Jul-p m was. carnal Ina.
. iuknown as ”cxpcrimcntal frco dcliv-|
‘ roman of tho experiments have shown
C ILLHa'runmu Corn (hit-ll
7 I12 fhc
. 4
1
W PM to Mn and Imp
0' TN Mi Town! ,
Governor Coffin frcqucu‘tly mccivcs
culmination-tritium: in his daily
mud-limo a! peculiar mutants bo-
las asked of him. The other day he rc~
ccivod a lettor from an embryo ornitho.
“T”: a whool boy in Stamford. who
finitely maltreated tho‘ governor to give
ventilation t collect birds' strum“
fink-mi,» PM: at
lid of; a tu. ' to th'vhu
mot the more prohibit-
taklag of game birds‘ eggs dur-
ing curtain manual. lic will ho inform-
ed that the rocrnor has not power to
matucrmiaslon to vlolutc laws.
Prom . Atwator.-meln and Rosa
are conducting a aorta: of experiments at
Well-sync Collage. liliddlatowu, for tho
United States government to determine
the rhino of various foodu. They have
constructed an air-tight box about ten
foot stoma-c. suitably dividc‘d into parts.
and in it in conflncd a student. He will
rcmainthcmin nix do a. Airin pumpd
into him, and his fotx .which is Pilptx‘llll-
l oookcdundcr tho direction of the pro-
cuoru, in paswd to him through an
air-ti ht tube. His. re is ted by
cloctr city and con inn is trtiplionc.
temperature is taken at frequent
intwrals and his general physical cou—
ditlon noted. Every particle of fluid»
plum?) hnu is Weighed. and all the
waste latter that in removed from the
home is weighed also. The idea in to
determine just how much of certain
articles of food is actually contorted
into bonc. flesh and blood. In all pro-
Yions experiments no one has been con-
fined om three days. The. student on-
terod on Monday and is thriving uudcr
his treatment. and is putting in many
hours a day in careful study. The dc-
duotiona that are made from this cx-
pcrlment will be forwarded to Wash-
ington. ’ _ - .
A Washington dispatch says: Thc
Senate committeg on appropriations will
take up the consideration of the post-
oflicc. appropriation bill. The Connecti-
cut delegation is anxious to soc rcplaccd
upon the bill tho appropriation for what i
cry" in smidl towns. The office in (lou-
nccticut whichlwas takcnas a test of
the system was New Canaan, in Fair-
fleld county. In this town the cost of
the aorvice was only_$‘212. .and the in-
creased receipts of the office during the
bolt period were about $700. showing
that the, frco delivery system was not
only self-suptxnting, but a source of
revenue. For some reason there seems
tobc opposition in the Post-onion ‘Do-
partmcnt to this service, although the
that not only do the people desire it. but
that, it can be established practically
willtout any expcnw bi i‘te- gmwrmnont.
The members of the Connecticut delega-
tion will do all in their power to prevent
the discontinuance oi. this service. and
each of them has roccivcd many com-
ntnnications from I’l‘h‘lllt‘llifl of the state
Raging mm and.
w :1 flow“ Will
HIGH TIDE CAUSES HUGH DAIAGB.
For the Mound Tim. Thin locu- l'coplo
Won Compollcd to lure Tilt-it “can".
Hotel (lac-to ”chm 0“; film
Tracks Flooded.
jflorxb Ranch. 31. J.. Much 2l.--A
modern Noah could find utoadycmploy
taunt in Bound Brook. Every few wot-kn
this ontcrprlslng Village indulges in a
flood. - Thu frcshct which ha. in" [milfl'd
[run thu Burltun rlvcr into tho town. al«
though not ncarly so cxtanalvo as that of
at: wccku ago, wattj'lltliclcnt to «the
culluns a good M and a aluht walru-
ill
.3l ,
a i‘. - 'r‘".
f ‘5 MIG realm that floodtho‘mldonln
have s'upt with one cyc opuu, no to spank,
and havo \"fflt‘lllfll tho rlvcr anxiously for
lndicatlonu of another rile. This last. flood
tattoo like a thief in tho night.
flown by tho borders of tho rlrcr crow
tho hoomc warning noto of the big gong
in tin: woolen mills. It did not take tho
cltlvcns lung to uudcrstnnd tho meaning
of that portcntous sound. Thcy board it.
all: wacks ago when tho liurltan rollnd
through Main sin-ct. They grnhbcd thcir
clothes. and, hastily arming. ruchod into
tho street. They found a yellow, turbid
currcnt lapping tho foundations of the
building: along Main street.
Thou tho who Incrchantn, who had
mom! must of lhclr bclouglngs nbovu tho
high walcr mark of Fob. It, wont happy.
