A line Let of
Now Teas!
JAPAN.
FORMOSA
OOLONO.
EREkIPr'ls-n
We had an interesting time trying
teas. There were sixteen toss to select
from and only three to be (-hmen. (loin-
petitlon hot. each dealer trying to ex-
cel his fellow. Well we have those
teas selected. now in our store. and be-
lieve them lobe great. Our stronghold
islnextra choice new plantation l-‘or-
moutloloug. Uld yuppie like a good
capof tea. It charms and cheers. We
satisfy old ladies. They speak well of
our tea. Uur tea selected with great
care will please both old and yllung. (its:
lb. We invite comparison with those
teas that cost more.
The merits of our California canned
peaches in heavy syrup. at lllc can. are
just becoming to be known. llouect
goods; fine and cheap. Try them.
0——
Lorenzo Dibblci.
u N. Main Street.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
NATIONAL BANK.
es Wall Street. Norwaiir. Donn.
C 1
Incorporated. 1824. Capital. $900,000.
EDWIN O. KEELER, President.
DA"ID H. MILLER. Vice-Preat.
L. C. GREEN. Cashier.
DIRECTORI.
Enwnr 0. Kenton. Menus M. Goovsn.
lisvm ll. MILLER A. .l. Mlllltfi.
Random Luca woon. Turin. E. SMITH.
llu Cots. Clue. F.Tnlsrn.tu.
Accounts of Manufacturers. Merchants
and individuals Solicited.
Safe Deposit Doses
Free to Depositors.
o if 1y
Raymond 1. Sons.
..,lo?te.eeexocg .
Bedroom Suits and
Parlor Suits I
Always on Hand ; also
Funeral Directors and Em-
balmcrs !
A. and on Main Der-0t, Nam-lit
Residence. e Berkley Place.
Telephone. 77-4.
*flWM-
Physician forWomen
inns. usmunroso
Can be consulted at her ofllce
so Bnoap Scum. anosron'r. Cons"
From 10 a. m. to 7 p. In. any day escapt
Sunday.
The doctor is a regular phv felon ad for
the past nineteen ears as me ethe ieeases
of wopien a specie ty. [as suffering from
nyd fflculy incident tot 0 sex can consult
llrfiuilfor In the strictest confidence. with
the assurance of receiving the most skillful and
scientific treatment known to modern sn cry
and medicine. ome care with nurse or.
nlshed when r uired. Terms moderate.
All letters mommy replied to. incl. me stamp
B. A. VIDKERS,
DEALER I N
Butter, Choose. Eggs
. Etc.
125 Washington Street. 30. Norwaik
“woo—— . .
Butter. Cheese. Eggs. Lard and Dilicatcesen
W
Try “Epicure Brand"Canned
Goods,
And Green Mountain Cheese.
Quality I'nourpassed! Prices lchst!
Florida and the South
av TH:
CLYDE LINE.
Fare to Jacksonville. Fla" flit»; excur—
sionJidJai
Fare to BLAngustfnc. Fiat. mac; ex-
cursion .06. .
rn Chariosfon.S. c. scone; acurslon
332.00.
All tickets include meals and berth
while on heard of the steamer. For any
information. tickets. stateroom, etc" in-
quire 0!
0:0. F. BEARSEJ-lgt.
Crrr NAT-loan. Bus.
or W. P. CLYDE & 00.. General Agents.
5 Bowling Green. New York.
vou cssu on cam M
Then Leave Your Orders for
Print-
ing!
A! the “retinal
‘ Office.
"iteilsdlcccsrdsausdhcsmsrlt
*Ptiitl. STRONG. RELIABLE.
lathe verd t arrived at by
Chemical nslycis cf
BOB BAKING
POW D
”We.
Health and Satisfacbry
ultc attend its use.
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demeanor. lemme“. ;
Home is What You flake iti
‘ The furnishings in the home are ml:
tors in which your taste is reflected.
; Dries your wall paper do you credit? The
:right paper will brighten even a dull
.' room. The wrong paper will make t'Vtir-
thing else wrong.
