Spring Hill, have a new baby boy.
A
I only Iceland cranium ciimiit Events
lllE. salon or fun loin Ill
lEIlSE Plltltlllll’lls.
dithered From a. highway: on am»
of Trplcnl connection Town:
A newlile floor is being laid in the
Net-walk Savings bank.
Mr. and Mrs. William Saunders. of
Mrs. John Noouey, of Norwalk, is
suffering fronithe effects of the heat.
a ‘ ,
W. W. Beers, a member of,()ur Broth-
ers” Lodge, in seriously ill in Bridgeport.
A farce of city laborers commenced
Work this morning, patching up Wiill
street. ”mm... .
S. B.Wilson and family, of Nor-walk,
are now Occupying their cottage at Pine
Ledge.
Street pounnissioncr Martin Kellogg‘s
family pit-nicked at ltoton Point. yes-
,tcrday.
‘Police Captain Gladstone acted as
special constable at (Ilrcgory's l’oint,
yesterday.
The Daughters of Erin aml tho Nor—
walk Fire Police will hold iiicetinga to-
morrow night. _
Engineer (3. N. Wood, of Norwalk,
and his guest, E. E. Howcs, have return-
ed home from a fishing: trip.
Thecase of State vs. E. S. Church,
charged with cruelty to a horse, has
been indefinitely postponed.
W. J. Diven is in town. He was rc-
ccutly sued for a divorce by his wife on
the grounds of non—support.
Mail Carrier Bennett has purchased a
broncho that wil undoubtedly furnish
an, item crc lot 1; for these columns.
Buckingham Woman's Relief Corps
all members of the limit enjoyed a bus—
ket- picnie at ltoton l’oiut, yesterday.
Patent (lonimissioncr Seymour nmi
family, went to Smith's Island yester-
day to lviiiain during the balance of the
summer.
Norwalk thermometers got as high as
98° in the shade, yesterday. At the
seashore resorts there was a slightly" rc-
frcshiiii: breeze duri u 1.: the afternoon.
Farmers have this season hired good
help for one dollar per day and board, to
work in liayfields and to gather the bar-
vost. This is the lowest wages paid
since mini.
Hurry Uainp, of the Norwalk post.
ofllcen'asohligcd to stop Work for a
few hours, yesterday, the humidity hav-
int,r got the bcsf of him.
(Thief l‘Iuixincci's l’rowitt and Ilaltcr and
the otliccrs of l'liwnix Engine company
and l’utnam Ilosc company were guests
at Eagle Hose company's banquet at
llotoh, yesterday. ~
llenry Elliott, father of Harry (i.
Elliott, the“ well-knmvn l‘il‘lllfll'lnll'l
whcchnau, was found dead in‘ his bed
yesterday, at the Arlington house in
Alisonia. The diu'tors said his dcath
\ ’as caused by cxccssil’c lit-at.
William Wheeler, of llridtzeport, u
Wi'll-kllllWll bicyclist, who was injured
in the tcirmilc road race in Soutliport
a few wcclis ago. is in a very precarious
condition at his home in lh'idgclmrt.
floors in his kuct- and anklo were
brokcu, and hc was otherwise internally
injured.
L
5““! and W: made
cheaply from
"‘3‘“ M roots and
home, hubs,
one bottle no other
makes “Just as
5 gallons. good."
WILLIAM! A unmet: (:0 . "Att‘i‘l‘tntinlli
._.._...... - . .‘w
'. _ .,. .
lie is officially Informed of the
Presidential Nomination.
inwALL RECEIVES norms.
the Maine Slilpbiiililcr ls 'l'olil That
He Iii Chosen.
l
HIE MADISON SQUARE MEETING.
Entiiuolnotle Tlmnuaiul: Fill the Garden
and Linton to. Bryan's Eloquont Speech
tr Acceptance“ Elliott Dapforth of
New York l’rooldod. and (lhvcrnor, Stone
of l‘llflllolll'l Milken the Speechof Notifi-
oatlon~§ownll Milken I Short Address.
Overflow Meeting: Held In the Dpnooly
Crowded Strootue—Clooo of the Nebras-
kou‘n March to the flea.
NEW YORK, Aug. lit—William .lon‘
:iiugs Bryan of Nobraska and Arthur
s‘cwull of Maine Worn last night formally
notified of their nomination by the Demo-
:ratio party for tho ofilocc ofpreultlentniul
vice president at a meeting in thobig
Madison Square Garden, which was a not‘
able politiciil event and a remarkable ell~
max to the remarkable tour of the presi-
dential candidate across half the conti-
nent. An array of unnumbered thou-
sandsllllcd the streets for several squares
about the building in valnhopc of scour-
Wlldd .\ ll J. llllY AN.
in: admission. In the hall, which was a
like a fiery furnace, Mr. llryun spoke to
'le,lltlli ticket holders for nearly two hours.
ills address dealt almost entirely with the
financial question. was more argumenta-
tive and less eloquent than his historic
t‘hicnzo speech, which won for him a
prcuidantiul nomination. and only in is
closing appeal to the citizens of New York
llld ho speak in the strain which had cap-
tured the Chicago convention. llowns
surrounded by many of the silver lenders
—.lone.~: of Arkansas. Illaekburn of lien-
iiicky. Silver lllck liland, hft. .lohn of
New York, Stewartof Nevada, 'l‘lllninn of
riouth t'nrolinn, (it‘llrfltl‘lcfl'd Williams of
Mnssacliusutts—sonio of whom had been
rival aspirants for his place on the ticket.