'l'hcy utmnl and lookcd on whllo their
nulghlmrs workml llko beavers to got their
things out of tho way. In an hour tho
water roso lo int-boo Furtllnlltcly, how-
ovor, tho flood did not nuarly equal, its:
previous rcconl. although Wind and East
Main strccts \Vcru undor watcr.
All along from the gravel pit to tho
brldgc cast of the depot thorn urosc rally-
ing cries, curscu and tho crnub of nun-lug
furnllurc. Tho things which wcro not
moved by the occupants of lloodcd housing
wrrc generally movcd by tho water. Two
big haytltncks cnmu sailing out of tlublo'q
burn and were bot-nu away on tho turbid
stronm. The horses had ulrcudy bccn ro-
movod. A grout. dual of tho floating boy
was lodgcd against tho East. Bound Brook
ln'ldgo.
liotcl stair-l Carrlcd Away.
The stairs of tho Bound Brook hotcl
wom cul'rlcd away. and mm or two mm in
abbreviated costumo woru fol-cod to climb
out. of tho back windows. Still thcxong
in thc woolen mill continued to sound its
brawn call.
It was not alone a note of warning. A
' grunt Itmuy of tho cmployccu of tho mill
li 'c in tho gravel pit. wbcrc tho flood was
do the most damugc.
hush: ancu was numb-d at tho mill. anti tho
your pct-sons, aftcr urabbiug what was
limit valuable and most. nvnllublo of thcir
household effects, rushed to tho assistance
of their employers. Many of thcm curried
m‘mffilu of household gnodu to the mill.
Others were followcd by thoir frightcncd
win-s and childrcn. Along tho nhoros of
tho gravel pit. for it was now littlo bettcr
than a lake, scorcs of portions could ho
sccn paling about through tho watcr like
the lake dWclleru of south America.
Most of them prufcrrod to trust to the
stability of their houses ruthcr than no to
tho trouble or moving tbclr goods to the
:llfll't‘. (‘nnsoquontly tlioy simply tuovcd
n5 lb might. Shortly after the alarm was
given tho guests in tho llcrkt-lcy butt-l,
.which in on a luvcl with tho dcpot of tho
Ncw .lcrm'y Central rullruptl, wurc told to
prcpuro for dcpurturo.
Excitcmo-nt Growing.
in reference to the matter. Thc coni-
mittee on [mat-officcs and post roads in
the Senate has appointcd a sub-coauuit-
too to connidcrthiu qucstion, and it is.
understood that they arc pmptu‘ing an;
amendment to tho postofllcc nppropria- :
tion bill which will not only rcstore ‘thc 1
service as at present conducted, but on-
tend it. ‘
The Barge "Dale" is All Right.
Samuel B. Pcwtross, secretary of the
New England Pipe company of Bridge-
port, went to Noroton yesterday and
discovered that the stetun largo Dalo.
which is ashore on Gollendar's Point,
was not materially dammed by Thurs-
day’s big storm. as had been feared. An
attempt will be made to save both boat
and cargo early next wock.‘
List of Unclaimed Letters
flmnaininl: uncallr-tl for at lbc following pout.
nfflcosJur tho wock l‘lllllllK March 2!. 1m.
l’m‘lpleculliug for illctn should any lhcyuro
udvcrtbecd :
SUI'TH NURW’ALK—Gco. M. McDonald.
Mrs. Buda E. Joan-on. (bu. Tollor, Mrs. Mary
M, Dubiwl. Mi» Maggie l'curson u". f'lnrk
“anon. “in. Alumna.
. G. \‘l’. lll‘lNJiI‘lIf‘T. l‘. .‘l.
NOflWALK—Wm.Rabbiltl'znl'm.l'nnisluck.
u . u.’n.u.oxtt. 1'. n.
l
um: I .
"T. norm mum EMMY 52:59.59. ~
"(nib-1H Lah - I
. .3110 not bepdeceived by infiinge- ‘
nest: of name, package or cigar-
ettm. .
THE ONLY GENUINE
Willi llilllllfll " lllflfllfllllls
Bur that-c slmtle signature cl
stunt ntl
minions
on the package and on each drama.
'unn norm wrrnocr.
. . Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Carmela. ’
'l‘licy hustlcd thclr wardrobes
highcr ground. Still the watcrs contluuml
lo rim, and tho won in thc flour and food '
Flttro of Monday llrus.. on higher ground ‘
than tho hotel and a short dlstancn away, =
lli'gilll to mow thcir goods to cars Stunti-
-lug on tho tracks.
A ncgro living in tho ticiphborhood of
the pit stnrtml arrows tho flood toward tho
railroad track»: with an impromptu ruff, :
on which worn a zinc trunk and a bundle
of clothing. 'l‘hu raft. conslstml of lhrco
wido punrhcons, and tho ncgro \vns hcavy.
llo hnd rcuchod tho middle in a brisk wind.
with his lanlcrn on tho bow of his craft, .
wlicn tho ontlrc fabricpnrtcd. Down wmnt .
tho trunk with a "chug," and down
wont tho ncuro nppzwcnlly after it. but bu
wan nftorwurd rust-nod.
