston, S. C. $20.00; excursion
$32.00.
All tickets include meals and berth
while on board of the steamer. For any
information, tickets, stateroom, «to. in-
quire of
GEO. F. BEARSE, Agt.
(‘irv Ns'rtoxm. HANK.
or \V. P. CLYDE & Co., General Agents,
5 Bowling Green, New York.
A RAF: “”‘ci-tpffiéiéi
A Paying Business
Consisting of (iroet-rv. liaiu-ry and lee
Cream Business. Will be said very rlwnp
nu act-mint of ill health, Everythluuabnut
thc lllir-iili‘w-l is in good shape, and this is a
rare opportunity fur the lllllli person. Aw
ply at this oflltrc. or at JAMES ,titlldllfiNi
in '31! i
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“liarlrl'iu flu not occur in the blot-d or,
ill the ili>lll'~ US :l litullilty ll\lll;1 liiiil't.‘
either of titan or the lnwt-r animals." So
says the m-lvbt‘atml llt‘. Koch. Htln-l‘
lint'itll'h' my that till‘ be»! tut-divine to,
render the blunt! [ts'l‘ft‘t'llV put e aml‘
healthy is .\'\'t‘l“< mlrsaprtllu.
Become an .
A goal
,, .. Raymond} Sons.
It not only 'n so, it must be >0, (mo
Minute (‘tiu-gb (‘urt- :u-ts quickly. and
that‘s what makes it mi. ;
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.f" .1it' 'l aw' i": as. 2‘, "iii: ' ,
. .H I . ' ‘ , - .\ Istt'w'btm-k-If
llll”" :T)‘ ("a ll'i‘llllll‘ :yi ‘. , ,w i .
Bedroom Suits and
Parlor. Suits!
Always on Hand : also
Directors and lint-
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"AG and “8 Ma‘ln Street,‘Norwalk
, li- ~l'l!‘ll"t‘. ‘l lluvi'Ht-y l'ltli't'. '
. 'l'elcplovutu1:4.
1 J. O.JENNINGS,
H ,Paper-i‘langer, Calciminer,
. , g . i Painter.
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DEALER IN
, 4‘ ’WALI. PAPER AND BORDERS.
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South Noll-walk.
, Sample Hook vi initesi-tfity'lvsof Papers,
.llorllt-rs “,illl‘ i-Lil Mouldings taken tn‘
. houses for inspection, on notice, l-v postal.
,_ Estimates Ubecrfully Gin-n. the lit
Ornament‘ing
Spring Stock!
Suits l‘iit'mtrt'ly $8.t‘v<"t now.
It recently occurred to Tiffany,
& Co., the New York jewelers, i
All \vmil p;tnt<..
lot‘mt'l'l)‘ $2.00. umv $1.0t‘.
to ornament a‘ bicycle elabo-i
rately with gold, silver, and pre~t
Cious stones, believiugthat some .
wealthy customer would esteem ’
so handsome a mount. They;
$3.50.
.-\ll goods math: to “trim“
in lll‘hl-Cl‘dss style. and at
low prices.
preferred to pay $100 each for”;
. I70 Washington Street
COlumbia ! H. Gooqmwflm (my
Furttisllct'.
For their purpose
in Prices!
‘ A or...“
Strivtll' Fresh l4: -. Hint
» ' ' “will liuuu lul’ (“ti .ltiug, . l”: for
to “Sing any ,;.j Creamery liutiwr, i-«Ni ill inn :1. - :30 lb
other make of .a‘ “ ~ on we. -..~- 12..
‘ ~ V .. .‘l . . .- i_, ‘ its” - .L .
WheeI'TheremUSt 41.13.21ill-iiftlluthld u H M - 4 ..‘ ii:
be no question of
quality in a bicycle
selected for such
ornamentation. a!
Thereforethey chose 001......
