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GLOVER’S ,
W
Double Shoe Storeil
40 and 42 W all street, Norwalk.
Headquarters for the latest styles in .
ADIES’ AND GENTS’ ,
' FOOTWEAR!
Enamel Cork Sole,
Box Calf Cork Solo,
Tan Calf Cork Sole, in
Bull Dog Greelan-and Ludgate Toes
Nobby and
Up-to-Datel
,Ladics’ invisible Cork Sole Shoes, something warm and
stylish.
Ladies‘ Box Calf Shoes in Lace and Button.
GLOVER'S DOUB
LE SHOE STORE,
NBRWA'LK, CONN.
“Everybody’s Shoes Shirred Free.
. scxl. iimmreruv. Ar
Scum:- Pllls. Draw.
trouble. result far.
every I5. >0 0 4
For Sale at Tomijnsou‘s druz store~
rl r
PEAK. Mi'.IlI('l.‘v . t...
RESTORE
MIST ill‘illll
When in doubt what in us» for Nl‘rvou‘u Dehility. Loss of Sesusl Power (in either
,Vanmut‘lc out other “cakvlesus. from any cause, us.
lord and full Vigor quickly restored. if neglected. such
ilrdunywlir'fr. sealed. for {v.ou: shoves forks». With
legal }:i|ill"\lill"' to .ure or refund the money. Address
.. Cleveland, ubi...
You Want
Fresh eggs, 30c dozen.
Entire wheat flour, fresh bar:
rel,
Apples, Greenings and Bald-
wins, $1.00.
New buckwheat.
The finest loaf sugar syrup,
Pickling onions,
Citron melons,
Mixed spices, xoc,
Green ginger root,
Good vinegar,
i HAVE THEM.
Don't you wanta nice cover
for your flour barrel;so
nice and handy; always
among those things that
are a delight to the house~
keeper.
LORENZO OIBBLE,
ii North Msin Bti'eot.
ME.”
THE OELEIRATID
Hazleton
and
Cross Creek
- - GOALS
FOR RANGE AND FURNACE.
Those Oosls on free from dirt
sud slats; will be delivered by
careful drivers. Bond order
for sample load sod satisfy
yourself that our claim is cor-
Ms
RAY
”W
ION‘O BROS.
Io. “enrolls.
DR.F.W. DARMEN
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.
Ofiice ( 8 am. to 8p. 111. Sunday 9am.
Hoursl to l p. m.
Office and Residence. ii Washington
street, 3 doors above the First National
Bank, South Norwalk. Conn.
,LTVmIgthXIAALflTm
Now BE§9;:£AA¥E§EE Then
CAT ON’S VITALIZEB
Cures gonersl or special debillty. wakeful-
ness. spormntorhms. emissions. lmpotency,
paresls. crc. Corrects functional disorders,
mused by errors or ever-cm, quickly restoring
Lost Msnhood In old or young, giving vi of and
strength \Vl'l re fwmrr wrnknm. prrvziiiml‘. (fou-
vcnlcnt package, <.mplc, rill; lll'il. and legitimate.
In QUICK AND THonoocn.
r.e'rr.’r'rl Iry {MIMI/in”: Illahi on
CATON'S Vltllllcrs.' firm neg-led if your vim;
glut \i'lr‘s not have If. I'm I: fil per pkgze, 6 for $5.
with \vrlttm guursntee of complete cure.
lululmx i iu-r and umlhlrnlinl.
Send u.» - .. i it .\ worki-
triul lrr-‘i Ill . . tum h prrwn. l‘
carom IAED. co. Bosron. mass.
Sold by Geo. U. Slilleon. South Nor-
wulk. -
Motifs Newerine Pills
The gust
remedy for
nervous prov
iration
all nervous
diseases of the
generative or-
am of ei
llhh‘vlllfi ANI) A F d
unsuchastumlra a, a'ingor
lost Emw
Manhood, lm , N htly
dons, Youthful Errors, fol orry, rs~
arrive use of Tobacco or Opium which
lead to Cornumpliou and insanity. ”.00
r box a‘msll 6 hours for $5.00.
lions on on to. PM". Cleveland, out
8014 by all (”will
TH E
NORWALK BUILDING
COMPANY.
