I‘ “what shoukluulnouy .
- cookingylfayou want the griffin”: remit» l
at the lclst crpcmc. ‘thI jmt
i
E l
I
full of that purest. “fungal and
most potent of leuvcnlag compound»
I Boss... I
BokingPowdch
, will give you cI-fect re- ‘
rulti when
III | [If llllfil.
filled with flour. W nought to know
for \Ie lime IIIIed it for 32 team in the
manufacture of our famous crackcrn.
3oooooo of l I \I II MII I: Burt IT
alone, sold last Icar, lend: color to
cm itzttcmcnta-und the thousandq
II ho II; In: [Hand lvv pcrmnal experi-
ence all we IlaIm——more than out
dilirc ila. Be one of tIIcIII' :
’ numuoruun Iv '
C. D. 30814 I SON. New I‘ll“. Cell. ‘
v:
I
“.Fw...“
I
I
A Pretty Home
llaa untold influence. The place where
most. of our lives is passed should be as
pretty as it is possible to make it. First
look to the wallpaper. Them'o a paper
to unit you right here in thin store: coma
in and We'll help you find it.
fainting, papcr hanging and dentur-
i
not conveuiI-ul for you to call at the
atom. di'op a. postal, and I will beploared
to call on you with a full lineof supplea.
IE' 2. GORHAM,
”FIRST AVENUE,
Connecticut.
East rfomuk,
9.....I.z,. w‘nb
Spring Stock!
‘Suits formerly 88.00 now
35.50. All wool punts,
‘ formerly $2.00, now $1.00.
All goods made to order
in first-class style, and at
low prices.
H. GOODWIN,
Tailor, Hatter and I
anisher.
I10 Washington Shoot
Bridgo.
III ,. I -
YOUNG- MAN!
Why take the chance of lDylng I
III-Ithout. In.uirance, when“? lv’our
Cents It day will
INSURE YOUR LIFE‘
FOR snoom R
Dr Six Cm. a day will give you an Endow- I
ment. of 81. 000. payable to yourself if you
live. With Insurance, like everything}
else, the best is the cheapo“. [nature in the
Connecticut General
Life Insurance 00.
01! Hartford.
5. S.L'l-|OMMEDIEI.I,E
in Vl'nalIington Street. So. Norwalk.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
I . NATIONAL Barr-
‘ta Wall Street, romance“.
Incorporated, lilézwvaapilfl. 8200, 000.
FDWINO KEELER, President,
DAVID ii. Mil LEE, Vice-Pram.
L. C. GREEN, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
Enwxao. KEELEILI Moors M. Grown,
luvm if. MILLER A. J. Mum
l".5'l‘..lf>lffi Itocrtwoon, Intro. K Smut,
INA Cour, Cults: RTRIIITMM.
Accounts of Manufacturers, Manhunt!
and Individuals Solfclted.
Safe Deposit Boxes
Free to Depositors.
o 8 iy
Physician foeromenl
IRS. DI. N. I. GUILFDRD
Canbeconsuuednhaoaiu
342 Buornfirnm, Bumomnr.Corx..
Fro 10mm to7p In.“ except
m Sands ydny
I ’-
Minion
Theda-tor Is a regular physician
the [and nineteen your!»
of Iro'neIInIIpoehl'ty. tins suffering from
nnyoilma‘éwm incident,» the nu can malt
Wmmfllknce. with
fiumnng‘md mom mortal: mfnlnnd
known taxation: m
tic‘tdngmc urgwith nurse
I made no objection. Duffy slept uproar-
diaromembcr. ’ ',
I ken-ping the striker up very late, night
' and it grew monotonous.
fit" 00 Wt 00f"
mum-nul- ' mum."
Nhhhnv ‘ W” '
mmdbwUIWwific’ui
go.
M'smwhntudid medicine. nttnir
ingmremwn.
Ibo-”rife! hour Inferred to now u“lfl.
Dr Brown.
M mvnfuv thematbowiuon.
givotomef ’
l'hr "J‘s-13‘" Matcher-rm". Brown.
m (Whom-the huhwhyohonidwo
niwnyu In].
in ope-hing of his charming wife. “M'-
lrn. Judge O‘lhont”
ll finnjodgcbymurrhgo! 'uuboweddld
to the In!!!"
