me m m w teas
Bookingmll’olt. o. A. a. will be
who James Buckley place in Franklin
avenue has been repainted.
- George 11. Weeks.“ Booth Norwallr.
has been granted a pension.
Adaneewillbeheld at the residence
of Frank C. Handle, in. Winnipeuk.
tonight.
Election returns will be received at
the Norwalk club, on the night of
November 3rd.
Usher Beers. who is sick with typhoid
malaria ntpthe Norwalk Hospital. is
somewhat improved.
w-“
Mrs. (fluenoé Swan has been called
to Norwalk by the serious illness of her
mothers—Bridgeport Standard.
‘ The residences of J. J. Seoileld in
Holden avenue. and George E. Miller in
High street. are being repaiutzd.
‘E. J. Hill left 101‘ Washington, yes~
terday, on pressing business. Friday
night Mr. Hill will speak in Rockvllle.
Artist Washburn is doing some artis-
tic painting on the windows of Ward-
well do Lockwood’e market in Nor-walk
Stewart W. Hinman. of Academy
street. has returned‘from New York,
where he passed a civil service examina-
tion.
Rev. J. J. Fallong’s sister has arrived
at tit. Mary’s parocuial residence from.
Rockvizle and will act as housekeeper
for her brother.
Thieves visited John J. Jarvis’ prem-
ises in Main street, Norwalk, Sunday.
and stole four fine chickens. Their
heads were cut of! and thrown into thn
yard of Mrs. Daniel Ducting, next door.
The annual session of the Grand D.-
vision. Sons of Temperancemill com em
in the Town Hall at East Haven, next-
Thursday. It will be the fifty-third nu-
nuni session. Representatives from to»
Norwalk lodges will be present.
\fhls‘h “forth! u.» 38‘?
Much amusement was caused recently
at an inquest held at a certain town in
Maine. according to an exchange.
After the usual swearing in of the
jurors one of them arose from his seat
and with much dignity protested agalnst
sitting as a juror, as he was managing
clerk for a firm of solicitors and could
not waste his valuable time at an in-
quest.
After making his protest the coroner,
turning to hisr‘flerk, said, “Mr. SQ-Blld-
to, kindly hand me ‘Jorvis' ” (the book
of authority on juries). And fixing the
juror steadfastly he said: ”Upon refer
ring to ‘Jorvis' I find that no persons
are exempt from sitting asjnrors except
idiots, inibccilos and lunatics. Under
which heading do you claim exemp—
lion?“
Advhntnge (I Trousers.
“‘1 took my little boy out of kills yes-
terday,” said a well known Methodist
pruudwr, "and he was dressed in his
first suit of knickerbockers. Tholittlo
fellow was as proud as a new president
and struticd about in all his fanciful
importance. Finally he turned toward
me after carefully surveying his small
trousers:
" ‘Pupn,’ he remarked. ‘now I can
Man" on my hood wivout bein ashamed
before the ladies, can‘t 13" "——New 0r-
luww Titian-Democrat.
From Marion McBride.
" For
genera
household
cleaning,
it Is
one
of the
most
dainty
and
Ben
Ami
The Modern Cleaner
WEVlllVlBllllVllAl.
cannula zen
Cures general or special deblllty. wakeful-
anemone-ulnrhao. emissions. lmputenry.
parade, ctr. isomers functional d settlers.
out“ by ctvert or exeems, quickly reltonnri
Ian mm in old or young, grungy r em
strength where former osmium tlftlvmlr: . . Con
“elem when, nimble, cfiectunl. and legmmnte.
. (tune to Omen anemone on.
Deal is .fmew 5y tmtfuldmf.‘ mm on
CATON'fi Vltallseres Hoot ncalndil yvmrdm -
ghtdmnotlmvou. l'nce bl
a
' . homoerotic other... Wears.
committee ”mud the. Populist fusion
tort: nonrandom... 7.
when. new intestines.
Democrats use! to level! and new to
m on W Dem-acorn.
mumm wanton may Return-
lnsn Alkali and Mn With Jones-
Arwm. Oat. lll.--After s' protracted
and exciting debate the Democratic slate
proposition, declaring it to he insulting tc
the Democrats in its wording.
