Ii
aver-coats - .
”are made their headquar-
ters Irere. llo atelier lion
little or how much youintend : ‘
to pa for illaf new overcoat
lite . ready tape! on
and buttoned. llc forcing
wills Vigilance; no ellanee of b l 8] Ir
'a Myer: before a U]. t‘ 0 in
”$3.1... flileybeef Willey,“ have in Over-coats.
Come in black and blue, fast colors, style and wear
in every one of flrenr.
The ever popular (creep in black and blue. brown and
gray diagonals. satin or wool linings, Slrinner lining
in sleeves. Your tailor couldn't mole/i our coats of
double these prices: 810. 812. 813.50. 815. 818. -
820. 325. S30. ”en's and boye'.
dot a new Derby in mind? The 85 kind are 83 here.
5 . BM‘
‘ sentiment route A: me
lo Disappeared m Invoke may
Years an as is low nine to Ito
r-ie-sun—n. amnenmwwue.
haiivciatlia non lerlved.
New You, 0st. 91—!» Burns-De
Hminccdheli-Glefiln story is likely to
be revived. The collie-t over the will of
Beta V. Burns was one of tie lectures.
Waldorf a. Phillips says there is a sequel
to it. he is weasel to redo de Fret»
clean Martin, a wealth respected
sneaked. resident lice. whowae least-c
under the will of Rosa V. Burns.
Rosa Burns never enjoyed the property
the willed to lir. de Martin. The admin-
ietrator of the estate. which was at 'i'
he. disappeared without, it is laid. tna -
in; a full meeting The estate was
worth about “0.000. end of that sum
030,000 or 325,000. an Mr Phillipe states.
has yet‘ to be enchanted ior.
David A. Horne. the administrator, die«
appeared from Topeka several years ago
and recently was accidentally located in
Rio .laneiro.
“Our information is." raid Dir. Phii- :
lips, "that be is new wealthy. My client. “
Mr. de Martin. wante the rest of these- ,
tale that was willed to him. and which he
has reason to believe Hr. Horne muse.
Negotiations have been opened with Mr.
Horne, and. unless he sees fit to do what
we consider right in the case. means will
be taken to have hint brought to “solicit-
cd States." g
The story of the will and estate is this: I
Rosa's mother was a sister of Victoria ‘
Woodhull and Tennlc C. Claflln. She
married Russ Burns in lllho in hlount ;
Gilead. 0.. and in 1859 he deserted her. "
rlhc was told he had been killed by In.
dill”.
she was married to Benjaimn F. Sparr.
a carpenter and doctor, in liiliil. Rosa was
; her fourth child by her first husband Ilr.
. Span died suddenly in French's hotel. in
3 Park row, in um. Mrs. Spat-r declared
i he had been murdered and robbed of ti..-
BU" Dog- Gracia“ and Ludgate Toes:000..Thisehewuunehlctoprore.
Rosa was exceedinaly pretty. tribe was
flabby and lip-tomato!
~ GLOVER’S
Double Shoe Storellg
40 and 42 Wall street, Norwalk.
Headquarters for the latett styles in
LADIES’ AND eaters
FOOTWEAR!
It Sole,
Box Cali Cork Sole.
.Tcn Calf Cork Sale, in
Enamel cor
married at the age of iii, in 1873, to
Charles Farina, who had anotbr wife.
He quickly abandoned Rosa. Mr. de Mar-
tin had become acquainted with the
. Womlhuii-Claiim-Sparr cistern and met
1 lilies. who told him of her poverty and
distress. He assisted her in various ways.
and finally she became the companion and
adopted sister of his stepdaughter. Rosa-
llna. and the three limd for uoveral years
at Bill East Fourteenth street. Roan
adopted the name of De Francisco Martin.
and was looked upon by the outside world
as Mr. de Martin's niece.
A Leader in the Elna-lair Colony.