There rhouid in now good moon why tho
title: ohm IIhonid upon. -
if one nbauld wed a notice. advice I
would rite in J pm me
Intlt‘i‘e'dPto be known by nil no “In. Jo...
.2"
if not what M can we give for «ranking
on wo do
0! "1rd. lajor (‘nnnrmbnli"or ‘lrr. Blimp
«W 1‘”
Do titlm go to familiar for use of cv'ry one?
And if they do. whynrcn't they lined by
in nod by non!
Why not it"llnrl Monument sharp?" Wb
I Inf“! "If?
At mtx'o Inconsistent in thothings a try
to
—cha-t. 1
1.0V E IIIY Dill}.
Duffy was tho property of Culdwcll
It the Tenth. and was lookod upon in
the light of an inheritance. bavingcome I
not
down to him from Wentworth—of the ‘
same—what: the latter had been ordered
away.
Caldwell went into \l'ontworth’n
quarters at once and found Duffy rub-
bing npu pair of his ex-mastcr'a dis—
carded boots. with a view to using them
himrelf. ’He liked'tho mau'u looloI, and
be liked the condition of the vacated
quantum, with their slate gray painted
woodwork, an he took the quartcrs and
agreed to take Duffy at a striker' usual
rate of remuneration.
Dnfiy entered promptly upon his du-
ties, and was entirely satisfactory. Us I
had no incumbrnncen in the way of fam-
ily or kwcotbcarts, and be was faithful
to a degree that was occasionally exas-
perating. For six months he served I
Caldwell in aingleneca of purpose, hnv- ‘
ing in that time been incaIm-itatml only 3
for six days—that is, for 48 hours nftcr
each of the paymnatcr'u visits, and
Caldwell, knowing tho ways of strikers,
ionaly in his rooms. and Cold“ ell made
his own fires, and brushed his own I
clothes, and went with unblncked boots.
In the interim unbour wan too curly for
rising, none too late to sit up and kec
logs on the undirnnr that the rooms
might be warm and cheerful for tho-
“lcftinant,” no duty imposed too III-du-
ous provided it served Cnidvvell'n ends. I
Blackstone. timing the excellence of. 1
Duffy, departed from the strict code of
honeaty in the matter of acts-nuts which :
governs the army and made overturea
to the model striker. Blackstone had no
busincar to do it. and Duffy knew it. 1
and a fine and inscrutable grin came .
upon his Hibernian month.
Blackstone had said, Willi nu assump-
tion of oil handodnooa, “Dufly, what do .
you get?"
Having due regard for his employer”:
credit in tho Wm’ld, be answered calm-
ly, "Twinty dollars, our."
"Get out 1'" said Blackstone.
"Yea, cor,” rcplicd Duffy.
"1 want to know the truth, not lies
like that."
”You'd best ask the leftinnnt, nor. I
“He works you dcnced hard. "
”Does he, then?"
“My man is on good. Suppose you .
come to Inc. Y on won 't have to sit up
to all hours for mo.’
Duffy only smiled, but the smile was i
not pleasing.
“What do you think of it, Duffy?“
"1 niver think, nor The loftinaut
says I‘m to do as I In mid and not
libink. "
Upon this Blackstone Trent away, and ’
Duffy saluted him roawz-ctfuliy. In jus-
lice to the ofliccr' a common sense, it i
muat be said that it was only partial In-l
toxic ation which could have led him to
place himself in such a position toward
a soldier.
Duffy did not repeat the conversation
to Caldwell, because he knew it would
make trouble between the two men, and
Caldwell—whom diapusition Was not of
tho wildcat—land auroral quarrels on his .
hands rut it vans. 3
The lieutenant full info the habit of
after night,‘ao nun; inspected his pock- ,I
eta several time-a in succession while
Caldwell was sleeping on soundly as if
juatice had been tho eoporific. and not,
as was the cnac, sutlcr‘s whisky, and be I
judged, from the fact that sometimes.‘
thorn was much loose change and again
almost nothing. that his master was play- 1
ing too much at cards. There was noth- ;
ing to be done. Duffy did not consider
that his duties as striker included the
moral guidance of his superior. Ho re—
flected tha: it would be a good thing if
ho, Dnfly, would very likely lose his
place Soho sat up night after night, 3
Just at this period there came into
Duffy“ I5 life n yellow and white dog.
