ll
filth! bushels.
’ 91.5" nm W.
7., would: concerning Camel Emu
W Full Ibo “Unwind Byway:
"IIWMMM mu
nberI Iilobop's yacht Mabel has
' commitment. . .
been
I'll‘he pareonum of the Norwalk Metho-
(got church is being repainted.
» 1‘
hire. Robert Way. of Hartford. who
has been seriously ill. in improving.
,' , Washington Chapter. R. A: M , will
center the MM. degree tomorrow night.
.—.——-—-
‘ The annual mootiug of the voters of
heCopterlschml district will behold
j tonight. ,
“ Thursday is St. llarnahas’ dry. Set.
vioes will be held at St. Paul's church
at 10 a. in. -- M“
. John Malone. of Norwalk, is today
celebrating the forty-Illth anniversary
, of his birthday.
Edward Adams has shipped his pacer
toWestficld. Mass. where he will be
driven Ill Worlnosulay's races.
‘ The Feast. of the Sacred Heart will be
‘ observed Friday. at St. Mary's church.
with services at 5:30 and 7 n. m. ,
Dr. "S. H. Huntington is having a new
piazza. and other repairs made to his
7 house in Main street, Norwalk.
The Street Railway company has re-
ceivcd the now crossover to be placed in
.cht avenue, near St.‘ Mary’s church.
E. A. Bohluc. of Norwalk, will outer-
‘ tain a party of friends at Gregory's
. Point Hotel, some evening this “look.
_ The Seutinel’e Norwalk representative
is Indebtcd to Congressman E. J. Hill
forra copy of hill able I'reo alcohol spmch.
_ ‘Itis expected that the public library
atNorwulk will be opened this week
'with Miss llotha Stone l’inneoas li-
bruriun.
, Clarence F. Osborn celebrated tlu
thirty-first. anniversary of his birth at
Gregory’s l'oint. Saturday night. by on-
tortaining a party of friends.
I. Rev. Mr. Taylor. pastor of the Bridge-
port Botbcl A. M. E. church. married
George Brown. White, to Miss Hattit
Smith, colored. at his residence, last
fiaturday.
A postal card from an Ubio boy living
in St. Louis during the cyclone, and ad-
dreaszcd to his brother in the Hockey
state, here on its face this only lino:
“It never touched me. Lou.”
l'lepartmout Commandor ()suar W.
Cornish. of the Connecticut (I. A. R.,
has received from Umnmamlcbin-flhiol
l. N. Walker orders directing (l. A. It
officers to wear the proscribed badge ol
mourning for a period of thirty days ll!
memory of (lcncrul Lucius Fairchild,
the late pact. C(muuandcr-in-chicf.
Harry (.2. son of (201. W. H. Stevenson.
who has been our the Bridgeport Even-
ing Post for the past Iivo yl-ara. termin-
ated his (animation with Ihat paper Sal-
urday. Mr. Suivonmn wan reporter for
two years and the last three year»: tolcv
graph ('dltor. llu human journalimu I'm
the atudy and practice of law. and tr.
take «arc of his father's interests.
Eli in More Trouble.
Eli l’aknlski Went to New York Sat-
urday and had removed from lllli throat
a piece of tooth pick which had lmlgml'
Iboroma vory [n‘llnlilu‘ murmur. libs
physicians In llunbnry worn not. nblo t:
nunovn It and ndviy-‘cd him to no to New
Yorkmsllanbury New».
It‘s brlmfvl all e and snap, bub-
bling and foaming to the last drop.
and has a flavor and body that
please: the moot fastidious palm.
quenching the greatest thirst. Bo
leg made from the choicest roots
and herbs. it In a tonic for children
or grown folio. Once used always
and: you cannot drink too much
‘ Favor the New Yorker. ‘
coton tun: em: up er. toms.
flat-I nod [lending noun Reopen Mon
:4» Ila-sous: weaning-d mow.
Dialog-ocean" (loud- the ‘ Imam
. much Annoyance. ‘
Canon. 0.. June 9.--‘Ghounoey If.
Dopow'o name In ‘ new dlmumd by the
MeKlnloy mauogen, ond‘ho can have the
nomination for vice pmldout If Budwlll
not take It. It memo to be pretty well
understood that Major moKInley want. I
blg man on the tlokot with hlm, and.
what ll ‘more to the purpougthoman who
Is to be the candldnto for vloe pruldont
mutt be vound on’vho currency.
oarnout In thelr belief that the tariff will
be the mole iuuo. but they recognize the
Importance of the currency question. and
by uoloctlng for second place a man who
In the embodiment of the gold utoudurd
Idea they expect to make success more
cortaln. >
Dr. Dopow meeto all the roqulremeuta.
