use... , - to
new ”mantra”
Instant. “semi:
morocco
as
W‘?’
mm each pence. A
ion. Irate.
3&5 in?!" mi
,I to on '
a» , an nervous Lyall, the manufact-
. .. .- mg
a”; ;_ . 33% urers. It’s a name
”“1 moo Erma. 'i 31'?" h:- the means '
a": «We “erodes * t , "W
o l" '
H be: ms 6937: to: 35% thing that’s goodfor
acupuncturist- anythingin the to-
THE bacco line-
NORWALK BUILDING
' COMPANY.
Aided by our steam derrick. sews. bor-
ing machines,eto.. we can quote
LOW PRICES OK
All Kinds of Timber Work!
Churches. Factories or any Large Build-
ing work a specialty.
SHOP, RIVERSIDE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK, CONN.
LESLIE GAMBLE, Manager.
You Want
Fresh eggs, 30c dozen.
01! fl
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, rec,
Green ginger roor,
Good vinegar,
I HAVE THEM.
Don’t you want a nice cover; ~—
ior your flour barrel; sof DR_F‘
nice and handy; alwaysi
among those things that,
are a delight to the house-
keeper.
LORENZO . DIBBLE,
ll North Main Street.
week's 2'
Gen. 0. ‘Btiliene. South Nor-
Mlllfs N 11.9um:
knows that B~L
stands for Best Leaf ,
“Fest Line, as well .,
as for, Buchanan &.
Dealersallsayso—
Usersallconiirm it.
TIIE OELEIRATIO
Hazletcn
and . .
Cross Creek
-' - GOALS
FOR RANGE AND FURNACE.
These Goals are free from dirt
and slate; will be delivered by
careful drivers. Send order
I for sample load and satisfy
, yourself that our claim is cor-
i met.
humane ones.
i In. Norwalk.
.w. Bitumen
Surgeon Dentist,
l Formerly over the Post Office.
E All work pertaining to modern den-
3‘ tistry. at the most reasonable charges.
First-class work only.
All work guaranteed.
; ()fiice l 8 run. toilp. in. Sunday 9am.
; Honrsi tolp.rn.
1‘ Office and Residence. ll Washington
1 street, 3 doors above the First National
: Bank. South Norwelk. Conn.
GLOVER’S
Double Shoe Storel!
40 and 42 W all street, Norwalk.
Headquarters for
the latest styles in
ADIES’ AND GENTS'
FOOTWEAR!
Enamel Cork Sole,
ch‘CaIf Cork Sole,
Bull Dog Grecian
Ten Golf Cork Sole, in
and Ludgate Toes
' ‘, lobby and Up-to-Detei
Ladies’ Invisible Cork Sole
Shoes, something warm and
stylish.
Ladies’ Box Calf Shoes in Lace and Button.
GLOVER’S DOUBLE SHOE STORE,
' NORWALK, CONN.
"Everybody: Shoes Bhined Free.
IAt A“ 4 ”fiekfl H 'ltflfil
For we at Tomlinson‘s drug store.
’ assist.
~L03'l llilllll
. * Wain rinuln what to uw for Numuw liability. 71-“ M series! Mervin either!
-‘ en . luv may. A: .hy.
. itetlnel’ilo. alfaltflmfilfltkrlll mid lull in 4 .r vllrtllly Muiuml,
‘ ~ ’.‘l .
WM“? 373135 typhus legal [errant-l to ~ air or reload "be money.
Sill-‘Dlifiril. din. Cievcirr. I. mm
m . xrt.l Ibcr w! muons”. "out any (lull. use
Vim a“. K H Ii neglected, such
term I, in: ”.111: slum-1 [mum IA
Mlllel nova-rim». A ll
r
ishnud baseline! them”!
convention in his hit, a no
.3.- uumm r n:
y 1 .
ideal. limo or the Venesuela oon$
ensue. .
. aluminum, too, is the one on which
‘Seurenrry Ginny prides himself as having
removed the lust serious block in the way
elm lull and general arbitration or the
arm territorial question, and on the sug-
‘aostion e! which Lord Salisbury paid the
American eeentery flattering compliments
in his Guildhall speech. ‘
That point in the caste ting tothe per-
fection of ice by 50y possession and
to the , lahmcnt of equities byeven
shorter tame or escapades.