Coil-dean. .llb. pail. » - . 2L:
Illouot sell lintteriuo. bill will inform any
poi-wnu'ishiug to use it. liowtlxey can pru-
curo‘it.
,,.
B. A. VICKERS.
l'lfi \Yashillgton Sm‘ct.
STANDARD OF THE WORLD
Unzquilled, Unapprcached.
Beautiful Art Catalogife of Columbia and Hart.
summation. I . I
lord Bicycles in free iiyou call upon any Colum- - . . , SAVINGS BANK ,
hia agent; by‘ mail us for two a-cent,
stamps. . ,_ . l 5| Washington Street.
' ’ “I‘fll 'i‘eily it"rnf’ it) i" a m . ullol {tum
l to 5 p will an blender “\“ltlliliéi
from No ‘5
Interest. Bll-riTed uu tlfipt'flté
mPE W i roams co. “‘ '
Fm .. MGM.” ‘ ~I-Ia.ri’t’orti,Gol'm.
Catholicunivergi hes just been filled by! , . , A LDE.’ s ‘ MARS. Preat, . ,
the election or. ., éhbiahc'fhdmd at at. 1 Wm”? 321°: fifiifififi g“,“,,°;§ompw mm: tr." dams. Vice-Fresh
A" .u . A v-"".rh.‘. .-
Pfll' -- -.. ., we in fluidity In us know. pal.) L. .:..\..a.‘.', .-.~.. no Tit-3.3.
l
‘ in Amsterdam on Nov. 61ml.
trillions.
t
"" Fair'l‘nd fifir.‘“ ‘“
. emanate.
Another Blue Book PM” thin Muller
Killed It 11!!!!“leth Themed.
bouncy, Feb. lli.—Another blue book
on Armenia was published youtorday, the
din lches cuvel'lnfl the period brtween
Sept. 3, lean, and Feb. ll, land. it onu-
talna a table prepared by a committee of
delegated from the enllmwlee of theelx
powers. sitowlnu that the total number at
[Mammal massacred, concerning who-o fatt-
accurato inf-trunnion has been obtained,
in 254nm.
The under set-rotary for the foreign nf-
flee. George N. (fut-zen, replying in the
house of commons to questions. said the
powers had not informed liuzsla that her
occupation of Armenia would not be ob-
jt't‘iml in.
without the consent. of the allllutl. would
in.) in \‘lululitul Ill llit‘ iri‘fllil‘i til l'urli lilld
Merlin. Ml'. ('ui’mu also said that tho
statement of the liili>lllli minister for for-
eign ui‘fall'~‘. l'rim-o Lebanon‘-lloultwsky.
that “audit was not willing to undertake
to maintain order in Armenia. was "spon-
taneous. "
.‘l‘rvul oi Missionary huapp. .
W\~lll\l.'m.\’. Feb. lea—Thu stat". dc-
[illl‘lilli"ll illli received a report. by cable
from l‘uited Statel :‘lilllnh'i' ’l‘wrrell at
('tllla‘iilllilllupil- in rcferi-uce tn the case of
the American rule-lanai“: Knapp. who
was urn-dell at liltlla by the Turkish au-
thorities on .‘I charge of inciting: rebellion
on tho I‘X'irlc‘ltv'o of certain Armenia!“ who
on» now in l‘i‘lr‘fll. Mr. ’i‘et'rell rabies Sec.-
t‘clary illaoy : but. he has secured a ~llr3|ll‘ll-
sinn at tho prun-etllng~ aualtwt ll:etttl.~:-
slouury and a safe minim-t Iur him when-
ever the. liltillllirtllN can be ermsed to (lot:-
stanllnopie. where the minim-r himself
will evamluv- luinllu- who. Mr. Knapp
will bring nil‘t him three \vonu-n and fl\‘0
l'llllill'i'il. \i'lou news of Knapp’s arrest
came in Mr. 'l‘erri-ll, in» demanded that ho
ho t‘lllli‘l‘ released or that he t'l‘orn-lll l):-
permitted to try him. and this calm-gram
indicates that be has succeeded in his pur-
pow of reuniting the t (bi! from the 'i'urk-
lnh oilit ink.
u-
FOR CANADA’S DEt’ENSE.