Mr. fiowull spoke briefly alter lirynn
ind was heartily cheered; Governor Stone
if Missouri delivered the notification
qua-ch, which declared that the wurk of
tho (.‘hicaizo convention had been the work
ifthnplaln people and dial. llrynli was
their candidate.
A ftcr the notification meeting Mr. liry-
an was driven to the Hotel liartliulili, fac-
tor: Madison Square, where he spoke again,
damning on n halminy. with lllr. Sowall
ind Mrs. liryan. who shared with her
husband all ilio honors and attention of
ilio oucuslon. 'l’hls secondaudience, stand-
“it! in the streets. seemed to lie coliipnsell
unmtiy o' workinuiuon, and Mr. llrynn
exhorted them to support the mono of
free silver with one of tho llifltill ctl'cctlv'o
'llll‘n nlr speeches which he has made in
the campaign.
Lessor lights of the party hcld overflow
niootlnga on tlm streets and mmlostu-cehcs
luring the liar-den meeting, at) that the
wetting of tho lh-nnicrlltlc i‘dlllplllitll ill
the city made an exceedingly lively night.
The Madison rqiiurn Met-ling.
The vast asscnihlageof people which
uailiorod at tho Madison Square Harden
.o'wltncss the notlllciition of William .lon-
hing» liryan and Arthur Sewall rrspec.
lively as nominees for president and vice
president on the Democratic tlclmt was
called to order by (flinll‘lilali Joints of tho
national coilimlttce. Senator Jones said;
“l mu directed by the national commit-
ice to name for your chairman lion. lilt-
llolt llmiforth of New York. 'l‘hosoln
favor will any aye. "
‘l’licro \‘au a chorus of ayes. and tho illu‘
that Will? declared carried.
Mr. llaiifortb, upon assuming thodu-
lli's of presiding ellh'or, auld:
"it becomes my agreeable dilly, by
directional tho Denna-ratio eonuuttlce. to
not us pri-uldlilu olllcor of this lucoiliiu.
.t‘H a member of the notification commit-
flllt trim the state of New York i am glad
to extend to all our vbdtluuhrulbrm from
"\‘l‘l‘y pcrflon of this broad hind who lmvii
come here to wlliicioi lhhi ceremony n
curdlnl and hearty wolf-onto.
"'l'hhi authoring in for thopurpnao of
ullordlntr an opportunity forllie formal
notification of tho llcnuuirntlc noiiiliicc»
for proddriit and vice president of tho
l‘ntiml Fauna of ihnfr liolllllmtloll. You
did not cvpui't from me a speech, and in
that yin will not he «llaiqipoinlod. l have
pleasure in presenting to you an chairman
of tlio notification cominlltm, the ills-
tlnuui-dnvd governor of Missouri. tho l'lon.
William .1, Moon.”
Howl-nor Mono'n flpcccli.
liovi-rnor Mono stepped to the frontof
the platform. and when lhooulbursl of up
plans" luul unbaldcd said by why of thirty
iliictloli:
' We are here to ulvc forum] hotlcuof
Mott’s Nerverine Pills
The gnat‘
remedy for:
nervous prosr‘
tration until
"‘9 all curious:
diuascsof the.
gonnativc or-
A 4! ll. fmt‘sflndfhgfl
u with» Newton: Premium, ai rigor,
loft. Manhood, lmpotznm Ni htly Emir-p
atom, Youthful Errors, Mal any, on
cam on Tobacco or Opium. w lch;
lad lo Goiuumptlon and fluently. $1.00;
if 6 ha: i 55.00
li'iliWiililiicl'l iii. and? titan.
told by all aroma.
their coli'clloli lo the giiiitlciuoli nom-
lnatcd by tliu national lleinm-rutlo lmllll'fl-
lion as cuinlldates for prouldoot and vice
prealdvut of the l‘nlted Slaw, llliheriu.
ally ioltiu-inorlnl custom, tho plcnidmr duty
of delivering notifications of ilihi cliumo»
tor has di'volved upon the permanent
clinli'tiiltti of the national convention, oct-
liig hy virtue of hta olllce as chairman of
the nctlllcatloocommittee. Except, for un-
fortunate clrciiimltaiicon. unexpected and
unavoidable, the usual einitmn Would not
he departed from In the present luntaneu.
i regret to my, however. that unfamiliar:
,orentn of a personal nature have arisen
0"“‘l
which realm ti. practically liiipmulhlo for
the; ohalrnum cf the convention, the Hun.
amino White of California. In ho to New
hold,» to request run to represent him on
thlh occasion. While-l greatly appreciate
the compliment conferred by this denig-
nallcn llflfllllllil but deplorp the enforced
nhmiiuro of the dintlngulshed Ionotor from
California, and I am directed by him to
orprorn his deep regret at llll inability to
be present uiul participate in the interest-
ing ceremonies of this hour."
Governor Stone then gave on extended
review of “artwork of the Democratic na~
tlonal ediivoutlon at Chicago and spoke at
length in support of the platform there
of true Democracy and the voice of deep
conviction." ‘ ‘
A Tribute to tho Nominee.
The speaker then paid a glowing trlb-
etc to the nominee for president and said.
"For n louder they chose a plain man of
the people. llln whole life and life work
identify him in sympathy and .internal
With those who represent the great. indosr
_ trial forces of the country. Among then)
ho was born and reared and has lived and
wrought all the days of his life. To their
cause he has devoted all the splendid new
era with which God has endow. him. llr
has been their uonslautand fearless I‘lllllil-
plon, They know him, and they trust him.