Herein Lord Salisbury, and not Score
to?! 01:10:. it is believed, has would nut
family. The Venom-alum will we it
quickly enough. So plumb-i the udvuutztgu
to British settlers that had Lord salisimry
advanced the suggestion instead of Mr.
Ulney, the oli'er would have been suspi
clously scrutinized and probably mimosa.
It is understorxl that the pl‘tlponlilou in-
volved in Mr. Olney ‘s suggestion was
made not only without wileulmtion with
Senor Andradc, but also without comudtw
tlou with any member of the administrw
tion, either individually or in turbinct
meeting. it was a "snap shot," which
Lord 5 Ilsbru‘y promptly "mneketed."
'Uud ordinary conditions of the bound-
ary settiom‘c'nnol‘cdispuuvl national terri—
tory the holders 0! titles losing immersion
in such territory look to the grantor govern»
ment for recompense for the loss they in.
dur. 1.7 ndcr tho omiditious which Secretary
Olncy has suggested the holdcrs of titles
grimtod by tho govormueut of British (ini-
ann in the disputed territory will be guar-
anteed titles of in) years standing and us-
sured of equitable treatment for shorter
periods of legal possession.
['nder this construction the Venezuelan
government would have." to compensate
holders of British concussions all through
the length and breadth of whatcvcr terri-
\tory may be awarded her by the arbitrators.
Being entitled. for examplc. to pumm-
sion of El ,il'alhio, the most vuluubh- gold
mine in the world, should ‘it be awarded
r0 her, Venezuela would have to buy it
from its present British hoidcrs, or clsc
allow thorn to continue. in Its priest-union,
although they have derived millions Iron?
It already. ’
MENELEK’S VICTORY.
The Neal]. 0! Airy-sini- Exact. ’I‘enne
From the Italians.
ROME, Nov, lti.—-l'udcrduinol Adiunbc-
ha, (lot. so, Major Yeruzzlnl, Italy'scuvoy
plcuirmtcutiary to the Negro; Mom-Ickol
Abyssiuln. has tclcgrnpiud to the Italian
government as lollovvs: '
“l have today, with great solemnity,
signed a treaty of mace and a convention
for tho rclcosc of the prisoners (in Menc-
lok's hands). The train); providcs for the
rcstomtion of the status qun pending the
appointmcut of delogntcs by Indy and
Abysslniu a ycar hence, to dou-rmlue the
iroutlers by friendlyagnwm-ul. it rccog
uizos thcnbsoluic iruiopcmlcnceol Ethiopia
and nbrogates lhc i'cciulll treaty. Italy
undertakes, In tho meantime. not to code
thc territory to any othcr lulwer. Should
she dcsirc simntuumusly to nbumlon the
territory it would rcturu to the Ethiopian
rule."
The scitlcmcut :muouuml by Major
chzziu is the «numeric of Italian rc-
vcrsus ul :lw hands of tlu- Abyssinian;
Major \‘cruzzini lull-:u-uplis i'urthcr, as
follows:
"'I'lzc irczity providcs for the conclusion
of u lurtlicr commcrclnl ircuty if iii-ces-
sat-y. r'l‘hc Ill‘i'fit‘nl trcuty will bc commu-
nioatcd to the powcrs and mtiilcdu mouth
hcuco. The convention. utter detailing
the urmngonu-nt for tho rclcuecuf the pris»
run-rs. providcs thut Imly shall Indcmuli’v
Abyssinla by u sum which the lingual
leaves to liuly‘s scnsz- of equity for thc ex-
pcuscs incurred In tho maintenance of the
Italian primucrs." ,
'l‘he Nl-gus Mom-lei; scuds u simultnu~
onus dispatch to King Humbert. ummuuc
iugthesinunturc to the treaty, and odd
lug. "hilly (ind always kwp u»; friends."
rod on tuning tho hope ill'li it will maln-
l Nov. :30 a crud! fcuivul in lxiuzlluml‘crl's
lllll‘l‘lllfi of tho Italian pl‘is'ilzcrs. May (ind
long prcscr'vo the lifc ol‘ your majesty. "
Looks Favorable For (loin.
