UMBRELLAS
Big joh oi plain and fancy silk, gloria 11nd sateen umbrellas. in sizm 26 and 28 iIII'II.
We have one special line of English glories, 26 inch, with lim- llresdeu china handles.
.‘IUIIII iI'IImes. stell cupped ferrules, last black. {or sun or rain,
59¢ each!
()ur line children's school umhrcllns, 571 each.
Fine Line Solid Leather Club Bags
from 75c up. Leather, mums and zinc covered trunks, all styles and si/IIq.
Illlt‘ coma door mats. extra heavy, sire 17x23, regular priI'e 8|, {or 501' e111 Ii.
Extra
Fine Garden Tools!
Full line of Fine garden tools', at extremely low priI'es; long and short handled show
els‘, spades IIuII spudingt torl' s lIoIIs I‘Ilkes, post hole diggers, wecders, etc. Quality
the best, prices the lowest.
BABY CARRIAGICS, REFRIGERATORS, OIL AND GASOLINE S'I'I)\'ES.
W. S. STURTEVANT
NORTH MAIN AND ANN
STREETS,
South Norwalk. Connecticut
Don't Fall to
Come
and S» thoi
I."
ASIOO ‘»._' ' , I
Under
a
Full
and
on
Easy
Tern'ns.
Then there is my lizn'ness Department, which is well stocked with fresh goods.
5‘ Harnesses, Robes, Blankets and Whips.
Repairing a Speei: tlty. .\Iso I'Is line aliue 0i Crtiriztges and “aprons 115 to he iountl any-
where 111 the state to select from. and prices right. Ihe place is
WRIGHT’S ”°"°R.".:.."..'I’..“:.'ZI°Ii;E€:.'ZY.
JUST ONE WORD
SIII'TII NURWIAI K. - - - I 1)\.\'H 'i'iI' l i'.
For ln‘grain,
Tapestry,
Brussels or
Moquette
CARPETS
()il Cloths, Linoleums and Muttings. go to
A. Dickerman & Son,
84 Washington Street,
' gas--.» ._ .
The Evening Sentinel
South Norwalk, Connecticut.
PRINTING HOUSE!
Thoroughly Equipped for Every Kind of Printing!
I
BEST QUALITY OF WORK AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
Nothing So Large 0r So Small that Cannot Be Done liero as Well as Anywhere!
l GREATEST BARGAIN l.........
1
i
.. WNW ....... n»... M..- «New .. ...
YANKEE ATHLETES Will
They Carry Oil' High Honors In
the Olympian Games.
PIBB’I' IN EVERY OOITBET Elm
Clo-pio- Inch 1.!“ the «It In"
In. and Clark-I Capt-no the "up. Map
”(I Jump-«lam Moo a Will".
ATHENS. April
which anI intended by tho puuocton M I
rovivnl of the walnut Hellenic: avntmtu
have begun. the preliminary IIItanItIeII In,»
in“ accompanied by on impruuivo rum
moninl. Grant enthuaimm wu lmltllfld-
III! by the people. and the acclaim) is ob
Mined 1111 a national intivnl. tho city in».
ion :11ny and brilliantly decorum! IImi
thouIIIuIIlII of nighuoou living oimmi.
)inny viIIltolII A!» hero, attracted by the
athletic IIvantl.
'l‘he teto opened with a religious earn
mony. tluI singing of a To boom in [M
entherlrnl. ’1‘th was attended by the roy-
al family 11m! a great thrunirol persons.
Altholiuh the Iky wnuovurrmt 11ml LII'l'lIL
onud ruin, this did not detract. in any up
i'
.I M £1.
pruelnhloilegroo from tho TI‘TITILHIISIQIIIII‘. in~
IIOIIEII’I' Ii.\lll1'.l~.'l"l'.
intent. in tho IIpIIrtII. 'l‘hII IIIIIIIimr oi 1;.11
illit'l‘llllnl‘tt who lookmlonnt tiII- ”111.31. H
I-IItlInIIIIId III. NI.IIIIII-:I anchoring of truly
lioumrh: propIIrtLInI.