Suave, yet flrin; gentle, yct dauntlesu;
warm hearted, yet deliberate: confident
and self poised, but without vaulty; learn»
oil in books and ctaiecraft, but without
pedantry or protonsu; a superb orator, yet
a man of the greatest caution and method;
equipped with large experience in public
affairs, true to his convictions’, true to
himself and false to no man, William J.
lirynn is a model American gentleman
and n peerless leader of the people.
"This men is our leader. Hider his
honour and guided by his wisdom we will
no forth to conquer. Let us rally every-
where, on hilltops aiul in tile valleys. and
strike for homes and loved once and our
native hind. l have no doubt of victory.
it is as sure to (none as the rising of the
sun. And it will come like a sunburst,
scattering the mists. and the nation, or
client and happy, will leap forward like
a plant refreshed to that high destiny it
was designed to accomplish. This man
will lie president. “is administration will
he a a sblnlns: epoch in our history, for
he will learn behind hint a name made it-
lustrions by great achievements and by
deeds that willembnlm hlm forever in the
hearts and numory of his countrymen."
‘ Addressing himself directly to Mr. llry
an. Governor Stone acid: "1 esteem it a
great honor, as it is most certainly a pious-
nrc, to be made the instrument of inform
lug you, as I now do, thnt you were noni-
lllflll'li for tho ollico of president of flu
l’nllod States by tho llcmocrutio national
con'iontluu which assembled in (‘hlcugi
lll .liily inst. l hand you this formal nu-
th-o of your nomination. accompanied by
a copy of the platform adopted by the
convention. and upon that platform I
have ilio honor to request your acceptance
of the nomination tcnilrrcd. You are the
candidate of tho llcniocral‘ic party, but
you are more than that, you are the can
dlduto of all the people, without wizard to
party, who lu'lli'iu in thopurposw your
i-lcctlon ls lllll'llfil'fl to flf‘i-(llllllllsh. ’l'hl-
l'ufthi must he fought iii-mi ground high
above the level of partlaansbip. i hope to
see you unfurl the flag in the mum of
.\imvrlcn and American manhood. in any—
ini: this I but ropcat the oxprrssod wish of
ilio convention which nominated you. Do
this. and though you will not have rulll-
tons of money at your command, you
will have millions of sturdy Ann-rhinos at
vour back. Lead on, and we will follow.
Who wlll not. follow here it unworthy to
loud in any muse. Lead on with Iiiil'allcr
inc stop. and may tiod's blessing attend
you aiul liiii omulpoirnt baud crown you
with succosn.“
Brynn Formally Nollllril.
.\t tho conclu-‘ion of flovcrnor Stone“-
l'f‘lllfll'lirl ho lmmlcd to Mr. lirynn an on
nrmscil copy of the resolution of liutifli'n
iiou adopted by the committee.
When Mr. llryun look the parchment.
tlwrcwas a wild outburst of applause,
and while it was otlll filling the hall
('halruiun llnnforlli sold:
' The next rill-alter needs“ no lilll’l'tlllf‘
tlon at my hands. for his name is a housi-
hold word ibrnimhniit the land. I have
phasuio in pr: ., ieiiiig to you ilio lh-ino
«'rullc llllfllllli'n for president of lho l'i.ill--l
Slides, tin» iii-ll, William .l. Bryan."
'l'ho applause coiillune-l for mine min
fills and Will roizcuml again and littlllll.
llrymi sinful aluucot lhl‘ from of the stage.
withnutflrctrhv-d hand. asking for all-inch
\vhho hi5 :illdlrino hood on their chairs
t'l.l‘f'|‘lll;.‘,’ licrrely and icpi‘utodly and shunt
hit: his name In chorus, Afici- thrccoi
four minutes of tliia scour lli'yan, tin d of
waiting for an opportunity to Mouth, sunk
into llln‘ chair, and the l’llllll lroko into ii
pulriollc nlr. 'l‘hcn .‘dr. llanfnrlh came ti
ilio rcscuo wllh his navel. and finally ll‘n.
spocrh wn~ begun. Talking from railroad
trains had told plainly Illmli thocnndl-
ilulu‘a volt-u. its lil::~kill|'~.~ wit-4 :ippnronl.
but his illloruucm could he illutliiclly
llllflf'ti throughout ilio vast auditorium to
ho warmed Iipllo blur task. l’lilikohln
titllcziau spew h. .\lr llryan met his ad
driws from tho munuwript. Ho i-pokv
slowlv and mu fri-qiirnily interrupted
wltli vollcw of ('lll‘i'l'n.
Illr. llryuu ppoko for l hour and no info-
ute-i and llillslll‘ll tho i-hiqucnt, puqornlloi
lilhll'c-nll to tho I'lllli'll-l of ,\ow \orl._
H’Ii‘lllxlllu \vitli upliliid arm and with
iiiniilluciipt thrown iisiiio, null fnlrlv ilm
ii-llytut: the van mullwum, 'l'ho ll‘l'l'll'l
lmut had up to lho upper cullorlm. oluoml
lllll'llfllll‘lflilft. nod “tun Mr. Ilryali luau:
lilil~liwl ll iiin;oilli' of their tu‘ctizilltib
llh il through the doubt.
hotllcitlnn of tloimll.
