ll!“
m
' Within W "Amnesia,
,mic that the steamship 'l’itus,
. M Australia to Visit
Ruins and the Solomons.
link-on, on narrator!) voyage
sound. Solomon pump.
our ‘Bouiwiluvllic for mom:
mind it mni‘vii for n purl gill
‘ Mwiiiix’amiel liVI: dilllll‘i‘r? ...
u u Minnie-linen: for i.lil' now
.ioubc’ru from .rsunmu'iu.
of the limo. who were at Port
. the 15th of October, mport
Mr opinion that the first lmrty
.W momma ct Bourgainvilie
7 hunters, or on thee-wet direct-
Astra or.
, fell in with the, mveuue cut-
Rock. which was also cruising
fort-he puny, and learned
Colonel unit craft ilmt the
,iustituted by the govern-
,_ proved beyond a shadow of
M the gold hunters had ut ashore
comp on the beach, been be~
, their native guides, killed and
don. A winchester rifle ands
were found in nnutive village,
whapous were identified as the
of the gold hunters.
W's learned that the gold seek-
bcat was in the possession of
0!. one of the Solomons and that
, mm of the prosmctors
, m mung the coast villages of
, Miles men undoubtedly were bomb.
and it is surmised that the natives’
jon them was a surprise cleverly
lids of these violent
W
, M.“
a
urine FAMILY CRAZED.
”I. Von]. nave Religious Dementia
.’ lid Disturb church Services.
mm. N. J., Xov. 2l.—Jusiice
has issued warrants on which Louis
,1“ e and three sons were arrest-
, Thecomplainant is the Rev. Father
' , pastry: of the Church of the Sn-
Heart here. Thellvc are charged with
f mentally deranged on the subject of
and with disturbing mas and
, W at the Church of the Sacred
fl , Joule and mm sons were found on
of the church, where they were
m sud cinema.
Bums months ago there was a death in
. . family. and since then the five remain-
ing members have been acting strangely,
W they appear to be all right men-
tally, except on the subject of religion.
Wills arrest Louis Jorio, the eldest
m declared the family was inspired by
thallium Mary. When Justice Bray oom-
fllfied them mtli$’ lthe two oldest sons
dumped, upon noes and began to
“and sing. The oldest son produced in
; 'anilhsgun to rem. Meanwhile the
m to dance about the court-
room. searched, the oldest son was
found to have a long knife concealed in
' nil-clothing.
, [urged Bank Drafts.
I'm-r, Hick, Nov. 21,—Benjsmin 1'.
Cooper, or Willis H. Connors. under which
m be worked in Ohio and imlionu. in
_’ 51‘“ 1"! for forging bank drafts. has made
aoonfessian, giving in detail the norm
» tions of the gang of swindlers with which
ho was connected and whose tire n forgeries
wereworked upon hotelmcn in Ohio. in-
dinlil. New York and Michigan by him-
IIH, Walter B. Peters, the Chicago lithog‘
”pm, and W. H. Smith, The Kid, who
Inadehia escape from jail at Goshen. N.
‘ Y" flier having been caught at his crime.
According to their scheme, Peters mode
(mfifims
'on
Apples!
Apples! '
Apples!
Fine Greenings, Baldwins
and'Northern Spies. 50 bar-
rels at
72 "DRY" "All STREET.
'Samuel Gemstock,Jr
GROCER.
Did you ever get tired of see,
ing the word
ACETON-----
-----ACETON
? ? ?
If you are troubled with
Headache. Rheumatism, lsursi-
(is. Bad Golds. he.
the bygx . 1' edit“! were then mulled
l.-
.c
in (nut-ill Lil»
’ ohtni'ned rim» *1 . . .. ... ,
in New Yuri; nod in ludinnu mid Oilln
$1,800. He denies that himself and “pols"
were connected in any way with the Vul-
amine-Bloc crowd, Whose doings wrrc w-
sanity exposed in New York.
;.,“, , j. .
" \f -‘ Emu
. u,
In... Long Abandons Ills Fight.
‘ WAWN, NOV. Sim—(lbw Justice
Cherie- D. Long of the Michigan supreme
aunt, who for two years waged a vigorous-~
MW in Oil. courts against tho pension
’ homo, to test the rights of veterans, has
new application to the pension bu~
ruse tar restoration to his old pension rat-
ing and filed evidence to support his nppli.
wall. This move was an unexpected one,
_‘ "In among those well acquainted with
. the, case. and is taken as an indication
that Judge bung will abandon his light in
them and will submit to the rule of
the cm” h ills evidence to secure his use
L torstion.