All tho IIII:IIII11~I'~ of tho royal family art-
wrrtl the in: 1.1.»...1'11 1::‘III pt tho I town
I l'rinI-o I'otIIu.III;'III-I. tho It:1l.o of 51mm.
1 who III'III IJI-I ii :In III'ian l.':
I‘ir III ”to hook
in“ of tho llfl‘itlig’lt’lTlI‘IlLJ (1.1'tlIII I-IIIIIIIIH
1111.! who IIIZI'UHIIIIIHILIII the omnihatlni
I
LIIIImIlttIIo.
'I‘III'I'I’UWII prince and tho IIImIIJIrIIv
"III I‘;II|KI-llf,' 1H Io'..‘11l\..iit.1i III ii»
IIItIlIllo of tho In 111 ”In I1 lI \\ II III .
Guarantee. IIIIIIIII In his non on in hat: of H: II II 1111: III
VII 1- the I rowII Ll'llltll (lIIIIE‘ILZ lI i.4 (“iv 11: on
' to tho SIIIIIIIIIJ. “hit-h i..1..l IIIIIn rI-I-II r. I! .I.II
l
l
! fort. II 7... 1m IIIII in 11:11:11:
' in llI'I-Itou
nearly :14 pIII-IlhlII III its 1.rl~t1nr- II.I.IiiIi- '.
through tho generosity of :1 ii IhlIv In.» L,
M. Averol'.
ltluz lit-urge \L’olromu .‘Ithivtm.
King III-om.- in roply pmiml III. in: o. I:
inrnl III In- lili')’ «.1 the fihufl'l‘n | 0'1: I rum
:IIIII II:Irtlluly It'rhomIIl IIIo .I'l." II II I'm.
who l1. 1\'II l'lllll II: “III :;III InrtI- I II 1.. :‘..l
to lIIIIIl IIIlIIttiI,II:Il III‘IIIlllfll‘I‘ {.1 2h: I’IIIII.
I'III. 'I'IIII hing then tool. IIII'IIIIIi pow '1
lien '11! the r‘TlIlIIHll in tho 11111111 of tar m
The IInlIIIIl IIIilimry lIIIIIIII t' I'II rI.IIIlIIr
ad :Ihynin which lIIui lIeIn 1in II..I
pom." .l {I r IIlI III:;I.I..~1lIIII While the king £31..
1111de IIIII o! the roy. '1! {until}! 11:11! tlr- r 11.:
HIV'\'
IIlautiuIi Ll) them. Merloolting tho :untm
from on :11l\:111u1,v,IIouII111.1111. or \ ir'w‘ am!
In this mm" time invightor chow wno t.-I.!
gathered to 'II‘IInII-III tho “1111111..
All this 1111.4 :1. i-fllthll-i to tho young:
iIII‘l II’II'I I_ .lI.Il'I‘1I lII lIIfiI’. TIIII'It' tinny/I I
111:1] all \i r. Inger in the III-IIIrItILIIII. ,t.
thumh IIlI‘ IIIIIIIIz-r. IIIIIIrIIII IIIII nIIIImiI
1111111111; ”11- I'IIIIIIIaI'IIIIIIs,
'l'he IIItInIiIIII'u oi‘ the Ilruorh‘un 1.11:1”
from l’rtneIItoII and tho limt 11 .‘Ithlutl
t
.‘I:.~I’ I'I’ITIHII 1:.111o IIIro 'Il.II orII'. I in II I
hut I'ontlltion 11nd full of l‘IIiIIIII' n1 1- nml
Lhn Iii‘rl'i‘n \‘ I' (1‘ 11.1LIIII) in f- I'lII' HT ”11. 'lf
A11 II riI. III III 111; etitorI
Thu 1' I~Iill'. [ilU'v'I I thur. t'.|1II II 11’ Ii. Im. I oi
the .‘.11I.I:I:1:I- IIIIIi tho IIIII'III’ 1|I1.;'.-‘ I.
wIIrII lIIIth fully “I'll‘l‘I'llILI'II thv .LIIII-r.I.IIII
worrying-.1! tlrIIt i11.n- 111 in I.I.I l1 I .911: In
which thI y wIII'u outrrotl.