Exactly why it should have wandered I
to the door upon one wet and freezingI
night. when Duffy was in n particularly I
weary frame of mind. and whom it
came from he never know. It was well
after midnight nod Dufl'y was sprawled;
in a leather chair of the troop Itaddler’s .
manufacture, doling. with both ears
open. when there came a scratching at '
the dam. Dufly thought it vies the lien-
tenant trying to find the knob. It had
mum-obndu'thntyetznevertho-
lens the mikcrwait an! opened the;
door. toberownrdodbythorightof an
extremely null and miner-bio dog,
with mucus cyan.
Now. Dndy war only a soldier, and a
roidier lover nothing on earth or in
beam at be door door. SoDufl'ycnlledI
during in and warmed it and fed it
and which! it with utilfnctiou bum-
M
i be condoned.
f spirits were low.
"whisky in the (locautor, barely half It
into the
tug nuovur blame. it vm 'gpottln
thin. gut nutty took it In we “can. no
Ipeut threo nights before the an. no
longer lonely, mntentodly trying to and
I name for that dog. At last ho deter-
mined to call it “Resale." altar the
much admired daughter of the com
manning officer and with a complete
disregard for the entire inappropriate-
uosn of the name.
After he had rattled this to his uni-
‘ faction be tried to discover accomplish-
"Bere, Bessie. 1
old boy. Set up now. not up. Can't you =
meats in the creature.
set up? Well, then. give or your pow,
hero. paw. pow, now. Can't you give
no your paw? 'Woll. than, lie down.
Charge, charge, charge. Down.
down. down. Can't you charge? Well,
then. speak. speak, Bernie. II-p-e-a-k,
speak now. Wowl Speak." But Bonnie
could only follow him with his" bright.
curious eyes and come when called. So
the Iiolaco of many more hours of pa-
. Mt waiting lay in teaching Boonie
these and many other tricks until he
wan the moat wcomplishod dog in all
the garrison and greatly beloved u
barracks. Daily was a little annoyed
about the comment the inappropriate
”name culled IIIIIII. but he InIIIIIeII that
. it wan as good an another. and the in-
; congruity wan soon lost. in Besuio'u pop-
‘ ularity.
Caldwell saw the dog only on rare oc-
casions. It staid in its Inaatur‘a room
‘ and slept on his bad and waxed fat in I
‘ retirement. Ho had apokcn to it I-zcwrul
timos. but (llllt-l‘WIHO took no notice of
flu existence, \\ Inch 89f rctly rilod Duffy.
But ( 'nldw ell \I as preoccupied and not
quite himself. Ho came home a good
deal the “onto for wine one night, and"
Beanie, being in his way. got II kick that
sent him crouching to his mIIster' 'II aide.
Caldwell might far better have kicked
Duffy. However. the striker understood
and sympaIlIi/cd with the lieutenant‘ II
condition.
kicked a dog. even after pay day, but
all men are not alike, so Duffy potted
. Bonnie and shut him up in his own room
and returned to look after the bodily
comfort of his master.
This, considering tho wine, was par-
douable, but the next offense could not
It occurred in broad day-
light, and Caldwell was aobet. Ho had
been having an explanation with the
commanding officer, and that gutitloman
bud made reflection upon some of the
lieutenant ‘afast grouing habits that had
lexuaperntod the already ovorworriod
junior almost beyond endurance.
‘ strode intobis quarters and found Duffy,
who was not expecting him, dividing
his attention between Beaaio' II charms
'uud the huc kin of his nIaster' a belt. Now,
Bosnia s disposition inclined him to for-
give. He ran to Caldwell, looked up to
his face with soft, affectionate eyes and
put his little pawn, one yellow and one
\I'.lIito upon his knee. Caldwell did not
dare to kick the commandant, but llOi
‘kickcd Bessie—and broke the ycliow‘I
paw. [t was the onc always held out to
Body to greet him.
Duffy bandaged the paw, and in fluid
‘ it grow well. But Duflyhnted Caldwell \
with the most dangerous of hatreIIe—a
silent and a waiting one.
Caldwell’a habits did not improve.
