Chew It and
you’re always safe
~ * Tobacco
GLOVER’SW
' Double Shoe Storeil
40 and 42 W al
I street, Norwalk.
Headquarters for
the latest styles in
ADIES’ AND GENTS'
o
FOOTWEAR!
Enamel Cork Sole,
Box Calf Cork Sole,
Bull Dog Grecian
Hobby and
Tan Calf Cork Sale, in
and Ludgate Toes
Up-to-Date I
Ladies' Invisible Cork Sole Shoes, something 'warm and
StyIISIh
Ladies’ Box Calf Shoes in Lace and Button.
GLOVER’S DOUBLE SHOE STORE,
NORWALK, CONN.
"Everybody's Shoes Shined Free.
Zi‘. vvh‘at
.' i ' Sexini- i".
- l l ‘ k ' troubles result fatally.
M n wee 8-
“ " PEAL Manicmii C
For Sale at Tomlinson’s dru'r store.
v. Atrophy. Vain-ouch- ant
22mins checked and fail Vigor
Housman
LOST lIIiIlR
to use for Nervous Debliity, Ln“ of Sexual Power tin eithev
utilkl‘r‘bstn. from any cause. on
irkiy n-srnrni. if neglected. such
wan
Mailed anywhere. sealed. for $1.0“: bboxcs [or $5.00.
every “no order we. given legal guarantee to LU": or refund '11:: money. Mike.
0.. Cleveizno. iiino.
You Want
Fresh eggs, 30c dozen.
Entire wheat flour, fresh barg
rel,
Apples, Greenings and Bald-
wins, $1.00.
New buckwheat.
The finest loaf sugar syrup,
Pickling onions,
Citron melons,
Mixed spices, lCC,
Green ginger moi,
Good vinegar,
I HAVE THEM.
Don’t you want a nice cover
for your flour barrel; so
nice and handy; always
among those things that
are a delight to the house-
keeper.
LORENZO ,OIBBLE,
ll North Main Street.
nit CELEIRMED
Hazioton
.and '
Cross Creek
.' . GOALS
1'03 RANGE AND FUBISACE.
Tho-e Coal- nre free from dirt
and slate; will be delivered by
careful drivers. Bend order
for sample load and satisfy
yourself that our claim is cur-
RAVIOND BROS.
Do. Namath.
South, Norwaik
CityAssessors’
Notice!
We. the undersigned. hereby 'ive notice to
allporsons and (Burpomlltiml. mold to my
taxes in the city of South N~rwalk. that they
are required by law to deliver to the Assessors
or either of them, on or before the lat day of
November. 1366.1) written or printed ”undated.
signed and sworn to. of all the property ownoii
by them on the let day of October. ~ 1996. liable
to taxation.
An act concerning tax lists. enacted by the
Renate and , ousoofltopresentatlves. session
of "995, provides:
Her-lion mum of the General Statutes as
ullltlilllt‘fl by Chapter LhXhlV of the Public
Acts of law. is wrob amended to read as
follows: Eachresiden ofnny town liable to
give in alist and pay taxes thoroin. shall. on
or before the first. day of Novcmbvr. annually
give in hisilst. mado and swornto as herein-
beforo roscribed. making a description of all
males nto. ouch parcel being separately do~
scribed. and if he shall neglect or refuse so to
do the ms- ssors shall fill out a list for him.
puttingtho einuil property which they have
was a to beiiovo Is owned by ,him. liable to
taxation at the antiiaivaiuation tin-roof from
the best information they on obtain. and add
iboratolen ior enaium of such vaiiiaiion.aii I
in said list i ivy snail makmiseparatodonerip-
lion and valuation of each parcel of real estate.
N li.~!.ists may be returned totho Assess
ors. at tho Council room. ilaviiand stropt.
Houlh finrwnlk. from and including October
it) In!) '. found including Uetoboru stiflilii. sold
n ion to boopon from .0 to i‘) o't'liwk.u m.,
and from '2 to (i o'clock p. in Jandon Saturdays
"'i3"’i7i°i§ll"‘i‘l"xi”"will“??? ' n am
no a u .orwn coicr . .
