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Double Shoe Steroii‘
40 and 42 W all street, Norwalk. ,.
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Headquarters for
the latest styles in
ADIES’ AND GENTS’
~ FOOTWEAR!
Enamel Cork Sole,
sox Calf Cork sou.
Bull Dog Grecian snd Ludgate Toes
lobby and
Ladies' Invisible Cork Sole
sty
Tan Calf Cork Solo, in
Up-to-Datc l
Shoes, something warm and
lish.
Ladies’ Box Calf Shoes in Lace and Button.
GLOVER’S DOUBLE SHOE STORE,
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"Everybody’s Shoes Shined Free.
NORWALK, CONN.
3’ ‘m in doubt what
troubles result fatally.
' Result in 4 weeks.
nus-roan”
LOST llliOll
to use for Nizrvnus Debillty. Loss of Sexual Power [in eklitl
cox), lmimtency. Atrophy. Van-hurl: and other weaknesses. from any cause. use
Sexine Pills. Drains checked and full vigor quickly nzstured. If neglected. such
Mailed now-here. sealcil. fur Sum; 6 boxes for 35.00. With
everv “powder we give a legal gunman v: to cum of refund me money. Mdflu
PEAL MEDlClNE C0..Clevcland. Ulllu.
For Sale at. Tomlinson’s in z storm.
‘i
You Want
Fresh eggs, 30c dozen.
Entire wheat flour, fresh bar:
rel,
Apples, Greenings and Bald.
wins, $r.oo.
New buckwheat,
The finest loaf sugar syrup,
Pickling onions,
Citron melons,
Mixed spices, ICC,
Green ginger root,
Good vinegar,
IllAVE TllEM.
Don't you want a nice covu‘
for your flour barrel; so
nice and handy; always
among those things that
~ on: a delight to the house~
keeper.
LORENZO OIBBLE,
Ll North Main Street.
l
Till OILIIRITIO
Hazleton
and '
Cross, Creek
- -“ GOALS
memos m) macs.
manhmhoofromdlrt
aodalatozwlilbcdombv
cuofal drivm. Bond order
for couple load and satisfy
yourulfthatoarolalnilccr-
root.
IOID BROS.
DR.F'.W. DARMER
Surgeon Dentist,
Formerly over the Post Office.
All work pertaining to modern den-
tistry. at the most reasonable charges.
First—class work only.
All work guaranteed.
Olllco l 8 am. to 8p. m. Sunday 9 am.
Hours i to I p. to.
Office and Residence. 14 Washington
street, 3 doors above the First National
Bank. South Norwaik. Conn.
DAY
8 .
°°D EFFECTS AT ONce luau
CATON’B UHALIZEE
(Tum general or special debility. wakeful-
. lieu. spormatcrhaa. emissions. impotency.
parcais. etc. Correct”. functional d cordon.
Lilillicll by errors or excesses, quickly restoring
Lon Manhood in old or young. uivmu vi or aml
strength where former Wcitlt'iltxs prevallet . Cull-
venient pack..ge, simple. effectual. and legitimate.
4 Con: in Oman anofl'uonouon.
Pon’l be drrn‘mvl . (MIMI/mu.- must on
CATON'S Vitallzora. Sent scaled if your drug.-
gist does not lines it. Price Slim-r phgt, c for $8,
with written guarantee o complete cure.
lulmnnlmn, l'clcrcmw, um. irr-e awl I‘llllfilll‘lillill.
51ml til ni'llenzcm of mu: J"Ill 25 i to. fur n wcclt'l
villi li'lJillllC'il: line only cl l'H' n h pvnrm. Pt
CATO" MED. CO” FAOGTON. MABI.
Sold by Goo. U. Stillmn. South Nor-
walk. ,
Montana... his
The great
remedy for
‘ new W
. , A , traffgnpfand
\. .f, all ncravloua
. \t A, " :, diseases“
' g. , '.l' 3 1w, szfgd‘huw
techs: Nervous Pm Pa or
:1, lethhdl'ncn, Nigglly 2
any can
om, use of TobaccoorOpimwhlch
lead to Cooaumptlcn and Imanlty. 5!.”
