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Sale! *
Men’s $5.00 Tan Shoes, - $3.50
‘0‘ $4 00 II II _ . $3.00 . f
Ladies' 52. 50 Russet lace Shoe, - ‘ $I . 50 "
" S3. 50 " " $2.50 "
children’ 5 Spring Heel RussetShoes, 5 to 8, .
456 and 50c
Children’s Spring Heel Russet Shoes,
9 to II,
60c
A large line of Ladics' Oxford Russet and Black at Greatly Re-
duced I‘I'iecs.
n.
M. H. GLOVER’S , .-;
Double ’
Shoe r
A Store. . . . .
II0 and ‘2 Wall Street,
Norwalk, Ct.
Every-body's Shoes h’lIiued Free.
TH EYIALL TALK
...,J . no.
ABOUT 00 R
Neckwear Sale!
This time a
Garner Percale Negligee Shirt, 29 Cents!
Sizes Ll lo I7.
llrIIkeu lots of men's, buys'
and childieu's
SUITS - AND - MEN’S - TROUSERS,
PRICE 0 N E.
HALF
ll we have your size, they are bargains for you.
CHILDREN’S WAISTS.
SIZCS 3r III SI (’I 75“-
chulur 81 waists.
Flannel w.Ii:.ts,5I.It; regular
.pricc, St.
W. A. BENEDICT & CO.
9 MAIN STREET,
Norwalk.
.. m. “an...
, .M'wp. «nab» .
.5 W!”
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".14 l
lilo WASHINTON ST.,
80. Norwalk.
What is It?
lhatpromptn you tohuy your IIhoIIII at
min More rather than another? IIIII't il
ill-fl", quality. lit durability and prim mi
loihe alien and prompt and continue»
attention on Illl‘ III". of the proprietor and
II.IlIIIIIII.III. " If t mm are the real iadaow
IIII‘lIli‘ We look {or II liberal iIhareol your
patronage.
H. 5. BROWN,
90 WISHIIBTOI SIRE“.
.outh Norwalk, Dorm
or rule at Tomlinm’t'llmg store
HIM. III: III in III LII: ..II .I I.
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REI‘I’ORI
IOS'I IIGOII
Mamie l M oin'tIIIII-l I If .I... tI-I .1 Sum! I‘mnlin who,
u. Mm -. .I. r W”,r.t‘.‘l’ I .. i I“l -II~II on us mm Amy rank. as.
y... .. iIIII Iwm, .I. I. I I ,. . . III mi H nrglitlt'll, earn
II Iota: I VIP-1" ‘i I« ,I . . I .. v I' GIIVC" II-rfim. Ith
9"th I'M .. [it I‘ r . I II I hurl It: m-Ioey.
oven srxrrwrun KILLED.
Nearly a Hundred Were Injurld. a
Large Number fatally.
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CAUSED BY COLLISION 0F TRAINS
The Reading ilnproae (Ir-bop Into Prun-
uylrnnln Railroad mourners Train It a
oliignnl Tower Near Atlantic City—~11"
Latter WIu Ilenrily Loaded With Pie-s-
ure Seeken ~Returning From the lien-
IIIIoI-e—Jrne in». or um h, Frightl'ul.
florpltnle Are Filled “1": the Injured.
Telegraph Operator l‘lndcr Arron—lie
lo Thought to lie Relponllble For the
mentor—Lint of Dead and Injured.
ATLANTIC CITY. July :iI.-A railroad
accident horrible in its details and appall-
ing in its results occurred last evening
just outside oi title city on the Want .ier~
Hi‘y railroad, causing the death at about Iii)
people and the wounding oi at least till
others.
Among those-known to be dead are the
following:
i’. S. Murphy, Millvilie.
.i. i). Johnston. Bridgelon.
Charles D. I). Bonongbs, Bridgcten.
H. (II. Taylor, no address.
P. IL'Goidemith. Bridgman.
Samuel ’l‘horne, baggage master at the
Reading train, Atlantic City.
I). iii. Wood, IIhipplng clerk, l’hiladel
phia.
John Grlener .ilridgeton.
Charles [incision Salem.
‘ Giiarlee Meiw'ear Bridgeton.
Franklin ilIIlIois. Woodrufl
Mrs. Joshua Earnest, Bridgman.
Middle aged woman with ring “6. to
V." initial.
Small boy about «i years old.
Frazer Bell and wile, Bridgeton.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard ’I‘rencbnrd oi
Bridgeton, identified by their nephew,
Thomas W. ’l'rcnchard. city solicitor or
Bridgeton.
Edward Farr, engineer of the Reading
train.
The Injured.