Getting heady For Congress.
Wmmom, Nov. 2i.~—Chainnan Can-
, pan of the house committee on appropria-
sinus has filled meetings of the subcom-
minus of that body for Nov. 30. one week
before the opening of congress. in order to
begin work on the appropriations bill.
' , Bingham of the subcommittee
militllgislativs, executive and judicial
.' hills lys he hopes by this week of ’ad.
‘ vanes with to have the appropriation hills
_ at which he is in charge about ready when
’ ' meets, and it is thought that sor-
of the bills will be ready for mxtion in
“Whittle the Christmas mm.
[.1th (WI! You.
numerous. Nov. 21.-—At last the ac-
Wvotsof all aunties in indlana can
hm The following is the complete
If!“ 8 taken from the oilicinl returns:
m and Populist», 1:05.425; Repel).
his. muse; Prohibitionist, new; gold
_ 9,146; National. 8.368; Social-
, , , 898. McKiulcy’s plurality, 19,-
“: Wire's majority, 9,010; total
”all, “7,010.
‘ " or. James in.
,W, Dior. li.-Dr. Jameson, the
We! the raid into the Transvaal, who
badly last was sentenced to 10 months’
‘ for violating the fomigu
‘ , m, underwuot 1m opcnstion in
jail yesterday, end «it one time
condition was grove. mom to m a
, forhiru and his fellow prisoners
been renown.
hr In" or flow lines.
- lies Havml’,h'or. extent the Repub-
dty convention lecrb-k l3. Ferns-
_ ‘Wldrut oi the Young Mru's its.
m club and nix-r of the board of
W tvssr . noted for mayor.
" is it manhunt-dine Risinrd
city clerk. and Rollin 3!. lines.
9 w.“ I” Wlmflh
if
A will“ ‘
mi!
lhsvs
cover The Modern Cleaner
be without »
it. 1 i '
lumbar. N. Kimball, Newtouvills.usss.
Bcaiy eruptions on the head. chap d
hands and lips, cuts. bruises. so (is,
bur-nears ulokly cured by DOWitt’s
Witch Hans Salve. It is at present the
article most used for piles. and it aims s
cures them. E. P. Weed and G. C. Sti 1-
son.
Iilils
Iii-3m
The old way of delivering messages by
post boys compared with the modern
tale hone. illustrates the old tedious
met odsof "breuldng" colds compared
with their almost instantaneous core by
One Minute Cough Cure. E. P. Weed
and G. (3. Stillson.
The demand for Ayer’s Hair Vigor in
such widely-separated regions as South
America, Spain, Australia and India
has kept pace with the home consump-
tion. which goes to show that these peo-
ple know a good thing when they try it.
Theories of cure may be discussed at
isngthby physicians, but the sun'crcrs
want qnic relief; and One Minute
Cough Cure will give it to them. A
safecure for children. It is “the only
harmless remedy that reduces immed-
iate results.” E. P. WVeed and G. C
Stillson.
04.190814.
”the
signature
6‘ _-mm
The three-year-old boy of J. A, John-
son, of Lynn Center, Il1., is subject to
attacks of croup. Mr. Johnson says he
is satisfied that the timely use of Cham-
berlain's Cough Remedyduriug a severe
attack, saved his little boy's life. He is
in the drug business, u member of the
firm of Johnson Bros. of that place; and
they handle a great many potent medi-
cines for throat and lung diseases. He
had all these to choose from. and skilled
phycians ready to respond to his call.
but selected this remedy for use in his!
own family ata time when his child's!
life was in danger. because he knew it!
to be superior to any other, and famous ‘;
the country-over for its cures of croup. l
Mr. Johnson says this is the best selling
cough medicine they handle, and that it
gives splendid satisfaction in all cases. i
For sale by (1. C. Stilison and E. it!
Weed. l
L‘: kw Vegan. 1":
filly :21!
‘Wll‘ lawful ‘.ll l.’ Hf
in;El.:_u};.'s:::‘p!l?wu:‘l liltiil
‘ "i‘i‘iicn called to a case of La
Grippe, Dr. Mariand always
gives-the following prescrip
tion:
.x'illl
. .1
‘ /Jllili’.."lli-
2i.