'l'hn first floors of almost all tho houuos
along: that and \cht Main strcots wcro
llnudl'tl, but tho dmnuuo was for loss than
might ham been cxpcctcd. most of thc
rnsidcnts having taken warning from pro-
\ lous cxporlcncc.
Owners of proporty in Bound llrook urn
vary anxious-z lust thcuo ropcatctl flood:
should givc thclr pretty town a bad name,
and possible lint-stars should bc soared
. (”Vii)‘.
'l'hc mattI-r of floods is lit-int: thorouah-
'ly investigated by tho board of trade.
Sonic of tho nion‘tbcrs uttribntc the cause
of thc frashots to tho high cmbamktncnts
at tlic uorthcustwml of tho um- dam be—
low the town. it i ' said that. during the
rt-ccut flood tho Wli or was six fcct lll'.\'t'i‘
Ullr‘lhf.) down stream side of this cmbnbk-
intent than on tho upper sldc. Scrum!
plumbers of tho dam-d contend that ill-.-
l.§~lllgll road mum.- tho trouble where its, ‘
bridgo cros'scs tliu‘Ruritnn wmt of Bound
Brook by forcing the wutcr on to the mom!-
ti“: and so into town. hf)
, _ .. __... N ‘
rim of "or CI'I‘W Drowned.
Low box, March L'l.-—'l‘bc British schoon~
cm Forest Bell and Zenith, both of Swan-
sea, Lama into cullisirn la the British
bin-mull]. f’l‘ho Zenith v-us tank. and five
of her crew wore drowned. The new
cruiser Dido, which stuck on the tray!
while being launched in the Clyde on
Tuesday. was successfully floated. She is
being examined to ascertain to what. or
tent. if any. she has been damaged. The
Dutch steamer Uceun, Captain Cassens.
from Philadelphia March 2 for Amster-
dam, is aground at Mnasluis. She. will
dischargc a portion of bcr cargo in ordcr
to gut afloat.
w,
Probing] the Ramada Mynrry.
XEwWoltK, Max-ch 21.-The mysterious
dcath of Mrs. llutictte, whose Ody was
found one night tbrcu months a o lathe
urea of Real Estutc Opt-tutor Noll home.
“la the subject-of further investigation in
tilu'YUl‘lelle policc co'urt. Tho records of
the case. and sonic informatlon received
duc‘c the close of tho official inquiry into
the warmth death were produced. No It-
rests have been made.
.' \|
Fan. ,
llcm E. Tanner. dealer in sporting goods.
hm. gone into insolvct'vy. with liabilities
‘estlmnted or 530,050. The assets are not
.2’...'.".' '
70m Into Insolvency.
s
chcrtholcas .
to tho uppor storiot and lot lhc flood my“ ,
info ‘
trunks and Valium and struck out in!“
am... hm, mm. ii...wii. . fife
‘lt W _. ‘. .
ulmthmd " W 0pm amount,
that cont 'I‘l’ Thom”. Bayard. cl-
“ ' t ‘ to and now ambassador tr
tho court of fit. data“. for afternoon (it
llvarod in an address to the Boston (Eu.-
lund) granular school and in an addrefl
before the Edinburgh Philosophical in
ntllutlon lut fall. The row stood loo
:3 ll, in (or r of thoJlrlt Mlutlon
"d inflow atuvmotllaumu. lfivc
liapubllcanc broke away from party line!
and voted auulnlt tho rotolutlon of cell-
nuw. and m Democrats voted for it. All
the llopubllcmuund nine llcmocruln voted
for the «Mind resolution. Mr. Mills. a
Republican from Mr. lluyurd‘r Ital», uuulo
aipocch in oppocltlontothuflrnt. fowl!-
tiun. and Mr. Bailey dicta.) of Tom not
only ludoracd the resolutions, but declared
«but trillion who dcllrkud uach at! can
N Hr. Bi: .ua «moni- un-
»wm1lty'i9 agitator ,5! mil law: any-
wlu'rc lifllnlflhl‘.’ ‘ “~ i” i“ ‘3» ,
'l‘hc housolntbr muuldercd tho «mic-tad
cloutlon caso of llcnolt vrrnus lloaturr for
the Fifth lanllulatta dbdrlct. and tho to
port of the majority dcclarlng tho scat. vu-
cant on account of fraud and Intimida~
that at the cluctlon was adoptm‘lwllll to
.59, Three Republican voted for lloutncr.