At ilio I'lllllvlllnlllll of Mr. ll'ytlll'ii atii'i'i‘h
tho Cliuiriauiii lntrmlow-il the vim prom
rylvullol nominee .\ rlhfir r‘i wall. and Nov
ornor Stone pnucnicd blui wlth the form
:31 noliiluulluu document. l'nnillduli
rowall moi wry heartily chm‘rml When to
Hll'IHII'fl forward, llfli'l' he, with t-llwl' Dink
llllfllfl llllll Idlil-r loath “V on llil' lingo. llii'l
grasped llryuu u hand to colluraluinlloli
Afr. .‘I'l‘tlll ivum a blunt. fflll‘l‘l‘iltll- hui
llllll‘ll about his breast tlghlli. lie Ililllmt's
no priteimlonu to eruiorlculnhlllly. and
although his voice might fill an ordinarv
llnll ll WIN hardly cqttul to Mndlmii remun-
filli‘lll'll. with hondrnda trampling alum
ilio lliror. Mr, .‘uwnli snlll
‘Yoll hmo mien inculliirlul iiolli'iiof
my selection by tho llcmo ratio national
convention on its candidate for vice i repl-
llcnl. For the Ullli'li‘llll! lotion of your
murmur and the hind [ltlryiillllllupin-3.1mm
l llumlt you. llailuu hwn picnriit at that
meat it‘lllf‘llflllli. I can iuoruliiiiy loll
mute the tumor flu in lion leis ronfoirrd.
“it \"liit tlll' uri‘,‘tl"-3l tillll [Hm-L ion-“put
convolution in tho lllFf‘ n‘ of our l arty. it
mu :lusl‘l‘ and morn in touch with the
people. The tlelt‘uatv i-t wcro tlwru to voice
thoiioltlnitiiitu of their comlliimnta, the
pcoplo of the party. for the purple of the,
party controlled and conductor] that con
motion.
“The Democracy of the country nmllrr
ilmtalt the great priimiplm at our party
are all potent and mortal in the troll ta-
lnu of that main tutor no thaw have at-
W
adoptcdmhleh, be declared, Well “the mint
A” . . -,
the overshadow a lung before the roar
try now. much: dominant by the. distrau-
rd condition prevailing “throughout the
land, in the demand for reform in out at
lilting monetary system. ’ (Jar party. and,
we believe. a great tnulurlty of the Amor-
lcan people are convinced that the legio-
latlon of 1578 demonetizlng silver was a
wrong inflicted upon our, country which
should and mind he rlghtod.
"We believe that the single gold stand—
ard has no narrowed the base of our men-
etary structure that it is unstable and un-
safe, and no dwarfed it in in; development
and in its no or to furuleh the necessary
financial Moth to thonatlou that commer-
cial and industrial paralysis baa followud.
“We believe that we need and must
have the broad and expanding foundation
of both gold and silver to support a men-
etary system strong mid stable, capable
of meeting the demands of a growing
country and an industrious, energetic and
enterprising people, a system that will
not be wi-akoncd and panic stricken by
every foreign draft upon us, a system that
will maintain a parity of just values in
the nation’s money and protect us from
the frequent fluctuations of today so dts«
astrons to every bnslnein and industry of
the land. ,
lit-inand For Free Colnoge.
" We dommid the free coinage of _ sliver,
the opening of our mints to‘hoth money
metals without discrimination, the return
to the money of our fathers, the money of
the constitution, gold and silver.
"Wu believe this In the remedy and the
only l'clilcdy for thoeill from which We
are new suffering, the evil that is new so
fast devastating and impovorlslilnig our
land and people, brlnulnu poverty to our
homes and bankruptcy to our business,
which if allowed to continue. will crow
until our vcry institutions are threatened.
"The tlclnonotlzntion of olive: has
thrown the whole primary money function
on gold, appreciating its value and purv
chasing power. Restore the money folio.
lion to silver. and silver will appreciate
and its purchasing power-increase. 'l‘nko
from gold its monopoly. its value will he
reduced, and in due course the parity of
the two metals will again obtnln under
not and causes. ‘
“We shall then hme :i broad and unlim-
ited foundation for a monetary fiyfitul’ll.’
commensurate with our country's needs
and' future devolopiiiczit, not the unsafe
basis of today, reduced by half by the re-
moval of silver and «aiminually under-
mined by foreigners carrying from us our
gold. This is the reform to which we are
ilio return to thi- monetary system of over
w years of our national existence. The
lloiuocratic party has already given its
approval and its Ilit'flu". tlur opponents
admit. the wisdom of the principle for
which \vo civntcnd,‘liut ask its touwalt
pcriiiiuilon and cooperation of other nu~
lions. Our people will not wait, ’l‘lioy
will not auk permission of any nation on
earth to relieve thoinsclii-s of the cause of
their distress. The las'm has been made.
'l’hi- people stand ready to render their
verdict next Noriunhcr.
“.llr. l'hairman, one iulrocalty and
through sincere convh lion, 1 indorso the
platform on which ll'uvu been nominated
l ludiovowear-night. f‘lu- people arowitli
m. and what. ilio pcop'o dicfarc in always
flir'lll’i and must prevail. l accept the
nomination, and, with the people‘s coir
llruiatlon, every effort of which tiod shall
render ino capable will [in exerted to sup-
port of the prluctphn involved."
lwpon the conclusion of Mr. .‘rl‘Wllll'H'llfl'
dress the meeting was declared adjourned.
(Tungrul’nlntnry Trlrgrmn.
.‘Jriv Yolzu. Aug. l:i.——'i‘ho following
rclcgrmn was received by 'l‘rcanuri-r ht.
John of the national ccnimiticu from
llnnvcr: "At a nu-otiiiu of tho lil‘l‘lllilll'-
.iu cculml cuiuimiim- hold llllfi day. at-
lomlud it" hit out of a total menthol-chip of
ill. flu- action of reactor Teller and the
t‘olurado delegation to Hi. ,lanilu wan
unanimously lll'dlll'rv‘ll. Hodges, tho Wolv
mil. clialriiian, was r-‘lnxivi-d. and lirmnl, a
trim >ll\‘l'l‘ limit. circle-J ill his X‘L'll'fl. 'i'hv
llcpiihliczin alalc convention ciillcd by thc
miniuiitie will umluuhii-dly
llryon and Sui-mil electors."
l'll by W. ll. 'l‘ndd.
lirpuhliran state li‘llfrill roiniiilucc.