Ilunuwmu. .r\|n., Nov. ili,-—.'I‘he pro-
vniling impression in this city is tluu. iimu
ornor William i}. ()ilu‘w will bc clwtcd
I'uitmi Sluice m-uutor to suu’od Senator
Pugh. whose term expires March ~i next.
Sonntnr Pugh is u cupdlduto for re-clw-
riou and thc othcr candidates arc i 'ougrose»
man J; H. liunkhoud, iioucml E. W. Putt
run and Governor (lures, all pmuouru'ed
sliver Ilcmocruts cxnmtliovccuor ()ttttisi,
who was clcctcd as the administration can
didate for irovcruor two yours ago. (luv
crnor (Imus voted for Bryan as the unmi-
nco of his party, but has been, and Is now,
an ovum-d gold standard Iicmwrui. 'l‘hc
olcclhm ol' (‘lcmozds nu sycnlzli' of the
hulm' of rr'prcwuiutivos ovcr u {rue silver
I‘ll-mortal was :1 grout surprise to the iron
silver pmplc, but it rcvoulcd ilu' sircngtli
of liovcruor ()ulcs und the gold standard
fort-cs. 'l'lw Dcmocrullc cum-us of thc gru-
r-rulnssemhly will dochlc tho muttcr to-
night. ,
__.-._.....«.m...
Thru Were Ber-lonely Wounded.
NEWARK, N. J., Nov. lo.-—-'l‘vlo men
were shot and one stabbed as tho n-sult o!
u row among ltnlinns which took place in
this city. All lll‘l‘ wriouuly wounded, and
nru-oi' the men iscchtod mdlo. .lmroph
l’ori‘cilo and Rnclclo Rplglo, tho lutlcru
solemn keoprw. had an altercation,'Rolglo
drown mvolvor and i’oricllo a stiletto.
Porlcllo stabbed liolgio in Ibcubdomcu
and started to run. The wounded mun
lined, the bullet striking Porlollo in tho
headlu'hiudtho right car. ltolglo ilrcd
u' fliii'tlllll Hlmt which struck Francisco Cur
Iucco undcr tho Ici’t eye. A numbcr of
ltulluus who quI iridium-d pounced on tho
.mloon kcopcruud disurmcd him. All of
the injured men were when to thceity
hmpitai, whore It was said that they were
dangerously injured, Porrcllo not being
exp-cred to recover.
strike Declared Oil.
Sr. Innis, .‘ov. ill—The strike at the
Tudor iron work» In East St. innit, which
has oxlslod since June l2. lllilli, ha» hcon
dcolrm-(l oil, and the strikers have lost the
bottle. 'l'hl» mm the dccisionoi the No-
tlouui denudation of Ailinlgnmntcd iron
rmd Stool Workcrs oi' the linltml Hinton at
u lumtlng of the executive board held in
Pittsburgh
Demand by lire.
wanmm, X. Y., Nov. iii.~«l"ire did
tiltlmo duumgc in the, painting: mu‘i’plnua
iuu mill .~hups ul Mendel: 'l'ult building
com rectors in Cornwall; insured.
1 family "mc'uomhlv :1»- ll day oi’ joy fir Hug,
.1
do
1
vcmwdlny 1
our llama Ila/er all .
wear as well.
It’s are mutiny only ills but Warrants
at as much goodness
Inla‘llmn as they will hold.
, ' $10.00.
Never has each {value term than in an all seal
beaver. They come 10 blue and black—loci! as and
as the flurry fire dollar made-la-measure. on will
~i
Take .
You’ll find al/ the newest llp-lo-(lnle {nor/ts here. soft
facet/'mllrlures. brown, gray and black, blue and
black kerseys and me/tonswrailar made ready-impul-
m .912. 313.50,,t150a 018.00. £20.00. 625.00.
830.00. Weir/c wine fine garments you seldom
find in Nady-made,
How about your winter Underwear? We've gaodqual-
fly at Jae—better 98c. 87.50~—best mode 82.75
and $3.50 a garment.