' Arcetlp‘ur'ifiir."
. . o. .
. Take one every half hour.till perspir-
enev i h -.
on our “TA-LEAR
in.
this disease is world wide.
Aceton can be obtained at
R. H. Plaisted’s.
WM #—
ll. V..Isw Haven 1. Hartford
lulu-onus. '
We have South Norwslk as few:
For Now York. “
If. sounds" cu. roll. no. In.
summon. r.
inner-armour
salons.
.l. seamen. an“ stamens
’00
67. 8 ll. 10 N.
i.
m. I 00. 9 80. iii no.
IDll‘il in.
no. Ell. mum.
Dinah ”om-II:
{or flow Huron.
insnrnsmnmoag‘. no
. ”NAILSWJMIW. 3 . .5
ILHI. it it
DAIIUIV DIVIIIOI.
mvc It i. Moment.
smell. P.l.its.sss.sis.us.
somu.
II. 2.1. us.
Laue. century.
“all” mus. El. mm.
mm.
Ins. v.71. sci.
or; , eons
.V
A. I.
‘0 I!
offered to'Ludies.
son... now.
"Imam. "l“
see bysii dru "at;
z
Thisgsuccess 1n the cure of
M. 12 $111.35.,“
New York 'for Gallon-mils.
1m.90i'.000.10m.1llfls llOll.
.iouaoo. 809. .01 “I. no.
lilil! iii! illli
The only safe, sure and
reliable Female Pill ever
Espe-
cially recommended to
married Ladies. Ask for
sudtslrsnoetber. Essnrcscrsuem
Price 01.00;» box, «5 hoses for “.00.
fl. ”THEM“ N» uses. his.
The length of life may be incrcnse'dlly' ,
any” "vm‘irifr -l'.
l .
u. c.5111» in
You may cut cheap food and not be
seriously hurt by it; but you cannot take
choup medicines without positive injury.
if you use any substitute for Aycr's Har—
saparilla, you do so at the peril of your
health. perhaps of your life. insist on
having Ayer's, and no other.
Weekly TH E Monthly
OUTLOOK
Published Every
Saturday.
I3 Astor Place, New York.
The Outlook will be in mm, as it has
been during each of its twenty-seven
years, a History of Our Own Times. In
its various editorial departments, The
Outlook gives a compact review of the
world's progress; it follows with care all
the important philanthropic and indus-
trial movements of the day: has a com-
plete department of religious , news:
devotes much space to the interests of the
home; reviews current literature; fur-
nishes cheerful table-talk about men
and thingsmnd, in short, aims to give
fresh information, original observation
and reasonable entertainment.
Beginning with the fifty-fifth volume,
the paper will assume the regular mags.
zine sire, which will add greatly to its
convenience and attractiveness. The
("mtiook is published every Saturday—-
iiity-two lessees year. The first issue
in each month is an illustrated Magazine
Numberpontsining about twice i is met y
pages as the ordinary issues, together
with a la‘rge number of pictures.
The price of The Outlook is three dol-
larss year in advance, or less than a
cent s day. ,.
"Bend for s specimen copy and il
lam prospectus” The Outlook, 13
m bounced Who on
."’.,.,"'.,¢', 30" , .vlsrsurceemscsiisos sorry
midst-til , ‘. Denies “KW” Guilt, but Admits That
a house- ' . ‘ li- liscos f cesium-s the cum.
W , , ml His florist , in Highwaymen
would" ‘ ”PM W.
one silill‘ and instantly idlhdou a lonely’
.comyumics. Kaiser was mnuulitml to who
e Murder
of His Wife.
Nonm'rowtl. 1’s. Nov. 81.-Chsrlcs 0.
Kaiser bns'becn hold to answer for the
month? of his will, i'JliHili l’. Knill‘f, who"
mud umr Bridgeport on the night of Oct.
“38. The verdict rendered by the coroner's
jury holds him responsible for her dearth
and adds that he was aided by unknown
[manna in a scheme to defraud insurance
on, and Doc. ’7 has been fixed for his triui.
When the nmrdor was mmmlttoll. the
couple were driving home from Hull Mills,
n village near Bridgeport, where they hm]
been delivering crayon portraits from
their store in this city. The first news of ‘
the crime was obtained by Frank Minnelli.
is Noi'ristown hotel keeper, who found
(Iii A “LES 0. KAISER.