The following are among the wounded:
liowartl Woodland, Bridgman, broken
"iii'lll. '
'Hnmuei Mum, ‘liritlgeton, IIcalp wound,
Internally injured.
W. .‘I'. ripauldlng. biladolphia. inter»
Iml injuries and bead hurt.
Mary Shim, Frucsburough, head out.
I“. 3i. Bought). liridgeton, bacl; hurt
and head severely out. '
Charlie: if. Ilynlek, Bridgman, badly
out. about. head.
Violet. Alfred, ilridgnton. lace cut and
nose fractured.
lion‘ord Humility, ilrldgo'on, body
Iil'lllt'lell and head cut.
\l'. (l. ilemulny. iirulgeton, badly in-
jiIrIIIl.
Linio C. linmslay, wife, body badly
bruised.
Mrs. III. A. Abbott. ilhodesrown, N. .l.,
. lower limband arm lirnkon.
Lin/lie and Carolina Smalley, Bridge-
ton. 1|me and leg-I severely injured.
8. (,2. ll. Frazer and wife. llridgettm.
both badly out on III-ad.
Irwin iiubois. i‘.’ year: old,
and badly injured.
Mrs. M. lx'cighor,
hurt. and head out.
.lnl'IIII Johnson.
head em
Elmer. N. .i.. book
Shirley, X. .l.. head
5 cat; wile suppowd to be dead and child
l badly hurt. .
Stanley Weucold, Alloway, .\'.
nearly torn uti‘.
i‘rml Fizeney, ,liridgoten, back hurt and
Internally llljllfi'il.
hit-II. Susanna .lobnuon, Shirley,
shoulder. head and breast Illjliml.
ll. Ii. lI'lIIhIIr andwlle. IIUIII seriouwly
hurt.
linrry (iraI-n. III-ad hurt.
ll. Whiz-u, nevi. twiul‘ml,
.\lrII. Laura Pierre. ilrldguton.
out. bIIIIII illiZI body bruisw
William r-‘impklus. Salem, head Int-cr-
atI-d.
Maren Worth,
leI'I-d.
William Boughtmi. lirldyoton. internal
injuries.
lIidwnrd Seley. llrhlgoton. head out.
I'hIIIItIIr llurgI-II. Iiridgetun. hip InJllft'II.
liowurd Woodlawn. iiridguton. arm
broken.
.iobn .lm'ob illichnor. lirldgeton. inter-
nal lllJlll'lM.
.‘IIrII. llitebmnn, ronruwlop ol’ brain.
.\lrI-I. ll. .\ Abbott. lirldgrton, iI-g bro
ken.
Howard Smalley, iirldgetun, hack bro-
kl‘ll.
lluvld I'rleIIII. nook (Iliill’lf'lill'tl.
Allwrt ’l'aylor, ilrldgetun, tiiree «nip
Wulllltlii.
.lucob llltebon,
head.
'l'honIaI-I l-'. Morrold.
pound lrmzturn oi arm.
i'barlcn iiorner, ilridgaton. compound
fracture II! arm.
liurry WIitI-III‘I. Yorktown. .V. J.. log
broken. head injured.
IIIMltl hi. Muller, llrldgnioa. mntunlon
of back.
Charles W, llornI-r. aged iii
leg. internal iniurles.
lI'rIInlI More". lulu-I lirnngr. '..l.. Ills
loIIIItIIIl IIIIoIiidIIr and lnoemtml bend.
Wesley lee. Bridget-In, internal inl'II
rlea. centurion at him
Fred I‘hunway, lirlilgntnn. internal In-
juriu and scalp quInIlII.
Mary I’liney. aged ll, Yorktown, anrI
died and wounded head.
Mrs. Fauna-e iI'rIIllnger. l’hilnds-Iphh
lIrIILI-n log. have to be amputated.
John H. Holley, ”radon, rompound
lrneture of lunar, internaiinjurin. prob
ably iniul.
ltnclmnl Abbott, lihodertown. N. 1..
broken leg.
flow the Archives! "ennui.
The Reading railroad um Irlilrh ivit
Philadelphia at one o'olouh in“ owning
{or Atiuniic Illly embed late a l'I-Iimyi-
vauia railroad «cornice train at the w-
an signal town. about tour mllm out
{mm here. The i'erIn-yiranin train in!
returning to iirldgeton with sporty»! ex
I‘tlrllonlnta from that plum Millal‘lle and
neighboring tonne. It was lmded with
pIIIIIII-ngm. undo rough admin II! the
kiltmlnuti inmmlplmm the number at
J . . scalp
N. .i..
badly
Philadelphia, hurt in-
bruimi badly about
liridguton, com:
. lruoturrd
'lilll.