It is held further that the ante commit-
tee has no right to take down the Demo ,
“MIG “€030”. as Mandel! by the Papa.
lists. The Popullsts are standing upon
their original proposition and are await.
in: the formal answer of the Democratic
committee.
. The Democratic resolution refusing for
rice is as follows:
Rewlved. That the Populist committee, hm"
in: mode a, proposition which miupletuly no
notes fusion by eliminating entirely the cou-
dlduey of the Romantic nominee for vim
Bréeeldent. Mr.‘ Sewall. and has cut off tin
mocratlo committee from further “fulfilled“
atlon of the question by fixing an arbitrary
limit. which expires trnlay. giving this oom-
mlttse no opportunity for csiualdorltluu of:
movement for proxmr fusion: thereferv. be it
Resolved. That the chairman of this con»
rulttee appoint a committee of five. of which
he shall be chairman. to properly prom-tit tr
the public the attitude of this committee. or
the refusal to accept the unreasonahlvand on
just ultimatum of the Populist commltlw,
clothed as it is in offensive and unbm-omim
language.
The Populists's Ultimatum.
The ultimatum of the Populist central
committee, to which these resolutions
were intended as a reply is as follows:
Whereas. The People‘s Party of Georgia av
copied in wind faith the let. Louis compromise—
viz.. the nomination of the Hon. William .1
Bryan as tho prealduutinl candidate on tlo’
ticket with the Hon. Thomas B. Watson~wltl
the tacit understanding that this act of pan-l
client on their part would he met with is simi-
lar one on the part of the Democratic party iv
the withdrawal of Mr. Smfllll and elfmzt ;
complotocomlilnation of the silver forces. and,
When-as. The People's Party of Georgia. if
their 35th“? convonllon, in accord with sub.
umb-rstanding. did provide for a joint vlt‘t-lu
rnl ticket: and
Whereas. The Donuwrnllc party of Georgia
the home of the Boo. Thomas E. Watson, bu.»
not made and is not making any effort to p: r
feet or obtain the fusion of (01'ch iuaaanrntu
at St. Louis. although such fusion exists if
almost ovary state in the Union; and.
Whereas, It should lm their pleasure and
pridu to advance a citizen of their state on:
section. a man who is without stain. almvn to
preach and whom all fair minded men esteem
resilient and honor, and whose every action ll
this campaign has been so patriotic and man
ly as to challenge the admiration of Amcvlvzu
manhood: and.
Win-mus. it is our lie-lief that it Is not only
the intention of the. leaders of the Dcmncratu
party of this state to defeat, but if possible it
humiliate the Hon. Thomas [-2. Watson. citlim
by a corrupt ballot. as has been manifested in
the Tenth mmgrcseionnl district. or by a par
timn legislature setting with» the will of tin
people and forcing Bryan and unwell Ull’L‘lul’!
on tho _ state, even though that ticket almull’
run third in the election: and.
Whereas, The silver plated Invoiocratic pm.-
of’ the state has belittlod and belied the mo
«llducy of Mr. Watson and issued this edict
theroforo be it
Resolved, That as a final effort to secure tl.»
union of the silver forces. to which the bum
oorntlc party is committed. and to test the [Ll
triutism of our pfofc-‘mml allies. we do mm
withdraw the following elm-tore: William ll
Fulton. state at large: H. C. Newton. Sci-cull
district; Thomas B. (levis, Fourth divtrir:
W. H. Whittaker, Sixth district: .1. J. llrmm.
Eighth district: William Lnusdell. Truth lll .
it'll-f: W. M. Bennett. Eluwnth district. an '
insist that the Democratic puffy of Hour-me
withdraw six of their electors. substitutin;
the remaining six Populist electors, with tin
understanding that the 13 shall cast their vul-
for Bryan and Watson: be it further
Remlvcd, That if the Donuwratic party 6.
not accede to the foregoing lust and l‘f-unlln
able proposition within five days from (letv.
then, be it .
llosolvt-d. 'l'hnt our central commitm- i-
authorizell and olnpowcrod to withdraw. if
advisable. our remaining electors or rvlmatnt:
tllorlfl that are now withdrawn. and that w.
t-(unt‘i'nlrate «vvvry vilnl't of our party in th.
election of our Clingrvsnlollul nm‘nhwrs.