1 box amino boxes for $5.00.
Women will ..nm. mus
Boll by all (linguist! ‘
THE.
ucswsut sullcmc
courcuv.
Aided by our steam derrick, lows, bor-
ing machines. etc, we can quote
LOW PRICES OK
All Kinds of Timber Worki
Churches rm anon.
lug wwktgc‘fiyflliyff‘.’ ’
snap. srvsssms Amos. ,
cm consists. cons.
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“a ”ON-lb
é
“fill! Dill“. glandlian
rum vaunylvonlu. West Victim and f
wntof tho Mississippi river. Tho more
. . impotent appointments {crowing confer.
the of Unitary in tho vicinity of Egg Harbor.
in"
. . , . '1 f'flfl“.
., Wmmflu‘fllh mzkcapuclut‘o.
MM»: foil min-um in Ohio.
cacao noon at the board's mitochondria:
Blimp Hilda . , P.
‘ Y i 2;?“ mfmmfot substantially. N.
.0 O
‘ Bishop Newman. Phlladolphla. confor-
m M Bethluhcm. March 11; Washing-
ton confcrooc. at Annapolis. March to.
, Bishop ‘Nallallou, Baltimoro. confor~
once at “Baltimore. March a; Virginia con-
fluence. at Roanoke. March ll.
Bishop Walden. Wilmington. Dob. null-
fmnoo at Obcstcrwwn. Md. March 17;
Now York. general conference.“ Brooklyn.
April 7; East German conference. at Scroll»
ton, Po. Roach :55. V
Bishop Morriii. New York. conference
at Sing Blog. April 7: north Indiana. con-
foronco at Kokoiuo. lnd.. March 17.
Bishop Warren. northern Now York.
conformer: at Watcrtown. N. Y., April 14:.
mow Janey eonfcronco. at Trenton. March
‘ lllshop Andrews. Newark, conference
at Newark, N. J., April 7.
Bishop Crnnston. Lexington. conforcnoa
(color-ca) at Springfield. 0., April 1.
MINE EXPLOSthl.
I'wo Mon tunes and ll'bur Badly Injured
at a Pcnnaylvanla Coiilu'y.
' Asnunn, Pa., Nov. ii. --Twc ppraous
were inatnntly killed and four otho'rs had.
ly injured by an explosion in Packer No.
Li cclllcry. The killed are:
John Hollsmn, aged 35 yours.
Joseph F. Ann. aged 4:! years.
Thomas Walsh, John McGraw, Nicholas
Mack and John Korlcr wore badly injured,
the former probably fatally.
The men worn cngagod in drivinga ton
on] and had bored a hole in tho rock which
they charged with powder. The fuse was
attached and lighted by Walsh, whllo tho
others no to a place of safety. A ftcx- light-
ing the fuse Walsh started after his com-
rades, but his clothing caught on a spike
nnd hold him fast. l-Ic cried fox-assistance.
and the men promptly responded. . Thoy
bad scorcciy reached the spot before tho
explosion occurred.
Race War In North Corolloa. -
Gomsnono, N. 0.. Nov. ll—A speech
mods hero by Frank linker, a colorcd kin
publlcnn of Illidlsy. cnusod n clash ho-
twosn whito an-i Clilul'flll citizens. A mob
of ovnr lfill ncgroes, armed with knives.
pistols. and clubs. mnrchcd through the
city and dolled the law. The; sheriff and
city authorities. finding tbémsclvcs un‘
able to cups with the mob. called on tho
Goldsboro rifles for naslstnnco. This notion
hnd tho offset of quclllng tho dicturbancc.
which for n time looked as though a riot
was imminent. The negroos repaired to
n hall in their locality and bold amoeting.
Tho militia is still nt tho armory ready
for any nmorgoncy. The fire department
has also been ordcrad to . be ready. Moro
trouble is expected.
Actor Socks Divorce.