Mr. da lartin was for ten years score
tary to the Spanish leastion and was
chancellor to the consul general of Spain
for a long time. He was a leader in the
Spanieh colony. where he introduced
liosollna and linen, the letter as his niece. ,
Rose Burns for many years was counsel '
for the Topeka. Alabama and name he
railroad He had drifted ”amount in
Topeka. speculated euceeosfuliy and died
on Jan. "" 18:52. leaving considerable
Others of 32.50. 32 and 81.50. Every sort of Cap ‘
We Sell
Tannerle slaves,
Open Monday, Fn'day and
Earl & Wilson Col/are, . '
Sfoneman’s Underwear. Saturday evenings.
WWW
To think about purchasing a new
lamp to light up your home these
you can (Inn/r of; too.
Mons 8. (0.
Denis Gloves,
The Cmfut & Knapp Hale. BRIDGEPORT. COMM
TIM E!
long and dreary evenings. Call at
Ladies’ Invisible Cork Sole Shoes, something warm and:
stylish.
Ladies’ Box Calf Shoes in Lace and Button.
how reasonable the price is.
OIL HEATERS,
From $3.60 to $i2.00.
GLOVER’S DOUBLE SHOE STORE,’
NORWALK. CONN.
"Everybody's Shoes Shiucd Free.
‘ WE ARE ASKING”
we can save you money.
~0-
property. After he left his wife he bee-am
acquainted with a Miss Horne and mor-
. rlcd her under the impression that bin;
3 first wife was dead. . w sthItS
hir. do Martin told Rosa one day that; cor. ' I'ln Illd .St '
she should try to hunt up her (other. 5300.)?“ "o'WALK
With his assistance she located him in Tc. i
pain. "another begged her not to make ’
the matter public. or he would be ruined, ;
and she returned to this city without era ‘
peeing him. i
I I I I
"Ross ilurnn died intimate." said Mr, ‘
i Phillip“, ”and David (I. Horne. brother. I Ine
l of his widow, wasuppointed administrator
; of the estate. it was salti Horne had ob-
BETWEEN
; fibril.“i:i’.“‘:..i“.$£‘.if:f".‘:§“‘.2.§:“5:?
NEW YORK, SOUTH NORWALK AND
N O R WA L K .
Your Special attention to our
NEW FALL SUITINGS!
And fine line of
OLD AN D RELIABLE
Estroyed there in the great fire of 187i. l
j Burns' real estate was sold to various per i
‘ smut They had no title. but we “little! a
settlement with them. After a long and
I - painful illness Rosa died and willed the
F U rnls h I ng Goad s . property which descended tuber from her i
[ tether to Mr. de hiartin. She smile of
i hir. dc Martin as her ‘dear friend and
more than father.‘ The will wan contest
l ed by hire Sparr and resulted lllfldtit'llilI-ll
s in Mr. de Martin‘s favor. ,
' "When I was in Topeka. after the ad.
. tuinletrator'e disnmloarauce. Hound many
3 important papers utilising from the court i
. ' - , . iv -. \ - ' f , \' rW' ore,‘ records. llurus’ perennial property nnmunb
llavmg u lh- ind. _,d lhr \mualk m ck villi] the \l ml: 1 o elk st ind") "0.0“” ”P 9.3.00». \i'etrsoed Hum“:
. for awhile but lost him in Lower Callie: .
THE PROPEILERS
lcuv or NORWALK, EAGLE AND
. VULCAN,
‘ m0 Jami", n... 1...,“ w, and mun.” : Will leave Pier 23. E. R.. Beekman street, New York at 5 p. m
‘ price dimmer“ "MM lbw. a wealth! . Leave Nerwulk, 5 p. m; South Norwalk 6 p. m. Freight received iro'r
”m! mymwmmn' mm m" pmwn’d ; 7 a m. to 5 p m. Upon application to agents the City oi Nurwaik
charge against Mr. de hinrtln. alleging
N D I CT & CO ' , Eagle and Vulcan Will be sent for special lets of freight anywhere in
W. A. B E E « .
that he was rrepomlble for her doughtor’n
New York or its vicinity.
All persons are forbid trusting any oftlit: employees of the boats cl
, death, but the charge wee triumphantly
refuted. "
wowed aromtitutlon. elected uni-we and
solo ted ibicuuu as their next plum «.f
in“ anything that would loolt like lnirr‘ .
v ' ‘ .
mm“ "H" mm"""” "' "mm" H" i ompiete line of watches. clocks. Jewelry, silverware, opalwsre an-*
col glass.
tl'lnmry. Mn l-"rancivco; treasurer. .l. A.