Kaiser madly circling about the road,
shrinking “Murder!" while in the car-
riage near by lay the crimes of his wife,
with a bullet in her head. Kaiser's story
was that. the murder had been committal
by highwaymcn. who robbai them of mi.
uuhlc jewelry and money. Next day.
however, the mods were found hidden on
:ler stones along the mod, and suspicion
was directed toward the huslmnd. Hulmov
qurnt developments proved that tho Wom-
:in‘slifo had mn-nily been insured in a
nmnborof mmpunids for her husband's
benefit for on aggregate sum of $10,500
and that the couple had not llrcdlmp-
plly together.
A myewrious man and woman, known
to have been intimately assm-inuxl with
Kaiscr. om inmilcutcd. They had nicot-
lugs with him some days before the mur-
ilernml \w-rc soon in the vlclnitynf tlit'
spa whore it om-m'n-d or nearly the sonic
lime. ilctmtivcs lll'i' scorching for illom,
and the com llilln flill‘i.“ be rich in film’-
lling row-lotions. 'i'lu-lrmn which Kola-r
and his wilmirmc hos," lwcn identified 1H
nnc smivu from vx~llioyor Jackson of
illmn'x-stc'r. N. .l. ll Wit-o lili'vti r‘upt, :D by
this mysteriouswomun and ncvvr l'clni'uml. .
'i'hr inquest urns lwmm yin-turd”): nml
rlwmidcnccnddm-cd forms it «irrmuclr
:iumslunliolt-luiil) nrouud Kniscr. it is
~uid llml. wllilc dcnyiuu illsowu guilt.
ix'ulscr lms mimiilml to (icm'iims that he
knows the murderer, but will not reveal
his identity.
ills. Vanderbilt Wants No (lilies.
.\'rzw Yonu, i’ov. 2!.4—‘iir. Chauncey:
M. llopcw sold to n newspoin-r corrcwpomh
‘ , . c'wi- " ll'c w-vuwu'o story that .\.r. Wllm
’ nl‘ V ' , . - , '
.. , »..~ , . f w ‘ l .nzm rimmed film,
1|. . 7 ll ‘ -" y I s
. ‘ . - , . - ’l .". i. 2:! i .111! ililll
r min: i :m- i‘. l' h v. ‘ ' ‘K‘ I ‘ ' l“ l ‘
'w- '. lulu-ml}; :umm‘itnhwiy contradicted,
by tlw trvusurcrui‘ thcuutmuulcominltimr. l
”to gossip llllllltfi'l'r‘. lemon-r. nrr unt run l
mu to inm- so ts‘millsmoc u limrsw'l sliilii'll- }
I‘ll ul unri' from llwii‘ lllmltlle. [\m'nrlllliiz» ,
ly ilu-y lmu- now rcvivr-Il llm .«lui‘y in :if
new form. 'mmu'llling or ullutr.‘ they;
my. ‘wlnh-b Mr. Vuluil-i'bill (ill. or mill llii'l
in! to nlli'll on nmmvintion ill“! be is to '
be rcwurdml with a high l'm'cign tnissinn.‘ .
l'lu- salary having lmvn brought in Sir. .
Vanderbilt's uncminn be u! once sold lliui .
in! bud not the remote-at ulcn anything of i
llw mm mm lo In: oii'cn-d him. but ilmf. if
it. Wow nib-mi him ilt’ would rcl’nso to on
rent it; than iht'mwus ulnmiutoiy no oillce
in lin- gift of tho unwrnnwnt lliut under ‘
any clri‘ullisinlim's lus Willilil accept. "
Accident at. the Horse Show.
CLEVI'LLA‘JD, Nov. 2i.-.\ sorimls iit'r-l
dent occurml at tho (.‘vnirui nrumry,
whcn'lhc horsc shuwis being held. and
us It rcsnlt Mr. From-is i'mlcrlilll of Ncw
York, on:- oi the judges, um serious. in-
,lumi. i‘li‘rihl'll. i). R. llunuu. Mr, i'mh-r~
bill illill a Mr. (‘lmmlwriin nml others
were pmcticiug mum-overs with n tcum
of splritul llorscs ntuwhml in n four-lu-
linnd mulch. 'l‘iw hum inumc frlglm-ncd
and sliilduniy plunged forward. overturn.
lug the couch, throwing .‘vir. i'micrliill
heavily to tlw ground. Whilc no bones
were broken. he will be lnili up ill? some
tlmoosn result or fili'vlllm'li. Hillel's in
(lie couches est-oped injury.