Come and pick from a wilderness of
flowers woven into gold—dainty tints.
artistic colors sullen from nature. 1‘
us show you how much bounty it little
money will buy.
Painting. Paper-hanging and Decorating.
E. E. GORHAM,
10 Filter AVENUE.
. lastNorwalk. -
Connecticut.
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'YOUNG- MAN!
Why lakoihe chance of ID lug
without Insurance. when our
Cents a day will
iNSURE YOUR LIFE
FOR cacao:
0v Six (Its. a day will give you an Endow-
ment of 01.0110 payable to yourself if you
live., With
else. the best is the cheapest. Insure in the
Connecticut General
Life insurance Do.
(if Hartford.
Es. S.L’HDMMEDIEU,
lil Washington Street. 80. Norwslk.
0. ii. HANVEV'S
AGENCY.
Position for thoroughly Pu bio chamber-
muid or waitressMmeria-unr. irni I'llioh refer-
man and gurdmvr. ,
Ladies and gentlemen desiring first-
ciass help in any capacity can obtain the
same immediately at the above agency:
also those wishing positions. either male
or female. can secure employment.
o. H. NARVIV, Harvey's Shoo
, Store.
70 North Main street. South Norwalk.
WAGONS i
"on! and Iceland-Hand.
BUDDIES,
PNAETDNS,
CARRIAGE!»
DANDPIES,
SPINDLES. ETC.
. PRICES TofSUIT ALL
CALL AND SEE THEM.
Spring Stock!
Suits formerly 88.00 now
$5.50. All wool pants.
formerly $2.00, now $.00.
All goods made to order
. in first-class style. and at
low prices.
1H. GOODWIN.
Tailor, Hatter and
. Furnishcr.
HO Woohington Ctr...
Iridgo.
o. w. RAYMOND.
i Funeral Director
and. Embaimer.
03 Washington Otto“.
lo. Mom-tic.
Residence. Mahackemo Hotel.
at? Ir
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' in confectionerc' supplies. and i
' ice as dwellings. The second floor. imme-
.wss oocapledior the most part by the
land lire. Nelsons. two sons and two
. hlslloy. the steamship hremsn. who was
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Pianist-leg iN FLAMES.
four People Killed and 1". 1m”.
a Fire In Row York.
New Your. March Io.-l‘cor people i
were killed and two were tainted in a fire
which started on the second door of the
three story brick building its 8
pied for business sad dwell cg
purposes. The dead are:
Thomas liaiioy. films old. a fireman
on the steamship at. It Modeled.
Archibald Grogan. all years old. a wait-
cr; sufioosted.
lacy liciisbon. single. 2! years eldl .
suflocated. l
lisrgaret Ryan. 60 years old. single;
died on the way to the hospital from in-
iuries received by jumping from a window.
The injured are:
Kate Higgins. all years old. leg fractur-
ed by falling.
Edward Walsh. 29 years old. fireman of
book and ladder company 5. residing M
cur Prince street. internally hurt by fall-
lug from a ladder.
The burned building is one of a row of
three story structures owned by the Trial-
ty church corporation and is situated on
the east side of Hudson street Justeouth of
West Houston street. The ground floor
is occupied by John H. Eggcr a dealer
two up-
r Doors were occupied by several fatal-
diately over the confectioucr's quarters. .
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family of Thomas leflatiua ,
The Nelsons family consists of Mr.
daughter}. Twelve of the rooms on that
floor are used by the family of Mr. Mo-
Manus. while three rooms in the rear por-
tion of the floor were occupied by a hit.
and Mrs. McMahon and the young man
boarding with them. On the third floor
were a number of families. including John .
Sullivan. his wife. two daughters audi
one son; Miss Margaret Ryan and ilin
niece. Miss Mary McMahon. Archibald‘.
Grognn. a boarder. and Miss Kate ng- .
gins.