II It In argued that his bullneu dutleo
will prevent hIo acceptance. It will be on-
iwercd that ‘uvlco preoldentnliu much
time on Me bonds and) MI oleotlou need
not lend to Me retlromont from MI proo-
mt vocation. General E. A. MoAlpln of
New York In laboring mightily to got the
wlnnIng boom turned hle way. but the
charm of on Illlterutlve ticket folll on
deaf ears.
Marked paper: booming McAlpIn have
come by the hundreds, and there has just
arrived a grist of oIroulan from the Young
Men’s Natlonal Bopuhlloou club of Chl-
tauo expressing Its preference for MoAl-
p n. ‘ .
Mon llko Quay, Proctor and Hanna go-
nure MoKInon'o private ear, but on the
wbnloho prelim no secrets. R. 0. Korean
ind cu-Congrosomnn Nathan Frank paid
v' short Sunday vIsIt to Major MeKInloy.
It In said that tlle eoufab related to math-
Jda to brlng about harmony and also to
the treatment of the colored brethren who
object to dlsorlmlnutlon by St. 1.0qu no
:oI keepers.
' J. Edward Addlnko. the gas men of
Delaware and elsewhere. come want us for
IS Cleveland. saw Mr. Hanna and went
back again. but did not come to Canton.
l‘ha natural supposition Is that he came
to secure a seat on the bandwagon.
Captain Guy Ill. Grouse wrltee In Coll-
lornla that McKinley will carry that state
If nominated. and that be Is also sure of
Oregon. Washington and Arizona. The
:ry In more protection for wool,’ fruit.
wine. etc. “A silver plank," he says.
‘will have much to (lo wltb Nevada and
Colorado. more so than In tho that named
dates."
Pnzzllng Problem For Ropubllcnuo.
ST. Louis. June 9,—What shall he done
.vlth the colored delegates and alternate:
.o the national Republican convention b:
I question which is puzzling the mem-
mm of the uatlonal commlttco who have
irrlvud here, no vvoll no the Business Men's
league. whlch secured the conventlou to
s't. Louie. Every hotel and boarding
house has come out flat footed and deolnr
id that It would entertain no negro as a
guest or customer. Money In no object.
l'hrcnts of prmocutlon have had no effect.
Ind from the present outlook It would
Will“ that unless tents are secured the col-
nod men will have to go hungry end an.
.IUURCIl.
"1 am thoroughly disgusted and die-
:ournged," laid Natlonnl Conrmlttnenlun
l. 6. Long of Florldu In speaking of the
nutter. "I have been looking ullday long
'oru hotel. bonrdlng house or onto the!
would admit the neuron». but It has been
( fruitless «catch. 1 even went so far an
in try to charter a steamboat. but when
:Im ownern learned for what pnrpono It
was wanted they found an excuse for re
'uslng (no the use of the vowel. It Is the
that time In the history of the Republican
party where each an eniburraulug prodlo
mom has arisen. ”
When naked what the natlounl commit-
tee would do In the matter. he replied: “I
have convultod with the members who ari-
hero. and we have dorlded to oflar n roto-
lutlnn as noon on the committee moons
condemning the hotel and Inn keepers and
for the uttlng noble of a fund for rentlnn
a hull In which cots shall he placed for the
aocommodatlon of tho neurone who may
come to the convention. We wlll nine to
quell the employment of eooku. old. to
supply thorn with food. 'I‘hle trouble but
been browlnu for nearly a week. A num-
ber of duyn one It was learned by the linol-
nm Meu’u leamlo that some of the loud
Inn hotel» had been canmllng aural-(noon
wIth certain date delegates when the
Iandlordo learned that negro (lulogntnl
were numbered among them. It became
no apparent that the negro” were being
(llucrlmlnntod mmlnlt that the league In.
sued the following manlfooto;
The hum'o "Inlflllkfl.
“The Bmlnmo Mon'o Ileana. when In
Washington nocurlng the national Repub-
llcan ronvontlon for l-lt. Lenin prnmlled
that colored dolagntco and mmnlmn of the
national llopubllmm exocntlvo committee
nhould mcolvo the value recognltlnn from
Ibo hotel- thnt any other delegate to tho
oonvontlon would receive.
“Wltb tblo It won Implied that the «III-
zone npmu-ntlnu tho clty of tit. houla for
murlng the «invention would ask and
endeavor to Induce publlo plarm. hotels.