5 Fix. Philadelphia.
For Men and Boys.
we find many odd lots that will be closed out at cost.
through real mtuto transactions.
"Mr. de Martin is new Ml years old.
When Nona died. her mother brought a
john A. Camp, Successor.
Io. Norwailr.
lib WASHINTON $T..
i'os line on ucmuni of the owners thereof.
“Ilia Civil Karel“. Association. ' ’ ' ' ’ " ,n
thliihi.'i’ii.\‘, Hot. n“: ~-’l‘lm National .
Civil reriire asemlut‘mu convention B'G RI DUC I ION E ALI
numlluu one your honor. The mtmliuth n ,
F I n e P r. ”t. n mallet a benevolent nurmlolion of the or l
. E flat and is drawn with the view of avoid ; For ‘h. month of octobar.
following olilrere were elected: l'reeideut.
I. l'. Auit, .‘ww (irleane; Vino prmiticnt.
a l i). ll‘onl. Chicago; mrctary. ll. .f, I N DS!
cull-Io In sons in upstate”. , A fine line of stones at greatly reduced prices
Weslummx. Oct. 22.-Secretery PM-
E Ilele. accompanied by Mrs. Carillon end
1 Mr. Van Mullen. his private erumotnrv.
' left here last night for (Vuvfngtnn. where
2, the secretary will deliver his lrst political
l nddrrea title manila. ilo will deliver five
lupewchee in Kentucky and will return
l here next Manley. not waiting to vote.
’ Intell- at mum
th e E Belmont. Oct. int—uh also ennpoecd
to be William V. holder of Weston. w.
Va., committed suicide at the ileum
‘ floors by shown; himself three times In
the head. i'pen a table at his bedside
wee found an empty chief which had con-
tained laudannra. The enloide was about
all yearn old and ill delicate health.
Hallows“ resale Peel-rate.
All of these good»
specialty
purchasers. who will find many rare bargains.
A. W. lUS‘lIN, 39 Well Street, licrwellt
“EL! :1 .W
at
“vies. Ill
thatprornpteycn tchuy your shoes st
mmratharthan another? isn‘t it
style. quality, fit dnrabiiityendprioese
totheshoe em prompt and ctmttecte
attendance the genomic pmprietor and
mention? ii t are are the real ludnm
meats we look for a liberal thereof your
Sentinel Office!
onerous .
. ,. _ mil:- . i f '
fl"? filmy?” it” "" N I ' ' r51 " L
“ Able; ’\ Snifl Fifi???” T491". or Mi” LOST “mu
,1
.. ”"533, , flmmtflm. Vt. on #9.-»flwpeein- "H ”mm
”p.54; Vet. J .nvgcl-fggdr tendent iietldlitgaof theetateineenc up
5.3;, 5 .. .' , x .. V , . . _. » ,, . ......«nnk~;m&ee~er on: at Waterbury has been enacted on . .
v.3“. ‘ ., . , its: "
’ ”MTV l- "I , ‘ 5"" an. ‘ . .h‘ I; 0. ikfllh‘“ in"... . ' N "m M ”I M i Mi!“ cam” m Mt,“ l” 'h.i .o '.‘”.‘nt°' ‘t't".
. 5 . . .. .. . . 5 gm.» Marmot-stimulus»: oath over-iii 04mm
for sale at Tontlineon’e drug 5 in the seeing. I it ,
,. ital works. hand.“ rum arcane. in».
r this city. was intently billet bra eras: ‘
Nash & Van Scoy’s and see a line:
that will beautify your home andi
will make you happy when you find;
just received, our Cylinder Stove.
C all and see them before purchasing, ‘
NASH e. VANSCOW
DONNEOTIOUT'
DIAMONDSl
while not sold at strictly ’0“ price, will be sold low enough to enrol: .
team chew
unite bomb which, the police think. was
placed there for the purpose of destroy ,.
life and property. There in a deep airol
mystery about the entire elicit. and, the
authorltleaare looking hard iorasolatlon.
The body of the victim was frightful”
“tangled by the explosion. "l death most
have borne to him to quick ; that he did
not have time to realise what be tied.
