i
it to I"
post by smelt. a l have
13mins: cl Minamoto the holiday, trade
mas
Presents
Ford" ‘
NOBWALK,
llififlervédiéhlls
" . The great
remedy for
, tratica and
oil nervous
disused the
live or-
either
Sold by all druggiats
’i‘l—IE
NORWALK BUILDING
COMPANY.
Aided by our steam derricks, saws, bor-
ing machinee.etc., we can quote
LOW PRICES OK
All Kinds of Timber. Work I
Churches, Factories or any Large Build-
lng work a specialty.
SHOP. RIVERSIDE AVENUE.
' EAST NORWALK, CONN.
LESLIE GAMBLE, Manager.
013 I!
HESE
HREE
HINGS
SHOULD
INTEREST
YOU!
FIRST ,
There is a great saving in using
St Louis Pastry Flour. This flour
Will make better pastry with less
lard than the finest Washburn,
Pillsbury or joncs flour.
SECOND.
I am getting quite a good many
perfectly fresh home laid eggs;
some from my own fowls. When
you want eggs of this sort, inquire
here, and you may depend on get-
ting what you buy; 35c dozen.
THIBD.
lam Selling nice butter at 25c.
Comparison invited.
LORENZO DIBBLE,
11 North Main Street.
A.
that are beautiful in design, of standard makes
and at attractive prices.
goods 111 it are desirable that are not to be found
elsewhere in Norwalk at
You will find many
W. AUSTIN’S
annmv arose,
CONNECTION
nu. crises-Inn
Hazleton
and
Cross Creek
. .. "GOALS
FOR RANGE AND FURNACE.
These Goals are free from dirt
and slate: will be delivered by
careful drivers. Send order
for sample load and satisfy
yourself that our claim is cor-
rect.
RAYMON DiiBROSl
Io. Hos-welt.
Read
The
Sentinel!
£55350“ mg”
1.1 " i ‘2
now °° EFFECTS AT UNCE THEN
CATON’S VITALIZEB
Cures general or special debillty. wakeful-
ness. sperm-torture. emissions. in otency.
paresls. etc. Corrects functional dsorders.
mused by errors or excesses, quickly restoring
Lost Manhood in old or young, giving vl or am
strength when: iormcr weakness prevailel . Con
vcuient package, simple, effectual, and legitimate
.. Cons: I; Qutcn AND Tuoaoucn.
Don't (is destined 6y r'mr'mrxivws: iusist or
CATON'S Vitallzcrs. Sent sealed if your drug
gist dues not‘ozwc it. Price SI r pkne,blor $5.
with written guarantee cram-piste cure.
lui irmnlinu, rtlcrcm'cs, etc., “(1? aml confidential
Send us slalcmcul of rmc and 251%. for .1 week':
trad if":llmf‘"i. Um: only \rnt to u 'h [ll‘l mu. A
CATON MED. co.. BOSTON. MASS.
Sold by Geo. U. Stillson, South Nor-
walk.
uh-.. -_~_...._..._.__.__..~__.. _..
BICYCLE
GIVEN AWAY FREE
ON
December
One bcuuuful $100 Peerless llicycl
gents.
3Isl, I896.
r, your choice of either Imhes’ or
v
REMEMBER,
This Is no 675 wheel, but a strictly
first—class sloo wheel fully guaran-
teed.
Every Cash Purchase
Of soc entitles you to one chance on this beautiful wheel, at
ctcvrs’s nous
4-0 and 42 Wall
LE snor. STORE,
street, Norwalk.
NORWALK, CONN.
"Everybcdy's Shoes Shirred 1' .
f
mu... .
“(I ”(L/)u/é <-
(RENEW LOST v
I'm by rename 6!“ MI.
when In doubt what to use for
Nervous Deblluy Loss of Power
linemen: .Atmpthv'nriwcele and
other we: newts. from any cause
, we Sums Pills. llrIlns check
, and lull U or! lucid restored.
‘ Her-3 .m truth "minim .