Imnnllng hon-co and bntbrcmnul. at least
for convention week. to (town! to tho repu-
table and reupootoblo mloml men who
wIII oomo hm animating their mtlon
and tholr people In the llepuhllmn party
such tmtmont (in any reputable and re»
opnntublo permit would vomivr. It Is not
Imlluvud that a grant. many Would want
to (wept the privileges. but It WIII bu
very hnmlllatlng If one of Ilium. vIItb
their colleague. and '. friends or alone.
should imam blmmlt In any publlo place
and he refund admlttanm or mvlm
“It In hoped. expected and dmlrui by
the gentlemen ropmventlng the alumni
who moved the otmvontton that all will
endeavor to meet the oltuatlon no juetloo
and proprlety rmulvn. Any partlos fall-
Ing to mum accommodation! will plume
mm! to the general hotel mmltleo. C.
C. Ilalnwotor. chairman, or the human
of Information. "
lfotol Mon Angry.
When the hotel mm mo thla. they were
mtbful. They cold It. won an Invltatlrm
to the mum delegates to pro-mm them
for name". They went to the league
oommmvo on hotel mmmmlatima and
made a vlgmom want. (team-MI ac-
Ilon then followed. with the result that
tho nogmov cannot Ilnd lovlglng places or
mm a reputable place to at. Major 0.
O. Belem. o number at the mom
low-loom» and of thelmnl comm
meat mitten ls quite on much dlo
' with them oflom harem-u
u m maul-or all Ila mm“ mum.
The MoKInley {creel are Intouoely '
I namely!» lmotile. “
II .' I!
They Ive been It: tomb c communi-
cation with Imu- A. am all day.
but on yet no solution of the problem bu
been reached.
In no former Republican notional cow
with!!!" the committee had no heavy o
duty to perform In making up the roll for
the telnporury organization on the would
zommlttoo has bolero It. Thorn are. ”All
outmod- m. from lenomnnd one low
diary. and of "those the entire delegation:
of five Item and the territory of Antone
In contented.
The horninltteo M a whole will eons-
euoo the bearing of tho canto-toWodnoo-
by forenonn. and tho lndlcutlom on II
will hardly be able to flullb them before
ho end of the week.
Making llp tho Roll.
Many of the conventlonl that mulled
n canto-dug delegations were marked by
Ilolenoe. In never-(ll of them poll had
cannot tho partlclpanto for "omultleg
“Ill beating the ‘nhalrman. and“ the fund.
.hat grow out of local rlvnlrles have been
:ramferrod to the national arena to ho
(tubhornly fought out by the prIuoIpulI.
who have come determined. It poulblo. to
mature home aefihe recognized I m” of
hair renpoctlvo balllwloka. The b Item:
if thou content: oomeo from the south.
I'ho heal-Inge before the committee will
myomljudlolol. All of the contending
ortleo have come have prepared with
nrlutod brlofs and affidavits as to Ibelr
agulnrlty and rIght Io vecogultlou. and
nob once wlll be presented by npecIol
vounlel Ioleotod from the boot Ilpenkevo
menu the rospootlvo factions. The com-
nItleo will probably take up the contest-
vlth the states In alphabetical order when
lath older are on hand and ready for the
ray. .
Tho committed» eoncluslous. however.
.ro not final. They are for the purpono
If moklng up the roll for temporary or-
mnlzatlon and only show who. In It»
adamant. Is prlmnrlly entitled to 3 mt
n v a convention. 'l'howhelo light by
(very delegation my be gone over anew
More the commlttoc on credential: mad;
9 to bo namezl by the chairman of the
ouventlen. and contests do not one stop
vIth that committee's report. as tho dolo-
talon who are unsuccessful before It have
be right of appeal to the oouvontlon.
l'boro are not llkoly to be many contests
lrnwn out on the floor of the convention
income In nearly. every instance the cow
nndlng Inotloun both claim to bo‘for Mu-
(Inlay. and no the MoKInloyIton will have
I majority on “the floor It may matter but
Ittle which not of men from the various
oculltlhn help to swell hchIquy'I strength
a the bullotlnu.
It would be hard to predict who wlll be
(elected by the national rommfttoe for
ompnrary chairman of the convention. I!)
ow of the oommlttoemeu have arrived.
Ind there In none of the prominent leader:
If the party here. Among the men who
love been mentioned. however, are ex-
lovernor Merriam of Minnesota and ll.
Clay Evans of Tennessee. n candidate for
.bo vice presidential nomination. Mr.
Evan; Ia elm talked of for permanent
)llfllflllflll. as also are General llmnvenar
lf (Ihlo. Senator elect Georgn L. Welling
:on of Maryland. Senator . Forakar and
Ilnynr John A. Caldwell of Cincinnati.
Word was received from M. A. Hanna
but he and hi: party would leave Cleve
Land at l p. m. today and arrive here at 7
I. in. tomorrow.
By that tlmn it to expected that the Re
lubllcan nntlouul committee will be here.