CHICAGO, Nov. :i.——thld Henderson.
tho tbcntrlcsl manager, has filed n bill
nailing for in divorce from his wife. llrncc
Roth Henderson. the actress Mr. "fili'
dorson makes a statutory chnrgc ngnlnst
his wife nnd associates the name of Gum-go
Aicxnndor llaiinutino in the accusation.
Mrs. Henderson has filed on nnswcr furor
oily denying the charges mndu by her hus-
band.
playing at n l‘hicngo thcntor thn man will
probably be brought up for hearing dur-
ing the present. wcck.
Chaaod Burglar and Caught Him.
HUDSOY. N. Y., Nov. :i.——Wllliam Fos-
tor of Elmira wus committed to jail hero
for burglary at. Anni-mu. Ho {mood on on-
trnnon to tho rcsldcuco of I). H. Van Valk-
onhurgh and made his escape with con-
sidcrnliio booty. Twenty fat-morn want in
pursuit. of tho burglar and cnught Factor
in the town of (inllntln. where ho lutentlod
to take in trsin. Tho stolen property was
recover-ca.
Captain lteanlmd Ilia l-itilp.
FALL RIVER. Mass. Nov. :i.——’l'hn flair
lug atsnmnr Funconnct. ow nod by Church
liros while returning from in fishing
trip struck u rock botwc-cn Storm hrlduc
and the railroad bridge in tho rlvor born
not] stovo u hfilf'l in bar hull. 'l‘ho cnptnin
immediately bunched tho stcomcr to saw
her. No one was injured. ’l'ho extent. of
the damage is not yot determined.
Gold t’lold of Victoria.
Miltnoitimn, Nov. :i.-'l'hn goldylcid
of tho colony of Victoria for the first.
thresqunrtsrs of tho prosent your amounts
to 580.512 ouuccs. on lncronao of 31,000
ounces over tho some period of Hon.
‘l‘lmoa‘ Centennial Issue.
bosons, Nov. ii.-—'l‘hc ’l'lmca this morn-
ing announces that it will lasnn on Nov. it
n fnosimllc roprcductlon of Tim Timon of
Nov. ii. l7iili. containing Washington's
farewell address.
An Old Trainer Killod.
SAilA'l‘OliA. .‘ov. :l.—.lucub Near. aged
75 years. a retired horse tralnnr, who livnd
of. llnilstou Sun for 20 years, was killed
there by n Delaware dud Hudson oxpreu
train.
sr—aoiirwusws ITEMS.
Fort-st iii-ca swept over two square miles
N. J.. doing much dnmcgc.
Ono than was killed and several injured
in a panic on a Newark (N. .l. ) trolley car.
«used by a damn from tho switch.
liner-ibis otrccitlcu arc mini-tad to havn
boon porpotrotcd both by tho insurgents
and the Spanish troops in tho i’hiiippllm.
Golicrnl Klteiwnor, cmnmnndor of tho
Egyptian forces. started for London to
confer with the British foreign nllico in
regard to an advance from Dougoln to
Khartnm.
'l‘hc American brigantinc Carib chino
into tho port of New York and rcpm-tvd
that she bud Mon stopped in the night of!
tho wcctorn coast of Cuba Oct. ill by a
Spanish guohoat.
The Now York nnlvnrslty’n percussion»
were invmnad hi gifts to ”57,173 during
tho but lineal year. In his annual report.
Chancellor MooCraaknn rooommntldoil
that the about try to obtain endowments
for two “honor profs-smiling."
Mrs. Eleanor F. Bishop. mother of tho
into Washington lrvlng Bishop. mind
condor. ms Ibo will vuo nitric” '1'. Gob
ry for 01.000.000 use of the statements
man about her by agent of tho host»:
9 orylvooih -
As Mrs, liondorsou is at present
, Overcoatci , .
77.» c ”am no dimer. fuel
0 lbs goods; campus with fobn'ec .
that cost Ira/f a: much mom: examine . .