We Sell . *
Boys' Clotblhg,
Golf Clot/11": , '
Bicycle Clcthung, '3
Coachman '8 Outfits,
Rubber Clot/ling.
Manama
Open Monday, Friday and '
Saturday evenings.
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
summon!”
In Heviland and Syracuse China,
American and English Porcelain.
.\ LARGE ASSUR’I‘MENT OI"
ToiletWare and Jardineres I
Fancy China,
Tinware,
Agate Ware.
ALSII .\ LARGE LINE OF
.
Stoves, Ranges,
and House
Furnishing Goods
NASH 8: VANSCOY,
cor. Ii. Main and West Streets,
SOUTH NORWALK
OLD AND RELIABLE
CONNECTICUT
w.—
‘
DailyDirectFreightLine
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, SOUTH NORWALK AND
NOR\Nfi-\LK.
'l'iili i’ix‘tli'lslddills
CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE AND
VULCAN,
A Will leave Pier 23. E. R., Beekman street, New York" at 5 p. m.
Leave 'Norwalk, 5 p. m; South Norwalk 6 p. m. Freight received from
7a.m. 105p m.
Upon application to agents the City of Norwaik
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 of
llllS line on acmunt of the owners Iliercol.
to REDUCTION 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.
DIAMONDS!
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. AUST
Ill, 39 Wall Street, Norwelk
..,.-W
What Is It?
that prompts you to buy your shoes st
one store rather than another? Isn't it
style. quality, lit durability and price as
to the shoe and prompt and courteous
attention on the of the proprietor and
roleemnnl if t see are the real induce»
meats we look for a liberal share or your
patronage.
H. S. BROWN,
In WASMNOTOI “It“,
touch Nor-wells. dorm
, at. .11». .~
'MI W, I WW ' Jm‘
'1 Hammad,ellu Lee.
.WM
Boston and Providence during the m
year. Johnson was arrested by Ward ile-
tectives Welsh and (hidden of the West
‘l'hlrtisth Street station while be m
nttenmtins to swindle it. (i, Francis, a
book seller of in East Eli‘teentli street. out
of a (mtly set 0! Iiurnus' works. The col»
tore at Johnson was kept Win “when
of catching Hammond, but the detectives
were satisfied that the prisoner's cal had
taken fright and lied from the city. John-
son's when» was to secure employment as
n manner, after which he would turn in
orders for the most costly books sold on
subscription. quould have them deliv-
ered to Hammond under no “"3”“le nnmc
:uul «idiot-l Iii»; mmmlmion. Hammond,
lliv‘ pnllri- my undid plv (In: iirsl, lliwélilll
i mum on the older and then lililp With tin
bmlrs.
While Johnson was negotiating with
E. G. Francis for the sending of the Dumas
set to Hauuuoud, who, under the name of
Dr. Evason, had origami a room from
Mrs. Anton at his Emu Filter-nth street,
he was recognizeri byu Mr. Urosscut, a
member 01' the firm of Taylor & ('41., on
Broadway, as n cnuvusser who had duped
him some time ago. The detectives were
notified, and when Johnson came back he
was arrested. He then gave 'hisnddresn
an tthurk hotel, Newark, N. J.
Johnson is alleged to have swindledn
book firm on Null: street, Boston, out of
$700, and George Baily & Son at Phlladel-.
phiu out of $90 worth of booksin the same
way. The Boston police have been noti-
‘ find of the arrest.
Plan to Control the Trade 0! the Flowery
Kingdom.
Cmcaoo, Nov. iii—The Tribune says:
One million dollars has been subscribed
and clubs are being maturcd for the (urina-
tiou‘m Chicago within two weeks of n gl-
gantic commercial enterprise to be known ‘
as the English-American-Chiuem Railway
Construction company, which is to enter
thciicld of Chincsctrnde as the rival of
the American Trading company: The ob<
jcct oi the company Is to eventually obtain
control of American ironic in the Flowery
Kingdom. ’l‘wcutyAthrec milcs of railway.
cqrdppod with the most improved appli-
ances and rolling stock, will be built.
Most of the capital. it is said, will be put
in by Amcricans, and they will also sup—
ply tho miuipmont of tho road.