Receivers Want More Mossy.
Blmiumm. Nov. elm—Messrs. .lnhn K.
('owcn mid (”our ll. Murroy. receivers u!
the linitimon' and Ohio. bow Mimi pom
mission of the l'nlml More» court in isuuc
comm») in wriillcnics of imicbtcdmw,
which would bc a licn on tlu- property of
tho Morylnnd Construction cmmmuy. and
mupply tlw proceeds to paying debts of
that mmmuy now due to the cxtcnt of
“05,000; in [my .iillidlilil for the clcctric
plant, which. ilwy my. will be self sup
portion. and to apply Moment) in the run-
structlon of tminslimis at i'ouulcn station.
funeral M me his ills. liars.
iota- William Tcuuunt lion. cx-pnrsidcnt
of the New York and New England rmd,
whose sudden «lentil mcurmi a burden
ago. was lwld nt Emmanuel. church. The
amino» mm cnudiirmlhy itcv. Dr. Fred-
orb-k Courtney. bishop of Nero Heroin,
nmi Rev. Dr. John s. Lindsay of sit.
i’nul’s I'iiill'i'il. lbw. i'burics .l. Ketchup:
of Hi i’nul's nil-o ussiemi. .
Ambition and Rnnssisd.
Hr:.v.wx.\,ilu.. Nov. 51!. ’’’’’ ’l'he juryia
thi‘ row of Hoimuun leulrr. clinrmol with
tiicmnnlcr of bhcriff ilrmkcrof ricrcvcn
county. Married o verdict of not guilty,
'l‘bc nmn wound was pnnuptiy «sermon
ted again on the charge of manhole;
Astor Place, New York city. n18.
flange ”villager. ills bustier is new on
trial for the saunter cfifiherifl‘ Brasher.
"in .
pains in mystomach canned by biliocsness
and had to take medicine all the while
until I used Chamberlain's Colic, Chol—
era and Diarrhma Remedy. which cured
me. lhave since recommended it to u
geod many people. Mrs. F. Butler, Fair-
l«;! 1 inc Millllf'} i'nuuh [Tum
. (he lllwmr.
. i‘t‘illll‘i'vwfillilli
ileWi't's Little Early Kiwi-Mlle famous ‘,
' little pills. ii. P. Weed nnd (1‘. (f. Stiil- :j
Bones, Nor. 21.—»’l‘hv iuneml of the.
"FIan-ln-Haié'
for forty years have
3-1.. tobaccos been
with the chewers 'of
New England.
it’s made aname that
competitors can’t buy
or steal. B-L means
honest goods every
time-best flavor—
the kind that stays by
you the longest and
always satisfies.
That’s why you see
so many tags of
~ B-L
Tobaccos.
' “mt lo Ours snub colic: ’ "
lsuifered for weeks with colic cud
haven. Conn. Persons who are subject
to billions colic con word oil' the attack
by taking this turned y us "00!) as the first
symptoms appear. Sold by G. (I. Still-
son and E. i'. Weed.
”Excuse me." observed the man in
spectacles, "but i am a surgeon. and
that is not where the liver is." "Never
you mind Wilm'fl his liw'r is," retorted
the other. "li'il. wasinhis big too or
his left our, DcWitt‘s Little Early Risers
would reach it and bliiilui it for him. On
that you can bet your nigalamps.” E.
1’. Wood and G. U. Stillzlou
Mr. N. N. Osborn. well known at
Woodstock. Mich. was troubled with a
lame book. He WM persuaded to use
i...’humis:rinin's i’oiu iinlm. it. gave him
relief in rll’li' night. This remedy is also
famous for its cores of rhomnaiisin. For
sale by G. L'. Stillson and E. i’. Weed.
Absolutely pure, [wriwtiy harmless
and invariably reliable aim rho qualities
ii. nv'vcr
fallsincolds. croup :lllll lung troubles.
Jillldrcn like it ls‘cuusu it is pleasant to
take unriit helps them. l). l’. Wow!
and G. C. Stillmn.