Aided by our steam derricks. sows. bor-
ing machines. etc. we can quote
LOW PRICES OK
All Kinds of Timber Work!
Churches. Factorlssor any barge Bulld-
log work a specialty.
SHOP, RIVERSIDE AVENUE.
lull! MIMI, Issuer.
mm
Inuthorltlos.
EAST NORWALK, CONN.
loses vessel and cargo, vslucd at 37,000.
There was as much more money aboard
among the remainder of the man, sumo
having over $1,000 each. Everything was ‘
lost, even theolothing Those whocscapod
being sucked down by the vortex created
by the sinking vessel kept client by the
old of planks from the schooncr's docks
and were picked up by the stenmor's boat
and brought back to port by tho pllotbout
which hsd the 'l'ihor in tow. The Tiber
then continued on her voyage.
Trial For Vlolntlon In Progress In the
the United States Court.
Wssnrxo'rox, Nov. 7.-—Tbc ease of the
United States versus C. H. Wight, gcn~ .
oral freight agent of the Baltimore and >
Ohio, was argued In the supreme court.
Wight was convicted by a jury of unlaw-
ful discrimination between shippers, in
violation of the interstate commerce not.
It is alleged that be granted a special so.
Every suit was made toss/l at 85 and is well worth
it. We bought them so as to sell them at $3 and
_ $4.. 1/] fhcsrzcs from 4 to 76' years.
Little fellows' suits—«low priced but excel/en! qualifym
3 to 8 years, 32 lo 35. Big boys' suits, 14 to 19
years, $5 to 315. The touch of style on all of
them, the goodness of wear in each. 310 buys a
fine man's suit or overcoat.
we Sell Boys’
Roofers.
Cape Over-coats.
Ifi/t Overcoafs,
Box Overcoats.
F urnlshlngs.
«uncommon, «mum Wm...“ so
ENS-8&0.
Open Monday, Frills} and
Saturday evenings.
BRIDGEPURT. CONN.
cret rebate of 3% cents per hundrcdwoiah:
td‘s shipper on beer shipped from Cincin-
nati to Plttsbnrg. A discharged omployco
reported the matter to the government
Meanwhile the Panhandle railroad, un.
able to firitkout where the trouble was by
which the Baltimore and Ohio got the
business, out schedule rates Wight's ex~
cuso on the trial was that the man civm
the special rate had a siding on the Pan»
handle road, and that the Baltimore and
Ohio could not got his business withou‘.
giving him a robots, which was under the
guise of an allowance for cottage. The
case was argued by ii. L. Bond of Balti—
more for Wight and Edward B. Whitney.
assistant attorney general, for the United
States. This is the first criminal convic-
tion of n railroad officer for unjust disv
elimination, and thoch has been watchol
by shippers and railroad men generally.
Papal Ablognto to Clouds.
Momma“. Nov. 7.-—It is understood
that Itov. Father Forbes, a Scottish min-
ister of the Society of Jesus of this city.
has been summoned to Home, where he
will bcofferod the appointment of papal
nblegntc to Canada. The expediency of
the appointment of a papal nblognte lo
Caustic has been admitted by tho congru-
gation of the propaganda, and the name
of the ablocate alone remains to be known.
Father Forbes is a French scholar, having
been professor in the Jesuit colleges of
Vauglrnrd and Paris. He was expelled
from France in 1503 for having criticized
the French army. He is 4.3 years of age.
Bliss to "no 3 Portfolio.
NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-—-'l‘ho Herald says:
flew IS THE ,
TIME!
To think about purchasing a new
lamp to light up your home these
long and dreary evenings. Call at
Nash 8: 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 $l2.00.
just received, our Cylinder Stove.