’ His fondness for whisky, whotbor good
‘ or bad, continued. He had good whisky
in his room, and Daily knew it, for be
bolonged to the old school of strikers,
i who do not look upon cigars or liquor lit-l
' private property.
One day, after Boasio's foot was well.
Duffy went to get a drink, because his
There was very littln
glasafnl, and an idea suddenly flashed
atrikor’s mind. Caldwell was
officer of the day. He never started to
make the rounds without taking enough
liquor to keep him warm, and Daily
-kue\v it and saw his revenge laid burn.
The striker took Bcasio for a walk
over to the hospital to show the steward
the mended paw:
“Say," said Daffy, “I’ve got tho
toothache. I didn‘t. sleep none but
night. Hey you got some—what's that
you give me once? Laudannm, was it?
Kin you let mo hey a bit?"
“Why, yes. I guess so." the steward
unsucrcd and II cut into the dispensary
to got it.
“Shall I take all that?" inquired the
striker, with sweet simplicity.
"Lord! No, man. Put some on cot-
ton and stick it in the tooth." '
“Oh, and what wud it do to me if I
wan to swallow it? Wad it kill me?"
“No, there ain't enough for that. It
would put you pretty fast asleep,
though. "
“()hl" said Duffy again.
Then Bessie went through his tricks,
for the steward and trotted back home
at his master's heels
That night Caldwell finished the
whisky in the decanter and grumbled
that the sntler was selling him vile
tasting stnfl’. then started off a little
while afterward to make his rounds.
The next day he was under arrest—401'
drunkenness on duty.
And Body, who had, with well
i 1 I t , ' f III
,(Ialdwcll should get married; only then . pay ed ’9 “c “m “we” ”me ° 6
most damaging testimony in regard to
Caldwell’s habits at the court martial,
which dismissed the latter, said goodby
I to the disgraced man with n sparkle-
which was not of tears-4n his eyes, and
he told Bowie to give tbo“leftinnnt the
right paw, ” which was the yellow one.
—Gwendolcn Overton in San Francisco
Argonauf. , ‘
Nleo Mun Evidently.
Wiggles-00 you know old Walker?
WuggleII—Yes.
Wiggles—What sort of II man is be
anyway?
Waggles—Well, if he wanted to marry
my nIotber-in- law. I shonldn' t have the
least objection.—Somerville Journal
A In Pnl'lohl rooII.
Camei’ a finch is the latest addition
‘Io the Parisian bill of fare,Algorinn
butchers undertaking to provide the
supply. The meat ll said to into like
beef. though white like veal. The bump
in mmfldered a great delicacy bythe‘
‘ Inuit Ins IIIBESTEII
He himself could never have .
. the station, displaying the bald bend of
The Salvation Armycommrndet
Wore a Disguise.
01 A 81.0 NINO TOUR WITH 830911
I
The F. II Bridge Jumper Ill-own the
, loulut no 11mm of Chinatown
I The I'oifoe Subbed iii. For Hugo-r-
ndlng. and More lineman "to Hunt].
NEW YIIIIK. April tilt—Iimth-Tuckor.
the commander In the Unltcd h'tftiul of“
l tho Hnlvntion Army, war arrested but
_ night and for 20 minute: had blr lint turn
‘01 how it feels to be behind Amer-Icon
prison ban.
The Inhomn by which Booth-Tucker
was trapped Ivan I! well laid arm and was
cleverly planned and executed by titer:
Brodie. titevo denied that ho had any in
ft ntlon of having the oomnmndnr arrest
oil but appear-um were again-t him.
Steve conceived the idea of taking the
commander on n slamming tour and
wrote him n letter on Sunday, which the
commander acknowledged by kilogram
from Morristown, X. .l.. on Monday. oc-
oopting Steve's Invitation with many
thanks and telling him to will u bend-
quarters.
Stove went to haulqnnrtcru Ill directed
and saw the commander. and bu arranged
to meet. him.
The commander was obliged to ho pron-
out at Colonel Endio‘r farawuli and could
1 not get down town outlier. At It) o'clock
Ill arp liootb- l‘nckor, attired in (I light
chock trousers, frock coat and dark top
I coat and kid glove». got off a car at Grand
street and the Bowery and looked up and
down in vain for Brodie. llo than went
into Brodio' n rnlmn at ll-Illovrory, and,
not finding Stove. cnmo out again and al-
| wont run Info Store, whom be greeted of-
: ft: slvoly.