'J‘ALIMADGE ham-n,
FRANKLIN A. TO]. luhl.
JOSEPH ll. RAYMOND.
City Assessors
07-31
DR.F.W. DARMER
Surgeon Dentist,
Formerly over tho Post Oiiioa.
All work pertaining to modern den-
tintry, at the most reasonable charges.
Firshciass work only.
All work guaranteed.
(lilies 8 am. to 8p. 111. Sunday 9 am.
Hours to l p. in.
Office and Residence. 14 Washington
street, ll doors above the First National
Bank. South Norwnlk. Conn.
NORWALK BUILDING
COMPANY.
Aided by our‘ steam dorriclrc. lawn, bor-
ing machines, etc, we can quote
LOW PRICES 0N
All Kinds of Timber Work!
Churches. Factories or any Large Build-
ing work‘s specialty.
s‘nor, RIVERSIDE avunun.
Easr NORWALK. CONN.
LESLIE “IDLE. Irnlger.
on I,
\for ms to make them public below the
' care enough about. the case to pay for the
this. luminous: , g. , ,,
htiu linthildn lid-cu million a“ novella:
claim millet the anatomic (turbid.
blue can the ”MW told hula»; can
that he intended to pet will. “0.000 in
bond-form benefit. In theme!
withers-I he subsequently informed her.
than than once. Ibo declares, that he had
deposited- tho bonds for her and that in
the event of hi- dcnth she would hm
enough money to live on comfortably for
the remainder of her lifetime.
After Mr. Corbin'a sudden death, lilac
Nelson lays, she began to search for the
bonds that she believed had been plead
in her name. She implicitly relied on Mr.
Corbin'c Itutcment that ho had done so.
He had been very generous to her. she
declares. it. was he who bought the hand
some furniture she has in her apartment.
who supplied her with every luxury and
who paid for the trips she made to her no-
live town in Sweden.
Silo applied to Mr. Corbin'a condo-lbw.
George S. Edgcil, a bunker, at 192 Broad-
way, but she could got no information
about the bonds and no satisfaction. She
then consulted Howe & Rommel, and a
suit was begun in her name against Mr.
Edgcll, u executor, for on accounting.
An answer was filed through William J.
Kelly. making an emphatic and positive
denial of her clalml.
The case appeared on the calendar of
the luprnmc court. There were ii. other
cases ahead of it, and exactly ll witnennou
had been subputnaed to testify in Mice Nob
son'i behalf. The plaintiff heraolf‘wnr in
the courtroom and looked very pretty. Sbo
ware a handsome brown tailor made suit
and an English box coat, William F.
Howe. who had escorted her to court, was
provided with an armful of documentary
evidence, consisting largely of letter-n from
Mr. Corbin.
“i cannot tell you what the letters are, ”
said the lawyer. “as it would ho improper
trial. 1 can assure you, however. that they
am all couched in tonne of aflectiouato
confidenco. I have not the slightest doubt
that we will be able to establish not only
that Mr. Corbin promised the bonds, but
also that be dnciarcd that he had placed
them to my client's account.
When the case was called, both lawyers
answered "Ready," but as there was no
chance that it would b reached during
the day it went over on H next Wednes-
day.
Mr. Kelly said ho regarded Minn Nei-
son's claim as an attempt to blackmail,
and he declared that it was perfectly
groundless. ’l‘he rcprcsentativos of tho
estate. after hearing hor story, positively
refused to settle with her on any term».
POSTEL CASE DILEMMA.
Rhoda Inland and Pennsylvania Authori-
ties at Odd- 0vnr the Expumen,
PrioyiszcE, Oct. :ii.——ln spite of the
assurance given that. tho viscera of Mrs.
Albert ll. Postel would he sent to Philli-
(lolphin, they are still in this city. and
hero. so Medical Examiner Palmer status.
they will remain until the Pennsylvania
authorities show some disposition to most.
tho expenses of the chemical oxnminntion
that they desire to have performed born.