It was Hull
TROUBLES IN CRETE.
l-li llarlmrlttq-n.
Lovely, Ami. l::.»-'l’ho Athens curre-
~poiiilvnt if “in Unity 'l’oh'urtrph Fitj‘l"
‘ l,.‘ri tan rcfomw ruluto ll‘rf'lltltlifllful'llht l,{
’lurlilsh atria-tins, .Iiii senca honoring
dolly recalling the .\rmciil:ili hori'ora.
liaru lost. on rylhing and incl»; the ham
uwcssarlm of life. 'l'wu 'l‘urklsh torpedo
hunts have [lllnsril the lwflllltl of twin. no.
ill}: ill lliiv lllrci‘ililli of (-l‘t'lll."
.\ «la-patch to 'l he llnlly News from
lilo-in. Hiya: "fitting in tho rcci-nl. Mil-.-
nulmun alroilllcs. the lined; government
hm dcchlod to no tumor pliwo hindrances
tn the any of arm». and volunteer» going
in i no for tho insurgent-a. 'l’lio govern.
In: to cunaiilrn that it Would ho inhuman
lo haw lhcm n helphsa prey to Turkish
broadly."
. i'lllaxlng in (‘rrtix *
lit-iii, Aug. l‘1.vor'cmlnllh'lnl advices
pillaging coiltlnur-l in tho I'llhll‘l‘ll prov.
ll'l'l a, and up in the l=rlwvlit llliin ll’w \‘ll
:0in fillll i‘mn'i‘lll» lllti‘l' llt‘tlfl llll‘l'fll'll. 'l‘lll'
lllllilitl’)’ int-amino. tulwii are lluuli-qualo in
,),o.-k Hm l'Xf'.l‘-~l". it'll in tiny cane lliii
{rutipn :trl' lulWi'l’li'i‘l.
TELEGRAPHIC TlCKS.
the stain of PM?” |. wow banned in 'l'oho
run
i'nln. Him», llallL‘lill'l' of an lliilo farmer,
l-niiruwm‘l to polmnluu her father. ilmihnr
ltfl'l lirulh- r.
'l‘hrrn \m.‘ u parade Hf \‘ioltllm wheel-
iuun an] n waiernudon front for the o)"
clrru at Loom-lilo.
.\ pup-ml judge hail ilcclilotl that the
land grant ruilrmnh cannot charge the
, government full rut-'4.
'l‘bu ilrlituh boom of commons relcrted
sonic llitltllllllllllilf-l m the lrleli land hill
l and acid It lunch to the lords,
.‘lrn. l"lnrcuco.llocket!him of f»? Wycliof!
' .mm. liroolilyn, i'oWi'll an armed burglar
f with a rusty plnlol beat him and put him
‘ to llluht.
T A wild Motif, which Is peppered to have
, not overlumrd from a cattle barue, took
1 pmmwloti of lilln'rly llllund ln Sew York
i buy and wait captured with illillenlty.
' rt. .lomph'g iloiiion Catholic seminary
l In New York for “ll‘ philosophical minute
, lieu of priests opviied with n papal bloc-i
log by ca‘ldo and an address by ljnrillnal
Hamill.
A unit for ahmlutn divorce has how be-
gun in tile anprrlnn court by Mm. Julia
Martin against f’ctor Morris, both of
whom an prominent and out» rm
York W .
. . ~ «luau-h...
p.
pledged, the reform the pcopli-domnlul. .
nominale f
I‘liairtiinll t’olordtlo .
ltclllgrns llclufc 'lerrlhlc Morita of Turk- .
'l'ho l..'hrhltlnn~t in tho rnviqzod district-t,
from linen, l~luul of 1 ruin. any that the,
.‘lollzih lie/n, who on May inwnulnatcii.
Wilson 8 Simian
The Campaign asViewcd‘by the
' ‘ Populist Candidate.
at 18 rim. or near ron sum;
.__._——u
strong [I Dennneflmn 0' the "flu”
. shipnnnaar—su. run I'd-3'"- "'1"
and flown“ to Promised In Only,'°'“'
State! and ltrJertm‘ln Thlrioon:
A'll.A\"TA, Aug. lit—Thomaa K. We“
lon‘o vice presidential hopes are still rig.
.I'oiia. in a signed review of the rim-o
veeks' campaign since hla nomination he
lays he can si'u nothing but promise for
dim-toll and his party. lilo any: that fu-
-ion hashecn effected in hilt -i status.
while straight out. Populism has captured
Hi. The southern Democrats, he declares,
no for- him in preference to Seawall. In
the signed article ho return to filmiiolf
throughout as "Mr. Watson.” He says in
inhstunoo: .
Win-n the national convention of the
l’coplo‘s Party adjourned after the horn.
luutton of Mr. Watson as a detail to that
of Mr. llrynn, there was an interval of
several days, in which it won dillicnlt to
are whose triumph it was. Had the firm-
iffl'llllf absorbed the Populism, or had the
l‘coplo'e l‘arty halted the Democrats when
they were half way over the fence? Would
the Ptlpllllh‘h nominee be able to hold the
rank and file of his party as against the
fuslonlsts. or would hobo swept off his feet
ly the title. .