M ”In mad algnal timer the track»
Mil-3 two road. iv ma- 'tln
pinoe‘t. dry
5 Illuminati to it- hIlleIt capacity y.
' M who” "Militia Atlanilo
City to Iranian sternum» prevailed.
but the authoritiu were equal to the
emergency. Rollo! trains war dlIImItolIed
to‘ (9 none loaded with cute no hearing
a at turquoise. .Aa quick an the bed-
irII maneuvered they were carried into
the local hospital: and undertakcre' about.
A general fire alarm was rounded. and the
department, promptly responding, aided
in tho hmrtrcndlug work of digging for
the victims. Fear grew into despair and
horror III the rigorous work or the relief
gangs revealed the awlul extent of the
dimmer.
'l'ho lint Reading rellol train here into
this city- "7 mangled BOI'IISiH—liiiln, mun
an and children. The next train, not an
hour later. carried if; of the llinllnt’d and
wounded, and twu of there died soon alter
reacblngthle city. As train alter train
want. to the scene of the wreck and tolled
back with Its ghastly load, theeanilnrlu‘m
which does duty as the city hospital quick—
ly lound lte rnpncity orerlnxed. Mean-
while other: at the dead and injured were
being carried to the whale hospital on
Pacific avenue.
Engineer Killed Outright.
Edward lI'arr. engineer on the Reading
train wan kifled outright. as was another
railroad man. who was riding on the en.
glue with him. This man now the cul-~
lislon mining and leaped from the cab an
instant before the crash. Almost at the
name instant the engine out its way
through and caught him directly in its
path. ills body and that of Farr were
found under a heap of debris, but the eu-
glnevr lay in what remained of the cab,
and his right hand all" cias'ped the throt-
tle. lie had been laitliful unto death and
met it at his post.
The ilreman on the train had leaped a
tow seconds before and crammed with tri-
lling injulios. Samuel Thorpe, baggage
master on the Reading train, is among
the dead. James M. Baieman, a Bridge-
ton undertaker, is known to have been
killed. lie was in the third ear, and his
hat was lonnd lying among the [lull-hi of
broken timbers. Richard 'l‘reuchard, a
Bridgeton machinist. and his wife are
both dead. Conductor Kelly of the Penn
sylvauln train. had both legs and arms
broken and was internally injured. Albert
J. )lI'IsIoboch of ill North Eighth street.
Philadelphia, was on the Reading train.
Ho escaped uuburt.
’l'hn excursion train was made up of 1.3
cars, tho foremost at which mu. .1 buggagr
I'nr. 'l'lIiIIIIrId the next two roar-hrs caught
the lull form.- of the crash and ware utter»
ly Ilemoiidied. What remained at the third
car was tumbled into a ditch at the road.
slt' I‘I.
Story at an l-Zyewitncu.
Charles (I. llynlci; of Ilridgoton, who
was in the excursion party, was in one of
the rear ears. llo‘ escaped with severe
Ill’lllfilh‘. and so inr on his agitation would
permit told the story at his experience.
"When We saw that a collision was en.
avoidable." he said. “the same in our car
wax terrific. Women inlntvd. and men
l’linlliftl in mud paniclowurd the door. lint
it more almost belorI-wo knew it. The
ihirl car wzh cut. right. in twuandtbe
lIIm-r perllnl‘l of it lifted bodily from the
track and tIImIIlI-Il over. livery our WM
rrmded, and it i.» horrible to think of tin
Hoteliers who llllltl be lying under lIIeIze
ruins. The root of one 0? the cars tell in
IIII II lilih'fl, and I-Ieryhody‘in that car was
buried under it. It simply dropped in on
tl.o;..eoplo I Lin-u many 0! than aboard.
but I will lube (or the Ilt'el. I know puI-‘I
ilml) at two in our tar “ho ere killed
’l'lIIy on to Mr. and .‘lr~ frank Ii iII eI'
ilridgoton. 'l'lII ir daughter was in annih-
or car further back and was not hurt. i
don‘t know who Is to blame. Win a “a
were alum! two miles out lrIIIII Atlantic
i'ity. we came to a step out in the llit'fltl-
ow: and stayed there fora low IIIIIIIItIs.
lint I don't anew wIIy. I think tin-re
must ban-been lolly IIII or Inn killed. The
only person with me was lay them old
son, and he was not hurt. thunk lied.”
The Work of linear.
\ rI-Iiel train mum-yeti to the I-(II-IIII oi
the lllfifle'll‘l’ thI- I’I-nmsylrania railroad oili-
rlIIl-I and I'ro-I-I-utor Fury of I‘llliliilt‘
manly. it drew up in the illitkltI-fis a tow
fret thl-I ride of the total point.