(be ‘ lining, the mating—«we're not
, arm to bore you. ‘ ‘
. We've sear-chad filo market: over for
anything to corn/lam will: the Home
Rulers—it can't be found. Dome in
blue and bloat. Men’s and (in 's. , '
. [fig/taro]; we can put in the sfyo wit/rout putting in
cost. Loolr‘ af'tlic bloc/r and blue Kelsey: or the
brown and gray diagonals. Wool or soil?! lined,
sleeves Skmnbr lined, one of the best of 820; others
less and some a quarter and fro/f as mac/imam.
Heavy and extm heavy had: when you're ready for
them.
Pulling of underwear buying to favor:
the doctor;
buy now. 3480 and up. (now a at filo-good
glam here? ‘ . .
West" MEIG$&(0
Storm Cools, ‘ - _ 9
Canvas Coats, 0 .
pen Monday. filth and
£2sz Saturday evenings. I “
Cardigans. BRIDGEPMT. com
Now Is THE ’
TIME!
To think about purchasing a new
lamp to light up your home these
long and dreary evenings. Call at
Nash & V an 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 $l2.00. _
Just received, our Cylinder Stove.
C all and see them before purchasing,
we can save you money.
NASH a. VANscov,
Cor. ll. Main and West Streets,
{SOUTH NORWALK CONNECTICUT
OLD AND RELIABLE
DailyDirectFreight Line
BETWEEN
NEW YORK,$OUTH NORWALK AND
NORWALK.
THE PROPELLERS .
cuv 0F NORWALK, EAGLE AND
VULOAN,
Will leave Pier 23. E. R., Beckman street, New York‘ at 5
Leave Norwalk, 5 p. m; South Norwalk 6 p. m. Freight receive at
7 n. m. tos p m. Upon application to agents the City of Norwaik
liagle and Vulcan will be sent for special lots of freight anywhere in
New York or its vicinity.
All persons are forbid trusting any of the employees of the boats of
this line on account of the owners thereof.
"BIG”‘R’EDUCTION SALE
, For the Month of October.
Complzieline of Watches, cloths, jewelry, silverware, opalware and
cut glass.
DlAMONDSl DlAMONDS‘l
A fine line of stones at greatly reduced prices All of these goods
while not sold at strictly cost price, will he sold low enough to attract
purchasers. who will find many rare bargains.
A. W. AUS'illi, 39 WallStrcot, Norwclii
.. ”4...... --. , M . .
What is It?
thatpromptlyou toboy your chm at
cacttmoratherthau another! Isn’t it
stylo.ljnallty.llt durabilityandpriocn
hithcchoo and prompt and contour:
attentiononthc artcfthc proprietor-and
calamari? if t consummation»
mambokforallboralchmofyoor
patronage.
H. 5. BROWN,
n‘unmnms mm
. m.
for tho Dav-ouch o! Cruel vacuum
in New York. ' tr .
”7* tom rumors. noon
\ 1;. :. ,
.a 5-1,.
I ‘ '
m custodian :on
:u m.
ml» the fir-AVG" Wang-oats!» m
In: Combination was um“ ‘ , an. to,
line finally rm (no, “so Iona. but
on Jaw-m in: no. that. i
Baoourir. liar. 3.91,». 63mm Moi-oi-
m
Jo. whorl!”- al tom plans. timid city,
locum he has boon tho victim of a
sharpbunk trick and accou- blc out
door notch r. William ‘A. Thompson.
Thompson denies the charge, butl- locked
up in tho Raymond strut Jail and will
have an examination tomorrow.
Tho story Man four years ago. when
Dr. Mel-oils and his wife moved into the
Second place house. They soon mods the
acquaintance of their next door neighbors.
There was Mr. Thompson, who at that
time was 28 years. of ago. his wife cud
tho iattcr‘a aunt, a Mrs. Lloyd. Tho lat-
ter owned the house. and the young couple
lived with her. While thorn was never
any great intimacy between the members
of tha‘two households thoy were always
on neighborly tor-ma. and two years ago,
when Mr. and Mrs. Thompson were go-
ing awpy for the summer. they gave Mn.
Moraliaaamall box. laying it contained
jcwclry and asked her to take care of it,
which she did.