In it meets tomorrow. It Is probable that
l'bomue 0. Plan of New York. Senator
'lour of Iowa and Joseph Manley of hluluo
will also have urrlved by that time.
The Chairman": Gavel.
Sr. Lorri. Juno flu-Tho gavel which
will be used by tho‘pormunent chairman
If the lloppbllcan national convention hon
.mcn received at the headquarters of the
coal committee. It wIlI be presented to
.bo (-haIrman by Senator Berry of the fill-
iols dologmm. Tho gavel In an excellent
done of wood enrvlng done by W. ll.
Ilarloln of Carthage. Illa. who Is reputed
mo of the moat nrtlotlo carvers In tho
:ouutiy. Mr. llartvla selected the wood—
I hickory log taken from the log cabin oc-
luplo(l.by Provident LInmln at New 50'
lam, Illa. In 1:432. There are panolnon
.llllIIll' able wblch are filled In with cultu-
bly lnoeribod platen of gold and Illver.
Arizona Democrat» For Sliver.
l'IIl-lNIX‘. A. 'l‘.. Juno ll.—-'I'ho llama
uratlo territorial convontlon whlch no-
(omblcd hem had one pervading Idea, and
that WIIII frl'o ullver. W. A. Rowe of Va»
vapal. for :onamo a ollvor mini-v In Arl-
Iomv. Wan ohiclod vhaIrmau. Illa Ipomb
oxprnvuod (Intlafartlon with the policy of
the Democratic admlulntrntlon and relied
upon the convention to express Ito prlncl
pic-u wlthout hmltutlon. 'l'ho folIowIng
were elected delegates to the nntlonal mn-
ventlon: .I. ll. Alexander of l’bonlx. f.
V. \VIlvon of Promott. W. H. Datum of
Tucson. Ilngh Campbell of Viacom".
Wiley ll. .louon of“ Solomonvlllo. W. ll.
Ilurlmun of bit. Julmo.
Ilonnn flan to M. Inn“.
CIJ'ZI‘I-‘LANII. .lurm lt—Mr. If. A. llan‘
no. the manager of Major MnKInIny'n
cunvaan for tho pruuldoua-y. will alert for
fit. l.oulo Iblu afternoon In a nivnclul tmln
over the lllg l-‘nur fond. Ilo wlll he no
companlod by a few frloudv. and the trip
wlll be made an qulotly nu ptmlhlo. Mr.
Ilannn (loy- thorn wlll be no bran band-
nor utronmon on/hlo train. M be In avmo
lo mnklnu n (louionntratlon. Major Mo.
IiInIny wlll remaln at Canton durlna Ibo
mnvunllon and will receive the now: over
a privato wtm connected with III. flan-
na‘u bomlqnartmn In St. Loulv.
M'Ikrd Ito-null In f'lnulunull.
(Illt’f‘lfv'h‘A'Il. .luno lbw'l‘bu llnmmmtlo
prlmuvllm of Hamilton money manned In
thunlm-tllm of (lvlnllvuruml :lgnld dale
gain: In tho llumorrotlo ntato conventlou
m. I‘olumlnln. Juno lid. 'I‘bn pvlmmlel
worn by popular vote under tho Holley
law. There was no convantlnn. (II the
mm mm mt. 5.75” m for (In other
vlrkou and tho rIty of Clnclnnotl can
Limo nllvor votes. The rotnvm from other
countlen (show that the dnlrgntm nlouml
uptodato Goth- state convention stand
as follows: Illlvcr. 307; gold. ll; unlu-
«trusted. all.
’1‘» Prim-ct Him and flown.
llrrrmn. Juno lbw-Tho tbmmlgbth
«canton of the blow York l-ltoto Anvmlutlcm
for Ibo ll'votvcllnu of Hub and Home who
held at thallnnmo Ileana In vim my.
llolm no Mjfill‘lfli mrnplnd Inn motor part
of tlw amnion. Auburn I'M MIMI“ for
the put you’- moot. Thirtylhm alum
were mpmmiod.
Intention hunk of Irony.
Illll'ux. Juno fl.~(‘.nunt You llov. flor-
(non Ivlulnm realdfllt at (form. Your
soul. on m mold mu oovov.
ninth
, to _ «-
[FloouditiolulnCuba
W
mo numerous (mm to our.
infill“ I by Inlwvo 60m:
lllvuult—Jnn' llIqurle norm-a. .wul
at... no bar-vi” in on can...”
let Downy Bull In Mono collie.