C all and see them before purchasing,
we can save you money.
NASH '8. VANSCOY,
Cor. N. Main and West Streets,
SOUTH NORWALK -
OONNEOTIOUT
“It is regarded by Republican politicians
as practically settled that Cornelius .\.
Bliss, thc treasurer of tho liupnblicnn my
tlonal committee, will be the secretary
of the treasury under President McKin-
ley. One report goes so for as to say that
Mr. lilies has been asked by tho president
elect to hold the treasury portfolio and
has accepted. This is probably surmise.
But. it can be stated as a fact that Major
McKinley wants Mr. Bliss in his cabinet,
and that Mr. Bliss can be prov-oiled on to
give the new administration his assistance
if it needs him."
l’ltz Hugh Lon For Governor.
llrvunoxn, Nov. T.-—-Thc Sound hionoy
League of Virginia has opened permanent
headquarters hero and will begin at mice
its fight to capture V'lrignln in tho stats
election next year. it is said that the
gold standard Democrats will fuse with
the Republicans and make the issue the
reform of election laws. A port of the
programme is to bring General Film lluuh
hoe out as n cnnilidnto for governor or to
succcod John W. llanici in the cousin.
1an will be in Richmond next. wsok. His
intimate friends hero think ho will decline.
A Bill For Fire Island.
Aumxv, Nov. 7.~—'l‘ho commissioners
of the land ofllce has received by mall
on ol'fcruf $1Ih,lilllllllf'tll8FIN island prop-
erty, now owned by the state The nf‘l'i'r
came from linorgoll. anund, in New York
city rral c‘eillllfl dcnlor, who is supposed to
represent curtain capitnllsls, it is not bo-
lluvod that the commission will soil the
THE PROPELLERS
CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE AND
VULOAN,
Will leave Pier 23. E. R., ileekman street, New York' at 5 p. m.
Leave NorWulk, 5 p. m; South Norwalk 6 p. m.
7 a. m. ms p m. Upon application to agents the City of Norwalk
Eagle 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 oi
this line on account of the owners thereof.
OLD AN D RELIABLE
ailyDirectFreight Line
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, SOUTH NORWALK AND
NORWALK.
Freight received from
property for loss than $7.04th
“'lil Aid Cuban l‘ntrlots.
'l‘sciruruMJ'A, Honduran, Nov. 7.——A
f'llll) has been organized among the reel»
dome of this place which is to be devoted
to the purpose of sending assistance to the
insurgents in Cuba.
BRIEF NEWSWITEMS.
Consul (vlcncrnl Loo hold conferences on
Cuban affairs with the president and lico-
rutnry flimsy.
A burglar at New Brunswick, N. .l..
opened a cafe nitur having lnntltoumiicnlly
figured out the combination, took Mill
and made his escape.
Frederick Bollcnboclr, n primary school
pupil, tried to stubble teacher with n pou-
knife in Bloomfield, N. J., when she so
tempted to cal‘roct him.
Ausmnhlymen Nixon of Chautauqua.
O’Grndy of Monroe and Shot-ni- of Albany
counties have announced their candidacy
for the office of speaker of the New York
sssmnbiy.
The Right lion. John Morley. M. l’..
in a speech dellvm'ed in Glasgow implied
that be advocated filr William iinrcnnrt
for the leadership of the Liberal party in
(innit lirltcln.
'l'wn masked noon tried to rob the
l'lmmplon rrstnuront. on tho llowury, in
New York. line of them carried it revolver.
They were frightened away by the cashier
and trio waiters.
In tho Oisrkonwcll court- of sermons,
lmndon. Mrs. Walter M. (Instill or Hon
l‘ronlsco was found guilty of shoplifting
and refinanced to three mouths' imprison-
ment, though specialists tmillsd tbst she
was montsily irresponsible liar husbsnd, ‘
who bud been indicted with her, on on
mac rm ell slam ,
d
BIGREDUCTION SALE
For the Month of November.