Senator Morgan presented a now phase
of tho (Julian question to the counts short-
ly boforo the adjoarumcnt. by offering a
Jnllll rouolution declaring that a stuto of
war exists in Cuba and recognizing thc
insurgontu as bolligcrcntu. 'l'hc pcnding
rcsolutionc uro concurrent. whllu those,
being joint. would, if adopted, require the
prosidcm's slgnalurc.
Tho resolutions buforo tho Renato ro-
colvctl an unexpected rcvcrso. Mr. Shor—
mun nought to lntcrrupt thc usual rout-no
of adjournlng over Saturday unions annul-
iuous consent wan given to tnko tho final
votu on tho Cuban duration at. it called
tlmu noxt wcck. 'l‘ho unonlmouu ronsunt
was not glvon. howovor. and tho nonuto
\"otcd 4:2 to 2:: to adjourn. The vote was
t'oual‘dod an an evidence of growing oppo‘
sltion to the Cuban rurolutions.
amino is RVETICENT.
lto HIM Nothing to [my Regarding the
Vote of Ccmurc.
I.o\'no.\'. March '3l.-—.\ niproscntutlvc
of tho press unllotl at. tho l'nltud Hiatus
cmbnusy to inqulro whclhcr Mr. Bayard
dcsirod to any anything for publication to
carding the vote of ccnnuro pusscd by tho
houso of representatives at Tl'nslugtou.
Mr. Bayard. howm‘ur. announced that ho
did not dcslro to talk on tho mutter.
’l'hc Standard. in ootumcntluu upon tho
consul-o of thc l'nitctl Halos ctnhtissudtir.
Mr. Bayard, by tho house of wprcanntu-
tiws at. Washington. usscrts that tho prior-
nnco was ridiculously cxaggcrutcd. and it
trusts that. for tho nuko of prim-trim: tho
friciullycoutluctof thc \‘oncrucln disputo.
‘ .llr. layurd will ignore the “do. "al-
: tlmngh ho might naturally llcsiru to lrco
liltnuclf from oiliclnl ('Ullli‘ltl..“'lill_\‘.~. tlu-
ctlilorlul, "and throw hinmclf into tho
t'ntltrm't-Ny nt lmlnu, so as In ut't run-nua-
on his opponents, who now tokcu aunt-n»
cmua advantagc of a vary slight brooch of
dccortnu."
Killctl liln )Ittiltcr-ln-ltiw.
Mll.\\'.\l'l{t.i‘.. .‘lur h :l.——Joha llulzingr
«'7', a railway cmp _' . shot and killcd
his motlu‘vr-ltrlaw, .‘lrs. ntic Millcr. and
fatally woundod hlq you i! wlfo. 'l’lm
tragedy (recurred at )ll'!.. lllcr'u homo
and was onuocd by Mrs. llolziuncr bcglu-
n’mg stilt for divorco. ’l‘hc'womcn worc
oTotu: who” lloltlnunr klclmd in the door
and opmu-d flro. Mrs. Illillcr was .~lu.t
i through tho hcart. and tho wifo full on the
- Hull's in trying to uscapc and was shot. as
j she lay tlu‘rc. llolzlngcr wall followml to
g his room war by by a crowd, but blood his
'plll'surrs of! with hhcrcvolvcr until the
‘ politic nrrlvod, whcn ho surrcmlcrcd.
l
I'm-{rumor I'. II. (imltltu'tl ltmul. .
MAIN-23'. MIN'L, March pit—«Word has
been rccoivod hcrc of tho death of Professor
Furloy ll. Goddard, Fit. 1).. 'thn wall
known lll‘l'llll‘ulllfllfl, in Eastman, (3.1.,
{ whcro ho had gonofor tho lwnuflt of his
health. PfOltleUr iioddord was a natlvo
‘ ol’ lhlw plncc. He took his A. ll. of Harvard
ill limo, and ”mm yours lab-r ho got blx‘
l'b. ll. llu was a coauthor of Sl'Vi‘rfll lcxl‘
llmoke tmwin use in tho public schools
land was :i rui-ogulzcd authority on the
l urchwology of thc Timur-ins and phuruohu.
i 'l'lu- hlltiollng “'Au Accillrnful.
l \VArlIlXHi‘UV. March L’I.-'l'ho Worst in»
. Illun mail nt'rlvlngln Washington brought
an account from l'uitnll Stntcn‘ Consul .l.