Last summer it was Mrs. Moroiia'a turn
to go to the country, and she was inn
quandary as to what to do with her .10ch-
ry and silver-wars. She mentioned her
dilemma to Mrs. Thompson.
“You nocdn't worry about that." ro
piled the latter, “Willis has a safe in bio
,room, ond your valuables will be out of
danger thorn. ”
Mrs. Morolln approved and the next day
banded Mrs. Thompson a small boxocn-
talning a diamond brooch in the shape of
actor, a gold bracelet with n hwscshoo
on top sot with 12 diamonds. a gold
watch, one diamond ring and one plain
ring. Wrapped up in a small bundle were
24 silver teaspoons and 6 tablespoons.
This was on July 9.
The next day Dr. and Mrs. Morolia left
the city, and a low days later Mrs. Thomp-
son and her aunt did likcwlsc, leaving
Mr. Thompson to hoop bachelor's ball.
Failed to historian“.
Tbo Morollns returned to their home on
Aug. :38, and before theyhnd fairly got
in the door a messenger from Mr. Thomp—
son. asked if they were ready for their
valuables. They replied that. they were,
but the valuables did not materialize.
After waiting a few days the Morollas
sent for them.
Mr. Thompson was not only sorry, but
was mortified beyond expression. In some
way the combination of his safe bad. he
said, bocomo disarrangcd. but he would
attend to the matter in a few days.
The Mercilas were compiaisant until
ono of their friends was going to be mar‘
rlad. Then Mrs. hierollu wanted to wear
her jewelry. and asked Thompson for
them.
“1 am awfully sorry." the lattcr is said
to have rcpllcd, “but my wife has the
combination of the safe. and I can’t open
it until she returns. However, if you are
in a hurry for the things, I’ll get an ex-
pcrt from the company tomorrow and
have him open the safe.”
After several days. as the Morollas were
still without their Jewelry, they notified
the pollen Detective Murphy called at the
Thompson house with a safe export named
Pomeroy.
Thompson wnlcomod tham with ap-
parent cordlality. “I wish you would
upon the thing.” sold be, “I'm sick and
tired of keeping the stuff. " '
The export. accompanied by Thompson.
Murphy and Dr. Moi-oils, wont to the first
story front room whore the sale was. It
was a smull affair, painted brown. Any
burglar could have opcnod it in two min-
utes. l‘omcroy clasped tho lock with a
“drag." and in exactly 30 seconds the
door swung back, exposing an empty in»
toriur.
" My God!" cried Thompson, clutching
his hnlr, "l’vc boon robbodi”
“Oh, no,” said Dr. Mnrolla, in his
broknn English, “It. is Iwho hnvo boon
robbod."
"’l‘ho bcst thing you can do, young
man." said Murphy. “is to tell what. you
havc doors with tho things."
Thompson sccmcd to accept the advice.
He produced pawntickots for all the artl‘
bios and handod thorn to the detective.
Four of thorn tickets boat- tho dots of July
ii. showing they bod boon pawncd on tho
wry day Mrs. Morolla had givon them to
Mrs. Thompson. lie rniscd tilt: on all the
articles. Thompson was than taken to
tho liutlcr stront. police court. when. in
spltc of his Admission of 1: Wing pointed
the goods. bonntcrcd a pic of not guilty,
nnd was hold in $1,000 ball. He said his
wits and aunt worn in Jnffcraouvllln, Vt.
nnd thnt he did not know when they
would roturu. ’
Wealthy Man Wants Divorce.
Priiselc'ros. N. .l., ch. :l.-l:hnrlcs 7..
Pogo. n wealthy huclnou man. has hogan
suit. for on nhacluto divcrnc from his wife,
Flor-once C. Pogo 'i'ho cult is tho result
of n honcwhlpplng adminintcrod by Mr.
Page to Charms Johnson. a well known
than about town, who. Mr. lingo moi-ts,
was too friendly with his wife. Mrs. Page
is ono of tho handsome“ woman in Now
.lcraoy. ’l‘ho oouplc wore married in loss
and ham onc child. hir. Page's charges
in tho suit are not known.