Complete line of watches, clocks, jewelry, silverware, opalware and
cut glass.
DIAMONDS!
A fine line of stones at greatly reduced prices.
while not sold at strictly rust price, will he sold low enough to attram
purchasers, who will find many rare bargains.
A. W.AUST|N, 39 Wall Street, Norwalli
DIAMONDS!
All of these goods
What is It ?
that prompts you tobny your shoes at
one store rather than soother? isn't it
style, quality, lit durability and price as
to the shoe and prompt and courteous
attention on the rt of the proprietor and
salesman? If t use are the real induce-
ments we look for s liberal shutout your
patron-go.
Ii. 8. BROWN,
Ill WNONINO‘I‘OI "REIT,
It was then thought that Hatfield was
scout Owing to the snorting aim of the
clan and the desperation with which they
fight when surrounded, on open attack up
the attacking party. Hence the officers,
tired of their hard mountain trolling. pros
pared to snatch a few hours of sleep and
await daylight developments.
Shortly after midnight Deputy J. H.
Clark and two other such, who were out
scouting, were informed by s spy that
Hatfield and his young son, who was with
him at the time of the killing, had stolen
from the fort and were then making their
way toward the Kentucky border. Clark
at once struck his trail, and after follow-
housc of a widowed relative. where he had
gone for fowl, having had nothing to out
since the killing. Clark and his mun sur-
rounded the house and waited. Soon Hot-
rllios were pushed in his face, and he sur-
rendered. ,
Desperation: Now In Jail.
at once hustcnod his prisoners to the Nor-
folk and Western railroad, placed them in
a baggage our with a number of guards,
tlmo enemies, the McCoys.
Another party of tho oiiiccrs, under W. h‘.
Bcvlns, better known as Kentucky Blll,
captured Iintiield‘s father, Devil Anne,
and two of llstflcld‘n brothers.
murder.
tempt to rescue them, the clan disperser],
and tho-people once more breathed freely.
fore been lodged behind the prison burs,
him.
trouble Is ended for the present.
[Infield-McCoy Feud.
that the fund was at an end.
have no parallel.
rifle, and always ready for a fight.
recovery of hogs brought by Randolpl
Captain Hatfield.
witnesses. ’l'ho McCoys retaliated sooi
feud continued for many years.
Many arrests were made, but as no wit
one who met his death by due process 0
law.
a marriage between Aaron
leader of the clan McCoy.
factions.
“2 II. Vanderbilt's Widow Dead.
New Yonx. Nov. 7.
N. ‘1'.
Mrs. Hhopurd.
heart failure. Shower-17f. years old. 'l‘h
tot-day morning. and tho attack cam
without warning.
banv.
Vanderbilt in Hill. ‘i'hs chlldron of th
of W. Seward Webb.
Mortlal Law In Illnzsmblquo. ,
in the fort. where he had been soon by s
on the fort wss‘ extremely dangerous to
lug him for a few miles found him in the
field came to the door. and half a dozen
The boy seized his gun and attempted
to use it, but was caught before he had
time to do so. With a heavy guard, Clark
scoured the our doors and took them with
all possible dispatch to Huntington, where
they are now in jail. Hatfield now says he
would have surrendered at first had he
not foul-oil violence at the hands of his old
One of
those younger Hutflolds, a boy of 17, is
also wanted in this county on a charge of
They were taken to the Logan
county jail. Thus deprived of their leaders
and realizing how futile would be any at-
Hntflcld has killed probably a dozen
men. Although a large reward has been
offered for him for years, he has never be—
and more than one unfortunate detective
has lost his life in an attempt to outwit
He will be brought here today for
on examining trial, but it is hoped that
Captain Hatfield. the leader of the Hot-
fleld clan in the long and bloody feud
with the McCoy faction, has kept very
quiet since March. mill. in that your the
United States authorities made it rather
uncomfortable for tho iintflolds, and Cup.
tnin Hatfield published a letter stating
The history of Captain Hatfield is the
history of tho Hatfield-McCoy food, which
deals with a series of desperate fights, cold
blooded assassinations, scenes of during
hurdlhuod and cowardly murders which
The clam of the lintficlds. in West Vir-
lgnin, and tho McCoys. in Kentucky, had
long dominated their respective territories.