'l'h-I «outrun “'1 re prollmincvry ”4.1%.
111d ~11; (III'II"II III-Hum: IiI'iIllIT 117.14 III‘
tho ilnnl :I\\';Ir1l41f the 1 r1.’l‘“l 'i'l,.I 1113!: i
W: m rtlrili‘tuz rare-Int. lIII1IIIIIII-r-. I" I"
ttrquIIl‘1I"n1.Iier.~1:1I1:lti::'II'I..II,::IIIIIl
1:11;. :1 sport. 11.. old III: 1;1I.III.» inn-1' “Hi
It" II'II tho p iIIIliL‘ thI hi‘ .1 I 1‘ 1:1 h l‘:‘.'
:II'IiIs II 111ml. 111:1r111lllI1i ‘I‘lII 31 i' how.
11:1l 1111:: p w. III :II~It IIIIIII~rI l I II i \IIrI I y.
I‘. II. I IthI‘ 11f I I~II ll
AIIu-I‘lrnnq “in First "IIMII. ,
in the i111! IIIItIIr 1!:14‘1 the tint. h of. WIW‘
171.11 It); I". A. l.1'.nII of 1.1.11 I’I'IIIIII-ron roim, ‘
:-'.‘I:I(oly. :1II:II'.;:II'.:I.II, I'IIIIIing ill 4. . IIrI-l.
'I'hI' IIlllI' mt: l‘J ‘3 i1 snout}: '
in tho SI'l‘IInlI hem: :It too mIItI-H Thorn
M I". (‘lil‘IIiH IIII LII: IIII IIIII V. IIII‘IlfiI' :1'41111/
.Iintlon won, I hIlkolIoInltleiII . :1. IIrIIIIlt'. ‘
living: 1:1"1'0nII; linIII. l.‘ I .1 ~I I ilrllIH. [11‘
the third III-Iii. TIII1111114 l'l. TlIII'lII-of thrr
Ila-stun .\,tl1!IItio :Iu-uIIIIIIri-In WIIYI. Il‘~.n:1n,
u IIIIrnIu-II, Loin: I-III-IIIIII; LIIIII‘. .l l 31:.»-
III'IIls. 'l'lIII ilnul limit. in tho ‘1'111 {Home
III'IIIII i4 Il\l’lI {111' Friday.
III thI IunIIl: 11: m. for I
of the 11111 “h 1.14 IIIIIIIIIIIt II.
I':Ipt:1in ltoo-rt 1_I‘:11'1-Irt or the I’rirrrrtou
Mun \von :Iuninst tho III'l'l‘lk‘i, I’IIrn-mv
IVIIIIIIlo :1nIl \I’vrifl. in throwing the (MI-om
In the lm.’ motor running r11r1'-,. first,
hIIIu. ii. Ii. .iIIIIIi-Ion of tho irjrimIorIIrII
1mm \1'1111. (1.111311. thI- IIIIrII::Ir1..l'uI-in;: we
l'Ili. II‘I’I I'» Binnie
IIIIIi. in tho ~1II'IInIl hI-ot. 'l‘lIoI:1...~I III ilurlm;
Wltll. Iiimeliu. 1111 lilnglislnnnn, WIIII. we ‘
11nd. ' i
(if tlIIInlIovo mI-ntionIIIl .imorimns V.
.\. LIIIIII i4 from Franklin.” lit-9pm
purer! I'III' I’rlnIII-ron :It. the. “aim nl‘II- -r; I III
lIIgII.t-'pt'l111.rlirl1l. (1 whore lII- l‘uIlIi the. III
around (EINIlllIiitill‘lillrl. Ho i4 L:t yo. 1m oi’
nee. wviulm 1:339 rounds and is I ieII’t I
IllilIit's‘ in height. ‘
TLIIHHIS i‘. I‘uriia was horn in :I'm
I"I'I'IIII.Ii.-II'II 111111 in L’l yearn nlrl. IIII hm
I.l‘i'Il :1 Ioothuil plIIyIr :InIl i4 I-moitlwrml'
111111 of the moat promiving hIIrvIlhI-I in
America. liII i-I or medium Ilt'Igrlilllnd
weighs about HTI pmmIle trI-Iinorl, .