I). Ilull at Sun J nan. Pucrtn Rim, of tho
shooting affair which was magnifh-d in
l'io first. roports into an uttompt on tho
mnsul's lifo. lln shows that it-was a ptll'n-
ly nccidcnml affair, a shot lll‘t‘ll at. night
by" a guard at. tho adpivcnt Spanish prison
striking on tho wall of tho musul's ltnitao
without causing any dnmugo.
quvlulont itmul Isntw. ,
O'NEILL, ’Nl‘ll” Mort-h t:l.--A 52:..uou
frnudulcnt county bond issuu turnmi up
win-u a Boston bank aunt in bonds of that
donominullnn to ho paid. 'l‘hcy \\'i'l'l' ul-
h gcd to havc bocn issnod in lhlzl. 'l‘llls
county was not. organized until 15703, and
“to accurltlus bum cvhlcnco on their focc
of their lmudulcnt lsstio. 'l‘ho bank was
notified accordingly. 'l‘ho guillypnrtios
arc supposcd to be known lo tho Boston
institution.
...a.......l.... Mm-“ ~
Post-matters Appointed.
li'mmxorox. March 21.-Tlm following
fmirthnclau‘ poltmustcra hav‘c been ap.
pointed:
Pennsylvania—Valrvillo. A. ll. En. i-
kcn', Falls, W. P. ’l‘ownscnd; Hi'ut .
Store. E. M. Keel; llurlnnsburg, ll. 5.
Jordan; Imurclvlllc, Amcllo Kcim.
,"Bhodo Isluudéhlossup Valley. A. A.
Kennedy.“ . ; '~ -‘
Choctaw Nution,f‘or McKinley.
Sorta MCALESTER. I. T.. March 21,-
The- Choctaw Nation Republicans at a
mass nicotine indorsed William McKinley
for'prusidcnt. Thirtyflve delegates wen.
elected to tho territorial convention of
Muskogee. and .l. P. Grady was elected
dclclguto to the national convcntlon at .‘tlt‘.
Louis. and J. ll. Folz was elected doll-gate
at. lurgc. ‘ . ‘
_Collazo’a Landing Confirmed.
Ju-umxvtun, Flu, .\lurch.;'l.-A spe-
clalrdispul'ch from Key Wcst confirms thc
landing in Cuban! General Emulation!-
lazo. who left this city on tho ntemucr
'l‘hreo Friends. in cotnpntiy with other Cu-
ban loaders. Tho Column in Ku-y West. as
Wall as .lcchonvllle.‘nrc very much elated
over the success of the movement.
r"
Shot His Wife Four Times. .
_ .Scnamos. Pa, March 21. -— Frank
Krugeh uuPolaned 110 years. shot his
lath. ‘ s an the Insult of a quarrel.
Hé than Sommltbcd suicide. Krcagcl de-
serted his wifoll months ago and wont
to‘KanmI City. returning but Sunday.
Tm.- woman will Lrstablv r'cccwr,
p
.; ,ihw You}, Much
‘ sntion has boon cuuscd at Anthony, Harv
ii “‘ i ‘7 .5
W nfle Love
. in“... §
um: "no your: mom
’ i y ‘ .
dol‘ l‘ i ..
, i W
[to Will [I How Do!" (‘0an by tho
‘Bolatlnlwd naught" of the Lot- I!
am: Brown m Mateo—A l‘nthotlt
‘I m 1. c.
H ... l 1- ,
. Li M w'
h Eli-{I'm third tin
automatic! .“'“' o Muwot Hom-
ogtbo wellnhg‘ library man, for on
his douthhcd ha oxnoutcd a will in which
be l n «a his. mother and sister- and left
or illlng um fir MI mouthed", in...
Viol“ (irutz brown, who won many thou
loudpof miles away. Till rclutlm uppcar.
ed in the IWBM'I court to l‘unwdt do
will. and Misc own Wont on the mind
to prove bur rig it to her lovor'u proporty.
Mm Brown in a daughtcr of the low B.
(iratz Brown, whoyran for tho vlcc prcsl-
dcncy with Horace Green-y. l
Somcrl will ha romcinbnrcd in literary]
clrclcc hcrc on the mid than proprietor and
odltor of Curt-om thoraturc. Hc was a
popular member of tho Lotus club and
stand high in the cultured clusncs of mat-
,ovouu‘n “avail". “ll ncurout rolativou
now "fin“ arc Hymnal: ’l'hirkcttlo, hlu
mothcr; twonlstcra nut. lW" M” I‘m?"-
Ho did not lcuvc them so tau."h I“ fl ”"1"“
in rcthcmbranco. ‘
Samurai died lfnb ll, WM. la South-1‘”?
ton. in a hospital. Shortly bcforc he died
ho mudo a will leaving all ho had to Mint!
Brown. ills cstotc was wurth “0,000.