Titre-t- Million Dollars to lie 5])?!" For.
Munitions of \\'ilr.
(i’l‘l \n \, lv‘vb. ln‘.—'l‘bo rum which the
Dominion government \"lll a~k parlia-
ment in grant for purpmw of national de-
reuso will b._~ z‘wmubuo. The new ride
with which ill" militia will be provided is
lilo im- liubvhl. l-umi‘iuxug lilo Hullehi
barrel ..ud the Lee mat: wine, Announce»
llit'lli\‘ to this elm-l wnru made in tin-
huu-w til “immune thwwial :ti'tt-rnnn-i.
'l'iu- lulnl unlltlmt‘ uf lbw In W l‘lllt‘N it) lw
[llil'l'llil‘n‘ti i~1 WNW.
l"t-l' gztl‘rie-nll tit-lvlim lilo llillll'l‘ltililll‘
thnrilirs will ~llpi‘l“: .'~ rillud cutie. «burg-
iuu t'alunbt tln- Lu. w t'u-t ,g umuul'm'tur-
liig,
illnil‘ilt‘llliu ft'« m the lli'iimli ilnyu! nr<
tilfery “ill. be sun: on: in nit-iil'tln- li'!‘il,
Who Will be recruilttl from (b;- \arluua
city field built :‘t s.
Mimi For Alienation.
l.o~ A\l.l-.l.l:~, Feb, l\.--».\lr<.
.l.o\e'.l il:l~‘ t iiillltll"t‘ll.~'llll
ll'vi‘t‘ulll’i a- Il'i. ln-r {.llill‘i'rildl
m liii' sllp‘
i.
ii
l.u\t'ii of lin-uou. (or .
alienation. the all. will: a r-‘l l:~';‘ 2.119 uni.
.\li.t-:'l ii. Inuit. will: in l\'\ )3! known
ift".\"~il£il 1.1. in her mm; Liim
‘yvvr! .t . Viv-M llt‘i' fill-1‘.l"tl \t:l~‘ told
that llilli'-- bodwerlmi lwr be \‘.|ii|lll be
tilEilllii"‘i1t‘li. llt‘ linen-£1.34 u i't‘ili'li it) illi‘
wlsluw .3. his llluilil’l'. i'. is nib; l', ,;a:§
\Hlli lll'l' tn liminu and leaving his \\
,.
7.
lie
, in :l destitute tillhiilltdi.
Against illi‘ ('nal fillllililll‘.
x\!li.\‘-i. l-H-b. tx—Al’nw a debue lio-
fort- ornwdtd quilt-rim that l:l~'leti \t'h‘l‘di
. imur~~ lin- senafe adopted the liubhius (‘Hll-L
,t‘liz'i't‘lil l‘i'wdtlillili ("Illllllf upwn the altar
_ general to ill\l“llL’.lli' llr. Morgan's:
t-ml trim. -'l‘im nth rney porn-ml tun-l re, ‘
lit ,
‘ptli‘t, in the legislature if in bi.- opinion
linl pl'i-sotti l:l\\'_ whit-ll \‘Tih i'.‘l~<l‘tl in infill}.
is mil-nun! i. and if ll‘i the legislature is
,prrpareti l'l xiv.- him all the additional
pim'o'r it will l-i :iwl iitz' t‘\'l~lill:.' Slim-
lili‘l.
IN'illlI ol' ,ill‘h. J. ll. .‘llauli-y.
.-\!t.l~’l‘.\. M--,, Feb. l>.~.\i:‘<. Sumo
Manley. win- at
of il1i< pity. lilt'll of purulzudtia.