Thomas P]. Iluriro in not yet. '.'i. ”III
welghd 1 il' pounds in rIIIrId‘tti'oni :ml‘ in. .‘III
lilo ti 114 horn?
and won his spurt: :In thI intI .-
AthlIItiI- I‘luh and the London .wtthlot I“
I'll”) in New York! last. full. who» in: non
tho. H11 yIIrtl run in lo nommd4.
Robert. Garrett of Baltimore 111 211,23” .
of rule, weighs 171 [111(1th and amulwf
feet :3 inches in height. .
H. B. .lnn1i~on is from Peoria. “I15. No I
in- " 2 yI-nru of age. weighs l5“: pounds and I
in .1 feet 11‘ Inches in height.
Vent-mole Iii-puts About haunt. ‘
Losnox. April 7,—A difipnteh to'l'hu‘
Times from Comma says that n i'r'iwnrlljr 1
settlement of tho Venezuela boundary l
question in rnnaidered certain. TheTimIIo l
IIIU has no editorial which comments on i
the foregoing "gratifying news." and
can: “Very little additional hernia!”
in contained in the‘dmumenta pnluilulml
yesterday. II Lord naiuoury'l nrbltutiul .
proposals lend to ndeflnite practical re
unit. we will not have to "not out lulu
nontrovem with Vemmh"
Ooptoln 0am“ Win the Din-II “new:
'I‘. -Thn Mhletln contents
11-minute took tho plum-4 whirl. hoe! lII-In ‘
Open Monday. Fndav and Saturday Euem‘ngs
Mates &(o.
Right
Now!
RIGHT NOW. or the very start of the season '8 de-
mand.
RIGHT NOW. when you are looking around for your
1: m...
spring on till.
RIG” T NOW. when the harvest of big profits Is sought
by other dealers.
RIGHT NOW. when our stock contains {/19 new nave/-
ties [II Men s Boys and Little Fall's
the GREATEST ASSORTMENT of styles and sues
to choose from.
Budge/1111': s largest Clot/1mg llouse givesa potent ll-
lustmhlm of Its buying and selling power.
We buy ear/y, we have the garment made our way, bet-
ter cut better trunmmgs, better sdlr.
We pay more to have this done and you pay us no
more than you pay elsewhere for poorer made gar-
menls Our label an every garment. every slurt. ever) 00/-
lar.every hat )5 a gua/anlee of their good value. When
we tell you this throng/I the medium of the press It' s
(be same as if you were right here in the store. and
we are willing anytime to refund the mercy If you
are no! .- ails/led With your purchase.
0m- Top-L’uats a! 870--you seldom see better a! 875.
Some of (be more extravagant dressers prefer our
813.50. 875 and SIS-waiter of a few dollars.
Mugs &(0.
01m Abnduy. f"1'a’ay and Saftuday Evenings
THE [SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SEN PINEL. APRIL 7. lGlld
garments. and
Bridgeport, Cami.
L
OLD AND RELIABLE
Daily DirectFreight
New York, South Norwalk
\V'Iil leare Pier 23, Ii. R"
BETWEEN
and
Norwalk.
THE PROPELLERS,
City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan,
lleekman street, New
York. at
5 p 111. l.e;.1‘1:.\'or\t'.1ll~:,; p. 111; South Norwalk (1 p. m.
I II no lI‘I'IeireIl Il'IIlil 7 :1, 111.. to 5. p. lil. Upon Apph.
1: Mon to .Igeuts the (lily of Nortt'ulk, liugle :IIIII Vulcan
1.11:: I
York In” lie t’irinity,
All pt'rwns‘. :Ire ioIlIiIi trustingr any of the employees
III this hunk. of thelint: on IIITI'IIIIIII oi the owners thereof.
' *1" 5-01” in 51-1-1 iul lots oi lreight anywhere In New
4’
Line
Ithle
'.'
can think of.
A Dainty, Gift.