They were typical mountaineers—strong, , ,
active. alert, experts with pistol, knife and "' .
Tho feud was the result of a suit for tho
McCoy against Floyd Hatfield, brother of
This resulted in the
murder of Bill Staten, one of McCoy’s
after and riddled tho body of one of tho
Hatficltls with bullets. In this way the
bosses could he found to testify against 'T"
the gang convictions were low. Ellison
Mounts of the Hatfield clan was the only
Soon after peace came it was scaled by
lintflold,
noplww of (‘nptnin Hatfield, and Mary
McCoy, a daughter of Rudolph McCoy,
This was in
Infill, and until election day no more mur-
(lore had been commltcd by either of the
w—Mra. Mary Loulm
Vanderbilt, widow of the late \‘l‘lllism ii.
Vanderbilt, died last evening at tho rosi-
dcnco of her llnuglitor, Mrs. Elliott l".
Shepard. at Scarboro, Wcutolwstcr county,
Mrs. Vanderbilt bad boon visiting
or. the Shepard rcsldoncs slncc the wedding
of her granddaughter, the daughter of
The cation of death was
death of hlrs. Vanderbilt. was nucxpoctcd,
as she was apparently in good health you-
hlrs. Vanderbilt was
bliss Mary Louise Klssnm. daughter of s
llntcb ifcfcrmsd church miniutnrnf All
She was married to William ll.
mnrrlngc were ('ornoilus, William Klssnm.
Frederick W, linorgo W., Margaret Lou-
isa. who became the wife of the late hil-
llntt F. Shepard; Emily Thorn. wife of
William 1). Hlosnc; Florence Adele, wife
of H. McK. Twonlbly, and Eliza 0.. wife
Lisbon. Nov. 7.——-The 'l‘cmpo says that
. I ”must , . ‘ '3‘“. I" ‘W- Ill
‘5‘ in: «is craw- We...“ ‘ ‘ ' “ ' * Mr 3...... ... iii: ”a": c ..
‘ racecourse pm. . . ., .« nssr no.6
home a gar-m otcsrdmu‘nmk o A Boy mm rears its: stroller nsr M”, WW! “ mm
" ' ‘ him. not?" ““"f‘h’t’? 3'33 ' . ~-——— when" . 5“”
11m ugouw us , a" 4” Im'
s Th. ”mu mt from “Q' (m 0‘ “O ”Ito and clothes any u f I," lie VIQHIII Wor- hhl‘l 0‘ Ch. “DWI. u”. ”00"“, All“ M m
a collision. carrying down wltb it 13 per- ‘9 . yo P” m "If TIM? I'M-I “mum's-I'l- "“1 “”3””- 3“ John, “
‘ 0 sons. son: of these were women. one in. on hls'metflwbflng out his man- ' mun-moo, Fond—Tho rm Ism' 3““ 0"“ 1““ 'W to
.‘ 0 fix” 1"” ”’ “I" ”PM" “I! “film ”:5 . [mess We cloths a goodly portion nu. Broken. mmfint’fn? '3: film“... " L ‘
N ' r. young 'mmisd oouponorn “ ' , , ‘- _ ' u n . 9 '
,y _ l 2 Palm sud s brother and sister or the of the boys In Brnlqepdrf- and near- mmum w v; No, 7 “me, for Scranton. who“ m
. . . ~ ' 9““ “i Holloway are among “'0” fi (awn; threo days snd'nlghts of trsillia b about I” way of "I" Eric and! '
- . p 2 mum. Thur-numbered 9. the m— y " . , . 100 men Captain Hatfield "It: the the ”“m Md” Tl” 9"
, . .0 angers ll, tbs luster holed all very well 4 diode a specially good purchase of triple killing st Motowsrl on Toudsy "0 children bythc bond “M
, a $060 people. midis: on Ban-vials bsr- 5., 8’ suit g, g, d A m or out who in the notorious leader of thh "mm ”"d‘i'hm' “Mr'