The tolcgrnm that Dr. l’aluior rcenlvcd
from District. Attorney Shaffer contained
a rcquost that a complete analysis be mndo
and that tim report he made to tho Provi'
dance nuthoritios. Nothing was said as to
which state was to cattle the bills for the
laboratory examination, and Ilr. Palmer
could not sco why the state of Rhoda ls~
land should be expected to bear tho ox-
pause.
llr. Palmer stated that if the officers of
tho town where the aliognd poisoning is
supposed to have been committed do not
chemical analysis he does not know why
the slate of lthodo island or the city of
Providence shouid‘takc any further steps
in tho Innttor. Ho Is very indignant that;
tho Chester officials should have stated
that ho had placsd‘ony obstacles In their
way. lid says that. ho simply took tho
necessary logal safeguards and was acting
under tho advice (if the attorney gonernl,
and that the officers might have obtained
tho body of Mrs. i’ostol without any trou-
bic if they had followed his advieoand
either obtain an order from Postal, the 19-
gal custodian, or have applied to the stars
court for possession of tho. body. They ro~
fused in iokn vitlmr step. The body of
Mrs. Postal. which has been kept in it
tomb, will be buried again today union
some definite instructions are rocoivcd
from tho Chester oilicials.
Mrs. Moybrlok May Be Freed Home 'l'imn.
LoSDON, Oct. ill.—-'i'he Daily Mail pub-
llahcs an intorviow with a recontiy released
prisoner who has boon in daily contact
with Mrs. Florence Maybrlck. undergoing
Imprisonment for poisoning her husband.
This prisoner said that a dress had twice
boon propared for the liberation of Mrs.
hioybriok, but that the liberation had boon
tinforrcd owing to her nttolnpts at suicide.
The oilinials of the prison urn said to bo-
have that Mrs Moybrlok is to ba liberatcd
in law.
Inland Whlio Stealing I Ride.
Smuxorirzm. Mass. (int. iii.——Willlnm
i’nimor. aged lb, of Woutfloid, whlln try-
ing to steal a ride homo on a freight train.
fall under tho whoois. and can log was cut
oil and tho othor horribly mangled.
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.
Cardinal von lichcnlnhe, brother of the
Gui-man impcrinl chancellor, died at. Roma.
()npiain .lohn Marriott hon boon cap—
turod by iii-lunatic in Smyrna and is held
for “0,000 ransom.
Thu (Ibinouc consul general at San Fran-
cisco has ordcrud the highbiudcn to da-
sist from tliclr lawless acts.
Snow full in several western states. A
dostructivc giiio raged in Chicago and Du-
luth and on the grant Iakon.
Chm-ion Manchu-tor w snorted in
Pougbkocpnio. N. Y.. on t or confession of
Edna Minded. charged with the murder
of Martin ilclnncy.
The Now .loucy Federation of Woman's
(,‘lubs cioiicd its annual convention. cluel-
lng r. full list of ofliocrn. Misc (‘iccilia
fluids: of Jersey City was chosen presi-
dent.
Prince Louis of Savoy arrived in New
York on the Italian oral-or Cristoforo f’o-
iombo. lie was visited by Baron Film.
the itnllan ambassador to the U aired
Stator.
’l‘bo Tabernacle Baptist church has
brought suit against John D. Rockcfnller
and the Fifth Avenue Baptist church to
recovcr future“ on bonds which Mr. Roch»
atelier is alleged to have given the church.
Sylvia Meycrn, whose husband, Joseph,
commitml suicide, told a relativn or flow
the marriage was involuntnry. fiyivin'c
- it” was. on. row!» nm'.a
var, N. Y.. that he hypnotized buy, and.
tyhsh
overcoats
[Ian made their
fan hm.
it u hm. ready to put
will: the far/an no chance
in poor iii—you It)!
in arm one of them.
The "cf/mulch Kenny: in
3"”
In clearer.
00ft: Imr Derby in mind?
you can ill/ll" all too.
We Sell
Tan/rem Glam,
Denis Gloves,
Earl & Wilson (lo/Iain,
Stancman's Under-wean
The 0min! & Knapp Hats.
