int turmoil all all III
cutaneous.
Crisp m m Mai Ind:
Gathered titanium and Ivan
oi m Tubal Connecticut Cilia.
"Uld Rube Tanner" will return to tilt-
Norwnlit Opera House tonight.
George Sheiillomt ha» par chatted a new
home and truck {or bill Norwalit fwd
business.
Two new Knowles looms arrive I! yeti
tI-rtlav fol .l. H. Buckley & Son' II IIIth r
works. Norwlllk.
Percy Mills. son of Willis Mills. of
Day IItrcctmI rioultly ill \\ itll pllI-utllollia.
is slightly improVI-ll.
Illwrt Davis and family. of (lrund
Hlmt‘l, Norwalk. an- moving illto the
Harry L. fipitalr plum-.in Wilton avI-lluc.
(it‘lll'gt' Sheilier. the butcher. moved
yI-Ilteniay {ruin Day lttrcct to LntllI-r M.
Wright's house. corner of Franklin and
Madison streets.
.\t Kellozg's auction nah- of traitors ill
Madison Square Garden, W. B. Lock-
wood. of Norwalk. purchased the colt
Rose. by Direct. for $29“.
‘Laiios' regular made black Herniat-
dorf dye. litm*.1.”f0!"'5' and 25f per pair;
lynltw'lti'f per pair. scotlcld 62 Hoyt.
The mutual donation of the Knight
Streetlt. .\l. 1.;_ church will he held
Thursday. March it! at the (' llored So-
('lllltfltlll'!‘ rooms in Water. Ittrt-I't Nor-
walk.
.\ruoug fill.‘ jurors drawn i'orthc crim-
inal (Yolnlnoll Pleas Court. \\'i|it.‘il mules
ill at. Bridgeport, next Tuesday. arc
Stephen E. Dibble and I’ililo W. Bates,
o! NorWalk. ‘
George S. i’artrit'k addrtlmd the
scholars of lill‘ granllllar and high N'lllllii
departments of the (Junior school. yes—
terday. ills topic was “The (iaplnrlrof
In. Last “tilt.”
XiIl-ot'onvivtl-I will be I‘I'it‘flfll‘il from
the state prison next month. There art-
twoeacll from Hartford. New Haven.
\Vintlllanl and ll‘tliriitd'l counties and
one from New London county.
Thomas (bins who. for about (our
Wt‘ttkfiJlM been very ill with pleural-
ptlomllollia,.at. his home. itt liaill‘onl
pliif’l', is improving mulewhatm'This
will be very wleoillo news to llia' many
{I'll-nth.
Llltllt-l' Richardson. of Lee ‘h‘ii't‘ttt
Rowaytoll: will lll'l‘fiitil' at tin Kni' gill
Street African Mtvtllollis‘t Ilpistopll‘
church organ, fiuuday pruning. at liII :
Utld Il'tzllows' service.
In late
, . II
Resolution Behind inoculating
Beliigcreat Rights.
TIHBLY AID FOR THE PATRIOTS.
line Pnddent‘e Good Olen hinted lee
'uba'n Independence» Only six Oppon-
ln' \'qu--0rent linthuelnun Pellet"
the Action.
‘
Wastnulroa. Feb. 2n —By the over.
WhI-Iming vote 0! III to it the plum tulbplr
ed cont- urrI-Ill resolutions fuvhrnbic to Cu
Illln bulligcreucy and independence. The
rtvalllutiocll adopted It“ ill follows:
"Reunited. By the senate. the batman! 3
rtulnlscutntlwll rout-luring. 'l‘imt. In the
“pinion Ill congress, ll condition of pllhiio
war cxiutll llctwucn the government ul‘
Spain and Illl‘ govt-rmllcntpnu-lalmml and
tar some time maintained by tome at arms
by the people of Cuba. and that. tho L'nlt-
I‘ll Staten“! AIIlI-rit-a liilillltl ulaintainu
strict. neutrality between the trontmldlng
power». according to each all the rigllil of
Indigenous ill the ports and territory of
the l7nlted Status.
“lie It further reeolved. That. the presi-
tlcnt be hereby roqueuted to inter-pose his
irionllly other» with the Spaniall govern.
"will {or the recognition oi the Independ-
once of ( ubll.'
The fluid vote on the adoption of the
xmoiut Iona was all i'ollowr
\Iiim ——.\lussr.~ .'\Illli. .\“l's'lln. littm.
liakI-r. llatt». llarry. llrown. llnrrows.
llntlcr. Cali. Cameron. Cannon, l‘urtI-r.
I'IlanlllI-r. t’lal'k.(‘ookrcll. CIIIIIIIII. lianiI-l.
lhlvbl. liullcis. I-Zlklnn', Faulkner. l-‘ryc.
Illllliltger. Hoar, Gibson. (.Iurulun. (tray.
Iiawlcy. lliil. lrby, Jones of Arkansas.
.Ionl-II of Nevada. Kyle. Lindsay. Lodge.
Mcllrlde. McMillan. Mantle. .\Iorrlll.
Mills. .\lltt'llcll of Oregon. .\iorgun. Net
son. l’aml, Putter. l’IlrIclnI. l’rltI-llnrd.
Proctor. Quay. iioacll. hllcrlllllll.1~'ilollp.
Smith. Squire, Stewart. 'I'IlliI-r. 'l'illlrsllon.
'l'urpio. VestpWaItllnll. Warren. Waite and
Wilson will.
Nays.-—liics~trtt. I'ali'ery. (,‘hilton. George.
”iiil'. .\iorril‘ and Wctulurc—ti.