M . Mm mermnmmsm. Ith
. woo orders we weIguarantee to
I 60 R . rursorrefundt emery. Address
Fill. I‘mmi 00.. Cleveland. I).
. emerges De ZIMO Luna, 1.. 1‘
the kissing Two Days.
BRAVE BATTLE WITH A HEAVY 83A
m 0mm Count at...» at In.
Crew of no Unfortunate Berk Disabled
1- a lorries-evacuate; Dent Innate!
Mel‘s“. the llslpwrecked On“.
New Your, Dec. al.--'1‘o the melan-
choly record of shipwreck andgulferlng at
see there are to hemmed the experiences
of a crew which has Just reached this port.
Theirs la a tale of a sturdy light to beat
past the port. of missing ships, of lost spars
and tattered canvas. at a deck rendered.
untenable by seas and of a day and night
spent clinging to lurchlng and frozen rig-
glng.
Shipwreck makes but. ghastly reading,
and this story of disaster and hardehlp,
which was told by the men of the now
derelict hark G. do Zelda, Is a! u piece
with oil the other-c After fighting her
way through runny sales the bark was
linolly storm beaten when almost In eIght
of harbor.
Bound to New York from Pnscugoulu,
tho 3qu thutconquorcd her was met off
the Jersey mast. last Tuesday. A stontcr
or perhaps a more fortunate bark, the Our-
pnsiuu, cflectcd u heroic reacuc of the crew,
smashing her lifeboat and nearly drown-
Iug the rescuers In the doing. From the
(Jerpuslnn the men were unlismncntly
transferred to the M ullory lluc steamship
State of Texas, which brought them to
this port Saturday night.
The men were landed from tho stronm’ 0
chip yesterdnynnd sought. refuge In the
Snilorn' homo, 190 Cherry street, whore
they told how life had been saved and ship
lost.
A somber vlsaged lot they were, seven
In number, and fromr"ull the world.”
"i‘bo master, Captain hicCoIc, was no},
with the men, nor wos First Meta Vin-
cent. Agnlnst these two dnrk hints of
cruelty wore mode by the seven salmon,
and If their threats are carried out the
l'uitcd Status shipping commissioner will
have to listen to their complulnts today.
The grievance, whatever it was. the men
would not tell. 'l‘hoy preferred to hell It
to the commissioner direct.
Judging from the story they dld tell, It 3
did not. require mnn’ainhumnnlty to make *
(llre their distress. The storm that wrought
disaster was commuter-ed on Tucsiluy
morning and In it locality 60 miles north
of llulnwnru Imuskwnbor.
'l'ho bnrk. the men said, carried In nddi~ 2
tion to a full cnrgo between decks u heavy
dock loud of lumber. This gale had on
edge on It that the others lucked, and the
deeply laden croft hud hardly buoyancy
enough to lift her ducks clear of tho swol-
len sons. The gain was from the north-
west, and to moot it the bark was hovo to
under a main lotvor topsoil, ”goose-wing.
oil," so as to spill the weight of wind out.
of the soil uud yet allow ?ho vessel to keep
her bend to the sen.
Took to the Rigging.
The golo developed Into n hurricane. ne-
eompnnlcd by llcrm squall: of slew. 'l'liu
llil‘ll “‘llrIilVII M the pumps that night, null,
(lemming: to their story. there WIN still
wutcr In the hold whm tho cuptuln guru
orders to eousv pumping.
“I wont below to got u bit of rest," said
Noble, the sol-mid mute. "und Justnlmut
duybrcuk the llrst mule yells down tho
lintchwny, ‘All blinds suvc ship ' and l
tumbled up with the others. The burl:
was poorly on but boom ends and down
by the hood, We. got the l'ormuust over
tho sldo to case" her, and sounding tho
pumps found eight foot. of wntcr In the
hold. Thou tho duck load broke adrift,
and with the lumber [lying about uud the
sons bronklng over tho dock we had to unit
It and climb upon the deckhouso for mic-
ty."