Risnlw-d. That a copy of them: rv>olullon~
be transmitted to the Democratic oxu‘utir.
unmmlttm.
Jonzv ll. Pl'untsolun. Chairmen.
Janus ll. Sterner, Srcrvtnry.
An Interview With Wuhbjrn.
Chicano, Oct. 'll.—'GGDTRE lt‘.‘ Washhurn
of the Populist national crocntlvu com
mittee arrived here unexpectedly from
Thomson and Atlanta, where he and
(.‘ommittoemnn H, W. llsed had been in
conference with Mr. Watson, Populist
vice presidential nmnlnoe. When inform
ml of the failure of tlmPopllllst'llllllln-
oratlo fusion conference, Mr. Washhurn
expressed no surprise. As he was to have
remained In Atlanta to be prownt at that
conference his sudden change of base was
the cause of no little speculation in politi-
cal circles. It In stated on good authority
that Mr. Wnsblmrn returned so suddenly
for tho mil-pone of conferring with (‘lmlro
than Jones of tho llamooratlo national
committee and to place before him, in the
form of an ultimatum, two or three prop-
ositions from Mr. Watson looking to
the latter‘s recognition on tho fnulon ticket
in the different stairs. It is expected that
should Mr. Jones refuse to favorably con-
uldor those propositions, scouring for Mr.
Watson what he believes to be his rights
in the matter. mlllllfllluflfll developments
wlll follow. It is stated that Mr. Watson
is prepared. in the event. of Mr. .lonee' ro-
fmzal. to take a position which will prom
thopu'itlcul tulllflllflllfl of the campaign.
Mr. Vl’uehhurn. when soon, refused either
to confirm or (“my this utury. llo ilfllll.
however, when asked if he had econ lllr.
Watson's letter of acceptance:
“Yes. i now neopy. it ls lutemstluu
political readlng. Mr. Watson's threat is
all right. lie goes to Ala? oma. then to
Telll‘loflhuhfmtl than to North Carolina,
and the character of his address will do
pond upon the rmults of my effort. He
will wait to hear from me. "
" Were the results of your visit to lie.
immanent
bevel: ‘ . union
of forces rather than estimation and that
blew; must bowl“! in this fluht.
or the lesion arrangements tn‘ the elder-
uilt state! will not be ratified by the per»
ple at the polls. The nomination he re-
solved at St. Innis was turned upon him}
to unite our forces. and. being at the heed'
of a larger (eras than that which elected
lAnoeln. be demons recognition and via-
dication, or he will i! t. ills southern
pride is aroused. and would rather he;
vindicated in his own town, in his own‘.
district. In his ownstato and in the nation
than be vice president." 5
“If he cannot be vice president. would:
he accept a cabinet position?” ' l
"No. he would not if it were tendered,
him. He is anxious that his party should
come out of this content in a manner l
which will reflect honor upon it, and he;
will enter actively into the campaign for;
the election of Bryan if such arrangement i
can he made as will satisfy his people. _
He apparently puts it thus, ‘Wollluutou .
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are.
Huston wants Blueber‘s force with Blu-
eber.’ He concedes that in any event part
of- Blueber’e forces will no to Wellington,
every man would fight with new lnsplrn~
lion, and the result would be certain vlc-
t
cry. ,
"I believe that should Watson Issue a
thrilling proclamation to his party to line :
up for Bryan. it would be worth more than,
the efforts of a thousand speakers. The.
danger today is the stay at home vote oli
the middle of the road Popullets. ills use
could bring out the last manned new that
all others have givenvup l have undertaken
the task of bringing this about and believe
I will be successful." '
plant
have
Statement From Archbishop Ireland.
Wasnixoron'. ()ot.‘ 21.—-Archblshop lro-.
land has authorized the following state-
ment concerning the published dispatches
under a Rome date stating that the pope
was vexed with the archbishop for the po-'
sltlou he had taken on the political sltun~
tlon: “There is no truth whatever in the
statement. What the purposes are of those
who make this and similar statements I
do not know. As to my letter published
it week ago on the political situation lt. re
mains, so far as l am concerned, in full
force. Developments of political matters.
solar as observed by me, confirm me in,
all the statements I then made. and leads
me to renew them with yet stronger em-
pliable."
until
drug
them
did."