8a
WWW
headquar-
llo matter Imv .
little or [my mac/imitated . -
to pay for that new aroma! * ‘
and buttoned Ila fussing
before you (my: I! 810 the
llama Ruler is the but value we have in Over-coats.
Dome in black and blue. for! colors. style and wear
lagoon/r, satin or wool linings, Sir/boar lining
Your tar/or couldn't match our coals at
double these prices: 810, 812. 313.50. 815, 6'18,
320. 325. 830. Men's and bays’.
When at 82.50, 32 and 81.50.
0!!
of
lilac/r am! blue, brown and
771035 [rind are 83 Item.
Every sort of Cup
MEIGS&(0.
Open Holiday, Friday and
turday evenings. .
BRIDGEPORT. CONN-
fiii'w Is THE
TIME!-
To think about purchasing a new
lamp to light up your home these
long and dreary evenings. Call at
Nash & Van Scoy’s and see a line
that will beautify your home and
will make you happy when you find
how reasonable the price is.
OIL HEATERS,
From $3.60 to
Just received, our Cylinder Stove.
$|2.00.
C all and see them before purchasing,
we can sa
VL‘ you money.
NASH 8: VANSCOY,
Cor. ll. Iain and West Streets,
SOUTH NORWALK
- CONNECTICUT
DailyDirectF
OLD AND RELIABLE
reight Line
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, SOUTH
NORWALK AND
NORWALK.
THE PROPELLERS
CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE AND
VULOAN,
Will leave Pier 23. E. R.. Bevkmao
.
Leave Norwalk 5 p. in: 9. .. A
; .i m. l-v
., 9'. . ..
3', . Eil.lrli‘
Eagle and Vu lull will be sent for special lots oi taught
New York or in; vicinity.
All persons are forbid trusting any 0
-:‘W...'.
‘saliu'i I“) «34min llu' I,,‘.i\‘ -il
street, New York at 5 p. in.
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ILIIJWJRJL 1..
f the employees of the boats of
this line on account of the owners thereof.
Bic REDUCTION SALE
For the Month
of October.
Complete line of watches, clocks, jewelry, silverware, opaiware and
DIAMONDS!
cut glass.
DIAMONDSI
A fine line of stones at greatly reduced prices. All of these goods
while not sold at strictly cost price, will be sold low enough to attract
purchasers, who will find many rare bargains.
A. W. AUSTIN, 39 Wall Street, Norwalk
’M‘LW WWW\
. , r;
.5! :7”
{his
tho
inihancfun'ud to let his daughter live with
h» haunted. and tho w
M Mun”. -
“warm
tprompta you tobuy your shoes at
one store rather than another? Isn't it
style. quality, lit durability and price at
mitts-hoe and prompt and courteou
“button on the
lain-man? If t
mont- wo look for ullberai lhll'tlof your
patronage.
of the proprietor and
an: the real induce-
H. 5. BROWN,
Ifltllldflll tutti,
South Kuwaiti. Goon
win-r. twin,
ix!
indium teCompanles.‘ ‘
m'vonarrrrurcurm
an» are u‘ lava mm!»
It"! or the Mil-dc MW
“unlined—Ila run “out upon-
nrou anlnehed up. ”
Noumrowr. Pa. Oct. 81mm. royal
tcry oi the death of Mrs. Emma Kaiser.
who was shot through the head while rld«
log with her husband on a lonely road
our hero on Wednesday night, in growing
daily deeper. The husband’s otoryof an
attack by footpads is generally discredit-5
oil, and the theory that he killed her to ob-
tain insurance money, as already stated.
is gaining weight. After a bricf l mini
hearing be war committedito prisc Ith-
out ball. A partial autopsy strengthens
the theory that the shot was fired byn per-
son in the carriage and not on the ground,
where, Kaiser declares, the highwnymeu
stood. The detectives have obtained align—
ed statement from Kaiser, but decline to
divulge its contentu
'thn told by the officer: that he would
be placed in jail, Kaiser said he would
commit suicide before ho would be locked
1 up. Kaiser-took out nponknitc. and, cpuu- .
ing tho biotic, made a bingo at his throat.