BISHOP POTTER HONORED. 3
Appointed Select Preacher For Cambridge 2
University In England. l
Nkw YoItil. March lid—Bishop Potter .
has been appointed by the authorities of
Cambridge university. in England. to be i
select preacher to the university during
the month of May. i307. The appoint
ment as select preacher to one of the great ‘
English universities never has been oon- .
. ferred before upon a bishop or priest of
nsarance, like everything'
the American church so for as the records 3
obtainable show.
The morning sermons on Sundays in '
term at Oxford fall to the dean. the can-
one. the bonds of tho sovorni colleges. the )
divinity professors and tho protectors of.
Hebrew. .
Noun hilt the most eminent clergyman i
holding high degrees il'ulll tho three great ‘
universities in Grant Britain over is up-
poiutod to the cities of select preacher.
iiishop Putter holds the degree of doctor :
oi laws from Cambridge and is one of the
three American clergyman who hold the
degree of doctor of divinity from Oxford. ;
The Code In Germany. i
ileum. March tilt—Three duels have1
been fought in Berlin within a few days!
post. ()no of those presented many fea- 1
three that made the case a. very painful .
Olin. A barrister named Dr. Zenker chal-
longed Lieutenant Von Kottolbodt of the;
imperial yncht llohenzollcrn. whom ho;
accused oi intimacy with his (’.eukor's)
wife. At the fourth exchange of shots
Dr. Zenker was shot in the lung and
was killed. Another case true that of on
oilicer of the gunrds. who severely wound-
ed a civilian. This prevalence of the duel- ’
. lug habit causes serious comment In Ger- i
. it is said. by the emperor himself. compels
ciTv - EMPLOYMENT?
cur-e. Also tumiiiuu for young man as «‘oacil- ‘
people. During the fire a suspension
? ax. the unfortunate woman dyiuginstant
. with the ex and inflicted injuries that will
‘ prove fetal. The man then threw himself
' Becker. a wealthy farmer oi Arenaville.
H ENRV TILLY.‘
‘qunrrel is at present unknown.
i
must seriously hurt being Deputy Sherifl
runny. Although dueling is illegal. the
code of honor. recognized as binding even.
military men to fight.
The Whole Business Portion Burned.
PABKlfllb'iilillG. W. Va. March :l0.—Fire
broke out in the Commercial hotel at
it'cston. this state. and all the business
portion is burned. Lose over $100,000,.
partly covered by insurance. Several per. r
sons were badly hurt. Weston has 3,000 ;
inhabitants. The council was arranging to
submit the water works question to the
bridge which spans the West Fork river,
connecting the hospital with the town.
gave way with a crowd of people. A num-
bar of persons were injured In the fall. the
William Woodell. log broken in two places.
and Henry Fisher. J. S. Mitchell was fa-
tally hurt by a falling wnli.
Triple ‘l‘gagedy In Arkansas.
BESTONVILLI’C. Ark. March 30. -A
triple tragedy occurred three miles from
here. Pulaski Duckworth. a prominent
and highly respected farmer. killed his
wife by striking her on the head with an
ly. He then attacked his 4-year-old child
across the bed. drew his pockotknlfe and
slashed his throat from ear to ear. dying
almost instantly. A 7oyear-old daughter
escaped slaughter by being at Sabbath
school. Duckworth was undoubtedly in-
suns.
Shot by Hy Siepson.
Vmolh‘ls. llla, March 30. - Cdnrad
this county. was shot dead by his stepson,
William Becker. the latter committing
suicide by firing a bullet through his
brain. The tragedy is the result of an old
fnmlly quarrel which recently terminated
in a lawsuit and the ordering oi the step-
son of! some land. The murdered man
leaves an estate of 080.000. The murderer
and suicide carried a life insurance of 020, -
000 in different fraternal orders.
May Be Fatally Shot.
NEWARK. N. J.. March 30,—During a
quarrel here Frank Poplo was shot and
probnbly fathlly wounded by his brothcr~
in-luw, Theodore de Falco. The shooting
occurred in front of De Falc'o’s house. at
257 Van Buren street. The cause of .191.
he
wounded man was taken to St. Michael's
hospital. where it was said he would prob
ably die. De h‘aico was arrested. but re-
fused to make any statement. Poplo was
as years oi age and De Falco 25.