The «on» was wildly picturesque. (‘IIII»
oplI-Il hr a flatllt sky with a IIlUllll rIIl
moon almost at tho {nil eIIlIIing in tin-
im- luolgmunxl and the brilliant Illlill” at
light. fllllllliii‘flllfl from the I‘II)’ III-)IIIIII
Illt‘ unyriy ul wlIII-lI had ln-I-II nuddvnly
will III/III by the Iiiosst awful culafitroplu' in
It-I binary. Staggering III and out ul Illirh-
m and mumbling lI\I'P llllihfl'w’ of broken
tIIIIlII r», with only II low lillul lantern-I to
Help their «training eyes. the I’i'M'Ill' gang .
III-I lImey to \rIIrL. A Ken and allowla
wI-re plied with vigor. and almost at every
half Ila/I'll undo-I a mangled form was
brought up and laid tenderly on tile wail
lug pulielu. It war: a gigantic and a bll‘li'
«lung l.I-k. and ibo- IIlroIIgmt ol Illi‘ll ttIrIII
III! mid». taint irouI urutolatloit or Hu-
Work of the spades. .\ heap o! biomldaln
ml limbo-rs turn-III iHIIIll by one of the rI-II |
i‘fli'l'li brought to night II wommi'e “fill. it
hml been er-nuhod oil alinmt by the
rook. and nothing remained but a drip-
ping clump, own the timid living goon
Not live IIIlIIIIta‘II later a I'hann- blow truth
a pink mounted a IIilll more ghastly I't‘lll
mm. II human heart that only a tow short
hour. before had boa-n throbbing with life
Una woman whom body was recovered
utill held in IN? cloud hand a pinto bearing
a plr-tIInI ol Atlantic t‘lty. it was: IIIIhrII
M'll. Smitten-Ii about the ground near the
wrrrls Wore many plmeol clothing. wlIlI-li
had in IIII turn imtu the healer III the VIII-
titan-«him. dainty p Iran-Ila. tom and
slow».
I}. Agoniring Brent.
.lllll an one of tin- relief traluii romlml
the l'rnnuylranla III-pot with It- terrible
load one man. who lay in III-orner horribly
injured. unload blur-moo lor a "neural.
and viewing hi» hand to IIlIIlII-nd. cried
in heart reading agony “Mm IilIi Illlil
)Iy I-IIII. who In my wile and I-IIIIIIrrII‘: '
it in ntnml IlIIII II at the injured ion-II
died at tho nanllarlnm alum being lain-n
there
HIIIw-rlntmdent I. YSWIIiguRl oi the
l’hllmlelpbia and iii-Milt"! mlnpany plm Ii!
the number of dead at ii? and the iIIJurI-d
at about the name number.
llu rent II telegram to Philadelphia
which cold:
""l‘hum were :lT retrain killed. on lol
Iow- Twolm Women 'il Iowa. 2 boys and
:giri- Almetllmnam! nulIIlmrlIIjuml. '/
orronlmn IIIIiri-IIIlilI-d Willlli'fl. (on?
men and a humid child. all Ilmd, «are
brought in the oily by II relic! train
It it raid that the iii-Milne aignnl mu
outplayed. and that the Whittle of tho
men are,» rounded. The limiting hm the
min or way III Iiu- "union.
The uranium train loro lire tribes of
tho “It!" at lint Men—«lbflt’idafllmb the
'IIIO bloek must in agnluet the Reading
Niagara. the lime. the Ahwauetah and
pp h
lag train approach d Io
lion. . A Catalina. ad Mia!»
,tio train we! also coming toward thin oily.
and It remand to mo;
racing.
' The signals at the bio hhouae were
open {or the to go o and flowing that
but. both trains we're
train. 1 expected the latter to atop. Before
i realized It i saw a collision was inciltn-
bio, and l nan about. to jump at the hint.
where the Reading engine now lies, Int I
took a desperate chance anti steel: to my
post. i do not know .where the fault lies.
but am positive that the Iignals were in
my favor."
When the news of “in accident. reached
Mrs. Farr, wife of the engineer of the
Reading train. it proved too much (or
her. She threw up her hands and full, up-
piirently in a faint. A physician VIM hur-
riedly eununonod, but when he arrived he
found that t-‘lltl Wan dead. The shock had
killed her. l ., .
yum-at Excitement at llrldgelou.