Thou n big wave swelled against the
house. and It wu-i so nearly curried uwuy
that the men (Inserted it null took to the
rigging. 'l'hu sleet had given everything
nu :m-tlc coutlug, and. {curing to trust
their lwuumhed lingers to rvtultl u hold on
the gluzml uud Iurchlng rigging, the men
lashed tin-luwlwre for safety.
All thut day they clung aloft, with tho
gnlc bellowing nbout their curs, tho burl;
bmmlshlo to the sons and dipping her yurd
nrms Into the wutvr with the wild rolling
of the beam on sens. Night drifted In,
and smuvhnw they outlived it, and the
next morning found thou) still clinging
to tho swluglug spurs. 'I‘hcu towurd noon
llfllill allowed uhovuthn wuviug uenliuo,
nud tossing toward them caniothc burk
Curpusluu.
lu gnlluul. style she rnuudod to uour
tho wreck, luuuohcd bur lifeboat nud sent.
it to the rescue. Four men jumped Into
Ibo bout. imd then nwnvuhurlml It. against
tho hurls, and the little croft was badly
store, but despite tlmt elm Illlllit‘ thorcturn
trip Ill Hull-ty, uml ulteriougoll‘orts tho
rust of the men were rescued In the mow
wuy.
I'nptnlu (Sm-ill of tho t‘urpushm treated
his vhurgi's well. Mill on lulllug in with
the Hints: of Texan twu tlnya Iutur transfor-
rcd them to that Vowel, tho culuumuliur of
tho Mallory llnur huvlugslmllllcd bin will.
Iugucss to receive the crew.
Lcav
N ew
m. Fire at New "run-wick.
New Youu. Doc. 21.——-’l‘ho Mmrmlc hall
at. New lirnuswlck, N. .l., the largest
building In the town. wusilcatroyml by llro
M. I o’clock Mouths.“ 'l'ho edifice cont
$300.01“), wuu llvo uterine high and was llll-
ed with occupied olflcvs. 'l’ho totol loss In
about $400,000.
TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.
l’uclllc simmer-n urc hiking grunt unnu-
titles of Amerlcuu mtton to ('hlnn null
Joplin.
i‘utrluk Moron, u Iulmrcr. woe klllml on
Cherry street. Now York, and Charles
Ulstou Is lll't‘lm‘d of the crime.
EX-QIII‘IIII llllluukuluul of the Fundwioh
luluruln loft Hun Francisco for Boston,
whore silo expow‘M to arrive Chi-lemme duy.
She says she will announce her morons for
N
We Sell
7u.m.t05 p m.
Eagle and Vulcan will be sent for special lots of freight anywhere in
Nashll vanScoyl I
IOUTH NORWALK,
Overcoat. ,
Leadership
Don’t totem! ’ cu? Yes, but it
does. Who sol a cvemoals best In
sum. to be the seller ofyour overcoat
if you think well of yourself. .
Now as to the amounts. The finest
overcoat you can hope to find 18 our
830 garment—real fallen-made and , v
ready—far-wear. Satin lined shoulders. clay .WOGVB
body hired or fine farmers satin, handsome In cut
and shape. '
But over-coats, good looks and. overcoat comfort can be
had for less—810 buys a Home-Ruler, blue or black.
Ill wool of enduring color, lined with good quality
limn ‘.
812, 3.143.50—B/ue and black Kersey Overcoafs, and
[NS]! Frieze or Melton. 3 15—Kersey mil) satin
lined shoulders, skinner sleeves and clay heave body
[min . -
This 0eg starts our Overcoat story, but It's enough to
, set you thinking of Overcoats and of this store.
For your husband's or brother's Christmas; a Mack!»-
foslr, Initial or Hemslifched Handkerchiefs, Ball)
Robes, Umbrellas. Fetching Neckwear, Mufl'lers—so
many things to set you thin/ring for the men a! a
unease.
all/06mm. CONN
Golf Goods,
Coachman's Goal/s,
Full Dress 6000’s,
Mackmtoshes.
OLD AND RELIABLE
DainDirect Freight Line
BETWEEN
NEW YORK,SOUTH NORWALK AND
NORWALK.