'ATIIII‘ 111i said 11nd done, 11 line, well—IIIIIIIII.
hIVIINII, Well-lilting pole of HIitlt‘tl is III-1 accept-
. you
question ”I
I’ ll l1. .‘ l. X 'l‘ nnything
1.1' there
Il‘i
lII any
I to where the very hIIstoi’ its kindcuu be pnr
‘ 1“ i‘IlflhUI, it's IIIIIIlly llilHWBT’UII—“Iflt
l
iSouth Nor-walk,
!H.S.BROWN’$I
90 WASHINGTON STREET,
uni
PERHAPS ‘YOU DON’T,
But it' You should want :my
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry or
Mr your “'utIIIes, Clocks and jewelry Repaired :IIIIl Cleaned, coil or
Silve
send
rware !
at once to
A. W.'AUSTIN,
I
Fine
11 Itlounl “11mm hotwoen tho .‘I'mr Tori: Opera House BIOOk.
NORWALK, CT.
Printing
a
Specialty
at
the
enfinel
Office! ‘
Conn.
MUST LEAVL Al‘n‘vi LNIA.
The Button laid to In. loaned II 1nd-
Exp-lung Christina Touch-r0.
Lennon. April 7. —-'l'ho Daily New and
The Chronicle have a report from Con»
nuntinoplu mid to be on the but authori-
ty that an imperial inde hnl decreed the
wholesale axpulllon of all Chrlltlnn mil
rlonnrim (rum Armenia. who are mainly
French I‘utlmiloo and American Proteu-
tnuto. "It in 111111 pontbla.” am thin to
port, "by immediate pros-urn to prevent
tho uxorutlon ot the decree. but no time in
to he lost. "
'l‘ho Daily News any in nu editorial on
thin mnttor:"'l‘lIorI1iII ronIIou to helluva
tlInt the sultan hul signed thin 111111:qu but
that it him not. yet IIIIIIII iquIIII. it I'l
Lord Snlinliury'u olwiom duty to l.'-Mo no
IllplquIItlo 111111111 IIIItIIrrIIIIl to prevent the
threatened Ilhuultor. No IlIIIIht lilt- illd-
din. tho lI'IIltmd h‘tntoi ehuruo d'nilniron,
will net with one-my."
The Chronicle tlIIIIkII tlIIIt tho irudo in
ninu-d nt tho turnout of the who! fund and
III IIIIII to tho iIII't. thut tho IIIiIIIIloIInrloII
give puhllrily to tho IIIIIIIIIIIII'IIII. 'l'hn
('IIt‘olIII‘III hollow-I that. Lord Sullahui’y
eould eount upon Pronnh 114 w~~ll iN Amor-
loun support in Iluuumdlng tho withdraw-
ul oi the mole.
.‘lllllnnn Sniil to “II \lylhy- ill.
I'TII A \' V'. , April I. '-‘t\II|ll" 11 month
two 1511 of tho descendant»: of I'IIIpIII
Cronkhoit in this IIIIItII lIIIiII l| 1110141111;
hero to tuke :11va1 to uIlmnI-o their I‘IliIIii
011 on estnto ruined. it wun elnl111od.nt
stworul IIIIIIlIth iII liollnud. which. it was
ill!" llIlIIiiicII. IIuII l-een hold tor the bone-
ilt oi the fourth genorntion of the (Ironin-
hult loudly. lII IIIIIm'IIr ton ounnuunlnu-
LIIvll ill reTI'l‘I‘ilI'u in the militia Mayor Lilit-
Aou of this eity lute rout-II'IIII 11 letter from
l.'IIlterl Stutes' (‘ouqul ilownII, lIIII.It.IIl IIt
.~\III.~'tIIrIluIII. ’l‘lIo XIItlII-rlunth. 'l‘hu I'iiilI
IIIl Stun-II I-ousul status thut so {111-111 hr-
I’ltll uIIIIIIrtIIIII there is no {III-1111113111” thI.I
IIIIIIIro elnlIIIIIIl. or if it II\'I-r oxisitIIIl tho
eatotu Would lIIIvo retnrnud to tho stuto
undur the Hotel: statute or llIII'III'Itlons.
\lurIlIIrIIIl "in l: in II.