Manley listil been ill luv t'.vuucck< ' ‘
on i 1'. her eil‘lxlll'u'lni‘llil wrintxs
tl\‘\l'i' <.- iutu pneumonia. Mr. M:
was sent. for from \lemiatnu and uiztie‘
l|lililt“ll_\' -pt-t~i;ll tluiu. 'l'lfez't'\vet‘ewitb
Mrs. Manley when .~lll' died her llllvilJllltt
and llt'l‘ children and other ituim-diati- rel—
atitvs.‘
.‘ii‘ikt'l‘li Ila-turn to \i'nrk.
l'i‘ I'l \ltv. li'l-b. l~.----'l'be strike on tho
l'lllityitl square building i1:|< been «lttv'iarwl
till". and the iiuul nl' mm‘r‘ \vnrl.unvn \tlin
lll|\’l' ill-en will for >t‘\'l‘l'.‘l| day-z wrnt illii'l»
it! Work. 'l'ht‘ I'tlllfldi‘iui‘s t'ulit‘vtli‘ti illi‘
demand for lln-atltu'lltAul-l-nl‘ walkingdol-
‘ooatw to (in: building. and they will lm'
allowed in circulate- :imnu: the own dur
in;' the tunu hour. lilill'l‘l‘ill't'niis to wages ‘
will be til’l‘ill'nlt‘tl.
Want a holy on Ten.
\VAIfllthvl‘nV. Full. l>.——-.-\ delegation
t‘i'lprw-si'uting the tea mule of the Pulled ‘
Slates uppmtrn'ii before a Sllili'lilillllllitt‘ til
iltrmmmltteenuway-eatul llll’nlh‘ tn advo-
cati- llit‘iutpusiliutltil‘in tlili} on ten. 'l'lmse
\vlm addresqwl tine ~ulimuimittx'v were
Messlk. ii. A. \Villnt'tl of \mv York, l’eml
criek Mead of New York. Hivplierd of;
Sound-ville. 5'. L‘., and licarty of l’liiladel
pilizl.
lAimuive ("tilllt‘rit‘i (‘ltungc llnndi.
.\.\lll..\.‘~'l|. l’a,. l“t‘li.lN.—.\lliltllllll‘i'llii’lli
\vas made that the Logan. (.7i-tttt'alla and
iii: Mina nun ('llllil‘l‘lt‘s. operated by Lewis
.\_ llilcy t\' (‘o.. have passed into the lmutl<
of tho lmltigh Yaley (foal rntmiatiy,‘tn-
nether with tho tit-riuantown coal laud-i,
, “'illi b the company intend< to tit-\‘l‘lwp. .\
. large rollicry will be erected.
Florence ilauu on Trial.
FOV-"l. N. Y.. Feb. Him—A jury has
been selected for the trial of Mrs. Florence
llnuu for tho tnttrdor'of ('ltarlcs Landry
The won:-
an shot him down in his aviary. They ll7lil
been intimate for a longtime. and l.-in~
dry was anxious to have her cease her at.
The Raiders to Be (‘nnrt )ktrtinlcd.
inmtmx, Feb. lei—Tho Titties says that
there is reason to believe that. all the oili- l
vcra holding the. queen's commission who ,
\cv'rt' t'tlili't‘i‘ilt'tl in tho Jameson raid will
be murl luartialul.
Pennington Appointed.
Vasectomy, Feb. 18 -—'l‘he“ followine
fourth class postmastershm been appoint
ed in Pennsylvania; Shows. Miss L. ..
. Bcatty; Vienna, Henry until;
"Weather niacin.
Fin-b an occupation. humbled. "
llvlia r. 3
m‘ and ,
iimilnt‘ in law. Mr. and .‘i:'~'. llu'ury l'..
' '3.» 'H liainauvs full“ I
.\li‘-l. ,
Hull. Jim-pit ll. Mania-5"
Mrs. ,
y
' at. WIWHM l «.