Candidate Lever-In; at Work. l
J masox, Mice, Oct: 21.——llon. Joshua
A. Levering, tho l’rohlbltlonlet candidate
for president, arrived in this city last
night and addressed a. fair sized andlenm
in the hull of the house of representatives.
Mr. Levering said the foremost question
I"! on
Diabetes and Bright's disease—they.
Warren, son of the well~ltnown oyster;
the following to say about Dean's Kid-
hey Pills: “I have had backache and
week kidneys from early childhood. I!
sell that I was induced to try them.
am satisfied that they are all that is .
chimed. They cured my backache. ll
am glad to be able to recommend them
to anyone who suffered at times as I
For sale by all dealers.
cents. Mailed by Foster-Mllhuru Con”,
Buffalo, N. Y.. sole agents for the; H
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an the some to them—they’re moo-l
and Bluolm can whip Napoleon, but Wei-l for u, ‘
They are Dean's Kldney Pills.
They add to the list all who take
but with Blucher at the head of his army ‘ them.
And South Norwalk's list is long.
Because the cure mlseee none.
. South Nomslk' people know it now.
Here is a case at point. in. Chas. E. l
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or. of No. 2 Chestnut street. has Q ‘H.
l
tried all kinds of remedies. bull
never received any permanent benefit:
I commenced using Dean's Kid-O
ney Pills. which I procured at Plainted'ef
,
l
l .:
store. My father had been using
and was so pleased with the re-
Pflce. 60
l
till the Thin Cities.
BUGOIES.
lpmcas To our“: ALL
”W. new, Mmmw. on—
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Th. 1"“ W cunsfi'w‘“ m; W ‘ ' I W
WipeOlitthe Lletof eut- . «onto... ‘ . ' - .- ’ Nous: our
*' l r .5,” , '- dill ’l I" '
foreulnSonth Norvgalkt... .2 'rl-ur‘ , 5‘. K “I l 9W 1,“!
IKSTH . AND
first one. then two. then four, the-1‘ ' 000 Lotifgz's
leht. ; . . . ms , . . . .
more progress. lun'utt l . 50.”, ClOdk 3mm! PREVAIL.
Well. it should be. it takes them all. .. W
Beginning with backache—they euro. ‘-
Exctgél‘anzjhaiufl-m We will not promise you tho earth,
3m ll 0 f.- - v
mm“ m pmukmgwn but. we do promise in snout you
Sediment or brick dust—they cure. the largrsl and best assorted stock
nigh cola and mucus—they. cure. '
Cloaks an
~ Millinery!
lixmninc all the
'stucks in the ciliw. owl then some
to us and compare prices. stylus»; mail
.quality.
mun-mum“.-
KRIEGER,
554 and 556 Main Sl., Bridgeport (3mm.
. South Xorwnlk.
J. O. JENNlNGS,
doper-llecger. Calclmloer
l".
. aloter.
WAGONS l
Now and fioooncl-Hnrru
PHAElnilS, mill-Jo u.
clfiflitfiw not; Panza ace screens
chNiéPiES,
l ii~.’"‘r_i'l"3 \ 'l‘f "" ‘- “
SPlNDLib, ETC. o Jllu l stREhT
Foil: h Nf-l'lh'rll‘...
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Up,» a.
r,r.lv
in " . 'w'l.. '
Hollow “Curls“
{:wjlun, 0l\;_’i?:1l‘,fl‘l‘nl'lltlr‘.lll
No.1 mm 4‘ “:m turf-A: (elem.
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(M LL .3 N '1 ) Shir}. "Hi bib}.
leer. ms n
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filifilflh’l-«tllih tlutcl illoclth
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walnut-u .
‘l‘he Steamer Ange
Twelve People _
W
turret , ‘
s
4 Terrific Gale W
7‘...» w..- completely!