If" Youn'llnuo 9,—Gonorol Bradley
1'. John-on, The Journal'a Cuban wot
Wdonl. and! the followlng from
. lfovoue vIn Tempo. Flam
That the work of oxtormlnntlon of non-
oombotoutv.‘ or “poollleol.” no they are
Itylod hero, continue- to u greater or Ion
atom Io ovldeneed by the reports whluh
are received from the country. Not a day
parlo- without some shocking story bqug
told of brutal mluatlono committed
by the troops on (lofonlelul people whom
sole orImo In being witneem of the war
ruglng all over the Island without taking
any part In It.
Here . ore . a few feet- uoloetod from the
many that are told: . '
On the 2d last. a column of Spanlnb
troop. commanded by Colonel ()ch op-
erating around Jar-nee, Havana provlnce.
captured a poor. muernblo boy of In years
at up. nomad Juan Rodriguez. panning
from nervouo prootruvloul and on weak
that he could hardly move without who
once. 'l'hln unhappy creature was dragged
from his home, a little form pm Cool-
guan. Ind wItb‘out any compile-Ion for his
plfloblo unto he was butchered on the
roadway to ’l‘upuolo for the solo crime of
bolng a oouoln of a leader In the rebel or-
my named Victor Simon.
Shot \I'Itbont (I Trlnl.
On Juno 1 Simon Ymrl, member of
one of the be“ families ()1 James. was or.
rented on nnnpfcion of being a rebel sym-
pathizar by ovum of General hlolqulzo.
He was too well known to be taken out of
the town and shot In tho floldu, on thin
would create a scandal. no they model:
oemblauoe of a court martlul. and wlth all
the apparent formalities of the law be we:
publicly allot In the square of the town.
The dead created general Iudlgnatlou
when It woo known that. Molqnlxo had or-
dered the execution on his own authority
without consulting the captnln general.
who In the only one empowered to order
such proceedings.
On June I but Mr. Lorenzo Medina. a
native of the Canary Islands. 49 years of
ego and a cattle dealer of some menu.
and Juan Toledo. a Cuban.~:lo years of
nice. owner of a cut-bop. both well known
and entwined In the town of Jar-non. were
”routed on no known charges. They were
lodged In the cIvIl guards' barracks. and
the next morning they were taken out of
the town under promise of prompt volume
and treacherously shot behind the slough
In house. ,
It Is known that \‘nlencla had a fight
with Colonel Peudevlola of (Inmpo (Hal
famo, In which (his "bravo" was com-
pletely routed. loving 2': (load loft on the
field. This has never been romrtcd olIi-
clally. 4"
'l'ho Buyoxuo guerrillas. dlmut loo men.
commanded by Uablnu Guerra, have joined
the tubule. some (home by CaIIxto
Garcia when he passed war that place
last wank.
In Sanotl SplrIIuv a band of muslclum
of the Imnl volunteers. headed by Its
baudmanor. hlr. Junta Almm'z. wish all
the Instrufiwuu of the band. also went
out IO‘lbo woods to enliven (be time for
tho revolutloulsts.
The trial of Mr. llnwloy. the American
new-paper artist. has begun I find that
the fnnnnllly of tho priuincr'w presence In
the courtroom (lurlllg the trial In not In
(lulled by law. and It vucme also to be p
oomulnr tradition for month» not to all
land (he defense of Arncrlcun citizens be.
tom the (mum of Havana.
Ml. llnvvlcy won only rcpmventcd by
myself. his counsel. I am making the
point that any American has a right to
couuult wIIh his counsel before trial.
The more may mutlnuo for an indefinite
time. and lhwley mud n-mnln In hlorm
caulo unIIl the law's delay: brIng him
valence, for be In admittedly Innocent.
III; l'lllbunun firmly to Null.
Sm; Yuan. Juno tu—lllg IlIIbu-lterIng
ovpodltlono are (vb-ml to be dispatched to
('uha. and the charm loaders. k'mnciuro
Loyl. Vidal and Colonel Svrnplo Avtmgn.
the latter of Maximo (iomea'o «all. have
nrrIvod In thlo «by. whom they wlll re
coin Inolvucvlmu m In the (mine they
are to punuo. Both are mnfldaut of and
(21.19.
\‘Ian wIII load an expedition. which In
In MI" on the celebrated llcrnmda within
a few (layo from l'hlladolpbhv with n large
mm of war mourn-I. Colonel Arman.
who when from Tampa. Fla. will
pruned at noon. It In laid. to orgaulu the
Ivonne-I expedition of the your. The de-
mllo of tho» oxprdlllom were carefully
outlined by the Cuban commander In
uhlof. Maximo flown. himmlf. The Cu-
bane will not (my much mourning them
beyond mung that thoy wIII mttolnly
be Ibo mold emu-load of any that have no
for Iron planned.