Wilutl this rrI-lllt was announced. thn
Iillil4;'i_\'l:tl'lii‘llullllt'l‘il'l ill'olit- illlo loin:
I'olllllzuvd applause, which the Ill-c prI-sl-
Ilvllt checked with Illllioulty. ’I‘Ilc. rt'nllll
was I'I'lli'ili'li tllitlr it day of fl'rvitl .IIpI‘nIshotl.
which at tiniest aroused tho crowd of ti] on
tutors ll)('IIllllirIlJI-llliIli'llilllifitriltlllli‘l. ‘l’ilt-
inn-u public interest on the subject was
l'\'lIIl'i.‘il by the pronoun oi the largl-It
crowd slut-o I‘llllfll‘t'ss IIV‘M'IIiIllI’ii. 'I'ilI- rcp-
rcwntntivm oi foreign [thtl’H II are nunII-rr
Iilltii)’ ill liltt‘iilllillt‘l‘, the occupant). of tilt-
diplomatic gallery lllt‘llllillliz .\iilliutor
.‘li‘lllilllll‘ll of lirazil. llalI-il of Hawaii,
l.iI'/.‘/.Ilu‘\ri'll|gi|illl (I'llatt'nulln.‘llt'nglfo oi
(Tololllilia and liaron \tlli Keith-r oi the
German l‘lllllllt-Iiy. Sunor lillptly III- l.nlllt‘.
the Spanish minister. was not present. but
two ot tllo ntturlltts oi thofipanisil it‘u-‘Illtil‘.
Ili'l‘llllil'li sI-al-l with tile other lili-lIlllllll~'.
i
Hhernmn'n l-ZIIIquI-ut Plan.
The main loatllrc of lilo debate was tilt
speech I)! Senator Sherman. chairman tli
tin.- (‘tlltllllilll‘li on foreign relations. As ll
1'” II, tilt‘ veteran renutor t'rolll ()llioapl-ak~
with rt'4ttrvo and cotlsorvutisln. so that it
was the more surprising when he url'aign
(“l 51 :Iill and her governor gl‘lil‘rlli. WI-y
hr: in tilts 'lllllst' merciless and seminal
language. .\lr. Silcl'lllan rI-uIl spcItilit- Ill
t-llllill‘w‘ ill which \\:t-,vlvr was plvtllrotl ll»
stripping young girl captives unII Illakill;
lllI-nl (illllt’i' llt'i'ol'll tllt‘ Spanish liiiil'l'r“.
Mr. Sherman alluded to the historian
l'l‘lll'illl'fi tIxan-i-Ild by Spain and her mill~
Iary I'IIllllllllnlitvrswily i’i/llrrtl and Curt-‘-
ill hit-xiro and Peru and by the Duke of
.\II a ill the .\'I-tinlrlalltls. Speaking of tin
'Itlil'i LYI'III‘I’lIl, Home]. .\lt. .‘iilt'l'llllill Will.
that, ho was a loan Ilt’ standing and char
The funeral of Mrs. John. ililliitllty
was bold from hI-l lair homo on Spring
Hill. ytmtt-l'day afternoon III'v.
(loraltlli. I’II-al'tl oiiiItialtl'Ii. ’l'llI- buri-
al Was at iiil‘ersidt- l‘t'lli‘. tol'y.
'I‘llt- FUN Cycle (haunauv ilas‘I'I-I-n'v-
t-II a lino of sample \vllttt-llt for tilt
branch .I-ttorte at. Nperqu. Tilt'l' report ;
alargt- lIlIIllln-r ot’salI's thin wwk alid‘
‘tllI-y lilti’iilllil' it all to advertising.
Mlligcut iillli't’fifl goods. if.” and :15",
.i‘l: dav and n"aturti: ly. Scoiitvld .\' Hoyt
.\llalill Wain-man and William Snif-
fit“.tif"Vt'.\iIWl’l. have itt‘v'll sigutnl b_\'
Hobart I-oilt-gts as firlt lttl-I’t'lllzlli llil'
llill'itl'l'ltll tho: I'Ilirgt- llillt-. 'l'in'y at:
to receive R‘L. pI-i' Work and I‘Ilill'dl‘t‘n'.
Don't forget tiu- llnxt LaIliIn-I' Day :l'
the Norwalk I'lnb. Tutwlav, March 2’.
from 2 to tip, tll. Hilly ladies ltt'longinu
ill tho i'allllilos of I'inb Int-ltlIw-I's :lrI- I‘X’
[mutt-ti to avail lilltili.‘l'il'i':i of illt‘ Iilllb':
hospitality.
.\.:i.Hi"id’ill'tlf"ill,0f thu- iirul ofiiit‘llard.
not) It; Morgan, will speak at the Young
Men's Christian Lvnlgll' Illtfi'lill: ll“
KlludsI-ll'u litlll tomorrow :li'tI moon at
'lzl'lo'riy'k. 'i'ln- :,+u.hie’t will it? "Faill
Illlti (:lllllitrb‘l'tll
John Cole. tilt; bridge lt'llllt‘r. ha,-
built a dot k in til rtar of his! loll .. on
. Iiit‘ V. nailing 'lltll mirror bridne. and will
prohabiyhauvthe town plzltll: it own-
making all illipi'ttlt'llll‘lli .an/l adding to
tho- valet- oi tho place.
The total Il'tlunltrration of M’ll‘flii I'llii-
tire-u for lilt' atlltr il'ls bI'I'll l‘ltillllli'1l.
Till'lllillliw'frb iii,.'lt:.l, all ilu-mw- of
4.0m ovI-r m4: "lillllli'l'fllitlli of to: your.
NI-w Ii'le-u ~t;lntl.~Itir.~.l IIlI tllI'llst with
L’wttll‘ nt’lithll children. Bridal-port ha:-
iZiJ'I'j'l. and Hartford l2.l7i.