'i'wo Englishmen are directing the for-
mation of the syndicate from opposite sides
of the globe, One of them, John P. Grunt,
is now in Chicago concluding the deal, and
thcothcr. Louis h‘pitzol. is in China. The
former is‘railrlmd promoter and the latter
the head of tho firm of Louis Spit7cl 8;
(_‘o., London and Shanghai.
Blown lip by Nitrogiycerin.
RIIKHVAY. Pa, Nov. Iii—«A fatal nitro~
glycerin explosion. thrce miles west of
.iohnmulmrg, resulted in the death of
Louis Ste-wart and Patrick Donahue, two
men in the employ of Murknm 6; Martin,
wcll drillers and contractors. The explo.
slou rcuuimi from carelessness on the part
of the dead own. They \vcrc engaged in
hauling nitroglycerin from the station to
a slump» magazine, and. in thc not of our
loading, a chnrizcd can of thc cxplosive
nuucrizd was curlcsdv thrown on the
ground with u fur-cc suificlcnt to «crush u
must violcm cxph lfh‘ltlll. Scurccly any recog.
nizulvlc (rm-cs nl' cithcr mcu can bc found.
and plow-s of lit-sh were found smitcrod
for scvorul loci :u‘uinul thc sccuc of tho ox-
plosion. The horses and wagon used in
trunsl’crriuu the molcrinl were blown to
:Ilullis,
Candidate For n I’m-Italic.
Ul\i'i\il\'.\'l‘l. Nov. ill—t‘hnrlcs ll. Mur-
ray. mlitor of The Price (Zurich! and su-
iwrinrcndcm of the Cincinnati chamber at
minim-rm. is llt‘llig pmmincutly prcscubul
for st-cn-tnry of agriculture Mr. Murray
has a national reputation us a statistician
and his crop i‘t'pnrin urn ucccptcd us nuv
tlmritv cu-ryu‘llcna lie is not a politician
;;.m! ‘1;-. .o» «r lwcn "who in politics, but
I i,.., - ill‘ ,,I I‘.\‘ ll 1‘ ’ilNllu'vi ll‘li‘i'i‘Sl'SHf
v,":i..~"..‘
, . -. r, . :n. Emmy
c. ., ~ umn .1 MAI“ Hm will preclude so-
riolH cuihlilcmiinu of his cuso.
Monroe Doctrinelustained.
Lovnov. \‘nv. ill—Au editorial in The
'l'inu'H-xprcs-im cunlhlcncc that iln- prua
ili‘lll‘t‘ and justice of tho i'ulicd States will
pl‘fivr-nl any rwklcss or duugvrmm applica-
lion of rho m-w Monroe rim-triuc. ’l‘hu
('lumiich- says: “The Hchomburgk line
has Iutcrly vanished. It Is mmrly absurd
lu proicmi that Lord Salisbury has not re-
tin-d. England‘s mognltlou of the Mon-
roc rim-triuc will make it very diiiiculi lor
my otlu-r pom-r to n-lusc to recognize it.
it is mic to say that tho I‘ultcd States has
undertaken n-srmnslhllitlos that may press
upon thcm very heavily sonic. day. "
Rev. D. 0. Ferris‘ Sudden Death.
lluuuzwou'r. Conn. Nov. ion—Rev, l).
(l. l"cr'I‘i~t.p1Istorni‘ ilu- Summorllcld M.
I1). church in this city, dlcd suddenly last
night. Whlh- conducting ihc wrvircs in
his church he was taken sudchin ill and
was IiKiilHltiil to his home, a short distance
away. \vhcrc Iu- dicd In it lowmlnuten.
iiir. Ferris was about on years old and
lcuvm u Wlli' and mworulcbildruu. He had
hrs-n [MHIHI‘ oi the eluuuncrihlld church
elm-o April, mm. lie was a votcrun oi the
Into war and pmmiuuntiuil. A. II. circlorr.
Physician About. Him-ell.
littnmv. N. i'.. Nov. illmlir. W. ii.