New HAVEN. (loan. 71 Willi-In Bt.- ‘
",1 are knew of. Dr. Hood's “Reuwdioe !
for‘Chll-iren five yearl ago. and I am '
mutinntdly recommending other mothers: 3
to use them. and involve with the best
results. My baby was deathly sick with i
cholcm iuftuttnm, and Dr. Hand's llt'ar- 3
rhoea Mixture cured it almoet tanned-i
iatoly. Dr. litmd‘s Colic Cure in ultlo'g
.oxcellcut.-—~Mrr. N. A. Daniels.“ ilr. .
Hand‘s Colic Core and Dr. Hand" Dinr- ‘
rho‘a Mixture are sold by all drnpgists. .
t F.
3.43.
What is
@slatia
Cutorie is Dr. Samuel Pitchers
prescription for Infant: and (link
then. It contains neither Opium.
Morphine nor other Narcotic sub-
stance. It in. harmless substitute for
Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and Castor Oil It is pleasant. It!
guarantee is thirty yearn’ are by
millions of Mothers Castoria is the
Children's Panacea—the Mother!
Friend.
-... M. o -
——Aectou is harmless.
A high llh r with a t-it'piil itvm' will
ll'itlwa lulu: liver. ('nt‘rm't the liwr
with lie Will a Little Early Risen. little
pills that core dysln-pi-‘ial and coustipzltn ~n
Did You Ever
il'ttvrs as a remedy for
your il'tt'll’l4‘~.‘ if not. got a bottle new
and get relief. ,l‘lliii medicine has been
f mud it b.- pz-t'uiiarly adapted to the re~
~li -f on! care of all Frantic (hunplaiuh.
icxet’tiut.’ a \wndt rful direct influence in
,givitr: rll'vilglll and tone to thv- organ-n
i if you boy“ ions of Appetite. ('motlpz —
giiou, llI-zalaelic. Fainting Spells. or are
Net'voth‘. Sit-wpl-w. Lift-liable. Melan-
t‘l! lly or troubled with Dizzy Spclb. life: -
tv'le llilter- i‘ the medicine you lii't-tl. ‘
‘Health and ritrvnuth or: guaranteed by
iit~ use. 'E'il‘iy rents. and $1.04: at Mill-
‘sull‘s :lllii \Yt‘cd's ri‘d't‘r‘.
‘
'I‘ry l'llt‘t‘ti‘ e
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
[to not in: impoacd upon. but insist that!
having L‘uniul'lfl. and are that the facsimt.‘
signature of
is on the
-.\::l;‘pcr.li' . m
0 ' .
We shall pro-
it‘t‘l ourselves and the public a} all hazards.
‘l'uH CENTAVR CoanAxYJT Hurray St... .V.
Quick in t'il'i‘l‘i, heals and leaves no}
soar. Burning. scaly skin eruptions
.quicklyi-arml by De Witt's Witch Ila/pl ‘
Salve. Applied to burns. scald-l. old
sort-s, it is untgical in etl'ect. Alwa_\~
‘t'lll‘lffi' piles. '
Condensed Testimony» .. .
('brw. ll. ll'lrltl. limiter and Maunl'mni
,ltm-i'~ Agent. ("titanium liltin, ct-rlilit-s
film! Dr. King‘s NW Diet'tn’t'l')’ hm" hm:
;-~ put! as a (lamb roan-:ly. J. i). lil'lm‘ll. 1
‘I l’r-ip. St. Juno's llilit‘l, Ft. Wayne. lull.
, t 'Silll‘. stlsztl lb- was curt-«l of a (‘uugb til“ ,
'wt v-;tt'-' «brim-3. causedby l..t ( ir'ippw,
'b' l r. l-;i':;:’.~ New iii-euvt-rv. it. i“.