Hamlin Andrus wesatnan of we . and
he lived in Yonkers in handsome style
with his family.
The odor after the explosion and the
volume of smoke indicated that the expla-
elou was either dynamite “that powder. ‘
So far. no motive has i . disclosed for
the murder of Hamlin Andrus. He was
popular with all in Junkers and essential-
ly a borne mun. .
, information bin been received by the
police of a startling character. which may
aid in the solution of the mystery. it was
to the eflect that the bomb was intended
for John F. Andrus, brother of the fluid
man. several times a millionaire. .
John F. Andrus did not appear at the
office of the chemical company yesterday.
as was his custom.
On learning 0! the explosion and the
death of hie Mother he hurried to the pc-
lioe station and oomtnunlccwd with Can-
tein Manglu. To the captaifi he said that
the explosion of the bomb might have
been the work of anarchists and offered
an explanation for hie belief. About three
m retrace-commoner, ‘
weeks not]. he said. he wee walking along
Wall street. New York. when he was ac-
- coated by a rather seedy looking indivld- ‘2
é ual. who took hlin by the arm and said: . i
. "Mr. Andrus. you are u very wealthy
‘ man. You have too much money. and I
am one of a number of people who believe ‘
that you ought to distribute at least one- '
third of what you have among the poor.
You will either do this, or there will he a
way iound of compelling you to do it."
Andrus. according to hlsvstory, paid lit-
tle or no attention to the than at the tithe.
Up to the present time no arrests have
, been made. The police were informed
. that linmlln Andrus was in the habit of
experimenting with explosive chemicals. ,
. and several iron tubes. similar to that by ?
which Andrus was killed, ware sent to ‘
~ the police captain by an unknown man.
. who stated that he had made tubesof that
nature for Mr. Andrus. The police are
looking for that unknown. This story.
however, is not believed by the dead man‘s
relatives or friends. who declare that be
had never engaged in such cxporltnentu- g
tion or shown any interest in it. ‘»
The story is that a bomb was placed in ‘=
. a box under Mr. Audrua' desk and that;
it was exploded when he Went to thedeek. i
: No one was in his office, so for as is ‘
known. but the cleaner yesterday, when
; everything was in order, and no one was
‘ supposed to have the keys to the building j
. but three reliable people, who apparently 3
f know nothing about the explosion. ‘
u
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RUSSIA AND FRANCE. 5
__.~»_.. .—— < l
i
The lllatory of the Formation and Growth :
of Their Treaty. .
Loxmx. Oct. 22.-——'I‘thhronchc, upon \
‘authority which it believes unquestion-f
able. gives the history of the formation:
and growth of the Francoiiusslan trill-5
ance.
"it was opened," says The Chronicle
. "by a military convention dated August. l
law. of which General Uhrutchell‘ was?
the thief author and which was for defen- T
elm purposes.
“’Ihe next important event was the
visit to 'l'uuintl by the Russian fleet in
' (lumber, 1893. which was followed by the
ucttmlsigning of a treaty in December,
mm. the statesmen chiefly concerned he
mg .\l. ifusimir-i’erior and M. do (filers.
it is slulplyu military convention with
special relation to the balance of power-
orcated by tho Anette-German alliance.
and lupscs on the day the latter alliance
l‘f)lll8ti loan and. it is purely defensive
and in no way oppressive cud thereinro
could not. he used lor the recovery of Al
aacerLurruinc. .4 (not. it ls solely directed
against. a possible lint-nun: attack such as .
by iiisiuarck in liilip.
“'lho treasu- has been practically put in
operation by irefslt codiclls dealing, first, i
5 with the scum hosed on tho unfounded ro- '
purtthut hngland intended to interfere
3 in Morocco: maceud, with the Chime-lapel» ‘
. use war; third. with thoriudun expedition. .
“lucounmtlon with the latter. We be ‘
lllevulthat Frame has sent two notes to‘
1 England. with Rut-side's approval. d splar
i lint u desire to rt-ourtuilmnhortlvc llrutu
luund Wold convention of Mill“. which
pi‘illloiii‘il file lirltblli manual on of Egypt, I
and the noutrul'lint'lon of the Suez canal. l
but which uuue to nothing owing to
l' tench opposition."