Hill-lilo», u physician of I’hlimom, shot
hlum-lf and In not unlock-d to live more
than a low hours. ’l‘wu shots wcmilnyl
from u pIsIol. both bullets taking car-cl
iuuglwiow'the right car. lie was In the
lIIilIKI‘ with his wife ut the limo. llr.
Htlcklce lulu bot-n pmmiru-ut In polidcs
and Is m-ll known In all the iiudmn rlvor
iowm. iic ls 'xrstmanfllroi l’hilruout.
Death or liuehese on Cu.
bosom. Nov. Ill—«lilo Morning Post's
I’uris corn-swmduut says that the Dilution
do on i‘cz. occ stinger, is dmui. ’l‘bo Duchess
do on ('07. mm Allin- lmiln‘IlnHlngt'l'. (humb—
toroi limit" M. Hinm-r. llii' Inventor ol the
Singer sowing rum-bloc.
‘I'Ire Diane" In lodln.
bosom. Nor. Ill."l'Iw Dolly Telemoh
has n dispatch from Alim'ro. India, which
roislrts that {amino rum!” havo already en-
u-ml the hospitals nt Madras and “time.
The primpcote urn hum gloomy.
Bastien Hoot Baton Increased.
lamms, N’rw. io.-A lJuily News dis.
porch lrmri (locum my» the block eon line-
sinn "not will be lili'l‘l‘awtl to m: vessels,
which in tour than u» mount Wk.
, , sanctum I ‘ . ,
mellogedtobave swindied ennui of.“
' book when in this city. I’lliihdollihin,t
noses em rascal
m Indications Are rm tin
General In flitting the. M 4'
Spanish Commanderw-I-Wnio‘fd.
Agents Innue- tlo lull. '-
an Yeas. Nov. 16.-All interest
Spanish aflnlrs outside of the . ‘ ' ‘
in Madrid and Washington for ;
hurls new natural in the mos-Wot
Waylon. The latest advices! from
to the junta here are to the “mm.
captain general has taller! book to tilt;
1m bu ultr" .m Im-l‘l‘octuul artciupt todlil
INIIUH ,‘ldt‘lh ‘m, ‘ ‘
\i’nh rill-.1 ucu‘a. nine?) moon by way
Key West, is ile-‘ r'rrpnli. :liul \‘e’i'yicl' in ,
big to arrange a new plan of oumpnigd, '
which contemplates a circle about the in
surgeuts, to be gradually tightened until
the insurgents are crushed. " ' '
it is evident that the meat Wt ‘
bulletins from Havana clallnlnx .W
victories are willful inlai'epresenbtionl,
and it will not be surprising if Weylm' It
trapped by the ‘ native troops, who are lit
borne in the interior, when-edits Sputum:
are utter strangers. . , . ,
Officers at 7 the war department are
studying mopsof the island endure mark.
his the positions of the respective amulet .
asword is received or their movements.
They are much impressed by the inter-
view of Premier Ceuovas del Castillo iii
Madrid on, Friday, in which he admitted
that “there have been serious reverses in
Cuba. but that these ought not to discern"
age the the national spirit. ” , ,Z
This Mean- Woyler's Defeat.
If this means anything, it is an Ill-
nouncement that Wayler has endured“
tent in the Final del Rio hills, where Gen-
eral Mascots cncamped. . . , .
The plan of warfare pursued by the in-
surgents is that of guerrillas. Their base
of operations is quickly changed, and they
are seldom encountered in force suiilcieul
for more than a skirmish. The leaders of
the insurgents also have adopted a Nam-
leonic method of falling on the Spaniards
in detail, but so for they have not had
strength enough to mllow up their ad-
vnntnge. Forty thousand Spanish soldiers
have been oonoentrnmd (or a month in the
mountain fastnesses of Cuba, and ii there
had been a decisive Spanish victory or it
chler had made any advance the Havana
censors would have filled the wires with
glowing details .
it is in such methods of suppression
that the danger of sudden action by Spain
liter. The ministry at Madrid will have
knowledge of any serious reverse to their
arms long before the outside world is pen
mittcd to know what has happened. Way-
lcr's rout or capture would be the signal
for a blaze of indignation throughout the
Spanish Kingdom that would demand
vengeance on all concerned in the Cuban
disaster. Rather than permit such bad
tidings to become known without a noun-
ter movement to turn the excited populace
away from the palace, the United Stator:
would be insulted and a war precipitated
as quickly as possible.