\i’II.I;I.~.I:.II.I:I:. l'II.. April T.—~.\ilel111ol
lioko, II Slur. \Tlln IInIrIlIIIIIIl I1:1‘.IIIIillIIII'
Ilroil.11 _,|'l\IIHl\’ Il\.1I. “who and IiilIiI'oll
\II- r11 in lotowuh tiIII ~11111I11url. hot she
tInIIroIl lloko. IIIIIII'II III, who 111111 on am
«In! IIII'-:I IIIllH tlIIII. I'III IIIed IlIIl rl111l.lu:, iu
Wait for him “IIIl n IIIIIIIhI- r of IIIIanIII
loin. IIIIIl llIIilI‘ lI'IIIl him with n knife. Ho-
ho lIrokII .irInII Ilin Insuliuuis IIIIII
~1111;,:l11r.1'_11 l‘ in I‘1I..IloIIu of llnr'r) II: (I
{ tIiI 111:111. till lI'IIit :IIIIl hi.» (tulip I‘IIiIms .tt-
' tthI'd tho phIe.II humming tl'.."II\\i11dutI..I1
I I‘lllti dour... ’llIIy tl11 11 pt IIIIIII: i open Ho
ho 11nd III-.It him to death. Three of Ho-
ho .1 {HI I 125 wt ro llihti i1; .11!) Ill_lilTI‘lI. 'l‘hv.I
; saloon \\'II~ I-oInplIItoly erII'kIIIl. Five ul
tl1o nttIIelIlng putty erro eIIpturod and
i lodged in Juli.
, . _
An AliIIgIIIl (‘Iorimtl l‘ruud.
MoMIIII .11. April 7,—L1'eorgo A. Now-
murk, liuunolul Intent. forIIIIII-i;.'11 Jewish
1 mhhl in I'nl:1111l.1ln~n ntjhrlqtiun mission-
I lll‘)’ in Montreal. has deported Iur Wash-
ington. leaving, it is alleged, llllilllirulls
EI‘l‘l'lIILIII‘S. liming ‘IV'Iika‘II. in with the
' Christian PZIIIIIIIII'IIr 11nd i‘rIIslIytIII-iuu eol~
I logo people here. ho got many notes in
E dot-sod. flillI tIIII indorseru are now mourn.
; int: his. ltbst‘uCIi. it is thonght thut he took
considerable IIIIIIIIIy with him.
no rt INIH’I A ‘1. union kmomln.
)Ailiu, April" I. ~—lt in II‘IportIIIl thut. the
Ilerviuhos have now IIhuIIIloIIIId tho :Ittzu'k
lon l{its<:1l:1. withdrnwiog to liIIrhIIrIIIIIl
tho )lurut wI-llI. it is ruIIIIIrI-zl that. tho
Aliys~lnh1nIIII‘I'oy hits just left how lit-11r-
i111; 11 letter from Lord CrIIIIII-r, tho lirit-
lsh (up-111. and minister plI-uipotuntlnry,
to tho negus. of Ahyarinin.
it '1\
Republicans “'ln III lie-I Molneii.
In... Monks. .‘Iprii 7.—-'l'l1ot-ityIIlIIIItion
IIIIIIII liI'IIBHI‘II oil‘ quietly. The Vote pollI-Il
was not. large. I'ousidorlnu tho Iongth IIIItl
inn-n+1 of tha- t':1111pziii:n. LIIto returns in-
IlIII:Ito thut Blur-Vienr. llupuhliI'nu, wus
IIlIIItIIIl III'III' Loonun. ileIIIIIIIrIIII. by about
1,1111“. The t‘IlllLL'IN'L was largely on party
grounds ,
StIIIet (‘nr Strill-I III I' IIll'alo.
111 I I‘.\Io, April I,_—l‘iII.I.~11~IIII our corp
IlIII'tIII-4 IIIIII lliIlIUl‘lill‘Il IlflV‘l‘lIi‘(‘liIt'II to try
:IIIIl tio up the slrIIIIt. I'IIilit'ny I'1'5IIIIIIIII
l
litzll‘ulo, 'i'l.o loaders I'luiIn thut Wt pox
;I-I-IIt of tho l.':oIIIIIIIplIIyIII‘s in tho I-lty will
”go out. The street milwuy IIIIIIIIIqurs any
that the nttenipt will he :1 fuiluro.