Italian 1on Killed at a (ironing.
Nllwamt, S. .l., Nov. ll.--Vlttoro (la-
sara. in yours old. of ill Picrson's alloy. an
llailan employed l’n tho hotnhop of
Whalers: iron-ll in Miller smut. was
struck and instantly klllsd at that cross-
ing byn Pennsylvania fast train. 'l'hc
boy hail been soot an an errand and boot
under tho crossing gator Just as tho train
approached. ills body was thrown 100
foot. .
Pennsylvania Italic-cad" ”hide-ll.
Pmunizlmrh. Soc. own» board of
directors of tho l’cnusylvnnin railroad mot
nod declared ascraiannnnl dividend of ill;
per cent upon tho capital aunt of the
company. The dividend is payable in can
no and after Nov. ill).
N. n .m c~-“._......
W...“ .
Iliad Willa at front.
lass. Mm. Roe. tic-Mn. lilisaboth
Alloy. a widow. no your! old. was found
dud at but home on Form- stroet him.
The body was in a Insulin; position
nloogctdc the has, as if the woman had
died while» at prayer.
woman's «MHZ-u.
murmurs. 21w.- s.-nciv o. Coon,
windows olnthlorc. at Mill Market
have foiled, tho liabilities being astlm
, Minn church. m
bosom-tic talisman—shat, . .
plain—«la no! in W
penal mice, but it .
Pom-ally room nm for .
lam money. . - '2 ‘
. For utobliablpgi this out
aka for. and! no to »
Philadelphia. Haw York will
upwind to he mom I
in!!! authority lamina boon
New York a proposition w
lllh pneumatic tuba service new.
the entire island icupoctad his
the dopartmaut in a can walls;
The orpoudlturo for all mail,
tlon for tho fiscal your who It
which 342,998,067 was ,l‘ues .
and tho remainder for mm I!" _
Recommendation la mode c. ‘
moval of tho china of mparln
foreign mails from Washington
York. roilovlng tho New York _ .
of the delays of the foreign m ' '
In the estimates for the basal yin
in June 30, 1598, thorn la all . W »
040,000 for u stoombont for can ‘
transfer of foreign mall in N" Y , ’
bor. 7‘
lllllolalro Robot-hon W“ M
Puma Auaov. N. J., Nov. 3”;ng
meoa T. ‘Robertacn, a Wall strut
broker. was arrnatcd by Game“
Janice L. Tucker of this city. The~
was walking along the road Wm
Eatontown and Tinton Falls. Row;
who in a soother-o‘er by birth. drove past
him in a stylish carriage with o gull, ‘lh
his arms. Tookcr followed the
and got information from tho 0010M
coachmsn that Robertson was guonlu
on his own farm. He waited until It
came back, then arrested him and!“
him before Justice Edwards of W-
town. He was fined $20 and coats. Robv
crtscn lives in a fine country honubo-
twcon Eatontown and Tlntcn Falla'and
is a millionaire.
1
.. “'antod Ella Insurance.
Tonox'ro, Nov. a.-—-Thc Canadian an:
thorlties am leaving no stone unturned to
mourn tho speedy extradition of Mn.
Oll'vc Odell Stornuman. who is at provost
in, jail at Buffalo charged with tho mur-
dsr of her husband at Cayuga, Out. 'A
‘weok ago a coroner’s jury rammed ”3 var. _
dint. of murder against Mrs. Sternaman,
and she was arrested by the Buffalo all-
thoritles on the application of the 0am
government. Charles Roberts of tho'MuI—
ropolitan Insurance company of New
York testified that Mrs. Sternaman had
placed an insurance for $2,000 on her how
band’s life with his company shortly be- ,
fora Stcrnaman’s death. .
Prominent Lawyer'a Attempted Emile.
MONTREAL, Nov. 3. —Marc Ethieg. a
prominent lawyer, is dying at NomDa‘m
hospital from attempted suicide by swal-
lowing carbollo acid Three years ago Ilia
wife. a beautiful society woman, was dia—
t-cvcred in an intrigue with bar confusion
Young Abba Guyhot. one of the brlgbml
priests in Montreal and attached to St.