A young .Iull of Thomas Silk was tak—
t'li with a tit ill South Kort-'aik. yester-
Ilay zlitt'moon. and was carriwl lo thr-
otlit't- of Dr. Allen, whontteutlcd him and
atlvl’rledihin' removal to tin: lockup to I‘V-
main until he should t‘mt‘ul’i r SHHiI'Il utly
to go home He wru- ali right in an hour
‘or so.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s cantata.
Children Cry for
Pitcher'e Gastoria.
:llIl:
‘oppow. ii to lit-nrrai (Grant's ptllit‘)‘ with rt-
‘Ipler (Julia or to have any illiilli‘lli'l‘ ill llt‘l
’ ting such It mall ill command of tottoot
.« I-zl .\’talI-Il from gillllgytIVt‘l' to tllat island.
:It'lIIrmprohnbly on idealist. lint ilo ought
to he. and would probably soon bu, mu
H'IIIII'I'II tl patriot.
IIII rl'll‘l'ri’il to the sympathy whiI-ll til-ll
l‘l'ili t-‘rallt had felt in litl‘ slrlzgulo going
on in I'ulla during his lrvsltlI-lngv and it
tho that that ill‘ himself had Illl'tlrtlll .l roso
illlioll ill llll.‘ m-llatt: on tho subp't't. iill'.
Hamilton I'lsil. ho said. wa: lilt‘ll SI-I'rr
lury of state alul was largely rolltllollcd it}
w lllltii'l’tiilll inn-rests oi the city
Mr. Fish was very llilil'i
0'
New York, and
IpI-t-t to (‘llila zlllli rttaivtvll it. to tho lli
Hunt. and illlallleI'III-rxll liratll yielded
I'Invrolorw b" «.\lr. Hiwrmani had not I'tliil‘t‘
up lli~‘ tt‘stiililltlii forconsideration ich-aul-‘I
ill,‘ i."li'\\' that. without (“\Tl'lliiYI‘ approval
it would halo lll‘i'li la-l‘lvrtiy lllit‘ for th.
.\'I'lltiit‘ to laho any lill’lhlll‘t' llil‘ llIi‘. relic.
of L'Iil‘ll.
.\‘ot In favor of .\nntwntion.
“N \‘l'l‘lll on to say that lit‘ was not. ll‘
favor of lill' Illlllll‘xilliltll of ’1‘lilid to till
I llileII Stall-s. lln did not. desire to (‘01)
local alltollollly. in his ,iudglllt-Ilt. l‘llll;
should be attached to MI'xlI-o, hI'CllllSt
l‘ubanv anti Mtlxit'nnsl spoko tint .‘I'illlll' Ian
gilllfii'. had IIII- I-‘anlo origin, the samu- llll
lI-I-I dents and many of the same t'irt'uul
tillillt't's‘, '
)ir. Flu-rman H‘lli. to ill" I-lcl'il‘s dual.
and had I'L'fllii‘xlrlll‘lS from It Spanish book
printed ill a New York newspaper reciting
horrible i.'l'ili?illl'rl charged against Wt‘yltn
——somt- of the incidents being so bad that
III-directed tho t'lt-l'kloolnit them. ill
spoke of these deals as barbarous ntroci
lit-sand us lliillililllll l'I'llt'ilil‘rI and paid
that Wele-r was a demon rather than a
general. .Jio'llI-llouncr-Il the lilitfl of put
troops. to ride roughsltotl, kill and slough
tor a {cabin body of l rople. anti ilIElittl‘illllltii
in tho most t-ltil'llill terms-t that. ii' till~
Lind of policy ls pursued by Spain ill Cu
lla. anti if the. proph- of tile I'llited States
he Informed oi it, there is no cal‘tilly‘polv .
or that will prevent lili‘ [it-Illlltltlf thc I‘nit
running all‘ ovt-r its length and llrl‘lltlli.
Illll driving out from it l‘ lot-Io rollbcrs out
till: tutors of the worst lllt‘ll that later liven.
.ll tho world
Opposed to Spanish ('rllelty.
' If." Mr. Silvrlnan i‘ltllliilllt‘ll. “chlcr
carries out. his prujcctcd piall. lilcrt‘ is not
it rolllltry in this llI-lllispllI‘rt- which will
not I'ontrilluto to pllt all end to this via
icliI-v. . It has lasted long enough. 'l'hul
people ought to ho liilllWl'ti in Iill’lr owr
L‘.'.‘i_\' to form lllnfl' own powrnlncnt, to ill
.-; free all we are. Every l‘hristilul mun.
"‘H lv man who ill-'lII'Vt‘sI in lill‘ clIiIi7alion
-Il the ego, every American in this broad
:.lflIl hates tyranny Iandopprt-Ision whether
t. come irorn a governor or a ty rant.
”We are opposed to emit). We will
lot ehii‘ld ourscllos behind the position
.IkIn by Great Illrltain—that. Armenia is
no far away. anti that she Ioultl not pro
I'nt Armenians irolu' bring IllltrIlI'rcIl.
t'bnt well no ‘dtldlilt a true. position [or
ingiallti to take. It wouldj’bc difficult for
~Inglalld to interiors. lint this island lips
aght at our shores. A low hours will var
r; us across to Human. A beautiful is
land it in, lob—rich in products. the beat
‘bltl'n split to the island. and llli‘ (lost of the
aucarhcd in the wurld..‘with a people at
5 l I ,
i
. .
1“ Em" . unnw
measure I desire to take a y share elm. m.
ulnlluibiilty ici- it. And. with a confidence
in the judgmental Illc Almighty Ruler u!
the null-cram. I believe It will bowl-c ll we
can mint. and it all the other naticnl 0!
Marriott will concur in giving to the poo
I100! Unit. the limo libertlul which In
E. ”h, H
Other IllnIcchctt were made by Mr. Linll- i
my at Kentucky. Lodge of \lIquu-hultctts.