.\ Student Drowned.
:VIAI‘IFUN. \\'i<.. April 7.——.lol1u buy (it
.lIIIIIIsvilIII. .II sophoinoro, wnI. drowned [1.1-
tiIII tIIIpsi/ing ot‘ :1 hunt in i.:1l;o Mendotn.
1 Four other studrnts narrowly 1I~IIIIpIIti ll
I like into. inoludineI (‘11:Ieh Il'lhIII of the
university rowing I-rew. Duy won 11 lead.
i111: CollIIL‘o :Ithlote.
> \V'IIIIIII Not Talk I’IIliIiI's'.
.l .\I'i:.<ox1'1‘i l.i-‘, i~'lII.. April ’I'.- —;<IIIIIItor
(Judy loo: left for St. IIIII‘II' on tho lndinu
riII-r 11nd 'l‘homus I3. i'lIItt. will go to tho
\\'II~'t I‘onst tIitIuy. .\'II other [IroIIIlIIIItIL III!-
. 1111l1li1'IIIIs:II'IIIIIIrII. Mr. Quay IIIIz-lint-II to
f lull; politim' :I “(I 511'. l’loil. refined to ho
innnienod (It lel.
L. ._ . .
lllIqu I'l 1mm Itt Ilungltoug.
VV'A\lil\II'l‘Ii.\', April T.—'l‘iIo now do-
pnI'tII-IIIIII hm T'I'('I’I\'I'iI 11 report from l’u
IIII Ilssistnnt l'IIIgiIIIIIIr \V.'l’. Arnold to
IIl‘.‘. tIll’I'IIt lhut liIo lilnek pinutiu 11:14 l'liI‘lIIli
its Illillt'lll'illlt‘u in “out; KoInr. hut thnt
thI- {III-t is being IIIII1III-IIlIIIlloz' husinoss
reasons.
(‘eeil Rinulm llImIl l-rqu. ‘
iiIII.1 11.1111. April 'I‘.—~'i‘lm IIIIIIng'Iph
linen IIIIro hrIvo III‘I‘ll restored, and Hon.
l.'IIttil Rhodes, :14 to who-II Vi'IlllI‘t‘JIlIIllTFI
IIIIII surety some llIlI'I'Nllli‘Si IlllII I‘llt‘il t'IIlr,
lIIlIgmphs frIIIII Suit-alum tl111..(itwlois
snlo nut! that the road is now open.
I'rulnlmI nt 1 I IIIIIlu I’lunirlnu Dead.
in II.<II\\ 11.1 1:. Flu. April 7. — Mn.
SullnI-o Mltr'ln'll. \V'ITI‘ of 1111 IIIIIiIIont phy-
sit‘iztn of this l‘IIy, IliIIIi hero of hIIIIrt full-
urI‘I. Fho \V'lh‘ I'| IIIIt-ivu of Brooklyn. 11nd
lfimnidon 111111111 woe Evelyn :Vllnllll 50h
liuunIgI-Il by an Explosion.
1’! 11.1 \ 1). April '1'. —'l‘hII lot) hone-
puwor hollor of tho Ilrr Linseed till null
111. IINII' II. erIII him: the east \II'IilunIl dom-
IIulng tho whole structure. Loss it? .1 HUI).
'i‘lIrIIIs mnployeus Were slightly injured.
Vice Chancellor Appointehl.
'1‘111115'1'1‘13', April 7.——Chnneollor Moiilll
IllH appointed tut-Judge FrodIII-io \V'. rite-
Mom of NI-Ixnrk vim ohuneollor. to nutr
cold M V ieo IJhnneIIllor Bird. Mr. Sto-
phIIns is n lletuoerut.
Killed by an lti-ie Train.
Cmtxrsu, N. Y.. April 7.-—PIIter Bob-
chock, ll Swede. wan killed by an ltrio
train here. He leavelnwlfu and three
children in Sweden.
Force-I
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