As the third week has passed away it is
now quite clear that the Populist nominee
has not been swept away, and that his.
position grown stronglmilally. l‘wlnig
that the rank and file of his party would
look to him to maintain the Populist or-
L'lelllnllfill in this hour of its dancer. Mr.
ll’ntsou plainly and promptly stated that
he was in the fight to stay. This state-
mcnt carried cnconrnuonicnt with it and
rcnowml all doubt on that point from the
l’upultst mind.
In Florida the St. Louis ticket was in»
dorscd; also in firioriiia, Louisiana, Mis-
r'lllri and 'l'exiw. in .‘x‘chraskn itself, the
lumionf Mr. lirynn, the l’tlpl'llsl’i have
thus for dmmndod Watson a... liryun'w
running mate. in liltinsas the ”trailers"
huvo nppi‘iri-nlly traded off the electoral
vote to Nova“ in return fortlo- statehnnw
nllicera. it remains to it" sum Whether
the [coplo of Kansas will ratify the trail».
' ln lowa. ticiiernl Weaver's auto. the
int a straight liryan and Watson ticket.
lndlnnn. Wyoming and Wisconsin 113?"
plane likewise.
As it platter of fact, the uri-at fix-ion
l‘lchlllvlli. thus far has carried tut four
Jul-vs, while straigdit l'npiilienl hnscrtrriml
II: and fought. ll‘l opponent.» to nstahvl-
Wiill in tho other-z.
“'nnl-l In Ito “'9“.
Mr. Watson has asked tho national crim-
mitten to trend him to the must. He he
IEovu-s thzlt'lic should npi 'll to those poo; to
face to face in this I'l" in The “wt H‘ilf
tor \l’oaivcrs and her >impzlon~ and hcr
‘dary fallen I.l'll~l'h’ to l‘ math in low,
uniting that the soul Ii firm.» away from old
party lies and lunch the Won‘t in a new or-
caniznlloo wllcw aim should in» to write
west and south in [ulllili'ul llrlil‘ht'l'hluhi.
The south rospondcd, and the cough“
man from Georgia. who took hin' life in
his hand and stepped forth to taunt >imp»
-(lft and leis and l’uli’ov of Kitllwib. now
wants to Illl'l‘l} thu- i.r:ivo no :i of rim vw-t
and risk lln-ni Vv’lll'fllt‘f Illl'y Won‘t stand
by southern l‘opulium in this day of lta‘
pcril. Ho iu-llrvi‘n tin-y Will.
rcwull is the chain of the llrvan wheel,
the lirulwu to his car. The in sin-y power
dictated hi: nomination in acounicr mow
f-i Bryan's. in no otLrt’ any can any nun
irplnln why the entire mirth \vas passed
(illiilllili‘t'.
{ ti iriuan. the unhlliunin! ; rflft‘i‘lllllllfit.
in controlling lll'_\'llll'.~ fr.» ~lllnr cam- ‘
:llllul|.t\llll >1‘\\':ill,llilifyplxltl l..'\f"l)[txu
tot-rut. l1- liryzili ~ running pinto. What
{does this other That if ravioli remain;
l till
; l till the, milipuign wirc- (Em vvim.- will.
try will t-t‘" (‘Iczil‘ly l'niiflgli ill-lt Mf'. l’v it
jsih'l-‘tt of fworpla \sna right when ln- mid
jihut tu- wan going to no; , ort rim t'liis'mm
,lfl'lmt for llo- rmiimii that no ftz‘li silh’ifl'
‘l'lW \i'uuhl to l a». ,l,
i We cannot l9 uulltv of the :iluzzrdity of
Humming a national tanker do our tmd- r
flu a light inuiiusi, polio: ..i hanks. “ruin
ltint liopo to can .iro l'ltilt‘lllf‘ :il‘id Jud”. re-
ipro'ich it w:- chm -c an outer" [dorm-rut.
in lc.ui us if) a cunt: st. ti.:liiiiat pintocracy.
l‘wfmc to Vote For “swell IJrflori,
We cannot liclh-vo that we could ken-p
our own lorcim ulrufuht if no uhoitld Mari,
on n l'l'liw‘aili' Junta-4t corporations flit-l8!
tho conunund of a c ‘Pflliflifl-tn
\‘Ule fttl' .‘iswull l'lm'tilffl. .\ll§' {Hilli'y‘ I-thi'l'
than the Pi. lamli policy forum. druth to
l'opullsin, and we could. not to he asked
‘to kill nut“ nwtl partv,
‘lhe mouth flll‘lllilmll tlicilwwrnl into
which eluted. lint, ntio dart-ii not. Writu the
plotioriii nor dirtulo the lulliilneca. “ it
l‘tiliint‘n of pow: l' to flw m-«t, and com
plvtcly refined lill‘ moth from the, “WT.-
hmibcr of lll'tiliilllidzllulll, northern tlw
Illm‘l'lu'y.
Jo at results while out of povvwr. has at
lea-t earned the rtulit to live. “f'flf'i', m
the third week of the campaign Itilm' tin-
H. Loot-i convention pawn away. it he
comm more and more appao-nt that the
rank and file, if lcft robin rhino-n, will
win for lira-an and \iuliuno rather than for
llrynn and .‘li‘wnll. 'i'fiu motto-m lieu»
ccmt f: nla flint Watiiou in in accord with
their principles. their platform. ttwir me.
llolial [-rlilc mid fhl'lr tilatcriill intern-ls.
while Mr. annll it not.
l'viimyinnln Hold ”mm-trill!»
l'llll,.\lll.ll'lll\. Ans: til.» ”Thu commit-
! o rcpreu-nlnm tlu gold standard llam—
lil'l’llf-I of l’rnnwslvonia him initial a null
for a state controller! to for hu-lr! in thin
city no hint. or» for the partake of chum
which will he held in lmiianapolls Hopi.