. lieauli u! live ('rar'e Visit. I
Loxnox. Oct. 32. «The Pol-la cor-re
epondont of The Daily New-e reports that.
ho lli'ftl’i'l that the c/cr'u vlldt. to (literati
\‘lt'toriunt linltimrul reunited in lilteelu, (
England and France agreeing upon the
locale of a policy in .Inpnnund (Yhinlnvbllc
iliil Lovuniluo, .‘ilcllllermtloun mid Airl-
om qua-slim» urn lil'imr arranged. "The
war \vnuh tho result obtained without
Mondale-ll.” Mlye ilul corroupnudcnl. "and
is euppnrlml ivy linivmul Austria The
uuimu in likely to die hard, but he will ho
obliged to yield."
t'oavlciest nl laneituhiar.
ilos'ros, mt. :12. ..... John flail-y was
found guilty oi muhcluuuhtcr in timed
parlor criminal com for lliiling his wife
John on Hopi. do.
, BRlEF dilemma.
Tsvo men Worn killed in New York by
.’ lull!“ rm; mor by wagons. and another
‘ mun woe imtliy injured. i
Frederick Lamar was fatally gored by -‘
3 a caribou else. which put is party of men .
lit) flight, in New York.
f, Antonio Hello, is outmoded Malia seen» ,
‘ «in, use urrneled in Long Island City. N.
* it. and hold by the firmltlyn authorities.
l‘rbrcss "clone. who is to be married
to the i‘mwo Prince of flair in Home on
. lice. 524. became a lloman Catholic at liari. ,
' The international chine tournament at.
§ Budapest woe finished. liberoueek and:
, ’i‘miuecrln warn Med for find and l-cccml .
prizes. i
The Hot. John ll. Morrison. 1). ll. hi. i
it. swhdeaccu ct imvieoeimrg. 3'. VS. {
was circled bishop of the new district at n
l lluluth. I
l Minister Terrell said in an interview in ‘
g l'aa-iantinople that it was highly imprcb 5
§ able that the l'nlcetl Hinton would seek to‘
l meddle in 'l‘ul-kev’e dcluastic chairs.
Clovernor Mortou has called especial!
.i melon oi the emails» division. third the ‘
tmrtriwnt. flew York etete. to hear the
Ward lt'nlrelllld contest over the Republic—
%on iiilliilllttl’lfm in the Fletecnlh concret—
elnnal district.
‘ rector must be u priest.
l
‘ escalates For Rector
m
lather County. l’eeeident e! the m
Summer school. Likely to Be let-e!
as. Rector- or I'm Catholic Univ "
He Is Approved by Weill.
Wartime-rot. Oct. ell-The Kev
titer Conaty of Worcester. him. and
Menu of the Catholic Summer school
Philosophy at Plattebnrs. N. Y.. w ‘
all probability succeed Bishop Keane ,
rector of the Catholic culturally lnthie
city. on ethc rim nalue selected ‘
the trimmer. of the institution or three
be submitted tothe pope. and his calm ‘
value with such unanimity and will ”(a
such strong indorsetnent in the lattera *
conveying the action of the university die
rectors to the pope that not doubt it onto»
tained as to his selection. The when
named on the list of three to be sent L
the pope are Very liev. Vicar (Salami.
Mooney of New York and Rev. Daniel 3. i '
Riordan of Chicago. ' ~ ‘ ‘
Father Mooney is a succeuiul notice (it
one of thelnrge parishes of New York lint! .
has wielded great influence in that this. '
it was in his church two years ago: that
the parishioners were advised to vote ice
new
REV. moms .7. 003A".
the Tammany candidate. He is a Pelli- ‘
eylvuniou by birth. was educated at Troy
sanctuary and later was professor of phi-
. luflophy at Troy seminary for eight years.
Father Riordan is a brother of Arch
bishop Riordan of’ San Francisco and was
. educated at llouvoiueunlvorsity, Belgium. .
lie was formerly chancellor at Chicago
and is now the head 0! Elizabeth’s parish.