.lllilixm'l‘ox. N. .l., July ill.--Tlio wild»
rel. excitement; prevailed here when the
none of the accident In the liIIidgetoII ex~
cursion train was reached. it is estimated
that there here II00 lliil'hiiiliii on the train
from here and the surrounding country
and the uncertainty as to who escaped in-
jury made the i'Xt' llllllltillli general.
Telegraph ”punter Arrested.
ATLAN’I‘Itl UII‘I‘..iIIly :il. -—\i'illinm TIMI!"
low, telegraph operator in thallium-home,
has been arrested and will be lurid pending
an inquiry;
SATOLLI’ S SLICCESSOFI
Father Martinelll. l’rlor General of the
Aruguiiliuiana, Appointed Ablegale.
Rome, July 3|.——lI‘atiur Martineili,
prior general of the Augubtlnian friars,
has been appointed successor to Mgr. Su-
toIlI as papal delegate to the Roman
i‘ulhollo church in the l' tilted Mater“
fliolli'u Comment on the NEW!-
“‘Asilrxu’rox, .luly tit—When the news
of the appointment. of Father Martlnolli
was cmumunicated to (‘ardinal Sntolll. be
paid tribute to the great esteem in which
the superior general is Ili‘ld, but was in-
olined to question the pope's having taken
action at this time on thennatter. 'l‘lie
cardinal is without. otlloial udviI-IIn as in
the appointment of a mmcossor to blade”
and regards it an unlikely that the appoint-
IIII-IIt would be made at- tliis lime. II‘nilIvr
Mnrtiuolli has not been lill‘llllillluil in the
gossip til"t has centered about thesaurus..-
orIIlIlp Iil‘lfll 5-.Itolii. Illliiltlrhhinullfll' a
frequent during the past _fow “unite us to
the [lllsSIIlIt' sucr III-Nor to I ordinal hatolli
and the names oi \lgr. Lorenzolli, the in
It‘l‘llulll'IO at The Hague. and Mgr. lI‘al-
rouiu. titular archbishop of Al'l‘l‘til‘llll.
have I'm‘ll persistently nieutioIIod in this
I‘Uillii‘t'llllll. I
(‘arl I‘I-tvrII Quite Germany.
LIIXIIIIN. July .‘ll.—-'I'ho liIIriiu (Iorrw
illiililll'lll III The limes reports that Dr.
('arl I'l'll’l‘i’, bIrIIII-rly 1.‘llllIl‘illlill of the'
Harman i'olquhJ society. luau omitted “or
many. probablr {or good. 'IIliii‘ilrri'rllIlllllv
"Ill add: that this will put all end to the
inquiry into Iii-rr lloirel s I‘bal‘gvu against
him. which rI-NultI-d in bii rimiguatioii as
ehnlrIIIau oi the Harman (‘oleniul society.
”l‘l’l' IlelaIl llliiilt' llIII spocllie charge III the
rolclislug that Ili‘ III‘II‘T‘I', \I'lIllo III‘ was
Imperial IIIIIIIIIIioIioIIIIr to Africa in that.
CI'IIlI-i‘il :I Ili'L'I‘li and a noun-54 Ill be hanged
without trial to the nearest lrIIII lIecaqu
they had taken a lulu-y~ to each other,
which Ilr. Pay-rs disapproved of leI-uliso
he was lIiiIIIIIIII' intimate With the neurons.
Alleged l‘urgrr \i'alLI-r III l'itinlmrg.
thl:i“iIL51l-fl:. Muse. .iIIly :il'.-—\Villi:uu
Walker, who illsllmn-ari‘tl from this my
last. Week with a vompluinl tor forgery
lIuIIglIIgoII-r Illlll. has been lu-urd item
in i'ithburg. and a request [or his art-Int
IIII~ lIIIIIn iIIII graphed to that Ill)". Ill‘ rI-p
l'INtillll‘lI llllllnii” llIIIrII. lih‘ lIII lIllI III-re. in
:1 Wyoming ranIIbIIwnI-r who had a lll'xII'i‘
to do IIIIthIlIllir)‘ \wrklaniuug tho ArapaI
buI lllillllllfi.
lllIIyIIio Halters .h-ign.
(Hanson. .luly :i'..--lliu .iIIIIlJIIs I'IclI-
I-Iiiitpuuy. maker» III the Napoleon u'bIII-l.
lune Illiiill‘ Iill lterluilillt‘lll. ‘lbII .\IIII-rlI-nu
TI‘HFL and Sunni." bank in paid to he the
\"Illi‘l (‘i‘t'illllll its I'Iilllll amounting to
t-ifhmu. .\I-I ordiIII; to the hIIIII'IIIl'Ill lilI-Il
uiib tho thalullllli III, the lirii'lh IIrI- Slim,-
‘.HH and Itm lIulIIllIu-I. 1&7.le ‘I.
i‘lIm-Il in I'III'I-I-III‘IIIII.