'1. The lick-anion wIll be «elected on th-
luiulo of rum multatlunnf the hum» of "Up
rmcntutlrrs of the stain of l‘ennaylrnuho
hath" Manufacture" roll.
"03103, Aug. lit—Jilin Natlnnai Show
and Leather Minimum annoonrm that
.‘dcfll‘n, firm a: r‘pi-nmr of ilmwiy. monu-
trharlm W. tavern. Liabilities non placed
at $10,000. ._
Wilma II We” Huh-lo.
Wumsnrox, Am. in. ... l’mlmm
rim-l William to at (sharia-italic, W. to.
for. mm. . ~ .
l’opulistsdeclincd fusion offers nnrlput :
mm" in tliccholcnof ai‘im pry-idential‘
the (hurt m it Norman It‘lltllitl"‘~ to '
king, ‘
ili~liri° \va i'lililini lllll'n‘i' any \‘.rl‘llllltl:iiicc-v ,
wait the rim! of tin- l'mple’n Party which ,
milled south and West. trail-finial ttm‘
«it» u! ulllltiu :ii. the finifel'lifilnf ih it two: ,
l'opulmn. ’li.tlll',{ :wrmnpllnlwd thew,
l'c'l;ilt"ll l’arly will mind by in liouilnmi ‘
and that tho miullwrn livuuu‘i’.“ of tin"
inc doleuntm to the mittorml rfli‘ivt’ittilm .
lactimwa of not mine, have Mfl‘flwfl to .
t
martian-Hen loci.
H. KRI
‘ @4
GREAT SPEECHES HEARD BY FEW.
Some of Th'm lwilvrnd lo I Very small
Number of Auditors.
It is a curious fart that many of the
grcat up ultra» which gave immortality
to ”11' oration; who niadc thrm wcrc tic»
liv- red in ii-iuparativrly small runns
and to small itutllt'lll’l‘ri. Win-n \l't-llsicr
marl-s his great argumrnt in the Dart
month t'flnl‘gl‘ cast; :o-idc from lhc liar
and ihcoflicia‘l‘s' in charge of the room.
tin-ri- Were not .30 prrsuns‘ prcsrrut. and
ya I many he lia vr that hc spokc to lis—
tening s“ traitors and nth. 1' high tdlil'inls.
We Will close'eut Ail Our 65c and site
SHIRT .WAISTS “
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
Winn we road of Patrick Henry’s
in our mind's lye a spacious room aml
an illllll'il‘l‘l'nWVd of pcoplv listcning
to his burning xvi-rd»; with almost
lrl'lltilil‘rn :iiiv Mimi. lint, in truth,
many t f thus» spin-hrs \viiicliqiiickciu d
it I linngmi ”l" man ii of events wrrc
in ants—in \'f :- umrc than 1.70. “('ould
git» haw turn if‘t’v, in this oakcii chnpcl
Jif ."ptl XV“ e," wrulo- limnnr, thc gift: ll
author of “Sproniiru,” ”that. ’utricl:
iiinry drtivo-mi tho- grraivst and inn-f
l.nov.‘n of all tits Spun-hrs?
tliut l:o uttcri d thwa- words of doom so
unwary or. d. and turn so unwi lmim‘.
'W» liliirf tight.” Even fllft'. lint thv
words w rv- .-:l- Lcn in a tunc and mad
iitl‘illfi‘r’vfl, and who \vcri- so iniprcsscd
with thrm that for svvcral moments
tiny vw rv- almost owl-stricken. It was
only win if thi- \nice of Richard licury
L: c, that “fill“? raalcliicx-s' Virginia ora—
r~r, who row» to ”mini thv Words of
l:- My, rum: fllr‘l1.;‘!l:iii‘ ruiiii that thvy
Vvo 3‘ mill ii luii'h‘ tn tip illi-‘Vi s. "
fivwias'tl'sagaw'ii in i‘vfciiw i'f Wilr
izam l’rr i'ltiilit was undoiibto lily flu
pm lift ~t and "1in trillion! effort of hi.“
pr» 2' «tonal l'.fc. It did for him iuoru.
. po rhars, than them odor! of any cav-
llll.‘ giv iaLy oilarr in tho stain ol‘ .\'v u
g 1: rk in g» 11' mating his name. Ami yr f
tlu- an-iiwriw that liq-mil to him was
i l! w-tlxii: lull in nuiulvr. .-\ iria ml or:
!.f~‘<,-I it swinv- s-ir; 3hr lint an :irzuiucnf
I of .m I’ll‘u'il your. in .m'n'i-L: and clo
qiwni'o sit-.lilr'. l;.;\'i' :‘fll‘ilt‘fi ii in frw
. lim 2:: r-; “My d. or sir.” fillii Si ward.
. “ :._v :i.li.:“!i"i‘ is.» in raw 2-» 21>" limit: d.
The cnilzanl warfd was n.y :iudi- urc.
1'. 4. anti iv :ii' if, and g- nci.iiio-i:~
untrrii v. ill proi or t.'I'l.'t~lll’l' it from
the uiii’i'wnnt siaiulgrlints in which tlu y
will ii. \v It. I lii’l not maiw If to: a
pm: if 'fil" Iziatidlng crowd's igi,- ‘ilr
n
UN!
vitrifc.’