They returned to stovo II saloon, where
I the commander treated the crowd paying
90 cent. for the round.
Brodie then took tho commander into II
rear room, where Booth- Tucker donned a
I crudn looking wig of brown hair and
black Sveugnll whiskers.
”legal-e Wu App-rent.
Tho disguise was apparent to any ob-
server, but the cmnmnnder war in pcnco
' ful IIIIIIIIIIII regarding it. "no locking
arms with Brodie and his friend, sunntI-rcd
down tho Borrery to Callnhnn'n «noon
at 12 Pork row. where all three took IIIIIIII
water and sandwiches, the latter coating
3 cent each, and wore paid for by‘ Brodlc.
At thin point the electric lights worn at
! their boat. and the mmmnndor fall a win:
tim to their rays on Roundumnn Thoma
ll. Kano and Patrolman McDonough of
I the Elizabeth street ntatIon. who were in
front of the saloon. got on to his whir-
I ken." nrthoy crprcrmi It. and. following
1 him into Mott strut. put Acting Captain
Young and Detectim James F. Coyln,
I who were near at hand on the joy. "
They now the twu outer tho Cblneso m-
'tlurnnt at lo Mott rtmt, whore the com-
l rounder had ten and chopeuoy. and, bit-
! ting n drum. nroused the anger of II Chl-
nue attendant, and but for Steve trouble
war imminent. The commander in leaving
bought n punk-go of (' hlnero lnoenle.
They ting eluted for the Chinese then
or in Doyor otreet. and wore airport in
front of it when Detective Coylo stepped;
up to the commander and plan ed him uno
tier nrrest, telling him that be was violat-
ing the law in parading the public Itrcots
' in disguise. ,
Brodlo entered n mild prntcst but flnd- ;
ing it useless remnI-kcd that if the ofliccr ‘
bud a duty to perform to wound with It. I
All hands went to tho ill/.nboth street}
station whore tho contnmndcr was .Irrnign '
ed before Captain Young. lie was wry I
nmuring to look at. Mill ”Mug tho I- hoop
wig and whirkmon him and thI b were
removed by Brodie nhortly aftIIr be colored ‘
IkiothITncker.
In Answer to the mptoln'r (merino. lIn
sold his unmo wnII Booth-Tucker; occupa-
tlon, Salvation Army, and his ngc in. Ho
wm searched. but no weapon was found
on his portion, after thI h ho vvns loI kcIl '
up in a call for £0 "“11““! whilo II: :2 lmil '
bond for Si 000 was turtdn out. Iirmllu
becoming hla surety, giving the dwelling
house 125 Kurt One Hundred and Sixth
streut the security.
The Commander I! cirmd.
Tho commander woo tiwn rI leased and
loft with Brodie. When out on tho strut-.t
ho greeted It crowd of newspaper men and- ‘
mndo light of hisnrrost
llo filllfl it was not bh first cxpcrleme. I
as he had been nrrcstcd' In Bombay lndl: I, -
ten years ago for parading tho stream and ;
was in jail fora month. No IIpokII highly I
of Brodie "no tho gentleman who had i
such a large bonrt. "
He said ho womnxioun to meet Brodie,
us be board he was just the man who I
could show him when: sin, poverty, etc. .
worn ripc and was Ilrllghted “hon be ro- i
t‘Gle‘Il Brmlio'a invitation. He wanted Io
rem-b tho poor and unfortunate and could
only do so in that. munncr, and as ho had
received considerable notoriety Inst Work
in his lodging house trip he Iva-t afraid be I
would he rocoguirml in mmpun with II. }
‘gcntlemnn so wrll known 34 Mr. radio“
and decided on di. gulsing ‘But,” said
tho commander. stnlling' l ace I can't
elude you boys." ‘
llII tbcn deported with Brodie to vidt
about a dozen various resorts which had
been mapped out for him to call of, but
Without his wig and whiskers.
Knight of'l‘bor Charged With Annunlt.