, ‘ m I'M 900910 were 00mins to St- Jobmlo y 9.0 W ay. a " world famed Hatfield clan has been onp~ "n” ”W" 5’" "' “l”
a‘ : ‘ : 0 g ixlmihfii uufim mm winter bo~ lecturer was overstockedmahuld of the result of mmmmm M..;gn’c.b.11mn.y, gnfiugebgfgghggég;
go on . r ‘ . v J '
. , , as (an; Maggie had aboard 1.000 quintsis 9/39”""2‘5‘W as Z ’0' ”f SW” of ii “Th; :9' libiflt‘ilith’Siidiiild'adfiizili "5“,?” Th"°"”°',‘,"’ cw
~ ‘ to o , fl-h ofthls season'dhsbrsdorcstob. cause a a o a more i an t o co! er. ”I ‘ ”WWW” “ i ,
nearly all bclcnuins to the captain. who . W ”(a m 0 I lilyal’flm? who were already hunting for h" disappear cror the “I" u
into the river. 25 feet below. m
dren clung to her dress out!
"In! I)”. .2 r
The recent excessively be":
caused the river to rind. out
about . six feet of water wild!
and s‘ heavy current was all. ‘I
troinhnnds reached the spot. “I , ,. .
had been swept out of sight. Patti” '
at once organized. and the river who
ed. The body of one of the child!”
on recovered. .
DAMAGED sv FLOOD.
Eastern Pennsylvsnhs Bolton ho-
Efloot of Honvylhilsl. '
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7.—chortsr§ool
ell from various sections of custom Pen
sylvsnin indicate that considerable “
age has boon done by the heavy ruins
the past few days. This is especial!
In regard to the mining regions,
rnsny mines have been flooded.
number of ooillorics were forced to.
pond, and in some places the prospects
on early resumption is not vary on
log. At Ashisnd the water booms:
high that the mules had to from
from the rhinos. From Shenandoah W
news that all the collieries in that rosin
except the Philadelphia and Reading Cos
and Iron company and the Lchlgh Volley
oolllerics, have been forced to close, and Il,‘
sconsoquencc 18,000 men and boys are .
thrown out of work for some days and In ’
some instances for along period. '
The Susquehanna river at {Iolumbiuls '
a raging torrent. it began rising at 11 “
o‘clock, is five feet above high water mark ‘
and is steadily rising. at the rate of five
inches an hour. The forrybonts, by which
the Pennsylvania railromi transfers puso ‘
songors across the river. will be forcedw‘;
stop. Should the river continue rising for j
any length of time itxgéaarcd that those
living on the lowlands uth of Columbil
will suffer. ) '
\‘i’nnted It Kept Quint. .
ALBANY, Nov. 7,—Whnt is believed to j _
be a runaway marriage was performed by '
Justice Sovcrauco in the city court yostqrv '
day. Alexander Von W. Leslie, aged 35,»
a student at Harvard college, was married .
to Josephine Crasby Mason, 25 your! of . ,
ago, of Vassar college. Newton B. Van
dcr Zoo, a lawyer, brought the couplo'to
court and wanted the marriage kept quiet.
The cortiflcsto shows that the groom was
a student. horn in Dresden, Germany, and
the son of John R. Leslio.‘ The bride}!!! ’
also a student, born'ln Baltimore, and tho .
daughter of Edward F. Mason. The young-
couplo left at once for New York. ;
Heavy Punishment For Liquor Selling. .