‘ Mannie). .
I'liliill' Wind and tour I-IIIIImey'n plum
III'I'I' has III-IIII'vlval by the lorui‘luuuro of
Inurlgugru, 'l‘lIII llIIlIIiit.o~ are thought in
he iIII-‘MIII, II! which lithium In for him k
hold in t; u mm! port by pruuiil‘enti‘ar
rlnuo iIi'I‘iIi'l" 'l'lII- unI-l . :IrII lI‘IIIlJJIIH.
Lord llII-I-IIII‘II AIIIIIrlImI \‘iuil.
loam-II, July LLl.-Il.urd I‘ll-dull III Kll
lInIIIII. l.;.l - !II.I’ in'IIII'I' IIl Rimmed. win.
It. to Hot I‘lllllflln and MI- puriv will «all
{or .\I~,W York Hit the Pli'lllllt'l‘ I'IlIlIrIII IIll
.‘llfl .~.
Till GRAPHIC TICKS.
Iii-on! Ill‘I'il wauml Iunui pawn-Idiom in
.-I Loan and III Ilw WM and minim-mt,
i III‘lI'II'P‘ A. (mom. a lineman. wan '..‘lll
NI IIyI-lI-I-Irlqlly in iIIiIIII aware. how
\‘orII.
W II; llurl Iii Ali-tin IIIIIrIlIIrIIIl hi. WIII‘
and IwIIIIlIilIlrI-II. nlIIlIlnIr their lmIllII~ III
It "IIIII'TII.
'l‘h-I 'I'IIIIIIIIIIIII- llIIIIIII-rnvy lIII-I Ilroldul
to lil'l'l'lll the lIIIIIIllIntlIIlI Ivl ”Hull and
«ownli in regular.
Homlnrr llIIiIII Smith
lhnl ll‘ in going in r. uiuli in In Ili‘éilll the
dignity. of a denial.
.‘nwro wind and min More»: did qurb
lineman in I’lllnl org and Iallmr plat-m in
n-IIIIIrn I‘l"iIW’"lil|Ililh 'I‘lIrIII iiiIII wIIrI‘I
filil.
'I'iIII Mpl- .ll'lll II! on amply all all” at
Eagle truths. l man i’IIiIIi. .lIII-wy till}:
wwrvlr Illirlli'il ilIII lill‘ll. III “III!” lit-II
are Iilwiy to die. v
The pa limlonrv min for an inquiry in-
to Ilm miiuiniuirulinn oi the llriiiaii P‘lllllll
A lrlva nonipany no: lulu-II in the lirltiab
limp-a III IIIIII'IIImII
Flank WnlimbI-r. o Imy burglar. mu
that and lulled by I’IIlilII iIIulI 'l‘lmma- II.
More". alter committing burglary at Ii":
l'IIarl IlrI-ot. New York.
Attnrm-I “I Item] llarIIIoIIIii-mleaml lb:-
gIItIIrIIIIIIIllIt Hill2 molar! a' rut 1”.th
will ra Innundulndonih with ”III 1 Mon
l’aI iii" and Miller .:-. «om tnllraudn.
t'orIIIIiiII-I ‘I'onIlIIriIiil. Jr. and Mia:
“roe!- VIil~I i', daughter of It '1‘ Wilma.
tin banker. are in III lnnl'rb ll. it II said
within a melt at the rIIIIiIIIIIIIII oi the
bride alt-Info father.
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NBUTBALITY LAWS TO BE OBBYBIJ.
attention Called to Expecltloot ()rgluilod
to Aid Cuban InIIIrgentlwllnlivod filler"
I 0.1mm“! Ordered to lie, Diligent In PIO-
venliug and Peal-hing lnlrnctlonl.