James church. Tho obbe was unfrockad
and went to the states. and tho loath
of him was that he was clerking in a ow
York dry goods store. Mrs. Ethic! also
went to New York. Ever since that time
Ethicr has been despondent and drinking
heavily. .7
‘ '9
More Records Broken.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 3.—-Jny Eaton of Eliza-
beth, N. J.. smashed the three mllolm
door bicycle record here. The occasion
was a match taco botwccn Coops! and
Eaton for n nurse of $590. The time made
wosli minutes Ill seconds, the previou-
record bclng 6 minutes ll seconds, by Hot-
tons. The race was paced by Stowera and
Hooper on a tnndcm. Gilbert Loguaof
Nashville lowered the half mile indoor
amateur record of l mlnntol wounds,
hold by Louis Smith of Nashville. Loggia
passed the judges in 1 minute 2 1-5 coo-
ands
r
Thirty Tramps Afloat-d.
Minnrmows, N. Y.. Nov. 3,—Eria ”.
Railway Conductor Gllscn'a freight Mn.‘ , _ ‘
was boarded by :50 tramps near Hancock ' ‘
last night. A hrakcman ordered them
off. when one pound a pistol and fired It
him The braksmnn ran to the caboooo.
and tho whole gang of tramps took poem
scssion of on empty car. At Port Jervll I .
dctcctlvo boarded the train while it VII ‘ y
standing there, and, having joinod the ‘
gong. coaxed thcm to a glass work! to
Ipnnd the night. He afterward procund
police assistance. and all were arrested.
Journeyman Plumbon Bulk.-
Woncssrsu. lilacs, Nov. 3.--Tho jour-
naymcn plumbers of tho city belonging to
the loan! union, numbering about 40,
wont on strike became the master plumb-
ers of the city would not discharge ntm- p.
union hclpcrs who have boon cmpicypd a C F
your or more. The strikers take the ground
that those helpers learn tho trade and II.
up for themselves as journeyman without
curving propcv apprentlccahlp. Tho Ino-
tnr Pinmbnrs‘ associntion of thooity. com-
pricing ‘3] firms. mot and agreed to ruin
tho demands of tho strikers.
find a Distinguished Audience.
thllilio'mlv. Nov. ll.-Mlu Ado Boll”
began an engngnmcnt in Washington»
the lmfnyottc square (hunter, appaariu
thorn nu Katharina in "Tho Taming of tho
Shrew" lioforo tho most distinguish“
nudlcnco of tho cocoon. President In.
Mrs. Cleveland. Sir Julian Pollutant“.
the British cmhucndor: lilo All-WM
minister. Lord chtmcntb, and W
and Mrs. Cnrllslo occupied boron.
Armenians Allowod to nu.
Wammoros. Nov. ltwActlog (lo-Joli-
alnncr iinnorol lmrnod of tho bill's-ll o!
immigration has received a report from
Jomalincioncr banner at Ellis island. 1‘.
v.. atotingthnt mo of m Armaniotloflk .
arrived by tho steamship California I“
fill of those who conic by tho 0M!!! W
dlmhnravd. bonds having boon forum.“ '
tholr behalf by thd American SIM, can. ”
paoy of blow York. .‘
.. M...” an»... .
lahman to Curb [fanni-
Bos‘i'olf. Nov. ll—flr. Mm. m
of the Oxford mw. has cabled his
coccof thopcciticnofcoachcfthll _ 7
mo. 'f'hc athletic oommittcc but. __.
um tab-
om
to accept hfr. Vulcan’s no
vor of Mr. Lehman. to take ,
date of Hr. Inhm‘aa‘a arrival in
“mail-v.2 we... to W _
succumbs. (lot. For. haw ‘
mo of tit. Johan church hash“
m nmkvlihmbyhztvm '
3mm tho sail to tho , W,
a...“ MW
“I..." m
as 090.000. The Micro was brought about
by the Inn's W to“ “9‘"?
run mm m m "
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