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New York “’oman’s Heavy Mme.
BERLIN. March lid—Tho Lokal Anzeigur
has a Monaco special which says that a
Mrs. Goodwin of New York. after losing
040.000. forced the gamblingautborfties to
disgorge 0200. The annotation oflered to
pay her passage to London. but the Amen
lcun womnu made such a row that they
gladly agreed to buy her a ticket to New
York. at the same time prohibiting her
using the tables in future.
Weather Forecast.
Cloudy and threatening; probably rain.
.. isnuu is THE ciiiiu
. a statement had not been made. while his
1continued silence of the tax-president to
Harrisdn Has Nothing to Say no
the Presidential Situation.
301‘ Kid P3131138 TALgPlBBLY.
awn—”p.41”.
They lull-ate flat as Is sun is the
Base—each”! new Wallace's Iigaileaat
flats-eatmlacaell Ilarvieea lays lie-
pertc of Family Jars Are taaggerated.
lnolassrom. larch Iii—The political
situation in indisna is a potato hard to
solve. This is mainly due toehe unattain-
iy surrounding the attitude of General
Harrison and his friends.
.When Mr. Harrison's letter of with-
drawal was written. there was no doubt
as to its sincerity. and it was looked upon
as final. as he no doubt intended it to be.
But with a loyalty which is truly remark-
siiie. his adherents hsvstsuaoiousiy clung
to the Idea that he might be induced to
run and are now more urgent in this de-
mand than over.
Mr. Harrison remains significantly
quiet ln,the seclusion of his own home.
Could it be but definitely understood that
he would not under any pressure allow his
name to be presented. lndiana would cast
its vote. if not solidly. at least almost so.
for McKinley. He has a large following
tlirougbout the stain ‘
But as long as the least hope is held out
that General Harrison can he brought to
accept the nomination every Republican In
the Hoosier state will sited at his back.
Although his name be withheld from
the convention. the hope of seeing him the
ultimate nominee will be lessened in no
wuss.
The belief that history may repeat itself
is stmng here. and. like the convention of
1888. it is thought the coming gathering
at St. Louis. finding itself unable to select
a nominee from the first names presented.
will turn to ludlana's choice as the man
beet fitted to lead the party.
Since General Harrison therefore stands
within the circle of his own silence and
makes no protest. his friends in this state
look upon him as a possible. if not the
probable. nominee.
General Wallace's significant fltateuent.
General flew Wallace. who. although
taking no active part in politics. rapre
“I". to a large degree the sentiments of
the people. recently said at a banquet that
lndisna could not look upon General
Harrison's withdrawal as final. but must
yet enthusiastically support him for the
presidency.
This. coming from a man ctaudln so
close to tho cx-prcsldeut us General al-
lnco does. cannot help hilt be irelghted
with some significance.
To hind additional weight to the utter-
ance is the fact that no rcmoustrnuco has
come from the man of whom it was triads.
Mr. Harrison remains as silent as if such
friends are going about the state using
this as a means to rovivlfy his boom.
A call was made at the home of General
Harrison to ascertain his real feelings and
to see if some rcpiy would be made to
what Mr. Wallace had said. But to every
inquiry be was mum nud would any noth-
ing beyond the fact that he is out of poll-
tics and is not giving interviews to the
newspapers.
C. W. Fairbanks of imliunnpolis. who
moms most likely to be the next United
States senator from Indiana. said to u
press representative that were Mr. Harri-
son in the race he believed lze would be in-
vincible and Would Twelve tho nomina-
tion. With him out. he thought the state
would go to McKinley.
Robert E. Mansfield. the secretary of
the Republican state committee. said in
substance the sum coupling with .itun
expression of the high regard in which
the or: president is held by the people of
the state and their belief «in his eminent
qualifications for the place.