Flees o ”flushing.“
and Crew. . '
Measunstn. 0r.. Oct Ito-o
. er Areas. owned by the
3 Navigation OOIDDIBY, from
l San Francisco. was carried
lend driven on the rocks of
l Coos head. llhs will u. a total
i in attempting to land-
; passengers and the crown
l slzed. Twelve were draw
’ gore and eight of tm are 5
following is a partial llat: ..
E. M. MoGrew of Coqull "le
gar; John Norman of Mlle“.
ger; Richard Walters of Oakland. ‘
gar. Of the ship‘s crew that!!!” "
M. P. Whittle of San Francisco. ale
Eric Walls of Sen French”. ”ll
7, Richard Pettermn of Son the
steward; A. Fernandez, ohlefv
E. Brown, ohlaf engineer-(J. Kur
or: Harry Sanders. sailor. -_
The accident occurred durlng o1
fog. A howling gale-was resin . .,
is left of the steamer to be locum A
" spars projecting upon the ocean beech.
. is impossible to reach the wreck cm
the storm. , ”
The survivors were brought to In} , ,
Cltv on the tualolnmbla. None ;
bodies of the lost was recovered. . ., ,
The Anne was built by thenn'
works in last. Her gross tonna
placed at 947 tons. The out“ was
time in the coasting trade and went
the best known boats in this post. { ~
The Cook find the Ship. .
New Youx, not. 21.—-When the Betti!!!
four mnsted. iron sailing ship, Attica),
from t‘alcutte, dropped anchor in the up.
per hey the cook, Henry Willlams, were
i prisoner in the ship’s hospital. a mill
" compartment in the after end of Wk
house.
Williams is a swarthy West India sum,
35 years old. with black hair and 1. berm.
black board and mustache. If MI 1’ . ' , ,
t
ENRY TILLY.
Eczema of the scalp or Seeld Bend,
in In most severe form. is never-
felllngly cured by Dean's Ointment, . 3T'-‘.""‘ the :3
"‘9, “"9!" ”Nine for all itchiness of ‘ "l
the skin.
it
'rzl
in this campaign was prohibition, and.
that the country would never prosper an. ?
til .lt had universal prohibition For w
effective work he thuungbt a pony orgm .
lzatlon was necessary and urgod'every ter-
son in fnvor- of prohibition to vote that
ticket in November.
MORRILL RE~ELECTED.
Vermont's ”Ur-rad Old Men" Continued :2!
Unlted States Sen-tor. ..
Mosri’uncn, Vt, Oct. 2L~Jastln 9'1.
Moi-rill of Htrol'ford was reelected l'nlted.
States senator from Vermont. in the son-i;
nto no other name was protects! and
Senator Merrill received the clam) no
votes. In the house Merrill reamed 21:!
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SENATOR nountu.
votes and Herbert F. Brigham of llakem-
lleld. Democratic candidate. received 1?.
In the joint nemmbly this afternoon t-‘on~
ntor blorrlll's election will be formally
mode.
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inning
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and on... lhl‘, pub“; In kuua '
and fi-j'J)’ it.
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many
sought-d and I‘ll xxx-‘1‘. f .r lll't‘llfl' goats: .
‘[woboxom'urwl him rm that
vs. ll‘ all ‘1‘ El lxl' “to”:
You don't Have in linear (Ill,
Limind .oimuo‘i Art's-vireo“;
.nl'i..l with}?! lxw'l‘w‘lfiflt‘, :33? ,
lt'llmml Einllll "t ‘o, "W ~ know;
tilsrrl com} '25? Tin-fluvllzxc. .
u pun-twill L-‘u inn} flli‘ll“t‘:f,i
l1
v't‘t'} l‘lf‘
1y expressed wishes had been real '1
every one aboard the Ari-econ would]
beat the bottom of the sea. The other»
members of the crew fully reciprocate Wil-
liams’ feelings toward them. and [vigil
good reason. for he twice refused‘d“ “
then set fire to the ship and holly t
to kill Chief Mate Henry Devi son with
razor. , ‘ ,
Williams would certainly have been
dumped overheard by the angry seller!!!
he had not been promoted by Cum
. Brockenshar and his officers.