Father County is highly esteemed "by
Archbishop Williams of Massachusetts
and is well known as a church and echo-
lastic lecturer. besides being one of the
loading total abstinence advocates of the
country. He was twice president of the
Father Mntthows‘ Total Abstinence so- ..
clety. lie was educated at the Sulplclan " 1:
institution at Montreal and inter was
honored with the title of D. D. by Georgia-
town university. He is of Irish descent
and about is years old. It was currently
reported about the university alter the
choice become known that Cardinal S tol-
ll stated two years ago. utter meeting a-
t-hcr County, that ho was pro-eminently
fitted for head of the university and that
at the reception tendered him before his
departure for Rome the cardinal remarked
that his feeling was toward Father Coun-
ty. From this it is felt that the pope's de‘
cision in favor of Father County is assured
in advance.
The Directors' Statement.
At the close of the meeting of the uni-
‘- varsity directors on ufiiclal statement was
given out. stating the names chosen, and
adding:
"The board l‘qlloii’ed strictly“ the letter
of “reconstitution. which says that the
The late rector.
Bishop Keane. was elected to his position
before the constitution was enacted and
in force. The rector will be elected here-
after for a term of six years. Many names
were presented by the directors viva man.
When it came to the selection by ballot.
‘ \‘ety Rev. Dr. Got-right), noting rector,
positively withdrew his uncle iron: the
list. Archbishop Riordan of San Franc!»
3 on was elected to fill the vacancy on the
. board caused by Bishop hianty‘s death.
"Bishop Keane, the late rector of the
university. still remains a member of the
board of directors. "
The financial condition of the nniversl~
i iv was found to been an excellent looting,
and the reports were satisfactorytothc dl~
rectum Many donations have already
been made, and another very large one will
be rmnullilf‘ml within a low days. It is ex-
ported that until these donations are in
hand a temporary deficit will be made up
by contributions from the Catholic
churches of America Within five years,
it is asserted. the university will be fronts
plcted and on a firm financial footing.
'i'ho fllmnlul‘li improve themselves as high-
iy pleased with the present condition and
future outlook.
Battle “'Itl- Kentucky Moonshine"-
Will’l‘l-iSlLl'lul. Ky, mt. 22.—~Adviccs
from upper l'llllhnru chick, l’lko county.
near the lmtvlwr tuninty line, tell of a
battle iwtwwu fum- l'ultod Statue deputy
lulu'vluthi, be led by Kid Hrecr. and moon ,
~min-ma, wig/Hm nilirere were near the
, in o ljllmlmrlnnd inclination.
m. {mu upon by Howebiners."
, clllvcre rot urucd the fire, and for half
hour the battle motioned. John
) men. n rummehlncr, was mortally
wounded. being pierced by three belle.
and nouilwr "sinner." wimee name Is not
known. was probably fatally wounded.
Thnufnmlrn succumb-d in cutting up and
deetroylnn tour nllllt and capturing five
illililiiillillii‘i'h. who Wore token to Jackson
for trial.
Mord" In ille- heroin! Degree.
Yiinm: t- Hill“, i“unil.. Hot. '12. «~33de
Hum-re. i'nnmlluii Wmldclmppor, charged
with lho murder of Timothy L. i’errueice
‘tt. i'oimiton the night of Feb. 265 m
huml guilty of mmder in the second I" -
am «ho was sentenced by Judge liner
to the vista prince nl. Wrthmflsld lot llie.
Attorney lmvrll Hail. the junior metal
for the defence. nova notice of all appeal
and was given ten daye to file exceptions.
pending the appeal “more was removed
to llmltlam jail. The trial hall onnlumdl
ten days. and it in mm. the expenee to the
little will be about Moduli).
Teena Your in Victoria. 5
lummv. (let. emu—A dispatch to The
Tin-es from Mollmurnc says that
have been sent in the l'nltetl States by
Queensland to wet "DO“ 'l‘em fevu, ‘
cattle, which Is identical with a Cl
mused by e Queenelaud insect like a M
cpum tween m
At New list-android ill: Wesleyan. ill
lit I’flnmmn. N. .1“an Hm
Virginia. o, »
M l’hllndelphiaw Pennsylvania. it;
‘mm. ii. I» '4
Norwalk Chronicler