( ‘affury oi ialuiulllna and Allen of \‘ohrtw
Ila. 'I‘ he vote was simplified by the w-Ith
llmwal Ill conflicting amendments. no that
only “true vIItt-Il were necessary. The llrst
dimmed of tile [I'Slilllliilll of Mr. White Ill
California limiting the action of Uiillgl'mitl
to a request on the president to grant bI-i- .
Ilflcft‘lli‘y. This was ‘J‘bil'llfirl‘i‘ to l'.'. The
lililt'llllllitrni or Mr. AIII-II directing the
president to rcdognlm the Cuban republic
u» inill‘llt‘llili‘llt met a like lillit‘at—b‘.’ m
17. 'l'hI-u mute the dual vote, all above
recorded.
AI-tlon Postponed In the "once.
There wm all entllnsltntlc llt‘lilltile‘ll‘fl-
lion in the house “'lil'll .\‘III-rctary Cox of
tilt-senate flppi’fll‘l‘d and announced the
passage by the upper branch of ('lillurl'si
at the Cuban resolution”, but. the manor
did not ('(IIIHI up in any olilrr form during
the day. After cacounlorillg lill‘ lInI-xpl't-h
ed oplxlaitloa of Mr. linulcilc the previous
day the llllllfill leaders l‘ttlll‘llltlt‘il to post-
lettI' taking up the rottoilltlnus until the
lt'flliiiitilt' bill was dispoticd oil.
The whole fit'ittlllii in the III-lien was
spent in the consideration oi the it'gisiil-
li\'t‘ appropriation hill. and considerable
progress was ltitiili‘. An agreement qu
h'fll'llt‘ll wllIlrI-bytllo bill to change tin-
roulpt‘llstltioll Ill l'niovli .‘lilli‘tl :lttornryll
and marshals from tho i‘I-o totllusalary
filbll'IlI is to ii“ nth-red as an itiill‘lldlilt'lll
to this bill.
.\n amendment. offered by Mr. ’l‘ilwncy
Iitop,ltll .\linnI-solato provide that. the
members shall have Hod pur month for
clerk lIil't‘ throughout. the your Instead of
during the sessions only, all is now the
mat. provoked thu charge that it. \Vuln
"salary grab."
Mr. Paync titan.) oi .\'er York. who
Iva-l in the chair. ruled It not on ll point,
.it’ order. .\n attempt. was made to our
i'llil‘ tho chair. but. ill! was Rllhlfllllutlv-l'll.’
to lit. The )trtltliltll tor senators‘ clerks
was lili‘ll slrll'kvll out. with the alolwd
intention Ill I'il'ovling all "(‘[Illllllllo aII~
lustlnt-nt" with ”W «I'llalo latI-r.
Tilt- I'rI-Ililleul'n Altitude.
It is linill'i'nllttkl ill oillI-lal rink-s that
the resolutions with regard to l'llball rt'('.<
:lgnition lll'lltfl' l‘ltllgl‘l'sn \\'i rII Hilliitil‘rl‘ll
with mllI-ll ~t-riIlllellI-va at the molding oi
the l‘illlilli‘i. It. i~ alvn lllltlI-r-IIIIIII that lin-
Nllllitli~tratiotl ii not itl favor oi the red
.lgtlitlon o! tfllllan bI-liigvrI-llI-y at this
lillll'. it may luv -:lill that lllln in an opt-ll
‘l'il‘i‘l. 'l'ilo I-Illlsl-rvlltlvv [I-Ilillu Ill llll‘
pru-zltb-nl and his .‘Illl'i~‘l‘l‘.\ is laid to be
Illi' result. not or any l.lI l. oi svnlpatily
with tho it s‘lll'm-llls‘. Illlt lII-I-allu- oi the
l.:nbllr l~.-t:l Inl< that v unit] to hill at tin
l Hill-Ii Hillier-l gowrlllllvnt if rotognitlllll
\\t‘l"t :II I- or_ I It]
‘ it is also am rtI'tl that ”W pr<~~itlotlt and
”W lllt‘llliilll‘" of lilN’l‘fliiilIl" urn l‘Illitlll‘I‘I-“"
-Ii IIvI-r tho po~<lbiiity (If the nth ptiIIll by
‘llllfll‘INi oi rI-,~oll'.linn.~ I-ll tin-("ulna Iploa.
lion ill a form requiring i‘Xt't'lllthi up
tlI'IIl‘ai. _.‘:!‘I,llt! prominent oiIiI-ials. \\’liii|'
KllIlWli to ll.’l\'t' tIlt‘ urfltilQI~b personal ~)‘lll-
'Ialily with tho insurgent mow llI I'lllla.
haw shown that they lu-l'llm- that forum]
l‘i'lluililliill by IIlllngw-I and tho lll"‘~itlt‘lll
ll this llllil‘ \vonill result ltl l‘tlll‘ii'llllt‘llvflfi
iou Hl'ritlllfi to ho lightly I‘lll‘outltt-t‘ud.
London I'rI-u (.‘Illlllllrnt.
LIIKIIIA. l’IIlI. 'Iit.~—'I'hl- arti-In of tho
l'lllII-II ntalus ,~' ll.llI' on tho t'nll-ln Ipns
loll ha.- arousal t'IIllill‘ll'lIl. in lill‘ pro-H Ill
.lllulty. .\nvditorinl ln'l‘llo Slat rd
this morning mow: “'i‘in-aunlllollll‘ Ilacod
l'rIIeidrnt t'IeII-lund ill a Iliulll I'mbar-
‘lnuitlg position.- it is‘ llll.ll.«l_- Will"
:Iroud Spani‘h ration would l'iIIIIl il‘
.\llll l'll‘..‘| lilrl‘llll'IIl'ii war on ill hait‘ of Va-
to. it l~ llllll'il to bo illiilt‘li til.lt l’l‘ositltlllt
I.'ltlvlll:llld will art prllIlIIlllly.“
l.\l‘l t‘ lilol‘ial ill 'I'bw That s Illl'lill‘ same
I'Iliill'll .l\.~: ' l.o l.~;ollltiolli= \Ily Inl-
t1'ill'tiS~il';.! or S] lill who. wlob .\iil t:-lll
lot bllt l'l“'ilill lilt‘ rII'.;'lli: ion .l~ on till
riI‘lltiiy act, is ill no position to l-II~.I-tlt ll.