AMSTERDAM, .\'. Y., April 29.—-Thomas ‘
B. Mcfiuirc, n mcmhor of tho national
executive committee of the Knights of
Labor, is under nrrert in this city. charged
with on assault in tho third degree in
having struck Lewis .lof'fem, unolluctor,
who called at tho homo of McGuire":
mother-ln-lnw to collect n bill. A mem-
ber of the family disputed the bill, when
words ensued. and, .lcffern status, Mo-
Guire struck him in the face.
)lilln Shut Down.
BALTXMORB, April 2lI.—Infoflnntlon is
receiver! here from Norfolk that in pur-
suance of an agreement signed inst week
nearly all manufacturers of North Caro-
lina pine hive that down, their mills for
an indefinite period. The Inlilr thus any
pending operations produce about 600,000,—
000 feet of lumber annually
'l'fw nonunion". Politics.
OrrAwA, April zit—Sir Charla Tapper.
Cnnndn'l new provider, has made little
program in the work of forming It new
government. Meredith still refuse to join
the Topper combination. and In for Chap-
lrnu has not yet consented. Ouimot
threaten- to leave the cabinet.
Emperor “in 501 um Engine.
Burma, April 20.-—'i‘h'o Hamburger
Correspondent lemloofllolnlly announces
that Emperor William will not rich Cows
g foreign affairs:
I nlen;
' IIuI-ntly Nina would probably IIII confined
; In the condemned cell at. tho prison for
I stealing 864m government funds and was
‘ plo's l’urty stain committoc mot hero with
I an nttemlnnco of 15.
E tho silver movement. and tho following
this veer to attend the yacht noel.
mac's FATAL WORK. ..
nonnative Dina In 1 logo: In“ to
Which there Won I... H "to.
we”. Ton... Anti! sat—A dllllmnlg
involving tour of life and mum
worth of property. broke out in the time;
story building of J K. Bunion on 8°qu
loin stmi. in II Ibo" time the firm»
nprood to tho warehouse of M. 3'. Allan at
.tlio (‘lomoltu building and Hotel Po ‘
forum. The fire raged for five bout-r. when
the Ingram wounded in getting It undo: I
oontro
our. 1. ’.i' . who was occupying a room:
thc Bywntars b Ildlng. was suffocated
and burned to deal.
film", Haul-mun, u do lnrpeotor from
There in a surplolon
that be war murder and tho bulldlng
not on tire to when a crime.
“it“. tho firemen were playing on the I
llama II wall fall. ormhlng 8. ll. Romney
and In Rootobe, the former fatally and;
the tier Infinitely. The Hotel Potorronl
was the largest in North Tune outrldo oil
Dalian and Fort Worth and was valued at '
060, 000; luaurnnoo. [:30 mm. f
HARRISON snows TEMPER.
lilo Private Nerretlryk 9;" Ill: Position ll
Num- of short-Inn's nurture-o. ‘l
Imus/Irons. April 2!I.—Gonornl Bar»
rlron rhowed ovldcnonn of indignation
when ho won nbown the Intervlaw with
John Sherman sent out from New York.
III which Hhormnn was credited wlth hav-
ing raid that if the gonarnl is an honora-
ble man he cannot accept the nomination g
for prmldent. 'l‘ho exIprmIlIlont refused tel
talk for puhllcntlI‘nI. file private scam I
fury, 1‘). F. ’l‘ilIlIott, sold:
"\i’bllo tho general does not cure to any
anything. you might say on your own ro-
IIpIInIllIlIlty that Mr. llurrlson’r attitude
in none of Mr. Sherman‘s barium”
It In pretty well understood by the truth f
McKinley men burn that the ox~pronidont
time not intend to any anything pending
the action of tho Ht. Loulr convention.
Thou friends who cling to the belief that
be will be the nominee of the convention
ask only that ho koop sllcnt
CHILDREN INJURED.
A Runaway Tenth Dull" Into I Crowd of
ltoyu nml (ilrlII.
MILWAI iii-Ill, April flit—A runaway
-thIIIInttnclmIl to a buck dashed into II
crowd of children who weroomorglng
from St. Anthony's church aohool. ’l‘wcuI
tyIfIVn of tho lIttloonmI woru pwstrntud,
rerun warn badly injured and two of them
'will probably die.