Err-Attorney General Miller. who. like
his former chief. says he Is taking no part
in politics, would give no view of his bev
liof and refused to either Indoree or deny
the statement of Mr. Wallace. There is.
however. a well developed Harrison move-
ment in lndlnun, and it needs but the
give it s most sulrstantlai growth by the
time of the St. Louis convention. if his
name is not presented there. every effort to
prevent the nomination of any other man
and repeat the programme of his first
choice will be made.
The Harrison Family Dinner.
lsnlsxarotls, March lid—At the real-
dence of (ix-President Harrison last night
a sumptuous dinner was provided for his
own immediate relatives. There were
present Mr. and Mrs. Russell Harrison.
Mrs. McKee and her children.
Russell Harrison said that reports ‘of
family jars and misunderstandings on ac-
count of the proposed marriage between
his father and Mrs. Dimmick had been
largely exaggerated: that the talk about
himself and wife refusing to visit his in-
thcr was all nonsense. He had been over
from Terra Hautc to visit his father’s
home three times or more since the en-
gagement of his father was announced.
As for Mrs. McKee. she had been constant-
ly at her father's house within the last
several weeks supervising the prepara-
tions for the reception of her cousin. who
was now to take the place of her mother.
The Harrison residence has been thor-
oughly renovated and rcfurulahed from
collar to garretusnd the boudoir of the
bride is said to be of unusual elegance.
The Latest Spanish Insult. ’
Wasulh’oro‘s. March lid—So for as can
be ascertained. nothing has been received
here regarding the reported firing on the
American schooner William Todd by a
Spanish gunhont of! the Isle of Pines. For
the purpose of informing himself of the
facts in the case. the Spanish minister.
Mr. anuy do Lame. has communicated
with a ,frlend ht Kingston. Jamaica. in
which place the vessel has arrived. but has
not yet received a reply.
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A Clergyman's Sudden Death.
Hrm: PARK. Muss. March fill—Rem:
Walter Burton. 03 years old. a Congrcgn- l
tloualist. died suddenly at this place. He 1‘
formerly held long pastoratea in the Con 1
gmgntlonnl churches at Attleboro and
Lynn. He leaves awlfennd two daugh-
can seem” crown... ammo; hummer. mason so. 13m
m I L ‘ M l .E 4 l ‘ duo—-
tors. I
Fire at Corning.
Conxlxo. N. Y.. March till—The store.
of Julius Lazarus. on East Market street. T
was destroyed by fire. The loss on the;
building and contents will reach betwocn f
010.000 and 815.000. divided among sev-
eral occupants. . I
James Gordon Bennett Entertainers Wales. i
More“; camp. March sol-The Prince.
of Wales. attended by Hon. Seymour For- i
twine. wasJames Gordonhennm'c guest ;
on board the lotter's steam yacht lie-i
mound.
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was TALK in some.
Ivonne's Naval lean". Inner says. Will
lie Put In Fighting Trim.
Paula. lisreh till—Among thectartllug
rumorl current here are these:
That France's naval reserve has been
ordered upon a war footing. .
That France and Russia will summon ‘
the other European powers to a conference
to discuss the evacuation of Egypt by
its land and to determine whether a me
lo ty of the Egyptian debt mnemlsslon
has the authority to appropriate money in i
spite of the opposition of a minority.
That the resignation of M. Bertheiot as
minister of foreign affairs was connected
with the wish of the premier. Bourgeois.
to recall Boron do Conrcel. the French
ambassador in London.
There is a growing feeling that the un«
dorstouding between (treat Britain and
the triple alliance is not as cordial as was
supposed when the Nile expedition was
first announced. The conviction is
strengthened that Germany. though glad
ioavail herself to Great Britain's assist»
once to her ally. Italy will not on that no-
eount look with favor on any other Hrit
SUBWOO 9
ish scheme. ‘
Whether the disturbed condition of .
nflairs In South Africa gives Franco hope
of rupture between Great Britain and .
(lemony is a matter of surmise. but that
France regards the nssmiation of Great
Britain with the triple alliance as less as-
sured is evident from many things.