The Arraonn, which registers more than
1 2,201) tons and has an lmmen' «pro-do!
manned
. canvas. left Calcutta on May
l Her cargo was into, a
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by a crew of so.
most inflammable material. audit we.
‘ parked in holes clear up to her deekf
beams Ullicers and crew soon film“
that Williams was a poor cook. Corns
plaints were so numeorue that he cm .,
it” any of the men name user the pulley
.D. BRSEV‘
in.
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ll North Main Street.
The honor paid to Senator Merrill by
his native state is an incident of more
than usual interest. When on the 4th of
March post be is formally inducted lfllu
the office which he has so successfully and
mlmlrably filled for 30 years. he will com.
inenoc a term which hlds fair to break all
records of membership in the national
senate. Mr. Merrill, although no yours
of age and the oldest member of the non-
ntv. is as vigorous and wide awake to his
duties as a senator as many men lllll
junior. Wlth the close of his prownt
term, he calculates a continuum sonleo
of 4:! years at the national capital, 1::
years of which was as a reproeoutatlve.
(ilvll Rrrvlco l-anrulunilons.
ALHAM‘, Oct. elm-Upon omnpulllh'e
civil service exainlnmlonn will be hold at
Albany, lftlra. Water-town. Malone,
l’onghkeopslc, Elmira. lllnglmmtnn. New
York oltv, hilllillotown. Hvrncuse, lloclnes-
tor. Buffalo and Ulmn in the week begin-
ning New. in for the following nnmud po-
sitions Clerks, junior clerks. messengers.
architectural drnflemou. llmtllmll lntornes.
junior physicians. women pltyslclmu,
opolhccorios, electrical onmnocre. assl-tant
electrical onulnenre (dynamo tenderer,
etcnm onajnonre, assistant steam engluoore
(Including fireman), inspectors of public
worke. butter nxtmrts. milk experts,
cheese exports. vinegar orports.
Promlnvnt Labor [loader Iloml.
Watson satisfactory?” be was asked.
“Yes, indeed. We delivered to him the
written report which summarized the work
of the committee and consulted with Mr.
,Wntscn weanling the closing days of the
canipalgn and the future of the party.
Watson Will 308 Be Ignored.
in statesmen rather than apolltlelnn.
ills loses sit huh and noble. his comic-
”r‘r pivots. 6 for s
with written guarantee of complete ears.
lntommlon. film-noes. me” two and canknllol.
I. II stutnitwot oi user: .mle! on. [or a week 5
‘ treatment. flcltlfllll" rn‘ltl'lfwjl prying.
W" MED. Gal. WfiTle. EMIS-
ll
All.“ we». 0. Steamboat hotel one»
liens are strong. and, having slyvsys been
to lesion on principle.
zeal pol .
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“his. Watson’s position is mlsuuder- .
etootl. Be will not be ignored. and his
perslmncyln claiming the rights of his
party has placed him in a false fight. He f
’u. so wltblhe tiled 3km“?
\ Hill y m I ‘ -
h... which involve fatten. m
mwm
Cltimoo. Dot. 2L~Robcrt ’l‘. Swallow. .
a well known labor leader. was found
dead in tho headquarters of the county
lhmmoracy, on lineallo street, The gas.
illough not burning. we» turned on Hill I
force. Ills believed that ho tmlnmlltod l
‘ suicide. but no one is nwmo of hle having
tradition which could load to cache mlt. V
Hazleton
and .
Cross Creek
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: l) ‘ lll. Hull. l‘”! ‘1 “Jill; I‘é'l‘l hing‘d t dz '- H“ h“! a razor ‘11 mu h.“
l’r-lul Nb 5‘, I F ting that the heat would fire the ole .
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KNHGHT ST Kl‘ll‘l'l'.
None alk. -»
”ml. f-Irt‘cl Railway Depot,
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UNDERTAKEFP,
Coon.
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again he would “cut their livers out."
Refused to Do Hie Work.
This did not stop the complaints. and
on July 13 Williams refused to do ”I
work and went to his room. He the
im-ked for three nights in the hospllql,
whit h is directly in front of the cabin. mu
that the "filters could watch him. cm;
i he professed penitence. Mate mum
sold, and he was set to work ohlpplnglM'
work about the (look. but was not allowed
to enter the galley or so aloft. Theo“? .