The old lady Willi right wiwn she sold.
tllcchild might die if they waited for
She alarm! the little, ouc'e
life Willi n fc-w (lows of (in:- Minmc
(laugh (.‘urc Sb:- luul l’ifii‘ll if for rrnup
w-fnrc i‘; i’. “'Hll illlii l}. (' HilllHuli
CASTORlA
For Infants and Children.
Gisluia
HUNT
“male!
Csstoris is 'Dr. Ismael Pitchers
prescription for infants and 'lhil
dun. 1i pertains neither Opium,
lorphins nor other lunatic sub
stance. It is chemists substitute for
l’sregorit, Drops, Soothing Syrups
sud, Castor Oil. It is pleasant Its
guarantee is thirty years' use by
millions of lathe". Castoris isths
Children’s Panacea-the Mother’s
Friend.
.. CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
DO not be imposed upon, but insist upon
bevxug Cartons. and see that. the lac-elm.
signature of
is on the M
”append? m
Weshullpro- ’
ted ourselves and the public It all ham
Tun Cannes Cour/turn? Murray flux!
Examiner in
§ “' 3&7‘2'131'83?“
Offices, 4126 Main Street,
”BIN; crown. (301'! It
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8: . . .
ZELUFF
Wholesale
and
Retail
Dealers
in
Fish,
Oysters,
Clams,
lini‘St‘ Radish ground to order
Pure Maple Syrup.
Trfeplwum 35-6.
HUNT s
l
no In;-
new as
a . , m "sna-
rkmthiug. and not irritating, strength-
‘I-nlng, and lint weakening. slnoll but of-
urc ihl- qualities
50!).
“The worst cold i ever had in my life
‘; wuscnrcd by if-immlwrlnin's(Jonah Rem-
wuiy," writes W. ll. Norton, of Hunter
(lreckJJul. “This cold left me with n
time. The remedy cured mo, and i,
wont ullof my friends when troubled
with acough or cold to get it, for it will
do them goml." Hold by (l. (3. Stillson
and E. 1’. Wood.
llss's lids.
We offer One Hundred Dollars rec
word for any case of (futon-h that can-
not be cured by Hull's (tntarrh Cure.
F. .‘l. (turner at Go, Toledo, 0.
We, the undersigned. have known 1’.
.l. Cheney for the lust illimn years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business iranssctimrs and financially
l
by their firm.
Wrm dc Tutu, Wholesale Druggists.
Toledo. 0.
WMJIISU, KISNAN dc Msnvus, Whole
sale Drungists, Toledo, 0.
Ball's Catarrh Care is taken internal.
ly, miugdimctly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Teeth
moniais sent free. Price ”76c per bottle.
Sold by all druggisis.
w—_.
To cure all old limes, to heal an iullo‘
lent ulcer, or to ltwcrilly cure piles. on
need simply apply DeWitt's Witch a?"
el naive scanning in rlimztiom. its
magic-like action will surprise you. ii.
i’. Weed and“. (J. titlilsou.
0mm
is n
%'ll'
"'5"
l
,.
”fl
cough and! was oqumiorutinu all the.
able tocurry out any obligations made '
l
i
l
8E;
Scaflopsd
irLurr.
Prominent Men Ac . std of Nils-w
doing by so investor.
“scene A returnssrtmnr
Idwsvd ll. llarrissa Ms Grave Ascu.
lesions In s cm! luit Against a Isis-
pbm Company-lays Its Fonds Wars
Wasted.
CHICAGO, Nov. 21.ni'klward M. Harri-
son, the telephone inventor. who was made
a defendant in the suit im- a receiver for
the Harrison intcruutlouui Telephone cmuv
puny, brought on Oct. 5 by two stockhold-
ers in the fedmil court here, filed in court
a long unswrr, practiculiy admitting all
the charges of fraud and wrecking and alv
legion that ho was also a victim of the
subunit-.4 of President l.. id. “mulls end his
um million on illo twin-d of dirt-clots. A monk
them lu' Home» United Hiatus Senator rite-
plwn 15. Bikini», n-x-h'ccmtary of the Trans-
ury Clmrim Foster, (ii-urge R. Peck. gen-
eral mum-l of tho i-‘t. Paul railroad; (Jou-
grcssnmu William Werner, HA). lit-runs,
Republican national coinulltteonmn from
Missouri, cull l’utrick Egon. ex-miuisiei
to Ulillc.