'l'wD detectives overpowered him before he
could. do any injury to himself and took
the knife from him.
The feminine element is not lacking in
the case. Mysterious mention is heard of
a strange woman with black eyes who
was at Kaiser's store last Monday. when
she was heard to express an intention of
' leaving town. Again. on Wednesday night,
she appeared and was observer! In the
town while the talent the highwaymen
was on every lip. This time be was no
companicd by a dork complex (mad man.
The dark man came into sight once more
yesterday.
At the time Kaiser was closeted in the
burgess’ office with Detective cher of
Philadelphia. During a pause in the
searching inquisition the accused husband
glanced out the window. As he did so
the dark man passed. instantly a tremor
seized the prisoner, and he untreated the
detective to screen him from the eyes of
tho man outside. “He is my worst one-
my.” be declared.
Engaged a Lawyer For Kaiser.
Tho detective replied that the man re-
ferred to had engaged a lawyer for Kaiser,
indicating a friendly feeling for him, but
Kaiser reiterated. with feeling, that he did
not want to see him. '
'l'heso incidents utrcngthen the belief of
the authorities that on insurance swindle.
with Mrs. Kaiser's lilo as the forfeit. had
been contemplated, and that tho strangc
man and woman were conspirators with
Kaiser. It has been learned that five poll-
clcs had been issued to Kaiser and his
wife. Two" of those were for $5,000 each,
one on each life. the sum total of either
to go to tho survivor in case of the death
of one Then there was a joint policy of
35,000, with a like agreement. and two
other separate policies for $500 ouch. All
those, it is said, were taken out last sum-
mer, and $84 is the aggregate amount. of
premiums thus for paid in. On two of
them $54 would have become due next
month. As it is known that Kaiser is not
inn good financial condition, the detect-
ives helicvo that ho mount to close out
the transaction by putting his wife out of
tho way.
Another strange fact has come to light.
Two months ago tho couple made a joint
will, under an arrangement similar to
that in the policies, but thorn was nclauss,
inserted at. Kaiser's suggestion, it is said,
to tho oflect that their bodies should be
cremated. The police intimate that Kaiser
had intoudod to profit by this nrrango
inont by the use of poison, but that his
pecuniary embarrassment coming upon
him he used the medium of lead and‘con-
coctod the highwnymcn story.
A warrant is in the hands of on ofiicor
bore for Kaiser's arrest for embezzlement
in Harrisburg.
Denmark Fortifylng Heavily.
Losnos, Oct. 31. —- Referring to the
enormous sums being oxpondcd on tho forv
tiflcations of Copenhagen a dispatch from
there says this work is undertaken in par.
suanco of a secret understanding between
Russia and Fruncc, by which Russia guar-
antees tho intogrity of Donmark. and,
should mansion nrisc, she will insist upon
tho port of Sciilcnwigiiolstoln, inhabited
by Ilnncs, being restored to Denmark in
case the inhabitants vote for it. Denmark
unilcrtakos, should Russia he engaged in
war, to plnco at her disposal tho harbors,
forts and shipbuilding yards of Copenha-
ggi n, v. Ilir'Il, as u Ivmo of mmraiioiis against.
'~ “ "‘."|‘t1‘.l'.ill
. " turn
“may Marty liilin n Woman.
Dannitnv, Conn, (let. :H.——Mrs. Ellon
Wood. an aunt! woman, living on a farm
nonr Iionvor llrnok. is at tho point of doath,
tho rasult of lining assumiltod by a trump
\vbocnliml at tho homo and domaritlod
in II. Mrs. Wood was nlono whoa tho
W knockcd at tho door and naked for
orncthlng to our. film told him him would
get. him something if he would sit down
on tho piazza and wait for her. lnltcnd
of doing so he ontnrcd the house, and when
sho provided iii-cad and pic ho dcmmulod
moat. What: she rcfusmi, haying rho bail
none, ho shook her and struck her on tho
bead.