Russia Hostile to England.
61'. Prrnnnuumr. March lift—The Rue-
Iinn newspapers are unanimous in oppr-u .
lug England's claim to employ the reserve I
of the Egyptian debt to pay the oriicnccs
of the b‘udan expedition. This is noces~
aarlly an accurate reflection of the views
of the government. whose understanding
with France on allnspccts of the Egyptian .
quatlon is niost complete. .
Both governments are now seriously
considering the adoption of a common po-
litical attitude in order to formally estab- ‘
lish their opposition to a prolonged occu-
pation of Egypt and thus to pave the way 1,
for effecting cooperation to secure the .
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SPRING
evacuation of Egypt as solm as circum-
stances will permit.
General Kitchener at the Front. !
CAliiO. March nil—sir H. H. Kitchener. :
the sirdnr of the Nile expedition. has nr- ‘
rived at the front. and the second column
has arrived at Aknsbuh. A small body of
dcrvishes approached the trmlpn. but lied
before the artillery fire. Abu linmod has
been rc-enforccd from Berber.
SLANDE—RAAND‘CH‘UFTCH WAR .
Remarks Madc- by a Member About the E
llcctor Lead to a Suit I-‘or Damages. I
MATAWAN. N. .T.. March llil.——J0ltoph 6
Cherry of Keyport has begun suit nguiust ’
John W. Kellugh for “(Mimi for slumlor. ‘
The suit is an outgrowth of the ro-l-eut‘ .
trouble with Mr. Bean. rector of St. Ma i
ry's Episcopal church. i
Mr. Kcough. It is ulleged. said that the
rector made a companion of jniiblrds.
When asked who it won be nwuut. he fluid. l ”ORW‘l“
it is alleged. that Joseph (.‘borry was The l '
mun referred to. Cherry takes this as his
ground for suit against Keough. l
Mr. Kcough is one of Kcyport's leading 3
business men and was one of the members |
of St. Mary's church who signed the paper .
charging Mr. lieun with having conducted V
himself in an unbecoming murmur. ills
statement regarding the rcl'tnr's nesociu- :
lion with jailbirds was buried on the in-
cident thntoccurred more than it your ago.
when a child was brought. from New York
for burial from St. Mary's church. The
rector was driven to the collletery by Jo-
seph Cherry. who owned it saloon.
it is likely that St. Mary's church will
soon be a thing of the past. Tile members
are leaving and the income of the parish
will not be sufliciout to support the church
The decision of Bishop Scarborough in ro-
gnrtl to Mr. Bean is final. and if the rector
desires he can sell the church property to
pay his salary.
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(Fondue. u
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icicle no.
for role at institutions sinus
nit ml 4 Weeks.-
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MEAD'S.
Saturday l.
The Hawaiian Cable Project.
Sax FilANf‘lSOO, March lid—Inquiry re.
gnrdiug the terms upon which an Ameri-
can company will be permitted to land it
cable on the Hawaiian islands reveals the
foot that terms are embodied in on not
passed by the Hawaiian legislature lust
August. lipon application from Colonel
7. ’1‘. Spuuldiug. the Hawaiian legislature
offered to let him land a cable on any of
the Hawaiian islands and in addition give
him a subsidy diamond it your. providing
he should obtain an equal subsidy from
the United States government. Other min-
or stipulations were. mentioned. including
a certain number of government mes-
sages which should be transmitted with
out cost. Under the terms by which the
United States government obtained the
use of Pearl harbor as a cooling station it
is said this government has the right ml
land a cable at that point. ‘
. it lasts Anything on iiecerdii
FRESH DANDY AT DOST!
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C locolni’eu; iii. Misdi-
)ioimseu- €me limit.
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i Mobiusos Ruffian-lime.
New York Deluocratln Politics. (’Tliocului'o-i‘blirii ‘i’il’i
ALBANY, March 30.—-Th0 “my aunt out ' A line. [lanai ‘. iipcvi‘t'jitlrlk‘ll '., ‘ M“
from here last week to the uflect that 100 ("hm-old}? Xfififlfiw “My" 93....