~llo I-otliti guilt litilliillL.’ by (it‘t‘iiil‘iilfl war
lgaill~t tho l'llitI'Il Null s. who. ill aIldi
loll. col lnako out at JIM “'llil'il ill at II-ast
llall~il lo. that it is ll.l‘l"I‘|) a tardy and to
Ilt’l'llil lllI-oultitiotl oi' palpable tarts. ’I‘Ill-
nippionlontarl' resolution was :llowvdly
illlil‘li III IIIIt‘I-runl't- lo Ill-w \vllowotlltl
gladly provoke war with .\'pain. 'i‘ho pl'o
Itl~':ll.~‘ for the illlit'll'lltll‘llt‘l' ot' I'ulla. pro
.l'lltt'd "4 they probably \\'l,lliill Im with u
I'll'l-t-lltlwq ot' .\iii'l’t‘li ill \\'il.l‘li .\lill‘l'il'lIll
allilil lam. IIltI-ll indulge. I'IIIIIII Ilol tail to
ll'ovl‘ ill the Main ~t douroo ntl'olhilo to a
ll‘llllli and Si’llsilliwl people. \I'llalI-vIIr
burs.» lilo prusith'nt may lll'l‘lll" to take.
his rl'sulllllon and ”11' intillnlllllllory lan-
Jllag'o in which it you discuss-loll III-lllzllld
.iil" IIII)~‘I serious consideration by Spain.
lit-r luNiiiHlI is: ono of sllI-h dillit‘ully Illltl
.ll'lil‘lll‘y that she may wIIIl l'illlllllllltll the
<ylllpatlly own or those lllsilllpl‘tlvillg tIlIl
rel-rut- history of ('llba. llistastcllll as al.
lllisl: any course. save all obstinate t'lllitIill-
:lillll'l‘. ot‘ the struggle. must be to the ma-
‘ority. ni‘ Spaniards. it- may perhaps lii‘ atl-
visabio to consider whether home l‘llil' (or
(juha is not lilo lil‘h'i solution."
A dispatch from .\iiiiil‘iti to Till‘ Sland-
lrd says that the papers, tilt-ro publish
momma-Iona l-ItlltisttiI-xL as to lilo ('lln’b oi
the l‘llilall war. .\‘I‘arly Hamill mI-ll ill|\'(‘
rIllll-llion has all-t-ady lllllltllllit‘ll to .E ill.
100,000 [ifltldllllhtltltlh and for llll‘slll‘llllll
year it will exceed ‘Jib,lllltt,titiii i375,lttill,-
‘iliili. . 'I'lltt Slimlililll‘llifiil'lIl'nl‘il'ulllmu “it.”
that Captain Ut-ncraim'cylcl‘ ‘I'I‘pol-ts that
it will take at least two years to crush the
rchallioll.
Till‘ (‘llroniclm ill all editorial. thinks
that. ill vicwoi‘ tinl (‘lllIl'lll'l‘Ullb l‘cstlllltltlll.I
Captain tI‘IInI'raI chlI-r's action and the
zlpproaI-llof illl‘III‘CSlill‘lllilli t-lt-Ittioll. l'rnsi~
dent till-Vt-Inlld will not llcsitatc long. "
"The seriousness of the situation crtl-
“it'll. ” The Chronicle gone on to say, "(‘flll-
not well be overestimated. It. is incon-
ccivaillo that. Spain should agree to give
independence to Cull. .. .II is equally dilli-
cult to sun what. eti'cctlvn opposition she
could IltlI-r if no ITIlitt'tl Statesdetermined
to follow Its good otlicca by action. The
Alllcrican government. Ilow‘tlvor, In enter-
ng upon a thorny road at tho bidding oi
ungrcss. We suppose that. it fully recog-
liZI‘i all the. responsibilities that it. in pro-
_losing to incur."
chnn- Claim Against llnlil.
\I'Asulxtrl'ov, Fell. 21l.—'I'Iln prt-shII-nl
eat to the. senate a I'IIillIllllIllI-atlon from
he secretary of state ill regard to tho
Inlm of A. ll. Legare ngallwt the govern-
tent of Haiti. The secretary's report
new»; that. no action has been taken by
his governmont since the atlvorscdccisl n
It 1:992, and that. the Haitian goverumc ll
has not laud the amount found due. I..,
‘Iunltnr of the seven .I-llspt- lllll‘ll juniors lul-
“attractant BEVGLTI
i
MSubordiaate Otllcers Follow Bal- '
licgtcn Booth.
i
an: curtailment: wrnl anti
b' may Anti-English Feeling 1. g... 3.."
III the Salvation Anny-«Th. WWII
Minna!" lullmnt our Sham..."
[Milli-ltd ll ‘l'hc WI! Cry. 1
Nan, Y‘ottll. Itch. 99.-—lt will soon be
definitely known whether the feeling now
spreading through the racial of the Solve
tit-rt army villi ripen into revolt and
America shall out-II Infltc throw oil the
yoke oi England. It Cuiillll“'ldttl' Bolling.
ton liootll ruluaell to hand om- the prupor.
ty of the army to IIIII appointed successor.
he will be George Washington ll. while
his father will have to usulnlo the ruin of
George Hex III. The HUI‘I’lNi-Iul' III Guilt-ml
lIJl'a lluolll. lialllnglon‘lt sister. and the
llltWt'I' behind the throne H Herbert Booth.
general rolllulaudlng ill Canada. his
brother.