Cornell fltudnnt'n suicide.
l'l‘nAuA, N. Y., (Jot. ill.—-—'l‘ho body of
young Gregory. tho Cornoll student who
committod cuicldo by taking cyanide of
potassium, now lies in tho morguo await
ing dirootlom from his parcntn. An in
quart was doomed unnoccsnary. Grogcry
obtained tho poison by roprcncnting that
ho was getting it for n Cornell professor.
This hi tho carotid ntuilcnt of Cornell who
has tnilcn his own lilo this your. the first
bcing .lncolidc ilann. who also klilnd him-
self by using cyanide of potassium last
month at Quonnn hotel, in Toronto.
In [insulin- on For Armorial.
Lnsncs, (int. ill.-.lonn do Rossini and
his newly wedded wife. formerly tho (loin-
tcsno do Mslliy do Nucln, and Edouard do
licnzkc czpcot to Mill for the United States
on the Fromm lino ntoumchip LI Chum-
pagno from Burn.
The Kaiser an n Pllywrlgbt.
Bram, Oct. 'iii.-—'l'ho Znimnft an-
nounces that Emperor William in writing
a drama in collaboration with a young
poet who was introduced to him by lion
lluoiiicn, tho interment of the Theatre
Royal at Wicshudon.
m..-” , “MM.“M...
“twenty-even Reported Met.
Blilhllf, Dot. aimll‘hm in a ram
prank-t in firemen that "hm reacted
vwi but mm in a W
Horn «octopus-m _, rm, _ «
.in n po~itluii 1.. ..i b aloha, 'i‘hc Gunilla
“Hr-iii morn than I‘IH.‘ ;
Rumored Conspiracy to Bengali ‘
Lennon, Oct hi.—
” (yr
”mail and Danube
can my. which Im-
dny by the commander in
Burch ,
The 3,0919 urn-99mm
mass a: “ltaiy bu demon
tion 0 the ports for the . ' '
fans “who we; killed in n - , . . ‘
t cKui-dn. he Itnllauemm' "
the railway at Smyrna.” . ,‘ w a
This dispatch ciao reports M
coin has advices from Colman
the sultan is armng the Mann!”
that feverish anxiety prevail: in Z,
circles, owing to the expectation
vuion. '
The Graphic this morning IQ’I ,
is enabled to state on high mm '
ihooznris takingblch tob‘t. ' ' , ,‘
anchcmc touiimmon n num,m
once on the eastern question, but. _
ing that the chief burden of all! , i, _
solved upon may fail on Raleigh! ,
decided to wait. uni-ll the full 0011qu
arc reported upon in; his iiiiillnttrl'ri of, , fir.
and fiiiotir'o 'l’lzo war rib-u (limited talbfl
says. in Lilo ovum tho pnwurs failing”
agree. So for, buncvor, iiio iicgi‘iiilutlm
have not reached the point of giving. 311"
ropcan mandate to Russia. ' " ' '2
A Constantinople dispntobto The Dilly
News says that importance Iii attached.» , '
the reported imminant doparturcofvfl‘v? ~.
Nolidoff. Russian ambassador, for St. Po.- 5
torsburg. , ' . .
FLOQDS IN FRANCE.
The Valleys of the Rhone and Avigno-
.lnuudnted by High Wotan 5,.
Pants, ()ct. ill—«Heavy storms and . ,
floods have rr'iurrod in southern Franco.
The river Rhone hill Finn to with Ali G:-
tent that. it has ov. ..owcd its bank! in
several places. Rognomnure, Buucnlre
and Valnbrcguo have been inundated, cm!
the ancient amphitheatcrs and casino
have been flooded. The inhabitants of
Valabreguc are living for the time being
in the upper stories of their houses.
Great anxiety is felt concerning thecon-
dition of affairs at Avignon. the lower
portions of which have been flooded.
The valleys of the Sachs and of the An-
deohe have been inundated by the torren-
tial rain. "i
The upper districts of Ceveunss have
suffered great damage.
A part of Auxerrc has been inundated.
and food has to be taken to thcinhnbitnntl
from outside districts in boats. '
Numerous smaller towns in southern
Franco report more or less extensive flood!
and loss of property.
Cyclone In Spain.