Harrison alleges that the company is ut-
terly insolvent and that its use vie have
been squandcrml by oillccrs nml dlmztors,
who voted inure salurics to ihcmmdvcs and
money for mythical cxpcnscs. He joins in
the petition miun'cillc business u'v 'Jllil
up and that the men who scoured stock ‘
fraudulently is: ordered to pay for it.
lie says all the assets have been absorb
ad in the intros-st» of the ”film-rs, liliii the
sustkholdcrs wcrc defrauded. lie oswrts
that the contract. of Mny 4 last was not
adopted at the unnuol "lootingirunsfcrrinu
thetolcpbont- mommy to tho [ntcrnntlonui
'iionstructibn company, and he asks that
it be i-cl. liHldC‘.
. The charge is mode that nitcr his retire-
ment from the dim-.tm'y 45.000 shares oi
stool: wcrc «xi-hanged for our shares of
Construction Hilli'k. the luticrln-iug Minced
in the imnds of ii. (i. Kcrms, Patrick
l-lmm and (f. M. Fcrrrc for the bcnciit oi
the telephone mmpnny.
Pretentled Capital of 880,000,000.
Harrison says that tho mun who were
made director.- were in receive 2.500 shares
at to cents a slum: for the new of their
numcs ns port of n. scheme to entice tin-
public to invest in the 850,000,000 of copi—
ta! STOCK, but us soon us they were elected
dim-tors they donated to themselves 8:2.~
liiliulilllmirh of tlic ssmmoxmo twnsiiry
stuck and voted stock to Mr. lnguiis with-
out crmsidcruiion. lie soys bcwus induced
by tho fol-:0 representations of (1. M. Form.-
and A. L. Storm. the pronmtors oi' the (-or-
porntion. to transfer to them it rive-thirds
inlercst in his ['itit'lllri and claims; that
lugulls was arrow that the patents were
worth onlylliilllwml when the company
was inr-onmmmi with $80.0ilo,ooo capital
on the pretense that a large sum was
needed to light tho ilcll company. but real
ly to dclmic the public into bciicving that
vast sinus of mom-y had been invested by
tho dirc 'lol's.
Tho neécrtlon is made that l’. (3. lion-
i'nnl. wimwus lb“- Srmulnl'll ()il rn-prvwnlw
tiw in ('hil-nizo. klllI-(l liimsvli' win-ii in?
lczmivd llmt ‘lic laud inn-stud i‘liUJUll in
“'Ul'iilii's‘s aim-emf tlwi-nmpnny. Harrison
charm-s Innnlls with fillsifying the min-
uu-s of thc liny uunuzil liii'i‘llliiz. which he
control)! (i by holding u bin umjnrity of
shores.
Must Be tie-tiled In Three Months.
“firsnimrnx, Sm: elf—It i.- asset-mi
lib-r1- is n r oilivlul nutlmriiy for lllc stoic.
llll‘ili iluu tlacnrmnucnwnt otthc \'i-m~'1.ur-
in urbitmtiou ll‘i‘ili)‘ will no? ln- concludml
during the llfv of Mr. (,‘lu-wimui's mlmlrr
istrati n, (in tlw m nlz'ury. it ‘s stated by
one Who 1 Wk port in the rcghlim'ons that
n clunsc of Kim um‘v orb-m hclwmm Sir .lu~
llun Purim-wrun- and Mr. ()lncyprnvldm
tlmt the fin -l ~iuu.l'uc l . the Poly sl'uli
bouillxld \l‘liiilll ll‘l‘v'v m n b4 ll‘ In lili‘
(lo/l- of t mum" 1' r em. ll Wll ' M: .\m', U
blur? n muvlwinn is is iwv'lml infra-en Sir
.lulinn u'. ll 5 - 'rcinry him-yum! II-lu 13"”) h-
m! to l. [mil l. to lwvo'm- a port ni' Lord
Sullallury's liillilili‘iii spun -b.
fluid a Whole County.
RALHHH, V-n’. '3l.-—-Rulwri 'I‘. (lmy. us
mmmissium'r. sold lu-rc "HAM“ m'ri-sui'
bind in ibm- county. ’l'hls Wuhan-cs [lu-
cmirv- roomy saw timt porno" l nnwn us
llu: Hunks along the ocean slow-c, purl of
ilurruut's island and oil oi iilmnnkc is
. lnml. llw lulu-r living: that I‘.‘l whirl: Sir
Walter ii:ilcl;:ii'- l‘()lulii~l~ mmic lili' first,
lvlnuiisll s ill-km: hi on this comlm-ut. ’l'lu-
lnml um ii!!! “if in! '.'w Hui" lmlilo-rs in
.‘I'he Beauty of Wall Decoration
depends on the work of the ricmgucr. So 2
-. immiiful. delicate and varied are tho
patterns in this stock, the most artistic
iusu- cnmiot fail to be pleascd. if whet
you wont is not hcre. you make up your
mimlit's not to be had.