Bosrox, Nomi—What is believed to
be the heaviest penalty cvor impomd on
the first conviction for illegally hailing
liquor for sale was pronounced In the“
Boston district court when Judge Emo ‘
mono sentenced Philip Cohan to pnya fill.
of Scotland to serve six months In tho
House of Correct-ion. Cohen is a bottle! ‘
of summer drinks, but on suspicion that
he was selling liquor the police raided MI
place. and 1.3 gallons of beer, sis and
whisky were found. ' ’
A Mysterious Affair. y,’ .
Mosrusm, Nov. 7.—-J. S. Csrmlchsol ‘
l of Chicago, who took an overdose of mo!- .
phinc at the Windsor hotel apparently by .
mistake. is slowly dying in the General .
hospital. Inquiries about his condition
I have been received from Chicago, but ill.
authorities are very reticent. and his real
identity Is not known. Waiter Wilson.
agent of the Centers Thread company, know
. him, but refuses infprmstion.
Explosion In n Factory.
Touosro, Nov. 7.—An explosion occur‘
f rod in Patterson Broc.’ mnnufactory of
roofing material at the corner of Front
and Parliament streets. Five men was
in the building at the time. Two of the,
were seriously injured snd are not likely
to recover. The other oscnpod by jumping
from a window. Unc fireman was injured
by falling hrlch‘s. but will recover. Tho
loss will ho about $30,000.
Faculty “'ou't Let Him Play.
Nl-IW llsvsv, Nov. 7.-—A. S. Goodwin,
who has played rlght halfback for Yule
most. of file {all and Who In the apledlm , ‘
runner on the team. has been notified-by
the faculty that he will not he allowed to
play any more this your, owing to his schol-
nrshlp standing. ills absence is a seven
blow to Yule. as the mmohers were getting
him into great shape for the Princeton
game, two weeks distant. .
Fraud Orders Issued.
Wasmscrozv, Nov. 7. wIt's-sud ordnrq .
“ bsve boon issued by tho postmaster [sud .
oral against tho Notional Nockwssr W .
pony of Bridgeport. Conn, and Philldole' ‘
phln. ’i‘hc ooncorn is alleged to have hold
out fake aliurmnenls for employment of."
0 women and by kcoplng the required infill,
dismissing the matter with o lofts! lbw-i .
Ing their suniplo work was uiimtlsfsotosy ,
Kllled by s (lrsvol Train.
Pompano, Conn, Nov. 7. - stid
Walsh. aged 40 years, employed so Ill».
watchman at the Portland Tluwsrs cont-u .
pany's factory. was killed by bolls: still ‘ ‘ ‘
by the gravel train as ho was going N i .
work. The body was found nosi- tbs Path
Major Monslubo Albuquerque. governor
of Mozambique, has suspended the consti.
tutlcn, dissolved the municipal council
and procelmml martial law. He has also
arrested three alderman, Including a
brother of a judge of the supreme comt at
hcsndo. on the charge of supplying "find
and munitions to tho Nsmorsllos. s trlbo
of natives wlth whom the Portuguese
are at war. The prisoners srouwsltlng
trial in the fortress at Mozambique. Their
clients is punishable by death.
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WILKBMIARIW, Ps., Nov. 7.--'i‘hs sm-
plcycss of the Inhlgh Volley rsllrosd
shops bsvo born nofldsd tbss in tho future
.oush Now-lb. Oorm
thsy will work sins Muss s Is:
sisal» ,
lsnd station by workmsn returning sons.
The \‘snshnols Question.
Emsnnnou. Nev. 7.——'l‘hc iller of ,1
borne. parliamentary secretory M.
colonial office, in a public add!“
ssld that before psrllomsnt ,
the Venezuelan boundary quustioll‘wal'~
sstlsfuctorlly settled. ~ ,
mud on s CISI‘ZlMKIIh
Qnssssrown, Nov. 7.-ul. John 0
who us a pssssngsr on lbs Con
steamship Eli-uric, died from sy
tho somd day out.
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