Iii‘rzp'r firm-lay said. "r'vvxuiil's
spmdi in d» f: on- of William Fr-cman
i~ l r.» nl‘ ' .-- marinade-m s in the lush i}'
own. le'iI‘ and humahifv. '
CANDLE POWER. .
g-.g\'.
"our to Strut-m the Lighting For“ and
Elect of n I'llmr.
This «gum-tn n and its almv: r have
brcn l:*:i,l ru t oily of lllll'l'I" In pl‘io-IL
: twirl c uly. lint rile-c one nictliud of
lzghtiui: is m trtpv ’tll': with the idler
f- -r sap l’l-il’lly ”'4' music -n . f lltlllllilk
pai'fh‘l’ has svriuinzly lumnic a public
‘ mutt- I’. ”M. many "mulli- pnwi'r? Tlll‘
«pt-Minn in wry 8mild“ and .‘l‘Iv lilyati I'l~
cow to Ill" In; fililfl.
Fcr ti.» .i-ivrmg llic lighting puwcr lla-
nz- rt Y'liill 3v YWlll" ill" t’i‘fillf'lfl Iiy
, Illll ltii’hif ii “I" .‘I‘V ‘f'tl. Ill flu lipwf’im
l plc appltcuth ii ti} rapvriiucm can lw
“ iriul lowly-affix A .«lwtnf obit.-
pagmr with :i gm a»- spot iii the m-ulcr
t". put into n fr mo and planed ln-lwwii
two flame ufdiifrrcnt lighting pow. r
--fn‘r in am“. .lu'lliirii an rrd‘iiuiry
mouth at in lziniiz.
Wt: u c from" is morally diatom
min the lwuuuvqnally lvriuht llamas,
iliv imnwspit can” to m o plainly on
tuih filiil‘n, fly satiric“ the frame \i hit
the rhrrt of pnprr slowly tmvard lili-
lrs-t i'rill ant light—that in. tha- candle
, --it will arrive iiuallynt a point when-
iho rimm- will ban apimnnllydl-up-
[mm d on both aides of lhc wow. '1 llhl
llrt‘cwlen must aanyuuu-ur when on
Infill «him of tho- papcr nii rqiial hrlghto
no so pncvail- and no eiiio light mil-tn.
flaring Mich-d llil'l point, it can he
. imwrtalimt how much «thinner h- the
light of the lump than that If the f'llll'
(iii.
if liyscnmilc is 20 inclvudislnnt from
the papa and the lamp on int-hm and
5‘”. ”to hrliilillirm on both side: of the
It??? r is ill“ with", Iiit n Ilp‘ light «if flu-
lan:p will In: an groin: an that 0' nine
raudh s. The calculation is hand upon
the dihtnflf‘t 1-,, the flirting «if which arc
multiplied try timnmelvm and than di-
vidmimhcfi‘, {of iimmmn. co timm tic
divided by 20 multipliwl by ifqunahi D.
This. of «mm. is the mm primitivn
mlfiflfl rm .mflfl‘ tight. but it is
l
l,
the primal for all the dam imam.
mugs. lit! it! W» "M“
E
9 CTS.
WAGONS l
Now-nd'flooond-H-nd.
BUGGIES,
PHAETONS,
OARRIAGES,
GAHOPIES,
SPINDLES, E'I'G.
PRICES To SUIT ALL‘
CALL AND SEE THEM. ‘,
H ENRY TILL‘V.
W
wr'eaivrful display of rlupicucc, we are l
dr livo-mi in n. sniail rmni and in a fcw ‘
w... a lurc lain! run-MM-
ncr worthy rlw iacu to whom thcy \i- re ‘
., __.__..~...-—..' :52:
Physician forWomen
u as. n R. ifflifi'éuuroiin
Can be consulted at her cities
"42 Baoao Srnniir, Bumouroxr, Comm,
From 10 a. in. to 7 p. to. any day except
Sunday.
’l‘hcdoctur is a regular physician and for
ilio paLi union-en years has rundotlie diseases
of \vouwu a specially. Ladle-i suffering from
any illll‘i‘lflf)’ incident to the sex can consult
“Luann-rd intln- slrictc-t confidence. With
fli":t.\.~ul‘:llll't‘ « d rw-olviiu: themost skillfulaud
sl‘lt'llllfli'frl'llfnlt‘llf known to nimlcrn su cry
' “f'lill' cure wuh nurse ur-V
ni~ht~d air-n rinpiiicd. ’l‘erme moderate:
All lrltcrs promptly replied to. Inelose stamp
J. B. RAYMOND,
DEALER IN '
BROOKSIDE LAKE IG‘E
‘l\'liolt-,~’.‘ilo:tliil i‘t‘filll uflico and it'll h0ll$9.5
.‘la-lis-m stri-cl. (Ir-tors iI‘I'I‘lVWl at G. H.
. iwbriduc .k (1 ~35 l'.;;.i r Store. corner Booth
Main and ll'usliinirtou streets. In list!
r37 w RXYMSNE,
Funeral Director
and Embalmor.
93 w-ohlngton Stroot. -
30. Norwnlk.
Residence, Mohuokeiuo Hotel.
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r. e. caosav, .5. e. s. ,
illil‘llltlfi' of l’liilu-lclpliiu. Dental College.
[lciitisti‘y l’Cl‘llll‘lllL‘ll in all its
lli‘aiiclics.
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Muiiui - \I'W idol-it. \\a~liitu:ton strict.
.‘i-w. illil llr i. .l'.
ill-unit iw-uio» will he ~qmu'Aumtdli'lth.
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Open daily from it to it! n. iti.. and from
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from 7to 9".
luli-rcst allowed 0n dcpordtii.
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