\l’. J. liltchlo was named as executor in
tho will, but he runouncvd llll right to not
in that- cnwtcity and aunt his writton ro
nunclatlon to this city. 'l‘licrcupou Barnard
J. ’l‘inm-y. an attorney, was appointed
temporary inimiuiltmtor of tho estate by
the surrogate. and Miss Brown hcrucll
was obllgud to come in tho metropolln
from bar “cat-urn homo and offer the will
for prolmto. An noon as nho had illcd hcr
pctition Mrgl. B‘hlrkottlc and bar thumb
ters illcd objectionu on tho ground of un-
dno lullacucc, and thcy also contested the
probutc becuuro of tho ppculiar circum-
stances nttondlug tho BXl'llnllUll of tho to»
tumult.
it transpired ln~tho surrogato's court
that fho will had bot-n oxccuiod in a prlv
voto hospital in l-loutl-nmpton and llllil
born witucased by Slrrzcr Sarah Hank!
Hammond and Sister Anna Parker. two
mcnibcrn of :ichuritablc ordcr of that city.
Left rinrythlnx to .lllss llrown.
()nc of the witncvscq uvorc that Ritchiv
said Somcru told him ho wlshcd .‘liss‘
Brown to got everything be bad in thc
World lll‘f'flllnf‘ ho htul a wry high admira-
tion and dccp'ullertion for hcrond bcuousc
ho was cnpogcd to bc martini to hcr.
Asked if ho had no rolutlvos to whom ht
wished to makc bcqumot, Snipers cold in
did not cure to tooth anything to his l'cln-
thos.
Miss Brown. took tho stand as the pro-
ponent. just. an it tho contcs‘ttmbfl lmd ro ‘
quircd tho surrogate to ordor hor apponr ;
once as a witnosu.
begun by tho contcstnntu' attorncy.
Miss Brown mid Mtncru was lntrmlucml;
to her in .luly or Ahmad, la‘uz. in :‘on
Francisco. film bocamn (-npngcd to him,
in .\"ovcml:cr of that 'mluc year. she war
in constant corrcspomlcnco with him
whcticvcr ho was away from her. Ila 1ch 1
her in Callfornla in- Nuwcmhcr for Now;
llo rvturncd to (.‘allfornla in.
licr oxtuninotlon wn.~ ‘
l
York city.
l‘clmuary, 15ml, and rcjoinod bar at l.o~
Attach-u, whom r-lll‘ Wu.» also \‘lsltluu ‘
li‘ll‘lllli. 'l‘hcru h.» rcmnlnod until May,
in January. ”all, hu \i'cnt to England on
tho vnynuo that crut lllfll his llfo. '
"Did you rccuiru any lcltors from him
after hu nullcd for Southampton in Jan,
nary, Hull?" askcd tho lawycr. ;
” You," said Miss llrown bravely, though
but Hp .lulrercd painfully. "1 had a lull!
for from him which lto wrotc on thcs‘tcam- i
\‘hlp City of New York and a cubical-um;
from Southampton, purporting to curing
from him, anummclnu his arrival." ‘
After HUI)!" lllrillf'f questions, . which
wcro immaterial. Surroguto Arnold ml-i
juurucd Mimi Brown‘s cxutnlnntion t.( 1;
March ‘27. .
him Ilrown is living at prouont with
fricnds in llllnl‘lly. but us soon as tho con-
trnt Hllllll haw l‘crll concludt‘sd silo will to
turn to her homo at Kirkwood, .\lo.
Ilnd liq-r llllnllflflll Klilctl.
llt'Tt'nixsz. Kan.. March L’I.-—-.\ son '
bur county. by the arrcstof Mrs. liudman,
William Maddox, ono of the loading men
of tho county. and a man nnmcd Clark on
charges of having murdcrcd tho womun‘y
husband. Charles liodmon, on tho night
of l-‘oh, 1»._ ltmlumn was mysteriously us-
sasélnntod at. his otablo door just after or-
riving homo. Mrs. llodmnn has confessed.
"or statement is that hon husband had
bontsn her and so ill treated her that she l 5,... "f rliblfififl of bonds (m. ~30 ,1..." at ,5
finally wont to Maddox. n friond of lung; .
standing. for advice. L'pou tho advlco of
Maddox, sho says, who hired (.‘lurk for 8:30
to Ho in wait for hnr husband and shoot
llllu to death. Sho says alto paid Clark lhc
mom-y through Maddox. \l’hcn urrcstcd,
Ularlt still had the money.