THE PROPELLERS
CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE AND
VULCAN,
Will leave Pier 23, E. R., Beekmen street, New York', at 5 p. m.
e Norwalk, 5 p. m; South Norwalk 6 p. m. Freight received from
Upon application to agents the City of Norwaik
York or its vicinity.
All persons are forbid trusting any of the employees of the boats ol
this line on account of the owners thereof.
\
We are now offering a line selection of Cut
Gloss In“ holiday gifts. We guarantee every
article to have n lasting finish; we do no
apply the term “cut glass" to goods liuished
by an ids, as is done elsewhere, but buy from
the best manufacturers; you can rely on each
article for a perfect shape. Our llavilnml
China, of runny designs, cannot be excelled.
We have the finest and richest assortment of
fancy odd pieces, as well as dinner sets, that
can be bought outside of New York. The
prices will suit all purses, but on early call is
required to choose the prettiest.
ASH 8: VAN SCOY,
Cor. I. Iain and West Streets,
OONNIOTIOUT.
coming to this country soon.
('oplous drafts of bud "spunk cosy"
whisky poisoned to men in the lienwood
ollllcld, near Historvlllc, W. Va. (if the
In. W. H. I'rlm, u woulthyturmcr; (‘hurloa
Sclhcrt. on Ohio merchant. and Thomas
(lit-git. on till Woll owner, urn dead.
Illnrthu. lilizuliotli null (,‘Iinrlutte Wilbur.
slums, who lived alone In an old humo-
slmd at Newport. R. 1.. worn burned l.“
death. 'l‘ho accident. was mum! by "Imi—
lml, which the Wolm'fl used for rlnumm
tlsm. lwcumlnu luulturl from n lmup.
A llrcwhu-h IIIII om tumour: (tumour,-
slnrtml lu McMumm lime. furniture stores.
all Ellznlu’th. N. .l., by the explosion of II
toy steam engine. 'l‘hn llru wus got under
control after It had burned thcentlm block
on First stunt. between East Jersey and
lllvlnwmn straits.
I
h
9351‘...
’ “M'Whal‘ is ltt
that prompts you tobny your shoes at
one store rather than another? Isn’t It
style, quality, Ill; durability and price as
tothe shoe and prompt and courteoun
attention on the rt of the proprietor and
sniclnmuu? If t use are the real Induce-
menta we look for a liberal share of your
patronage.
H. 5. BROWN,
ID iN‘ISIIIIII'OI "ll”,
touch "overalls, Dorm
The Former
Attorney General
Gives His Views.
rsvons uncover sustenance.
w
let” Ingestion as so What light to
Done by em. Statutes to Restrict Ile-
nopolles and Harmful We Combine.
clone—Indiana to Take “ti-n.
Innrsnsrous. Dec. Ill—Blues the can»
poign and election the subject of trusts and
monopolies has received unusual attention
In thls state, and the recommendation of
the president that the subject II a proper
one for supplemental legislation by states
has accentuated the feeling that the com»
lug session of the legislature In this state
should do something tomakc the antitrust
laws more el'fectlve. Several members of
the state senate are giving the matter at-
tentlon. with uylew to introducing some
mensure restrictive of the evils of trade
couihlnatlons. Fix-Attorney General Mll-
Icr talks freely on the subject and II In fa—
vor of such logislatlon. ‘
"I f I were a member of the Indiana leg-
Iclature," he said this morning, “I would
prepare n bill to prevent the unlawful
combinations at which the federal statute
was aimed. "
“Is not. the federal law sufficient?" -was
baked.
“It falls short of accomplishing It's pur-
poeo under the decisions of the fmlcrul
courts. It Is not fair to chnrgceithcr this
udmlnlstrutlon or the preceding one with
luck of diligence in prosecuting the organ-
Izors of trusts or with failure to enforce
the low. The sItuntlon can best. he Illus-
trntcd In the case brought during my term
as attorney general against the E. 0.
Knight company In the Sugar trust case.