(In the "armada will be not a large
llald lunpltol. mgllclo In ovary duInII.
and on mnvtvuewl that It run he moved
In mum» from one palm to another with
very Ilttlo trouble. It In bull! of Iron. mn-
van and wood. mfm'tfy mum ngolnot
min and dampen-l. and lo thoroughly
voulllatcd. It won designed by llnlul
Navarro. tumour of the Cuban army
uolluy curve. at Al Sow afloat. and ham
fmm the pvmll of tho mnm‘ olnlnp ooh
moron.
(Mimi Flmlllo flow of l’hllndolphla.
who Imo church at all Cuban flllbuomlng
oxpvdlllonu. (rolled at tho junt- headquar-
mu. In New rum. held a mint alum-
nnco wIIh tho Cuban domain. Mindl-
Palm». and lot: the ollloe wIIb Vidal. 'I'ho
«(Milieu-gun. In. Joaquin do (fuvtlllo. In
absent from the any on Imnlnm «mmtr
ml wIIh the Immediate willing of the “cr-
modn. Povovnl m of uranium marked
on “horllwnm oomph-o" and oddmxl to
(I. A. Layne wm forwarded to l'hIIudoI-
phi. for nhIpmv on the lkvmudn. all
honor-(d thrown-d cartridges were also
not from the Inntn'v “momma at
Brooklyn motel days ago and on now
(In a log to be «enslaved In the Ibrrmudo
when who hallo.
. lav-ban (:yrlm- lung.
I'Anm, Juno Mull», Humanoid. An-
mvv and John 5. Johnmn Ind Within. the
Amman blcyrlms. wm all Imam at
l-Ioubnln In the may.
poem! by a triplet. hover-I the European
hall mile record to :m mods at the noun
plum -
IIIIM By ugh-(Ion.
Dunn. x. If” Juno 9,-prnlm
Album. a forum Imp. flu Ivlloo mm of
this oil ,. who killed by" tulng wbIIo
“W in mm of 2 has
but for the Oollfnrnlu gold nouns.
. . Jone. M k .
m actor. who ed guddyply on o
UquoPuIIlo train poo! (synod blend.
Nob. winplolnod of «vote pains In the
region of III: been all but week while
ploylng on amazement In IIIII olty. Al-
though obliged to roll In odoetor. be p«
round on tho board: every nlght. Iv
ut‘nppoova‘noo on the Itago’ was In
"Pudd'n-Iload WIInou" at the Broadway
theater In thin city Saturday night.
Frank Mayo war one of the boat of . the
old wlmel of AmorIcon union. Ho ,wau
boron: Baotou. Aprll Is, (also. In: ran
away from home In blo boyhood and not.
become a “leper" In the American then.
tor. clan Francisco. Away back In lean.
on July 19. when he won 17 years old.
Mayo got bl: Ilrlt Ipeuklng part no a
waiter In “Hal-lug the Wlnd.” He was
nguln I“uuper" at the Mogulre ”porn
Home undonjoyod the distIuctIeu of In
(-urrlng the wrath of and being discharged
by .luuluu Brutus Booth.
He never got the salary and returned
to Frlwo. where he gotononullmnl engage
moat» loreconolo of seasons. Then he
met Charles Wheotlelgh and a change of
fortune, for he was soon a member of Ed.
win llootb'o company. ploylng De Man-
prat In "Richelieu."
In 1862! Mayo had become u“IoadIng
man“ at Masuro'n and played wlth hie—
Koun Buchanan. (Sharla: and Edwln
Thoma, Mrs. John Wood and other.In-
mono players.
Mayo starred In u Shakesperlnn reper-
tory and. In “Vlrglnlue.” ltlchoIIen.”
"The Marble Heart" and the like. but be
In boot known to the public as Davy
Crockett. In which he flret appeared In
ltl‘lzl. Ila loot appeared on Pndd’u-llead
Wilson In Mark Twain's play of that
name. ..
Mr. hfuyo'e only daughter. Eleanor
Mayo. made her debut and an Instanta
nouns blt In Open an Princess llorinln In
Sow York In 1893. Her stage career wan
out. abort abruptly a. your ago. when she
became the wife of Colonel Janice Elven-
son. Jr.. of tho Phlladolphla Inquirer.
BASEBALL. ‘
KA’I‘I'OSAL LEAGUE (Max:521.
At New York-—
New York ....... U 0 “.l 0 U (I l U 0—— II
CInolnnntI. ..... :3 I l (I 0 o 2 U o~— (s
Now York—fills. 7; errors, I. CInoIn»
anti—Illa. 7; errors, 0.