Hl‘l'lllfl'fl free.
i Painting, paper hanging and decorat-
nu. .
if notconvenient for on to call at the
“film, drop a postal, an lwill bepleased
to call on you with afull linecf samples.
E. E. GORHAM,
10 FIRST AVENUE,
East Norwslk, Connecticut
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5. s. L'Hdissmru
in Washington Street. He. Nerwsik
incumbent;
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bum not. on, Mt. sue. i‘smyomis.
well:
. murmu- .nnmmlin: to Milieu.
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. inlmoncni for
fluid by Geo. (3. litilison, South Nd!-
\:".v York. tlw grin-v will! bring MUHJMH'.
l'usiwmio-r oi lisinph.» '4;an Nl'£,liiili.
\lL‘li'ilh Nu‘.‘ ‘li:f~"iiil' lMiHiHm-H ml
is, .‘ix‘i. ..r. ,sw'itmril'l' of affinity.
l mil |.ll.(t. .iiynri l}! with! :3lid:|
Svn'l'nl
or mix»: u,:u ilu- pmhnmim‘ \m. l'nulul in
ls- rill r' .uliil'x’itil‘lll 01' Which, 'l i a slum
.tyo hm lvwii limiil‘ good. m ii iii .lrmour
n .i we. li’l'I'nli’ii. .\s purilul I'clm»
lei- Hill! '04 Al‘umur mudu
mcr in ibvm pmpruy in which he luui
on wuliry int -rc~l of album MANN.
hm:
Three Kiilml at aiirsde Crossing.
mm mm. Ky . Nov. ‘3!»«Whilv tho
Wow Lulu :illil i.i‘/l.i|' Lind. daughters of
tlw plupl‘ll’iui’ n! ilw l.lm| lmtvl in this
(nun. cm! A! i'nllb'k u ymmuuttm’ncy.
m-m returning hunw in u bunny from u
party “l-‘Iivr .‘im. l on ili-i'lusuyuuko-
mui Ubio ruul utrnvl. ilw bunny xii llii'
Fir-t bil'i‘fli Homing. hurling ilzc thrcc ou—
cupunh mow fill flu-i into llu' :s‘n' uml kill
int: lin-m nlmoel insluutl)’. 'l'lwiruili wno
going nlmm hi) mllo's on hour.
"is Nerve Failed llim.
WAMliNhTHV. ind. ,\‘m-. t:l.——i;mrg.-.
lbmrk of iirnotiiyn. ilw ironip who iinggtsl
1min No, I: on llu- iiulllmun- uml Ulilo
nc-iltlm‘relcv'u milmml on Nov. in, bus con
fmumi tll'li lu- wos in A plot with four ltfih
crs in (lyiiumlic tlw irnln for lb . purplish
of robin ry, Wbrn ibc imiu whisllml. his
ill‘fll'l inllmi him, nmi be brushed off the
lap llmt i‘l'nfil"'li'li the «immune. ills mm
mdcs mw him and shot him in the calf of
Ilw lug.
lagersoli Is Laid lip.
()mrsoo. Not: ilk-«Robert H, lnrm‘mli
was strickun with on illness in Fmomrt.
ills. which wusot ilrst hollow-ll in be"
stroke of paralysis. it was inter discour—
oii. bnwcvcr. mm the 9mm agnostic was
enduring uimpir fromnn nitrickuf u'inilru.
”u come tui’bimwg from ii'nw'wrt, wiwrs
luv lnul ulvliwml u llwiurv. mui was nt once
ilrit'cn in ilw Ur- :il Xurilwi‘fl lmlri. whom!
he now is mulcr um- ui n pllyslclon.
"ayes selected Warden.
’l‘mzs'rm, Nov. 'lly’i‘lw board or. man»
more of iiic Mow limpilol For the insane
met at Newark and clown-d William F.
Hayes wrrtiou if the state hospital.
Norwalk Chronicler