That the revolt. is spreading with alarm-
lng rapidity Ill beyond doubt. Souls of
Hull“!illhtllll'i'lilln is curling in, from all
part: II! the country. intelligence (Mn
Ullll‘ilml is of an alarming nature. and a
li'il‘ill'lllil from St. Loni; says that. the
'quilluril-s of that city have already (It--
clured themselves for an American policy.
Without trawling so far llvlldlll as Chi-
ratio It was learned that Brigadier Harrie
of Orange. .\'. .l.. secretary of the (owl-a
In that district. IIIIII resigned. Rev. Dr.
Vail of Standard, Conn, a leading Salvlv
tionist. has openly declared the cushicrlng
II! llilinglon Booth all outrage. and Dr.
.\'Ilrrisof West Hollokl-n. .\'. J., secretary
of Hudson county. has announced that. ho .
will at once hand in his resignation. .
Still More ilIIIInIInII Sign.
.All the new styles for Spring,
ml
Millinery a d
IN so H NONALK.
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A Large \iariety oIISkirts,
Mons of Materials.
SILK WAISTS l
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our goods before p‘urcl asing
'l'Il
LEADING
We carry tll beet selected stock of
UNDERED WAISTS!
E LOWEST.
Clioak Store
FLOWERS,
and
And Everything Else Pertaining
to Millinery.
STS AND
Ladies should not forget to see
elsewhere. Our prices are
MAHAOKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
South Norwalk, Conn.
A still more ominous sign of the rebel-
lion. tlr revolution. are the ri‘nigllnlliln§ of
Captain Nllllllla ulltl Lieutenant. llorslay
of Sea Cliff. .\'. Y. In luv-t. the revolt In
lhhl section line: itvlt only two followers of ;
tho Ilt‘lll Illfll‘fllml commandur lll l'illl‘fl
out oi the auxiliary force of :7. t‘aprdn t
Nilllllls has given as iler reas‘on for rvalgn
lug tilat. Eva llontll, ill Ivil'I-l-t. called her i
brother Iiullillgltlll a “or. i
All regards tho mutiny of the troops in I
i
i
this city. the indltalllolh~ ill‘i' plainly "Itilll‘ .
lost, F0 far mt one l‘Iilllll see not a single ‘
copy of The War t'ry was sold ill the llow- ‘
cry. a region in which Mn. Maud Hal» ;
llllgtou Itooth li-I almost \\'ill'."hl[ll‘I(l. 'l'lul .
same story comm from .\‘I‘a l‘lili‘. and. Ill .
fact, {tom all tho towns and villages of i
into; Island, win-lo, Illllll lilt‘ rovillt, sol-
diers \vl-rc enlisting ill the army Willi‘
amaving rapidity. l
“Tilt-rtI are llirl‘l‘ I-allstw {or the remit,”
said (‘olom'l Fandborn ..{ the local lorcm .
III II [thus Tl'PI‘I‘H'lIlillth‘. ' and you may '
laugh at. them if you ilk-I. They are:
“I'ir‘t.-’l‘hn charming personality of
Mrs. il‘iiilllfllill] iioollrolnl lilL' popularity ‘*
of il"l' illl‘illlllll. l
".\'III‘ontl.—'l‘ho tension lit‘lWI‘l'n the g
l‘llltI-d Status and England ovI-rtllc \‘IIllo- .
Illl‘lllll Ipnuulioll.
"'I‘hlrd.—-'l‘iic li't‘lllfllt"ll of tho .\'ow
York Yacht club by Lord llullravon. the
[it'l'hliiitll friend of tilt! l’l‘ilil'lt oi Walt-I.
"'I‘l:i~: last retl~on lllllyultlm poorllo. anti
no doubt. it)». hilt. that.cahllllsllc helped. ’.'.
llIllIlllgtolI lloIdII lllthgnnul. '
.\lox'l't'l .\lzl, N. .T.. l-‘cb. flit—\i‘lx-Coln-
mandllr lialllllgioll Booth is Billiill his
(YIllrvluolIl. avenue ’l-IlsIdI-Itt'tl hero. .‘lrst.
iitllllil.'\\'ill| is allilrrlllg from nervous vol-
Lilian, is still under the t'lll‘l‘ of physicians.
but lit-r condition is improve-d. ’I‘llt‘rI‘ llaq
lii‘llll some talk of the V."- I.'llilllll;lllIlI-r rI~
turning to lill‘ Salvation away, but. this
Mr. Booth (ilillieli.
llo la indignant ll\'t‘l' articles pllblislwd
ill The War t'l'_r. ”11‘ I tilt-int organ of the
army. and Ill‘i‘lllrl'ti that ho has been Iibcl- '
ml by tho author of lilt‘lll. Ills brother,
tin-unwell iiootll. In a I~rlbhlgranl loallc
lI :‘Ipl'l Illallllloll llooi’ lashed if there w. H
to to I ll‘ilk‘lltltlli Ill til-I. " .orso H llnililt.
w illl‘ h. in .I lilt‘ more. llltinllltIIl. IICI «ruling
to llll' m: I'Iltlllllalldvr, that ll.“ latter l'Illlill
not giro all annotation; of lilo pl‘oporty
Double
SHOES $
NORWAIK,
H- ’(RIEGEZ
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SPRING
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l'tll
.\lcn's razor toc. tloublc soil mam
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Glover’s DI
40 AND 62
i‘:\'t‘l ybodt
E ROOM FOR OUR
{ii SELLING OI'R
iix Dollars.