Cor-l lilie'tlu‘ed him. '
The (hull; n.:nln infused to 1702801! July
22‘." and was promptly locked up. us who
allowed his fro» dcnl during the daytime. g
and on the evening of Aug. ll be asked the
certain and all hands to forgive hint and
let him no to work again. This thoug-
tnln a-sen ed to. An hour later Williams.
runbe -‘ on the 1mm and declared till! the
l crew wanaod to murder hlni. ,
The man was apparently half erased
:4 with tear. to nab not a seamen was any-
where near him and the mate decided“) ,
' lock him up again for safety. Unknown
m, to any one Williams had secured «to
rmurs. “v also had his sheathknlfe dull
‘ a javkkoll'e ' 'l‘he hos;~:tal wherein“
. next morning Williams fired seine cotton
wasteln two of the tactile and built A
third “to in a rorner closet. 7'
The captain was called and Ill bends
, summoned aft William refused to extll’
[I
Down chino one of the rumors. clashing the
mate‘s halt hrlni and has woolen muffler
and narrowly mlsslmr his threat. The
male slammed tho door and caught it.
razor between it and the lamb.
Williams was left in the hospital uni)
the smoke had nearly eulfocaled him. M
. be was dragged out and put in bone. 1hr
‘ fire was soon put out. ‘
I‘ouudered In tulle Irish ;
Summer, 0.. Oct. 53L- --l\‘ews has hill 5
reculved here that nvesaol foandlnd ll '
Jacob M. Layton,
Fire, Llfo and
Accident
INSURANCE!
he mar l‘noenl
fts lune N utl
and semen Ho 6.
omen. c RAILROAD PLACE.
Next to Post (idler.
eted
so. 0. Stillson’s
DRUQ 3TORE.
The
remedy
nervous
Washington St. Sofiamalli.
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He was elected to a position on the as ou-
‘tlve committee of the club a few weeks
ago.
Acqullted by non-on of Insanity.
? Ndfihl’mhl). 0.. not. 21.4" the case
against lilies Celia lines. on trial hero for ,
having named the death of her father. »,
mother and brother with poison. the levy. ,
after bolus out an hour. brought in a um i .3
dict oncoming the Manual on the
.‘Wd‘duilt
pub
to it:
cued.
ob f . .
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Funeral Director
and Embelmer.
ohm on Isn't
w‘..flo'rtwatk. '
Hotel.
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YOU CAN’l’ DO BETTER
Thunder“:- Ynm orders tor
Print-
lng!
At the fiantlnol
OM00.
Reel Estate and llouss Agent ‘of m
(keen mmshl ' Tickets, and Sterling of the boat could lmaemrlalmtnu»
Mlll'l‘li NORWALK. r t i r 0085'
Notary Public. Aokootvlrdumentl'l‘ekou Partsnetvmn Oct. “MT.“
Ellen’s Neutrino Pills
to, and one with cabins flooded Fl.
. tr'elloneee
all nervous,
Mel ‘
“”3 Alamo em, on. non nestle
the lake. off Locust point. some time dltv 7
lug lust week. Ceplnle Cleaves and I
crew of fluliorinen. nearing their M
. last Thursday, noticed a lot of wrecks“
\nnd with the aid of a glass they any
were nbld‘ to see esper projeetlnem
water some distance away. All mall
tlon was made. and It was found that
vessel had been sunk. and the uplift!
e opinion it was a eteamer. '1
won nothing in night by which the m
l
deformation has been received from
port that a host has been lost. it ”
oerlelo that it went went down at
point and probably will: all on M
Ill-slog acumen Rose. M
laden schoonm which were mm
. thels owners to have hem wrecked.“
the meat storm. with tools-um
‘ numbering in all in use, hevcsrrl
at ' port. both with lost of deck load!
afloat only by the buoyancy of her;
neatly Injured wane fleeting.
Gunmen. Geno... not. eta-alien A
Allen. ll, son of Assistant ' ~
anemone with a fetal m
'hentln . When «Monotone; h
the bell
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"fill-nel- et Him
Vera Claim ’l’be Moslwm HM'
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