The government. had won In some prose-
cutions of minor Importance, but In this,
the test case, the decision was against the
government. The government's side of
the case was prepared and presented to the
court by Samuel F. Phillips, who was ap
pointed by me lxicousc of his eminent qual-
ItIcs and large experiences In the law as
special counsel In connection with the reg-
ular United States attorneyfor the eastern
district of Pennsylvanla
“ The case was conducted with great
ability and with slugiencss of purpose
with it view to the enforcement of the law,
both In the administration of Ptesldent
Harrison and under that of President
Cleveland. The failure was due, In my
judgment. notto a lock of zeal, energy or
ability In the prosecution, but to the load.
oquncy of the statutes. The declsloue were
uniformly throughout the gradations of
its progress against the government. The
supreme court. held, Justice Harlan dist
smiling, that. the operations of the Sugar
trust were not within the scope of the shut»
utic because such operations did not pri-
murily allot-t. foreign or interstate mm-
merr'c. It is probable thnt u like ruling
Would be made us to runny, perhaps: all, of
the grout trusts. "
" What Would you propose?" was asked.
"The decision does not clear away all
doubt of the power of congress to about is
low of suillciout force to prevent trust.
combiuntious in trndc, and if the wise
men of tho souutc :Illfl. houscof representa-
tives vlm find wordsund terms that will
ovoid tho constitutionnl difficulties they
should, in my opinlon, proceed to do so.
l'utll thutz Is done, however, the bond of
the (lupnrtim-nt of justice should not. bu.
subjected to censure for falling to cnl'ori-u
provisions of the law which are not possi-
ble of enforcement. The ulm of the star
uto was to suppress trusts whose opera-
tions um hold to be Inimlonl to the public
wolfurc, but the highest court of the loud
has declared that. the operations of those
trusts under (gigging low are legal,"
The OppoIltlon to Trusts.
"l'pon what, In your opinion. In the op-
posltluu to trusts base ."
"A trust. moons of course it comlinuiiou
which croutos n iuonupolyiu production
and restrict-z the opportunity of tho grunt
body of the people. to engage In tho gulli-
ful milcrpi‘lsc, the purpose being to raise
prices and t'lll'lt’Il tho promoters ofdtho
combination. (lur practically Instantunc
nus moth-sol counmiuicuthmand trans-
portation hnvo mudo It eminently feasible
for combinations of cupllnl to be operated
In It wuy null with a success thut our fort-I
fathers ucvcr drummed of. I'nder present
conditions the national market is u lurul
runrkot, so cosy Is it to communicate with
any point where mills are located and so
qulckly (run the goods be delivered from
any one point to another. Strum and ohm.
triclty have lwcmuo tliorm‘une of opera—
tions vovcrlug diatom-cs which 50 yours
ago wuro prohibitive of such enterprises.
“In so for therefore us those grout combi-
nntlonsurc uguluct public policy, so for
how them- great Iuvcutlonn been n (lorri-
inont to tho people. it Is undoubtedly true
(but tho combinations or trusts whlrh
most. provoke uutngonhou and work I'\'II
nn- tho Incidents of those liitflnfllf‘ti of con»
munirutlou null trnummrtntlou. 'I‘hvv
muku tmaulhln the delivery of goods with
such mmrccy us that the buyer cunuot tell
whether the goods he buys were mode In
thofuctory ummt him or on the other
hIIIOflf thomounmlns. ’I‘bus It hurt be
come. 'Kl‘lfillllu to mutrol the output oi
mills. close up fm-torlos, which have at-
tructwlWorklngmuu from other fll‘ltlnnf
labor, only to llud thcuwlvcn obliged to
move ugnln, and to vhurge the consumer
whulowr prIcc the trust. pleura-n.
" It. Is on obsmclo In the Why of suppress
lug combluutiom, thnr. the price of the or
tlclu curucrml by trusts hus often been re-
duccd, but ut the more of limb wimlvmuw
couuwtltlou which we on u people hut-o ul/
ways priml. l’rvuldcnt l‘vlow-lnml stutcd
tho cum wall In lllm'uunlng this subjm‘t. In
his rel-cut limmvsgo to comment. where be
mild: 'lt must. be rcmembnrcl, huwewr.
that n reduction of prices to tho )ll‘llpll' Is
nntono of tho rml objocln. uorls their
tendency uncesmrlly In thnt dlruwtlou. If
It occurs In It portlculm- «rose, It. In only be.
wutsoltnvcrmls with tho punmsve or Iu~
tit-nests of those mnnnglug thn echeuw.‘
Trudeau to Crush Individual Elton.