Mcl’l'ill, li.tltl\t‘i:t>‘\‘il!l~. Md»; 24d)" that
,il‘ li.t.~' uw‘nl ..:i=l to" lil‘llt‘llllt'fl it and
infirm lznvw u l vl'ail and would rather
ill:l\'t‘ ll lllllli any t'ntzvs‘. because it
;(‘ill‘t 5. Mrs. lli mutiny. 13;": ii. ‘33lll St .
i('luc:i:.m.always keeps it at hand and
illii" nu I‘l‘ztl‘ufl‘t‘t-ttp. lll‘i'iill‘i‘ it ”bluntly
il‘l'lim’t‘s. law ‘rml. n mt.~ .1: Still-
lswu's and Woo-ill lira}; sluts, ‘
To Cure all
kinds of Coughs or
Colds, either Bronchial
or Pulmonary, also llonrse-
Sorcncss use
ness and
WILLIAMS’
NEW ENGLAND
lillllliH REMEDY
Made from a recipe of one oftlm
up»! f.i.tt|vi!l< lim'iut’w in New
lip-gland. ll LHilLillIS no opium 1,;
any form and there's no danger as
with some preparatinu- nf formint:
the Morphine llablt. "lul'lren iii”: it.
as it ell'nn them “About uprcttuic
their stomachs.
WILLIAMS & OARLETON co. “'7‘
HARTFORD. CT.
, .
3 ——Acctou i-ltrtw headache.
i Dcainess Cannol he. C'acd
:lly local applications as: they ennui reach
i the (lth*;l.~l‘il [ml'ilu’ll of the war. There, is‘
:unly tlllt' way to cure (ll‘uflli .-'>=. and that
i is by constitutional touted-Les.
.3. t':lt'.~'<‘i liv au inliamwt t‘tllltllii‘vll if?
,tltc mucous lining: «if the Eustachian.
Tube, When this tube i~ inflamed you
lillVl':1l‘lliill‘liligs‘tillllil Hrllllllt’l'i't‘l‘i lil':l.l"
' mg. and win-u it iseulit'elyelmdd. Deaf-i
3 ucss is the l‘l‘hiili. and unless the intl.un~
‘lllllilwll Can be taken out and this tultt“
lh .ti'lwss,
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
= restored to il< u-wmzll condition. lit-swim.r
will be titettt‘nyt'tl' int’t-vt-t‘ : nine cases not
tot‘ ten are eauml by t‘;il.ll'l‘ll. which i?
'ut-lluu; but an inflaumdcondition of the
:ztut'nns rutji‘al-i m
.. . , , 3
\it- Will f.'.’i\‘l‘ Hue Hundred lhilldl“
for any can- Ivi' ih’ut'uvns ll'llllN‘ll by t':t-‘
tan‘b . that cannot be cut: ll by il;:ll'>
t'atart'h (‘urrx Hour! for circul;:1‘~ .; free.
i". .l. ("ill-INl-IY tr ( ‘i l.. 'l'uledn. U. .
lit-\hllil ll)" “rough-l»; lfit'.
When Baby was sit-k. we ;::u e be? ( autumn.
“lion she was a fluid, sh». (trim! for Castoria.
When Slit.‘ became Miss, sh" chin: to Castor-in.
When she had Children, she gave then! C storm.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Gastoria.
(luvMiiti1:v(‘nti;_vli ('ure tnuelnw the
right it :zlm luucltw it at the.
right time if you take it nheu you lum-
St‘t‘ tilt-ptrlllt? Thcll
split.
'1 cough or cold.
.lviu't t'ultgll.
aflW/flwo at:
(inf/0271614? s
if .
‘ ‘ l’. s. panorama",
mu m 1883
(iliiees. illti Main Street. '
BIKIDCQEE’OET, CONN.
—-- \l'l'ii‘ll will break up a will.