Fatal “Min-ml “Tack.
l: -.:'.rt.\tont-:, March :‘l.-—Wllllam Elhm,
a brakcman on tho Wt-storn Maryland ruli-
wuy. was killcd and tralllv on tho l’cnn-
sylumla road was badly dclnycd by a po
culiur uccidcnt to a Wcstcrn Maryland
freight train at Fulton station, near this
city. The freight train was 'golng through
a tunnel. which is used by both the West.-
crn Marylandund Pennsylvania. at Ful-
ton station. \vhcn tho tr-iin brokc in tin)
parts“ lilllu‘w‘." stoppctl tho rcur rcctlon, but
another [inrlllm of that train broko loose
from the engine and ran back, rolllding
with that upon which l'lll’oss stood. throw-
ing him under the wlisels and piling five
cars on both tracks in the tunnol. Elicia
was '37 years old and unmarried.
ru. Yaloil Cato;
Provtnrxcr, March 2l.-—'l‘hc prcllmlw
nut-y examination of Airs. L’lnrn Valoia,
who is under arrest for tho alleged mur-
dor of her father. John W. llosslcr.'ut
Nituntn last Novomlicr, was mmmcnced -
bcforc Judge Johnson in tho district court
at ()lnoyvillc. Tho principal witnossm ex-
amined were Medical Examiner S. B.
limith. wlmsnid on cross examination he
Lollovcd Kosslcr committed suicide. and
Dr. Painter of Provident-c, who instilled
that the bullet found in liusslcr‘s bond
was llrul from four to six feet. from his
body.
Missouri Stale (’nnn-ntlnnu.
51‘. 1.01' In, March file—Tho Republican
atatcveentrul committee. in session herc,
decided to hold two state. conventions.
The first. for the selection of delegates to
the national comcntlon. was fixed fo‘.
Wednesday. May 27. The sccond conven-
tion. for the nomination of rnnrlldatcn for
state offlccra, was set for Wednesday,
Julr :.".‘.
,.
my. mu 1am! "la
. «crow ,_ :t on _
loam Kantian: rldu o the In
mountains and not far
widen-Gap. .
won him an m- wich-nnab “a lilo;
two was. Skylcrlmc no aclubburu and '
ownl about on norm of around. With lil-
wifo and nuns Skylar conduct! [his poul-
try utoblilhmcut. ' *
During the winter he bu been raining
cblckcnu and turkoyu and could actor not
any claw an to whore they wont. Hlu !
1mm in near Ionic undcrlmwh, and yan- l
tot-day rum-ulna when ho not up ho now
irntflttt in the unow.
’I‘lm lmukl Word not thono mado by a
man. and Skylar doclded to follow lham. ;
llaforu doing to. borrow». ho plckod up a ,
plccc of hickory Wood and wont into the
0mm. ‘
Ho found right or nine dcad chlckom ,
on tho floor. Skyler now there war a hole ‘
undcr tho form. and. following the tracks.
ho nuw thuy lad to tho lmrn.
When he touched the barn. ho was aar-
prlsod to noon pair of glaring "you llxcd ’
on him. Ho cloud in tho doorway and l
was nuddnuly struck a blow which "curly :
knocked him over. Than hogan a attun-
nlo bctw’cou Skyler and his unknown on g
ingot-lat. [
Hkylcr cnllctl to bin com, and thny come i
to his uulstam-c. A dog aluo «man with '
thcm. One of the com seized a pitohforlf.
and uflor battling wlth the animal for
Ionic tltnc klllcd it.
The dead animal was taken out of tho
[mm and was found to bo uwlldcnt ap- l
purcml," b or it your: old and hourly is Truth
in longth. 3
Thcro wcrc gbrcc ballot: in it. allowing
that it had boom gbothy huntcru. The aul- .
run] was lklnnod and the CNN“! buried.
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FATAL BARROOM FIGHT.
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A Trenton flulmm Romper Killl I Man la 1
Ejection lllln. ‘
Tammy, Mnroli 21.—Wllllmul’lanncry ,
of 132:» Health titre-ct. Phlladclphln, who
got Into a saloon row and wan aovorclyl
boutcn by Patrick J. Clancy. tho kccpcr,’
of the saloon, died from tho Injuries which
ho ' rocoivod. ,
The silicon kcopur was nrruutcd immedi-
ntcly nftvr tho assault and was bold wlth- ,
out. ball on the charge at atrocious namuli.
and battery. This clmrgo will now bc .
changcd to one of maunlnnghtcr. ' .
It is said that the cable of the row was
that Clancy attctuptcd to fat-co Flannvry
fu lcavo tllc union". and in £0 doing struck
him upon thc hood. falling him to the .
floor.
lloru-whlpprd by Women. l
l.Ab0.\'t.\, 'l‘cx.. March 2].-A party ofl
:30 highly roupcclablo ludlca cattm into the
railway station room of tho Santa b'c rail- 2
way and sot’orcly cowhldcd llr. Hancock. ’
n physician. who rccontly canto born from
llcnham. 'l'hc parlyof ladlca domandcd of ,
him that. ho louvc town and promiso not. i
to return. llc told thcm ho Would not do ‘
it. 'l'hcy filluwml him a dozen cowhidcs '
and informed hlm that thcy would bo'
mcd on hint if ho did not lmwo lnu‘nafl- 3
utcly and quit proucriblnu whisky. llo,‘
attain rofuscd. win-n a down whips were;
drawn and mm lushcs adminialcrnd to tho;
doctor. llo left at oncc for Money Grove. 3
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Tltc "ark liny liohbcr llcltl.