“'I‘hu pnteldcnt II rIght, also," mnttu
tlutl the cruttorncy goucrnl. “when he says
thnt such occasional results full for short
of coliuwumtlnn for the pnipuhlo cvlls
churgcd In tho mar-uunt of trusts uml mo
niumllcs. and that their tendency to to
crush out Imllvhlttnl Independence and w
himlvr or prevent the Iron us? of Illllmtll
fumbles oud the full development of hu.
munvlmnwtw. 'I'rusts mlucb too nmny
of our u-zmlu- to the level of more um
l-lilmw. without. linpfl thut they may rlse to
pmllluuss wlwru they are their own mus
tors rind Imyuml the ranch of such men-Inn
as tho wugc relation Induces In the most
anIimIiIu of free mndltlnnn. These are the
reasons why, In my opinion. It. Is the
province of the slaw and. In for on WWII!
bio. of the federal government. to Inn-r.
tens their norm-elm bower to prevent and
first smothered and then roasted came to
to “preponderance" "
“In archer-cl way. for
the mutter the close “in
one should hereon spook Vi,
the stain should make It It! -
one to engage In ain't, pro;
nun combination-a buying ft
the raising of prices or the
opportunities for labor. “the, or
will reality occur to the from
after the proper study of what I?"
The duty should be laid upon ‘} "
outing attorney of the county had, '
against. such wrublnatlons and
centlve beyond the olllololfiflt
lull duty willhe performed the g
Ing officers should be authorized‘ Cl!
one-half the wholly for the in
the law when proved und collected
further means of prevention thelu
provide that any citizen enlisting -
on account of such wwblnotlon' SM,
strictlun of his opportunities I
cover In such sum as the court
think just and right. With thef _,
strengthened so an to Include OW
within ‘the mates and bounds.’
president says, of the notional":u ,
tlou, and a state low to npplqul i)
lines, I believe the evils of “film,
trusts of whlch we now complain WW“,
hesupprcssed and prevented In thllnbtm"
romlly Wlped Out by live.
New Youn, Dec. lat—Five persons-f»
thcr, mother and three children~oomprlm
lug the membershlp of an entire fernll, .;
were burned to death In the house , .
which they lived at. 514 East: Emeralds
street. They were Aaron Goldsmith? d5.
years old, father;' Botllda Guldunlthrll
years old, mother; Bertha Geldemlth,”
years old; Harry Goldsmith. 8 years at ‘
nnd‘h‘mnk Goldsmith, 6 years old. The ‘
only other person in the house at the tin). .
of the fire was uni-y Ruben, so has old,
a domestic servant, who saved her life by
jumping out of a second story window, as
she told the police. She wes‘unlnlumd
and refused to go toehospltalandwas. ‘
cared for by one of the neighbors. How
the fire which roasted alive all the mom-
bcrs of the GoldImlth family had its orb, 5, .
gin no one can clearly tell, and no one
has been able to learn exactly how It came '
to pass that all of those five persons were
their deaths so quickly without making
an apparent effort to snaps. ’.
Tendered to Allison.
Wasaixorov, Dec. 21.4-If Senator Allie
son decline the post, he can be the score-
tary of state in the McKinley adminlstrao
tlcn. He has in his possession a letter,
written by one of his close political friends,
asking whether he would accept the state
portfolio If It should he offered him. This
letter was written by authority of Major ,
McKinley. and If Allison’s reply Is favora-
blea formal condcvflif the choif place in
the cabinet will follow Immediately. It
seems that Major McKinley has met with
such poor success thus far In distributing
cabinet places that he has determined not
to make any more offers until he Is sure
they will be occupied. g
Another Rumor About limo.