WASHINGTON, J uiy lib—The president
lIaII iIIiIIed a proclamation again command
lug citizens of the United States to ob-
serve neutrality toward (Julia. it
The proclamation in lull in as follows:
Nth day of Jane. A. i). lent, attention
mu called to the iiil'lllllli civil disturbances,
accompanied by IIrIIIed resistance. to the
illilIllllllh’lllld govdrnmout of Spain iIIet) pro-
vaillng in the island of Gill)“ and citizens
of the United lit-ates and all other persons
were admonished to abstain from linking
part. in each disturbance II in contravention
of the neutrality laws of the United
States; and
Whereas. Said civil diuturbanoee and
armed resistance to tlIeauUIoI-ity of Spain,
a power with which the United States are
on terms of police and aIpltIy, coalition to
prevail in said island of Cuba; and
‘WIlill'iil'ifl, Since the date of said proolamw
tlolI said neutrality lawn of the United
States have been the subject. of authorita-
tile exposition by the judicial tribunal-(It
last. resort and it has thus been declared
that any combination of persons organized
in the United States for the purpose of
proceeding to and making war upon a ter-
Ialgn country witl. which the United
States are at peace and provided with
arms to be used {or such purpose consti-
tutesa “military expedItlen or entomrlee”
within the IIII-aning of said neutrality
laws. an. that the protiding or preparing
oi the pieces for such “military expedi-
tion or enterprise," which is expressly
prohibited by HiIIiI laws, includes tarnish-
ing or aiding in transportation for such
"military expedition or etiterprlnez” and
Whereas ii y express enactment, it two
or more persons conspire to commit an of-
tense against. tbol nitod States, any act
of, one conspirator to client the object of
filllill conspiracy readers all the conspira-
tors liable to title andimprisonment»; and
TIIIIIko l’eoplgAro RILIIIMI.
Whereas, There is reason to believe that
citizens of the United States and others
within their jurisdiction tail‘tu apprehend
the "waning and operation of the neu-
tralit" luau of the l'nltI-d Hates nuau<
tburllatively interpreted as aforesaid and ‘
may be misled intopartielpatmn in tinne-
actlons which are Ilnlutiouu: of said lawn
and will render them liable to theeot‘ero
penalties prm il’li'il l'or snob Iiolatiom;
he“ tLroiore. that the lawn above rII~
l'I-rrid to as judicially (anointed may be
dill) executed. that tho inlI- rII: ItioIIal obli-
galleria oi’ the i‘nlled States may in fully
hilllslliiil and that. their I'it‘m-ns trod all
others within their jIIrisdictimI. belt" sen-
sonabiy Iippriwd of their legal duty in the
premises. may abstain from disobedience
to the laws of the l'nIted Stain-I and
thIrIIJIy escape the iorieltureq utulh‘pcnal-
Whereas, iiy a proclamation dated ”‘8, ‘
fleulth and Salish;
.I. 'iII attend its use.
IANU'AOYUIID IV
(1. D. 3088 d HON, New Mailer, MI
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cpnonliés
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At Our Prices l
Geo. C; Stillso‘nis
onuo arena.
02 Washington St., So. Norwalt.
CHOICE
Building Loté
At Elmcrestl
Nomalk.
One lot we iIIrIt tIIIIIt lIy iml {not in depth. ad-
tles legally euINeIIneIIt thereon:
i. (iron-r I‘lrI'I-laiad. prI-sluleIItIol the
Ullil‘lri “lllllll lIII-lr Jurludie liuii ltxillllrl
\ioiniions of illi' Iiaid‘ ..mn iIItei'pIIItIId as
herelnlzelure expl: iIIiI' II and give IIIIlie-I
that. all such '.iohIlions will be '.iItIrnusly
prosecuted.
cooperation of all good eitiwm limbo vu-
lI-rrI-Iuent of 3qu laws and In the dairie-
lion and :IppI-I'Iia-usiun of any IIfitIIIdIII-s
against the name and doberI-ltyou'yoin up»
on all llll' executive oliiee'rs of the i'liited
States the utmost diligenn- III presenting.
prIIuI-I-utlng and punishing any lIIfirautioIH
lIItIi‘i-ol‘.
in testimony whereof. l liavotbereunto
Nil my band and valued the fluid 0! the
I'nlted States to be Allin-II.
IIIIUY I. l: Cl I '.‘H. \\l).
:‘ipaalih Muller him of tailow h-vrr.
HAVANA. .iIIly ills—Major (Elton. aldI
.\lIlIIIInII:I. IllH died of yellow (I II-r
Among Home prI-wut at the {um-ml I-IIrII
Spnnhb gnu-rah of this «~in and vicinity
Havana.
llII-IlIaIIII and “'ilo III'IJ\"IIN'(I.
' ilIII'III'II mum, \‘r, .lnly ::l.—-iIZ. A.
Tyler. proprietor u‘. the lirmn‘u‘ I‘UIINI‘.
and lIl~ \i'lfl' oval in bathing: in thu- (‘ou
Ill‘i‘IIl'III river liliilill lull! n IIIIIII :IIIIIVII tlIII
“”h‘ll'nhlii" bridge and warn
'I‘IlIIli‘ IIIIIIiIIII have not yet. IIIIIIII fr tutorial.
\lr, 'l'ylvr had Ili‘t'li proprietor of
“hull." IIIIIIN‘ )IIIH'I' ind: and prbnr in that.
time had been head clerk for tlIrI'eroai-II.