MADRID, Oct. 31.——A terrific cyclone
swept over the city of Seville on Wedneu- ’5
day with the result that houses. chimneys
and trons were wracked, and there war a
general panic in the city. Many people
were injured, and it is feared that sumo
fatalities occurred, though no deaths have
yet been reported. The wires to Seville
have, however, been interrupted by the
storm, and the meager news received has
becn delayed on that account. There are
fours that more serious damage has been
done than as yet reported.
Mrs. Barnes Seeks a Divorce. . '
NEW YORK, Oct. 31.—-’l'he Journal says
that 'l‘hurlow Wood Barnes, 3 man of
large wealth, is well known Republican
politician and the husband of the dough-
ter of the late millionaire John A. Morris,
has been made defendant in a suit for di-
vorco. Much mystery and secrecy envel-
ops this legal transaction. Mrs. Barnes.
the beautiful sister of A. H. and D. B.
Morris, conspicuous at the Morris Park
did other race tracks and owners of race
horses, has not lived with Mr. Barnes for
more than two yours, and just now Ibo ll
(iccupying a handsome chateau in the sub-
urbs of Paris. After the marriage, ultra
years ago. at which time the father of
Miss Morris presented her with a check
for $500,000. the couple were devoted and
apparently happy. This felicity, it appear.
0d. roignod for flvo or six years. Then
thorn wcro differenccs and a parting. Ru-
mor has it that Mrs. Barnes objected to
her husband’s friendship for Virginia
Hui-nod, the actress. Anyway. they unlin-
ratod. and Mr. Barnes took bachelor apart»
month at tho Croislc, 7 West Twenty-sixth
street.
Government Controls the Donation.
JACL'WPYYHE, Flo, (lot. Ii .—-.\s noon
lift "‘0 iii-I “W'lllli'b ‘ “I“ -'~ I'I-I' ‘i‘ltrtl from
. in: « . -. . 'i‘ili no out Iiitlltl
it: 's . . , , . . '05,? i'H ’iilli’oll nil
.i‘ .v. ill » .l :1 Tip “tblilrrzt
of tho tog llii'li 'lisiiuam’d Loom-w, and
tho goiornnwnt is in solo control. 'i'iia
sclluro was in consoquomn of the refusal
of tho tug‘s owners to pay #500 for leaving
Jacksonville and going into a foreign port
without clearing and u lino of 820010!
not having in light burning whilo lying
at anchor off Now Smyrna. The story
that Captain linnd lied throatoued to link
the liauntlccs if that veuol should at-
tcnipt to loavo port is denounced as false
by thouo connoctnd with both vouch, the
relations botwcen the two captains being
vory cordial.
Had a Miraculous Ere-I».
Homo Fiiamnonau, Mara, Oct. 81.,—
Tho B-ynnr‘cld loll of Patrick Quinn bed I
marvolouc cheapo from death while [ii-yo
ing on the torsion and Albany railroad
tracks. A n approaching freight train, com-
ing down a grudc, overtook the boy, and
he was knocirod down by the engine. He-
foro tho train coma in a stop ill curl had
passed the spot. When tho trnlnmtm Rich-
cd for tho child. they found him lying bo-
twaon tho rails, stunned and apparently
dnnd, but he was norm revived. and. “In
for n alight union the forehead. he was
nninjurod.
..... .w an- a... u. . .. m...“
Stabbed at n Parade.
Simmons”), Mam. (lot. him-A men , ,
who minced to tell his unmo or incidence
was iiinbbud on Main nimt duringthu .
passing of n political parade here. 110 -.
bled profusely from awoond fiveinchec
iongunt aloft lldll oi the cook. Home
removed 0 tho hocpitel and return ”ml, . ”
the name of the party who sum hm .
bin. frank Mayo In Do“. _ .
Clinton. Pa, Oct iii.--lin. has: _
Mayo, widow of the famous “tor, the ,
pm away only a chore time ago, dud ,
very academy. In. him had am» ‘
house nurthir place. in which she had
been tiring ethos her hueMd'l MI-
wuuw Mum. " B
Mum-mums“
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