TAHI‘A, Flu, Dec, al.——Pusscngers ab
riving on the stmuishiptllivctfe from Ha-
mun report that the people generally there
are now more tcunciously than ever cling-
Iug to the belief that Macao still lives.
The report. current there is that Mace!) m:-
ceptml lIH', invitation of the Spaniards to
consult mull-r :i flog: of truce and that In-
stead of going himself he sent one Medina,
n I‘ubun very much resembling him, and
that It was Medusa who our {W‘VIF‘Ithl‘d
and that for bli‘itLLéLL 4. \I mm m
mains quiet.
Disastrons Railroad Wreck.
Sunrvwouv, La. Dee. til—There was
a bull wreck on the! Texas and Pacific rall-
ruud uuur Sodus. Ln. yesterday. Al.
though no information Is gin-u by railroad
ot'llciuls, It is learned from private sources
that three men were klllcll and seven bad-
ly injured. Following arc the wounded:
C, l.. (Butch, bit. I’uul; Dave Miller. St.
Louis: I‘mnk Torry, Argentine, Colo.:
('hurlos Willlums, Jerry Henderson and
(ll-urge iii-own. residences uuknovv}. The -
names of the killed are not; known.
finlcldo Wltli Rot Poison.
Wasnmn‘ov. Dec. nl.-—Willlnm Wheel.
er. «I: years of uge and a lawyer by prolet-
sion, counnitted suicide by taking rat. poi-
slou. He left. a note giving the edmsses
of two brothers-inlets In New York city.
One Is George Spencer Hart, 2‘} West Fifty-
sixth Sll‘tlt‘l, tho proudest of the Second
Avenue railroad, and the other Henry To-
lcr of Tolor dc Halsey. bunkers and bro-
kers. In the Milli-l building. Wheeler was
it widower, bed linen hero but. I that! .
time, and little ls known of him.
fatally Stabbed by I Woman.
DAVIR'RY. Conn, Dec. Mali. Ward
\l'llllums, ugod no. Islylng In the hospl~
tnl In A serious condition from a knife é
stub just. abovn the heart. Indicted by Miss
Smile Hood tit Iu-r homo, 106 Main street.
this city. Mlss lined afterward attempted .
to out her own threat, but was prevented.
'l‘hc nflnlr wue the outcome of I quarrel.
during which Willlnms m'cusod the girl Of
unfulthlulncss. She is now under arrest
awnltlug the msult of the Injury.
Bayard's Daughter to lorry Ann. ,
Wlmmurov, not. Doc. 2l.——’l‘he cm i
gngcmcut lsuunouuced of Mn. Reinhold
Abruhum Imwcnhnupt, widow of Guam
lmwenbnupt. who was Nellie Bayard,
youngest daughter of Emlmsemlor Bayard,
to hlnurltv. lingrou. n young architectof
Put-Is. The coroumuy will occur in‘lhnt
city, but no (lute his [mum “led. an.
lmwonhnupt'u former husband, to whom
she won married on Apr“ 2, 18.1.6“
two weeks alter the mremony. ~ '
route at a live. .
Gummo, lice. vim-A serious: ynnle’oo-
rurml lust. night In the printing-estim-
mnul. of .l. (l. Wimhlp, Bi-fli Wt -
plum. when It was found thus the build"
was on fire. In it stampede by the earlier
one for tho stnlrwnys and are at?”
zlo Nelson, Maggie Camp and m
Kin-din were crumpled u‘poe end W T,
brulm-d. nlthough noneo them Will.“ '
The fire nmmtnletl to little. A I 3
Bed Illlne It lithium- ' ’wi
l‘xnmuov. Mon. Dec. Ila-One an
armrest connnmtlons that bu '
In Won-mun county for many were , , 4
out In the hrart of the minim ' ‘fl '
this city. and before u could hose-W
four lnrgc luminous blocks and three m
buildings had been reduced tom
telling a loss of over "00,000, upon
them In on insurance In various media;
M ”$.00”.
“H.100? rWe
Generally cloudy weather. with who“ ’,
snow: miner: westerly winds.
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