Lelia \Viillammn ei'I-iiimbetb, N. .i.
train! Im II Rolling \llll.
Hinton. i’a.. .iulyzii.——'i'lie abro'itl‘ but
lrt‘lIII on lIIII-Ilvllillllu lliilliltg ildllIII-re
on an IItI-I-utlun tuned in hienttrolnery
and llIIrlt-I IIIIIIIIIiI-II
building company of i'nlrodo .\ Sriylor.
Philadelphia and l’otlI-luwn. and
“outline llolllng .‘illll tuxlliiililly ol IIllIll
i‘Ili', {or iii, MIMI. III. The work-I are new
idle. 'l'lie I-wIIuilon l‘l‘l'llllllf l-I the roourb
ly Isouipaml ol‘ i'oliutewn.
[truth of ('nlmwl Norrie.
lllvl'iil;;l~\il H by . July Hi.
John Ilnlmnv Morris Illml horn. lie
wan burn Ill llupornr reality. \"a. Jan. I.
Will. lie wan II IIIIIIiIlmr III the 'I'IIXIIII
I-migmo and also attorney general wlIlIa
'I'IIIIIIII line it republic.
1’IIII Wellerlllo Warrior Irate".
Wulln‘mr. N. l‘.. .lIIly ohm-ileum
\‘urlln hoe arrived lrmII Ilndlow, Pit. and
IdIIIItillIIII the body which won lound In
liyko urIrII !“ that of bin nun Harry.
I! (mnlnr i' 'iI that be wa- murdered.
'I‘brn- i‘rrlnn \‘iilngn tinned.
lamina. llllyllIIH-‘A dispatch from (in
IIIIII. bound of Ernie.
.I-‘IIllIIo as tho mullet whirh three vii»
loam have been burned
to. tire at Ring-re no...
human» Nth. .luly 3i.~'l'he store
Itonr plant the elevator mild II l‘linhllh’ a!
[rain and flour were destroyed 1y lire but
night hm. tilt". mill
Iuwflli .. . .. ......
smallpox on II Itrliloh Mum".
(front, via Halve-ion. July fil.-'l'he
lrnm ilnltlmore buy 2". im- arrived III-re.
ear quarantined.
Into... new.
Fair. cooler; northerly elude
.. .
I'niird >tatII1~',Ilo lieu-by hilll'lliu ly warn 1
all viii/ens of the i IIIlI-d Stutuainnd all ‘
And I do hereby imloku t'IIn '
Iloeniup and brouwr of the Marduk"! I
Immy Will-l i'aptaln III‘IIII‘I'ZII Weyler. all the I
and llIIIl‘l\'iI and military iillllilll'llli'fi of ,:
IimwnI-Il, ‘
iho ‘.-
IIi‘ wan married l;I~t September to Miter ‘
ugnlml lbw bridge .
the .
Ini'oInnoI ;
lie:
myu that illillll'liI 1
anon» bare broken out in the prmlnmol ‘
hon-II of tho iIIIItruI Milling rompany It i
min-III rimmer llarnm-llnt iiw Karo line. i.
Inpinin l nrtrr hm Irnnllpox and the chip ‘
.)I-lnllizn\in4'r ,~. II- —i 'll I‘e.
; I'Iitll liitmitl «Ii-pm. I- uiilu‘ III the avenue. 1”
[mil irunt by ’.‘IIIfI I t III Iqu Itb.
lliew lv l- mu billi'vli II no tlIII fluent averltt
. III .\~Ir\tulk .IIIII luIII- :III IIn-Ilmtrw ted View
1. mg] LIIIIISIIIIIIII iIII quiIItlmutbirtymllee.
III ”lll'w. tiiw III')II IN l~ui|~ dual: lute III tiiwu.
II-m- run lil‘ii'iit‘l' not enter men.
and I-I-lII tru- light. ililllli\\llhlfl two[ m m
luaik of “wt are one I- doctric can.
Al...) nemal Ile liable lots on Woodbury
nwnue.
For luttliel; partii ular; Inquire III
, “M :UOI E. ‘.‘IurWlilli.
a
mull
‘
”Thine:
are not necessarily deer
things. Yet they become
dear to us henna '.c of their
goodness. Loriiinrd a Rose-
. Maillot Plug innotachcep
tobacco. in it is (limp.
. The prudent man stacker it
from mqilt'r! of economy. ,
i The extravagnnimuu smoke:
it from choice-became it's
7 good. When your tobacco
dealer take ”What kind I"
Say
l lIIrillards
RISE-[Elli
Illll Plug.
l M W contain If. m
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