Spain Appeals For Money.
Wasmh'orox, Nov. 16.—-Scuor anuy
do Loin", rho Spanish minister here, has
l‘i‘x't‘lYl'tl Lows from Madrid in tho effect
{but this morning at that city the govern-
ment uill make on unnonnvcmcut asking
for public subscription on a loan of $50,-
uooooo. While the minister said that the
loan was not to bc mode purposely for the
immcdiate purchase of umuitions and
cquipmenis , for war. ycr it was probable
Illllt the bulk or llli‘ money Would be used
to defray caramel-s of the conflicts now go-
ing on in (Tuhauud the Philippine islands.
Minister dc Lomc has received it telegram
from an oiilcial source saying that a pri-
vate canvass has been made of bunkers
and brokers of Madrid, with the intention
of iiudiug out how much they would sub
scribe. and that so {or dillemnt financiers
lune , rczuiqni m min ip lmmlrl amount»
in» r u, 2
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.i‘ “tux-«ill!
1|I‘Z’~.Ill\rll.~1‘lii c ..| _», il.. Indie;
:u-c sclllmr ilu-lr jowulry :Iml lllt‘ clergy are
mulling church pluiu. The banks of Spain
and of Barcelona opcucd on Sunday to re-
l'r'lVP Icndcrs to tho hum."
\Veyler Sande Out Spiel.
New ()m.r..\.\'.~'. Nov. Iii—To ferret out
the plans and Work of the insurgents Gen-
eral chler has sent two men to New
York, 'l‘llc l’lcayuue's Havana mrroswnd
cm mmrrs, two to New (iricnns nnd {out
in Florida town-l. All our Cubans and
eumc from Santa (flora and Motion»
provinces. They are to mix with the Cu-
hnu wuriotu. got their confidence and be
tray them to Spain. General Woyicr has
Issued ordcrs to unvul commanders to hold
a court umrtlol on the spot whenever a fill
blisteringcrpmllllou is caught and his“
cxwutlou of ecnicncw follow immediately.
This Is to avoid In crnutloualmmpllcw
lions. one of the captain gcncmi's seem
ltll'lt'ii Informs tho corrmpoudcut. like
those arising on the (,‘orupctitor cue.
Powder and Guns Bondy.
erwrour, it. 1.. Nov. lo.~»'l‘heee l!
mimidcrnblc Mind the government torpedo
elation how, wlwrc Wllrk Is lit'llltg pushed
nhcad with numb rapidity. unusually in
the uumulnctum oi uuucotmnund suiuko
Ices powder. the forcc In thorn) buildings
being hard at Wril‘lt on n Iurgoordcr in]
the supply of the navy. 'l‘lio torpcdo bout
I‘nrthiug will take it to New York on last
on It in molly. Little Work in being done
in tho influ‘iln scimol, otIu-r than In the in.
ntrucilum of oiliwrrl, tlmn- torpedo boats
being used for this purponc. At Fort Ad-
mus ihc work or imbibing thc 124mb
rum-em- borrcry ls lil'lllg mpldl pushed
uhmd. 'i'ho lm'pr'do bouts (ins lug and
Stiletto ore body for notice service and
are already umunmi.
Ween tin-n It stars lei-nil.
SM" PRAM‘lM‘n, My. ill.—-Worlr at
More Island navy yard continues brisk.
The nrmlm in tho ioncord have been
ntnrtcd In durum: and will be proeermtnli
commonly. 'l’hc l’otrel ls mildly eppmwh-
inu muuplcilon. Her main battery has
hem lmlsmi. tho eblctrioiuus are putting
In the last wires. and all other workmen
are finishing up. The mi will mostly
go Into commission on the 90th. The ship-
llttm are putting: stool stays on the tur-
mumf the Momuliuiult. Their urposein
in present dictum-eta from tree in lust
iunhenvysmmlwmthemeermtho ttib
ship indium recently. The alter-Mien has
iron rise to the tumor unit the motility
’ to no to the Atlantic count.
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