Juble Shoe Store,
WALL smear,
5 Shoes Siliucd l’rec.
OVER’S
oe Store!
GOODS
$4. SHOES
cl shoe. at $4.00. Regular price,
couurcrlcur.
now ill hi4 l'fil'l".
"’i‘o think," said \lr. iloolll. "that I
should be assailed ill lilia‘ lllallnnr is ollt~
rmnous. ’1‘ ho pr oplo at It. i.» ItIItlltrv know
too too w,IIiI or they might think diliur-
l'lt. l\.
\I in ll told that .\iis» iiooth had I‘.\[il‘l?~-
III a illip‘.‘ til. ll he would Ilo bulk in liit‘
alllll again ill >i.\ mot. tl ' time. the ox-
tlillliii.llllit‘l .lllrllplil <..liII “.\'n sir. atltl
not In slxycals, and I la llootll kllolvsit.‘
\l'l. ll asked it“ it was true that .\ir.‘
lloalh's condition wu“ more serious than
illi‘t‘V'I'lillll‘il‘lllilt‘l‘ wished tomako known.
litil‘t‘lllli‘ilf ”Ml-s. lioolll i< a very sit-it
woman. .\'llo is allii'IIl-ing greatly from the
strain upon her owlllg to the l'i‘l'l‘lll’. out.»
break. and it. will ili' many days before she
will be alllIl‘lo Kl‘l around. All she lll‘l‘dS
is It good rest—«time enough to regain ilt‘l'
strength—mud then she will be able to
travcl.‘
.\ir. Blltiili is ill consultation continual-
ly with some of his .\lontI-lair friends. nlld
his statement, to ho made on Monday,
will be guided a great. deal by thclrallyicc.
lluIIhI-r Factories to Shut Down.
New ll \\‘t£\', l"l‘ll. ‘.".t.——'1‘h(‘ hit: factory
of the ('ulyloo llllbbvr I'olllpany will shut.
down next. Monthly for nearly tivu weeks.
It. is said that this will he followed by all
tho. factories controlled by the l'lllted
Hates Rubber tonlpany. Utor 1.3mm”
|Il()\(‘l‘~‘l of tile t Holden tolllpanl will he
ntlttloll. 'I‘llo shutdow'n “Ill Illv'selcroiy
i'I‘ll. ['Hl‘lilllltlliy as tho. liltllir) |l.l.~l lll‘iiil
shut. down before this season. ’I‘ho Hood-
vear i'uI tolios nt .\'allgattu'llllavt.‘ also been
curtailing prodllt tiIln.
Died on Her “I-tlding Tour.
XE“ II,\\i-:.\'. III-h. ‘JiI.—-—.\ tablt‘gram
has lil‘f'II I'I-I-l‘ivvd IlI-rI- announcing the
death of Mrs. William ll. I\'inllld at .\n!-
and Ill‘l‘ lIIIHi'nllli‘ had
wcl-p. whom who
Hillmtvll on ”wil- wedding tour. .\irs. Iiilloltl
was tho daughter of George W. I\"‘.~‘, a
North ‘i’iln't‘ll Illliilliilll'lllrt'r. anti was 32
years old. Mr. and Mrs. Kitloltl left. here
till Jun. :3.
Old Physician Dead.
(‘ .\'l‘aRlll, .\'. \'.. FM.) ‘3’! —()nt- of the
tildfl'wt physicians ill thel nitetl Matt‘s died
hare ill the person of Dr. Nelson Fanning.
who was born in February. tltlx, 1);,
Fanning llull prln'til'ctl continuously {or
fill \‘ll‘ me "For two years he was suruoon
of tho Olin iiundrod a d Thirty- fourth
regim‘nt. .\'. Y. \'.
(‘ llilul'.‘ Fllr Nil-IpI-IIIIt-d .\‘tut uh.
l’ltt \lltFVlI. |”I|l 1’". —~I’ II sidunt An-
lrclvsnt' lit-own llllilrrsltv has had the
tier t'ollsid‘t‘lratlnn tor li\i‘l‘ n WH-L‘, and it
is now stated that ho has llI'V'illl‘il to re-
duct. the term of alleltcltiion from “eptl lu-
hcl to the end at the present. term, March
at)
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A Phenomenal Stove!
it gives a blllt ilalllc into I gt 15 slow
without snlollc
lilUilLkCl'USCllC )li.
take but word
JUST-LOOK-IAT-l
and sec if it is
on exhibition
them to ~vou. w
NAS H &
SOUTH NORWALK.
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or odor, and burns com-
fol‘ it.
not so.
and would like to Show
llctllcr yu buy, or not.
VAnscom
Cor. N. Main and West Streets,
You don't have to
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have them
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AIHIIBTIIE EQRW- 5W i
lose. tel-ed n he. tow
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M103. Fab. all.—-At - m
athletic committee of the ”I
association it Ital voted to
compete in the coming 01:
Athens in May. The men _ , .
recent the Boston Athletic . , j .'
probably all America. awn W“
has been taken by any athletic . ,
lion in this country. will could
Burke. Arthur Blake. lit 11. .
W. Lord and Tommy Curtis.
Mr. Sloane at Princeton nu -‘
had the "letter or American :0me
in tho Olympiad In charge. .
The Boston Athletic ”sedation M.
will be entered ill the long and MR“-
tulle: running events and the MI”
high jumping and putting them
Blake will enter the 20 miIc m
tmtcll the cities of Athcul and ”mm
’l‘onl Blake ill the preterit “0
world' a clnunpion and ll coull [h
hunt athlete on the team.
in. II. Clarke of Harvard. an attuned
ltlllclc. will cuter tho high Jump. “I
broad jump. throwing the hammer and
cutting the shot.
Arthur Blake will enter the mile. 0."
mile and a hull and other running nos.