At Brooklyn—
Brooklyn ........ 000000 (loo—o
Plttnburg ....... (I 0 e 7 (I n o o o— o
.llrooklyu—Illte. AI; orroro. (l. Pllteburg
—liltq. lilferrors. (I.
At Phllmlolphln— , ,
(devalued... 0 o l (l :l 2 o o I l— b“
Phlndalphlo. Ll) (l 0 u o 5 o 1 0—- 7
Cleveland—Hits. I33; errors, (I. l'hllu-
dolphin—”Ito, lli; errors, ll.
At Washington—
Wovhlngtou.... :3 0 :3 2 (I o 0 (I 0—]:
Chicago .......... oodllooool—I
\I’nvhingfon—llltn,‘ 15.; errors, 1. Chi-
cngo—Hltn, ll; errors. 3.
(”her .Vutlnnnl league games postponed
on account of rain.
A (‘bIhl'oIh-unglng Tr-ulllvmny. .
NEW Yonx, .Iuno (I.-——'l‘bo trial of hire.
Fleming entered upon the fifth week of
no progress. The principal witness culled
wan little Florence Klng. who accompa-
nied Mrs. Flexnlng's daughter to the
home of Mrs. Bliss on tholluy the latter
we- polsonod. The girl testlflod that they
were sent by Mm. Fleming with clam
chowder and pie to take (a Mrs. mm. A
wusatlon was caused when. In reply to a
mention. Florence (raid that when nho and
firm-Io returned to the hotel Mrs. Fleming
acid to her daughter. "I hope you didn‘t.
on! any of the chowder." Dr. l-‘cboolo
was again mercilessly cruel examined by
Mr. llrooko. who attacked the wltnoue
pununol character.
Boy Drmvnrd in. (luv-~30.
Dawn-lo. N. Y.. June o.—(lno boy was
drowned and another In hardly likely to
recover as u result of a bathing accident
here. Albert Bland. it yours old. aml l'ld-
ward Bradshaw were bathing on tho mat
eldu of tho rlvor. The latter get beyond
hls depth and sank. lie was rescued by
hle companions. llr. Sherman was Hull)-
mom-d. and whlln ho was npplylng restor-
nllv'ea lllnud. who was bulhlng near by.
wan caught by on undercurrent and our-
rch ovor Ibo (lam. llI-I body wall quickly
recovered, but the doctor could not rovlvu
him. llradubnw'e condition In prconrloun.
Ilnlugo of (hmgrmu.
\I‘A'uuxoros. Juno :x.--I,l the senate
yohtonlny the amended dullclonry blll.
framed to overcome the objections of tho
wouldont In Me veto lnonaugo. wan willful].
Tho Immigration bill wan oonnlderod, and
Mr. Morgan (-ka on the Cuban question.
In Iboluuun the final moron-nee report
on the povtolllco npproprlatlon blll was
«grad to, and aovoml mlnnr bills were
phoned. 'l‘ho ptoeldcnt nlgnud the amended
deficiency blll.
Want an l-tlgbt Ifmrr Du.
lloe'rox. Juno lt—lhilegaten from In
New England oltlon attended a convention
of oarponloro' unlonv at llnrlnony Imll
hl'fl“. After the tremartlon of prollxnlnnry
lm-dnon It wan voted to lake step: toward
mtnbllnblnu on eight hour day In New
Eliulund town. and cltleu.
Amhrut'n flu-elm" (layman.
Amman. Nan. Juno ll.-Ilubort '1‘.
bible". ”47. (II l’nlnmu. Conn. ha: been
alerted raptnln of the Amherst collage
aIbIoIIr. foam for out ICIIIlulI.
TELEGRAPHIC enters.
Captain John H. llourko. llnltod stator:
army. (ll ‘ l'hllodulpblu.
.lnlon I-llln b. Ibemulnent From-h (dalm-
mau and former premier. died In I’m-In.
'l'houatlonul awngerlont of the North
Ann-float: Iaougorbund opened In l‘Ittn.
bum.
I‘memv WIIlIam'n ym'bt. tho Meteor.
won In the llnynl Clnquo Pom regatta at
Dorm. England.
The Immune mlxod trlhun
ogIImt naming funds for I
i of the finder: expedition.
.Ilmmy MoXaIIy, ”king of Amen gnmlll
men." was mntomml mtbm corn In tho
IIIInoIn state prison under the name of
II‘Illlnmn. .