1
"tine ill" l' m-r t'eguia' ill and 1 Hill
t'i‘mliuit- illl' \l":l';4l." said u grunt» 'i'lnv
‘li'll!:l>t ii'lll'll'tl him a lmltlo- ml. ll“ '
\\'iti'.~ [Airfll‘ liitl‘ly Rial-l3. lil‘ _ {animus
little pills. Examiner In
—;\t'etnu cure» the grip.
lJHn't invite disappointment by expert
mention. Depend lllwll (luv Minute
(”nugli t‘urc :liltl ynu have uuun'tliut-i up
: lief. ll l:lll'l'.\'t‘l'tiill). The-only harmless .
l'cmelly that productsimmediate results: ‘
—.\cetoll will prevent pneumonia.
Bucklin's Arnica Salve.
Til" best salve in thr- w-u'ltl for cuts.
‘“V\\\ O
‘0
; ivl'ttise::. son‘s. ulcers. sult/rlu-uin. fever ‘
! wil'i‘F. letter. t‘llillrl‘rtl hands. clulblaius. ‘
leorns. and all skin (‘l'i.llli.iiiil>', and pnsi- ‘
,tiwly curt-s pile»; ur/tm pay required.
i it is mittt'zititecd in trivc peril-r: satisfac-
i lion or lunacy refunded. Price '25 cents
gpr-t' box. For bill“ by ti. t‘. Stillsutt aud-
’ l.‘:. l’. \Vt‘t'ti.
Caveats. and Trade-Marks obtained and all Pat.-
t‘nt bli‘int‘fii conducted for MODEfiATE Fggs.
OUR OFFICE‘IS OPPOSiTE U. 5. PKTENTOTHC"
and we (unaware p: u: in less time thin little:
rgumtc from “KEV .
Send model. dr. ; r-r phnto., with descrip-O
tint. \Vc advfitt', ll pit" " t‘r not. tree (it,
cimrgt‘l. ”or too not due llll Essa-(21nd. J
A pAMpHL‘T, “ lbw to t) n l‘o'cnts," with!
:rst of smut: m the U. S. and foreign countries,
sent free. Address,
; EG.A. snowe’. co.
‘3 O‘PP, PA‘TENT Offlct. WASHIwa“ V
fails to
( ‘ui'es
d
\“\“ ‘
Soothing. healing. cleansing. llw Will's
‘ Witt-h lltlzel Sadvctsthv win-pi} tn Sul‘l‘h‘,
i \i'tlllli(l> and piles. vcliit-‘i li never ,
’t-ut‘t‘. Slaps itching :ill'l burning. l
chapped lips and cold-sures in tvmoi'i
H" ,To Advertisers!
You De'n’l Have To Swearbii. i
‘says the St. Louis jettmalnf Agriculture 5
’in :m" cditon’al about ,No-To-Bac. thr
"We know i
of many i‘liril'fi cured by Nit-'l‘wBac.
‘liue. a ilr'dlllil' at t”. i/illlrv :il'l'itjtwl,‘
Sili‘leii‘illlll'l l-bmtml to twenty wars.
thH-wsvurul him the.
I smell of iniu’ltfil‘t‘l makes. him link " ‘le .
iTo-Bae sold and guaranteed by it Ii. ‘
Changes cannot be guar
anteed the same day copy-
is handed in. Every rca.
snuablc effort will be nude
‘ fillllol‘lfi tobacco habit cure.
to .ZIftimillI.l'l.EI" tullvm'»,
ltllf t'ltuufq'u Cannot be in.
'4'?“ """' '-i,5lc«i upon m a right on»
,i . ‘
less eopv ts =ent m by x
o'clock in the aitcrumn of
I
Flamed Ti'o cure no pay Book 51cc. 5 ' p r , b
literling_3g-jgcif 7.7: Fry 22:1: 21' ‘ bode,” ‘3 "‘ ,' "Fin?“ '“’
- ' , ~ 1- ~ d»c;.r.‘.'.
. on; 5.2;.
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