The injured urn Frank Schudi. 627
First uvonuc. leg broken at thigh and in-
jIIrcIl Intornnlly; recovery doubtful. An',
nlo Noldcn, tbroo ribs broken and lnjurod
Internally: may not recover. Maggi»
Brodka, badly bruised. Emil Nan. arm
injured. Julius Kafka. shoulder dlslw
cried and badly brulsod.» .loneph Fischer,
several ribs broken and injured internal.
ly. .IIIsnph Krcso, IIboulIlI-rdlslocntod and
collar bone probably broken.
l-‘rnnce'n New ('nblnI-t.
Putts, April ‘Jll.—-M, Mollno has auc-
ceeIchl in forming a cabinet, which is as
follows: hf. Melina. prcmlor and mlnla~
tor of agriculture; M. Bnrtbou, mlnistor
of tho interior; M. Hanotoux, minister of
M. Contrary, minister of
flunnco; M. Lotion, minister of tho colo-
M. \‘nllo, minister of commerce;
General Billot, minister of war; M. Dar-
inn. minister of justice:
bard. minister of marine; .\l. imcombo,
minister of public Works; M. itutnbnud,
minister of public instruction.
‘ Nina Will Stny In slug Slug.
Snot-.156, April Ila—Regarding the do-
cluion in the case of Vinccnzo Nlno.
which bun just boon handed down by the
Phi"! of appeals. ordering II ncw trlIIl.
Worden b‘ngc raid that ho bud not yet ru—
ccivml official notification at tho decision
from the district nttornoy and that conso-
III-coral days. Tho death match will be
I-IIntlnIII-Il until tho “PW notiflcution
is w cived at the wnrdon' 5 office.
ltefrnudlng the flow rnIIu-nt.
PORTLAND, Mu, April Bil—Mrs. Annie
Morton, tho posunlstross of Wash Now-
flI-lIl. who was indicted for ombczzllng
,fllm'restnrcd tho amount to tho govern-
mont. film then pleaded guilty to the
Ihnrlzo and It as allowed to go on hcr rc.
wwgniznnco until the noxt term of court,
when she will be sentenced. Orlson \\.
Gilbert. postmaster at. Klngflold, who was
arrcatcd lnat Septembor, pleaded guilty to
fincd that. amount and sentenced to nine
months in Auburn prison.
I'vopir-‘n Party heir-gates.
“I'RIJMITUS, \ I... April tit—'l‘he Poo-
Tho lIopo wns ox-
pressed that the party would join with
were oviectod us delcgutcs: S. W. Ward,
.‘lmrchntn; (I. E. lloldon, Month-llvr: A.
.l. iichco, Swautonmnd N. E. Baker, Bur-
lingtun.
Bolt-gates For Quay.
WILLIAIL-I‘IIIVI‘. l’a.. April flit—ll. J.
{andrus of 'l‘iogn and John Mcyers of
‘ ‘limnn were chosen dclcgnto’s to tho lie-
ubliI-an national convention by the con-
forms of the Summit) congressional dis-
trict. They were inrtructcd for Quay. An
ofiort to make Mc’n’inlay their socond
choice foiled.
Tho Newfoundland Bunk Scandal. ,
ST. JOHN'S, N. E. April 29.—Tho su-
premo court mot and the crown an-
nounced its intention to renew the indict-
ments in the bank cases before the gran
jury at the May term of court, hopin
that true bills be found then: If not they
will proceed by Information by tho attor
my general.
Argentina nnd Chile to Disnrm.‘
Brnxos AI'an, April 29.—Presldent
Uriburu of Argentina and President Montt
of Chile have exchanged cordial dlspntch-
on over the signing of the protocol for not-
tlomont of the boundry dispute. It. in us-
Iertod that a mutual disarmament by the
tvm countries will be proposed.
I
Thought the Position l'neleus.
TRES'I'OS. April flit—The state house
commiulon dispensed with the narvlccs of
Assistant Custodian John '1'. Burton. No
one bu been nioctod in his place. The
governor, who in a member of the com
mission, was of the opinion that the posi-
tion was a molar! one.
l
The Plague 1n llongknng. I
1.050011. April 29. —Slr William Robin- ‘
son, governor of Hongkong. telegraph:
that thorn have been 75 mm carer of bin 5
bonio plague and 75 deaths from that dis :
euro in Hongkong for the week ending:
yumrdny.
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