'I‘Iw mullet-Italian ban Informed Hpam
that the crew of tho fllllmlllerlng Ichoonor
‘Compolltov. tried by (lrumhond court
mnvtlnl. "not not be executed.
decided
oxponnm
John H. .Iobnmn. ‘
:40va service detootlvm are scarablng
ifor counterfolfmv who (lllpcmod of tholr
hnndlwork In Now York that who menu»
Efmtuvod In 80th Oxford. Mann.
l A mid» valved by Dr. J. ll. modern-k
, of Jamaica Plain. More. from John Hun
. "om-nod of Johommbur , South Airl-
gm. my: Wynnnmmon Io Improving
"lowly, and that It. nommond «pool-
‘othuum-Iuflv ”clove-oh. .
lie I
IQANI‘V’uRt
SPECIAL
NJ\II‘G..\/
SALE OF
BIMNED HAT$
v" . lav
THIS WEEK WE HAVE MARKED DOWN EVERY
ONE OF OUR TRIMMED HATS TO ALMOST
. HALF PRICE! .
O‘Br $3 hats for
Our $-I‘ hats for
Our $5 hats for
Our $6 bats for
$I.98.
$2.25.
$2.98.
$3.98..
We will give every lady a chance to have a new hot for
' Decoration Day.
H. KRIEGER,
./
Mahackemo Ilotol Block. '
South Norwalk.
PATENT
MEDICIIIES‘
At Our Prices l
Geo. C. Stillson’s
82 Washington St.. So. Norwalk.
J. 0. JENNINGS;
Paper-Hanger, Calciminor.
Painter.
_—
D‘ALBR IN
WALL PAPER AND BORDERS.
1 NORTH MAW STREET.
South Norwnlk.
Sample Books of Lad-at. Styles of Papers.
Horde-rs and Gilt Mouldings taken to
llOllM‘f-l for imputation. on notice by postal.
Eatlnmtoo Clieerfullv (liven. me Ill
’ HAVE YOUR
Furniture fie-upholstered!
{.‘arpote 'l‘akon up. Clonal-d and Ila-laid.
llnlr hlultrow-s lundo ovor. (llmlre ro-
I'n ml.
" J. c. vouuca.
H8 North Main St. South Norwalk.
ll. 9 Lllll
WAGONS I
New and Iooond-Hand.
BOOGIES.
PIIAEI’OIIS.
GARRIIBES,
OAIOPIES.
SPIIIDLES. ETC.
PRICES TO SUIT ALL
. CALL AND sun THEM.
HENRY 'TILLY.
CUT
Are
You,
Going
t.
Sup-b
per?
--m.-
Bieyeleél *
FALCON
No Hotter Wheel in the Mar— ~
case—ha lasilllifims.
for Sale by c. u. Aisthorpo.
East Norwalk.
Fences
Reduced I
in n u 5%?» $ 6 5
ll)
kct.
Stop and get a
basket or
4
two of
Hone : <
RAISED:
STRAW.‘ V ,
BERRIESQQ
Largo and handwino'.
Finn flavored.
0
“Pretty as a Picture";
Lorenzo Dibble.
from Tlo H.
llrnflu.
Three-‘
Coat”
Concrete
Walks
ASPHALT.
PORTLAND
CEMENT
AND
FLAG
WALKS
Put down by onwlmn-ml
own at urmlly rmluonal
jIl‘Iv'l'fl .............
RAYMOND BROS.
In. Mom-III.
SOUTH NORWILK - - -
5| Washington Strooh.
Open daily from 9 to 12 a. m.. and from/
I to .‘l p. m.. and on Monday evening:
lulu-rent. allowed on deponll'n.
manor sommue crest.
.IIIIIN n. ll‘blltlllrl. trauma
‘ . ‘IIII’NH. .. . ‘
Jacob H. Layton,
Flro, Lu. and
Aooldont
INSURANCE”
Real Estate and House Agent.)
Doom; Htmmnblp Tickets, and Sterling
.n
and Stocks So (1.
OFFICE. fi RAILROAD PLACE.
NI'le Ill I’m-(l. “Illa“,
SOUTH NUItW.\I.K. : z’: :
Notary l’uhllo. Aaknovvlwlgment» Taken
. SAVINGS BIIK.
KNAPP. See. and Tutu.
W
mm N otluted
CON N.
llv».
V O U N G - M A Nl
Why Inkellm chance of II In:
wltbonl loam-anon. when
lento a (lay wlll
INSURE YOUR LIFE 9
FOR SLOOOI
(Ir .‘llv (7t... a day will glvr you an WWW*
lllcnt of "All". Imyulill- In nnmlf ll
With lnunrumzu.
clue,thehent la the cllcnpent. Insure In all! ’
Connecticut General? '
llfe Insurance Co.
or Hartford.
5. s. L'Hoinsmau'
Ill' Wan-blank)" Htmt. Flo. him-ll.
YOU (“’1' DO BETTER
Than Leave Your (Irdnro for
Print-
ingl
our
Ike "ovum 5 7
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