Judge 1). Cody Herrick is slated for tho‘ giivh’eus‘f'gvhfile " new
be ‘ . uns lilld’ “iii my jaw
gu runtorinl uomlnntinn on the Demo ‘ Florence Child; in".
cratio ticket this full is denied. and Judge
Herrick insists that he is not and will not : a . ‘ . i" . r. .. - ' . - .
be u candidate. The denial leads to the ! mil]. ‘42}??th .liifiilliiifi‘1L"’*Ww‘umw
discovery that the lenders have already i
slated Judge Herrick for the nomination } ~
for the court of appeals judgeshlp now I -
held by Justice Vnnn of Syracuse underi
appointment by Governor Morton to fill a ,
vacancy caused by the promotion of Judge ["1
Peckhnm. The plan at present contains!
three names for the guberuuturiul candl- 3
:lncy. Daniel S. Lamont, Perry Belmont 1‘
and Jacob A. Cantor. l
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Andi no other." illiiuwlle.
Coal Breaker Destroyer! by Fire.
Summon. Pa.. March 30.-—.Tohnsou
cml breaker No. 1. nt Priceimrg. owned
by 0. S. Johnson and others. was totalin
destroyed by fire. the origin of which is“
unknown. Loss is 1100.000. Mr. Johnson.
the principal owner. Is in California. and
the amount of insurance cannot be learned.
I , MEDICINES”
'. cast are russssr to reset
Spain Increases Her War Budget.
MADRID. March filth—Tho minister or
war. General Azcarragn. has prepared the
budget of his department; for the next. fls- ‘ pm ii
cnl year with a view to increasing the reg: ‘3 0‘”
ulnr army in Spain ffom 80,000 to.i.00,ll0u, ‘
to enable him to keep 50.n(lo troops ready ‘ .___...
to embark for Cuba next autumn.
Historical Novelist Dead.
Loxnox. March 30.—'l‘be Times on-
nounces the death of Mrs. Elizabeth
Charles. author of many historical novels
characterized by a deep religdoun feeling.
among them helng"Tho Drayconn nud
Dovenents" and “The Chronicles of tho
Schomborg-Cotta Family."
‘1 Gen. 0. Stillson’s
A Jealous Man's Double Crimp.
COLI'MBl'H. 0. lilnrch :ld—Frcd Hon-ell,
1 moider of West Columbus. aged ill, shot
his wife. who is about 17. and then shied ‘
before a mirror and cut his throat with it
razor. Gorrell died almost instantly. but
DRUG STORE.
his wife will recover.
Men's razor the. double coin enamel shoe at {4.0m
Six Dollars.
10 my
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cause of the affair.
PW" _"'j‘ i’“ {as 'asbisgtes sass. Namath.
M. H. GLOVER’S
Double Shoe Store!
'ro infill itiiliif roll film
GOODS
Wit Altit ribbldh‘li “UR
$4.5HOES
Regular price,
Glover’s Double Shoe Store,
60 AND 42 WALL STREET.
CDNNEDTIDUT.
RESTORI
LOST lliiOll
..-. u amour p.» a::-.-. l ”a: (-f Sunni recruits niches
m: and on.» wzlkllzahch. from any rates. use
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c... cloud, my...“ olluxtsfcrtsoc. with
. nlm- in .ur. .r [violitl the moury. Mel!
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store.
HUNT & ZELUFF,
‘ Wholesale 4111;; Dealers in
Fish.
Oysters
and Clams.
Lobators.
the last Assortment of
fresh fish to be Found!
NDNSI NADISN GRDDND TD
ORDER!
Pure Iaple Syrupi
Pure inmates catsupl
Pickeled Oysters!
Telephone Cull. co-n.
Fertilizers
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onaoLl-zv'sl :
MAPESJ . .
PRESTON’S.
not all other Manda-I‘d goods always
in stock. Sold atflmunufuc-
turers‘ prices.
nsvuoso BROS.»
Io. Non-rails.
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