Bosroy, March 21,—(‘harlm S. Stom-
lcrkl, alias Lucky, tho gcntlcman burglar
1 of tho Ilat‘k llay who has operated so or t
tcusiwly this winlcr. mm arraigned inl
tho nmnlclpul criminal rourt. on two «out. 3
plulnls charging him with bru-aklnu and .
cntcrin“. llc wnlvcdcxamltmtlon and Was l
hold in $2.500 hall for tho April arandl
jury. it ls said tho prlsoncr will beclmrpud l
with ulx otbcr counts of brcuklng and cu-
icring when tho capo is laid before the‘
grand jury.
)Iyntcrimu liqilnulnn or a Trunk.
.\ltt,wu‘l<t~‘t-t, March Elf—(immoral ling-
;zngo A gout ('urry of tho (,‘blmgn, Mll- l
wnnkco and St. Paul I'llllll ht lm‘rut’iaatlngl
tlu- mystcrlous t'xplmluu of a trunk on tbcl
through Council Bluffs train in tho Chi-l
cagn Union dnpot. llagnogctnan fi‘Murn ,
was badly buruod. and tho window and
door-a of tho car wm-o blown out. Tho
trunk was cbrckul at Lyons, lo.. and wool ‘
lulllllll for Jolivt. Jud. Mr. Curry has or-
dcrcd thc arrest of thc chock holder.
('nunto‘rfo'ifvr-t Arm-Mull. I
('lln'M u, .‘lnrdlt 2l.—~'l.'llt- pollct- nrrcflt-
ml thrno mcn who huvu coon-um] to tho
limiting of twrtititcrfeitmoney. Thcyaro
llr. Frank March. hintthiua Schncldcrnnd
l‘otnr .‘clmllh. Kiln-1Ll Mary March. tho wife
of tho doctor. was all-m takou into custody.
ml sho ncknowlmlgcd having knowlcdgo of
the making of tho spurious coin.
Enstoli's ltnml Snlr.
l‘lAthV, l’n., March :3].-—-’l'bo ontim la
pcr cunt by Northampton county was ob-
tained by Sailor dz fitcvcnson of l’hlladcl
phin. 'l'hcrc. wrrc All hiddc-r», muting thc'm
living sovcral Now York and Boston firms.
THE mews 1N BRIEF.
William C. Spronl. editor of thc f‘bmtm
ll’n.) 'l'lmol, Was nominated for atom acu‘
liltil‘. ,
In tho byuloctlou but hold in South
l.tillill. England, Mr. )lt'iilwc, National-
lfll. was tho utitxccsuful cnmliddtn.
A dispatch from Cairo says a “holy
war" has boon procluiuwd against Egypt,
and that Osman Diguu, it ll said. will
quit Kasaula and join tho ,dervlsh fficcs
around llongolu.
The Dclawurc county (Pm) Republican
convuntlon t‘mlmnlnntt'tl licprcscntutlvn
J.. B. Robinson and indorhcd him as a
candidate for United Status r'cnatcr to
succeed J. Donald (Juncrcn.
(NM 100 students of Bollevuc hospital,
New York city. who named oucncsufnl ex-
aminations celebratod tiwlr victories in n
manucr which caused the police to inter-
fere. although no art-oats were made.
Adviccs from Tokymtntc that since the
coup d'ctut of Feb. ll Korma riotcrs have
tnurdcrcd ll Jadllncsc subjects, and that
the Korean exccutlvc Ls unable to cope
with the anarchy now pray-ailing on tho
peninsula.
Because. as John J. Schucht allcgca,
Jacob Leuiy wrongfully and wickedly
alienated tho ‘cffectloun of his wife he
want: 850.000 damngtw, and an action for
that amount is now on trial before J udgc
Ulcgcrich in New York. '
Governor Morton soul a special message
to tho New York Irate legislature extolling
tho merits of the Pavcyd’agc compromise
school bill and urging, in vlcw of thc
nearness of the end of thc session. that.
prompt. and fararablc actlcn bunker).
Dr. Walter J. Wald). former] 6 My
caroue’rof New York. was con “ o _ ‘ck’
well‘c blind. Rmntly hc 1d a lean.
ry and began to drink heavily. When or
rulgncd in Jefferson Market police court.
,lroiail gnu-mo '.«
H. KRIEGE ,
l..- was suturing {you delirium lzuwcas.
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loath Norwollr, Conn.
M. H. GLOVER’S
TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR
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WE ARE SELLING OUR
SHOES $6.
FOR
Men's
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Glover’s Double Shoe Store,
40 AND 42 WALL STREET,
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APh
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$4.5HOES
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It gives a blue flame like a gas stovc ,
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