1”. W. Lot-It‘s upeclalty is the hurdlll.
'1‘. l’. Col-till has done remarkably Well
'It the hurdles and the short dictation.
The team ill expected to leave lcr Europe
on Marc II 2i. The first day 01ml! Olympian
games ill \lay' a. '
The «pension of tllctrip will bellow. by
the Boston Athletic association, thallium
to be raised” by subscription.
TERRELL’S COMPLAINT. ‘
Snyl Ills Effort. to Protect Mink-lib
Are Nuilifled by Inordlnnte Claim
Four \l‘olz'rn, Ten. Feb. sit—United
States .\Ilnistcr Tel-roll writes from Cot)»
stcntlllnplc under a February date to big:
brother. Hon. J. C. Terrell c! this city, he'
follows:
England has played llcrcardu badly. All
the mmsacrcs could have been avoided had
her policy been different. Besides this the
American press and American autism.
in abusing file sultan and ports. will do.
ntmy my iniluI-llco here. And then the
poor missionaries whom I have new pili-
.tcctcd from the Black to the Caspian loci!
are continuously writing back home. abus-
ing the sultan and porte. and their friend!
In the l nltcd l-‘tnlas have letters publish-
ed, and the papers containing them are
sent to the government llcre immediately.
How can I ally longer protect such people?
It the Russian alliance is formed, than the
worst will noon be at hand.
1 think I will be able. to start tel-home
in April. and when 1 see you will tell you
more.
The New Eur. River Bridge. I
WASlllth'l'tIS, Feb. flit—Secretary Ln-
mont- llas acted upon the recommendations
It the board of engineers upon the plans
'or the new bridge across the East river
letwoen New York and Brooklyn. He has .
Ipproved the plans agreed upon by the
Imu-d at the nICPtIDg in New York a few
lays ago. and ill consequence the least
might of the main span will be 135 feetin
he center and for 200 feet on either side
It the central point. and the height of the
tier head» will be ll? feet. The New York -
and at the brldgowill be at. Delnucey street.
‘ Honduras to Help New ‘
Manor A. Nicaragua. Feb. 29.—-Thcre .
a great rejoicing here over the news that:
.35 just been received from Tcgucigalpa.
he capital of Honduras, that Honduras
viii send 2.000 troops to aid the cavern-
‘iOl’il of Nicaragua to suppress the revolt
l the Lccuists. President Pollcarpo Bo-
till“. the president. of Honduras, is a
rural political friend of President Zolaya,
.nd he has made himself the most; popu-
‘ll' man in the hearts 0! the peoplooi Man-
lgllll by this not.
News Concerning Nan-en.
BERGEY. Norway. Feb. -29.—Tbe Atten-
Ilnd announces that the pilot: Kiaebo. who
.I‘companied Captain Wiggins on his are-
c expedition, ha: just returned from
’Illliseisk. in the northern part of Siberia.
where. in tilc'lattcr part of January. he
card a customs official remark that Dr.
{miss-n was returning from the pole, ‘
vhlch he had all bllt reached. He did not
ll( llil‘L' as to the origin of the rumor. lio-
-:lu~‘c he. thought that the official was jok-
ug.
Agreement on the Pension Bill.
\I’Asnlxnrox, Feb. fill—The confems'of
he two houses on the pension appropria-
lon bill have reached, an agreement. The
.uly change made in the bill as it passed
he senate was that involved in the strik-
llg out of the senate addition of £50,000
0 lil(‘ ions for examining surgeons. With
his reduction the bill carries a total ap-
lropriutiou of $141,328,580.
Greenhouses Destroyed by Fire." ‘
PR(i\'lDE.\V‘E, Feb. 29.—-The Hazard
Izrccnlltlllses and barns on New Academy
Iv cullc, this elty. were totally destroyed
ly tire. The loss will exceed $10. 000. The
Ire is supposed to have resulted from a de-
felt in the heating apparatus. The burned
buildings were only partially insured.
Another Book by Amelie. ‘
CHARLOTTl-IM'TLLE. \‘a. . Fcb. alt—Pruitt
and Princess ’I‘rouhctzskoy leis Cobham
{or New York. whence they sail on the
Wrrra. Princess Tl‘ollbetzskoy will soon
publish another story, the plot. of. which is
laid In America, Australia and England.
Death or Rev. Mr. Kenny.
.\'Iuvnl‘lltl. N. Y.. Fob. 2tl.—quormntlon
hm; been received here that. Rev. Williilm
P. Kenny. pastor of St. Mary's church at.
.\Iilton. l'lster county. died at. Charleston.
Mr. Kenny was on his way to Florida for
the benefit of his health.
TELEGRAPHIC‘ TICKS.
The Earl oi llllnraren has been gazetted
lord lieutenant. of Limerick.
’l‘ he London Daily Telegraph says that
, French, German and American syndicates
are completing the Chinese loan. '
The, president. has sent. to the house his
veto of the bill to authorize the leaslug'of
Certain lands in Arizona. for educational
purposes.
l-Illlpcror William. at Berlin, received in
audience the United States military in-
tache at London, Lieutenant Colonel W.
Lndlow. .9 .
Juan P. Vertuga has been arrested at .
lburra. Mexico. on the charge of commit-
ting 5‘ bank robbery in Spain tell .5
ago. lie ls alleged to have stolen 840,
At- t‘ bina Springs. Tex , .lulen E
and Henry Wilson. farmers. who hadl 3
nursed a lucd. fought. with winch
both receiving wounds resulting in “death.
.1. 1] “Hang. Jane P. Petersen and H.
Jubansen. the late luptaln. tint matennd
second mate of the steamer Hora. m . ‘ .
convicted in Philadelphia of cumln'ln
a Cuban filibuster-Inn expedition .
Norwalk Chronicler