Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, January 11, 1897 · page 7

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NORWALK.

greet
remedy for
nervous
.. fration and
nervous
drama! the
‘ generative»-

mlidg either
N htiy Enos—
‘31 Guy, exh'

Tobacco:
ptions end gaflnmw $1.06h

(”$500
ONIENIOALiié OIL. first, Cleveland, Illtlo.
Sold by all (imam

Til—E
NORWALK BUILDING
COMPANY.

Aided by our steam derricka, sown. bor-
ing machines, etc. we can quote

LOW PRICES on
All Kinds of Timber Work!

Churches, Factorlenor any Large Build-
ing work a specialty.
SHOP, RIVERSIDE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK; CONN.
LESLIE GAMBLE, Manager.

I'll” I,

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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 Jones flour.

SECOND.

i am getting quite a good many
perfectly fresh home lnid 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.

TlIIRD

lam selling nice butter at 25c.
Comparison invited.

LORENZO DIBBLE,

11 North Main 3mm. ,

‘ will do well to inspect my stock as I have u .
lei-go line of good. selected for the holiday trade
that are beautiful In design, of standard makes
and at attractive prices.
goods that are desirable that are not to be found
elsewhere In Norwnlk at

You will find many

W. AUSTIN’ 5

Juwrunv S'I'onu,

CONNECTICUT

 

TIIE OELEORATED

”Hazleton
and
Cross Creek

GOALS

Iron canon AND FURNACE.

Those Cools dro true from dirt
Ind aisle: will be delivercd by
careful driven. Bend order
for sample load and ntinfy
yourself that our claim in nor-
root.

RAYMOND BROS.

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Read
The

Sentinel!

 

Pfiiiofn‘iyin?

G°°D arrecrs AT 0“; THEN

a
“chrome unmznn

Cures general or special deblllty, wakeful-
nen. cpermutorhwlmmislloru. in! otency.

pnrecis. etc. Correets functional d confers.
i .tll oil by errors or excesses, qiuilily rc- Ioriu
Lon Munhood In aid or young git-ins: vl or am
strength where former weakness prev .iile. ( on
veinent mango simple. cffectu:,il and legitimate
J "Cong Is QUICK AND Tuonoucu.

r «that A! 6] imr'tttr'iwr: Insist or
CA10N’S VII-Illa". Sent .Inleiltlyuurilntu
gist illli s not II we If. Price if [u r pkgr, 6 for ‘5
with written guarantee oi complete cure.
IuIIrumtImI, rihriuic-s,eti:. in r.- ninl ltlllhtlrfllliLl
Send us sinIi-iiuiitui l we .in l 25 i I» t r :I wreki
uul Irr umrnt. flue only sv- ui l- 'Ii‘.l h pi rsou. h

CATON MED. C0.- BOSTON. MAUI.

Sold by Geo. C. Stilluou, South Nor-

 

thlk.

 

Two (2 ) 2Beautifu|
$IOO

PEERLESS

BICYCLES

Given Away Free I

()ne lndies’ and one gents.’

ON MARCH 29th, I897!

 

With every fifty cents received, either CASH
SALES or money paid on ACCOUNTS, we
will give ONE chance on BOTH of these
beautiful $100 wheels, FULLY (HIM-RAN.

'l‘i'llil). Wheels now

on exhibition.

 

OUR MOTTO :

BEST GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES,

 

DON’T FORGET THE PLACE.

GLOVER' 5 DOUBLE SHOE STORE,

40 and 42 Wall street, NORWALK, CONN

 

 

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When I» doubt what to on tor
Nervousbeb illty,l
impotenc‘ Atrophy. Varicocele nod

culture-es. min In] all“
use M“Sarina Pills. Drains checked
. migrating strum uteln .Lrutomf.

*3 Mule for It. 00 ntxixesdhfll. at III
mwe We lflfllffllilt to

MMMN to money. Adams.

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cummvtmn. Flat. Jan. 11,—»89-
more of a woman John pnd David Wei-rt:
fought oduel to die donut hour here. The
men were brothers. and their 1mm in the
case was the wife of Dovid Wants, who
married her during Christmas week

It Wins that lhe girl had been engaged
in mum-y John Wan-ls. but without giving
I moon she jiltod him u wool: later and
wedded David Wurrll. Retrontly John War.
rts loomed that the girl had been told alim-
derousgwrloo «Incoming him by his broth-
er David. For thin mean the young wom-
Ili jlltcd John, and out of pique ufow days
later married Dov i.d

John Warm now his brother a wife and
related the story of her husband’ 8 duplicl-
ty. l-lhe Woe grimly out-aged by the recital
and both agreed that David should be pun-
htliod for his treachery. The woman told
John he must fight» David and kill him.

The couple unwanted and in the utter-
unon John wont; to David’s homo and
charged him with treachery. David did
not deny the story, and John than insisted
that: one or the other must die.

Mrs. Worm also denounced her husband
and insisted that. he must fight. John. Do-
vld consented, and the two brothers went
to the yard. pistols in hand, and faced ouch
other at ten paces. Mrs. Wurris looking
on from the veranda.

John gave the signal to fire, and the pic
tols (trucked simultaneously, but neither
was hit. At the somud exchange of shots
both men were slightly wounded. At the
third cxchongc John Wurrls' right arm
was shattered but. he took his pistol in his
left bond and insisted that the duel be con
tinned.

A fourth cxchon of shots followed
and David Wurrlu fm (loud with n bullet
through his brain not] John rccolvod u
third wound, which niuy prove futul.

Seeing flint her husband was (loud and
hm- brothor-ln-luw biully woundod, Mm.
Wot-rte cent. for n pliyuicinn. to whom she
told the story of tho duel She seems to
think thut het- lllll'IllflTliT mootvod only jus-
tlco uutl flint alto Iiutl John Wurriu no tell
properly.

John Wurris is badly wounded. He is
closely guarded and will be removed to jail
if be room; era. Mrs. Wort-ls may also be
mosthl.

suor BY AN ofitceu.»

Policeman Kill: - Striker Ind Lynching
In Threatened.

LEAuvllmv. Colo Jun 11. --'i‘Iio killing
of Front: Doughcrt , Ii striker, by Polite
Iunn Guyfon has mused Interim excite
merit throughout the city. Owing to
thrcnts of lyIn-hlng tinned citizens turncd
nut, iind' monforccd tho politigunrd ct
tlli! county juil, and thct'c is upprobcunioti
thut truubic may yet arise.

if. is cluiutcd by the police thtit nhout o
dozen striking mini-re; including Dough‘
orty, hull planned TA) "do up" the world!
pulii-c iiircc. Dotughcrty was shot while re-
sisting uncut. Aftcr the shooting on fur—
thI-I' cffort won mode to wipe out, the po-
lice. A crowd of several hundred coilecml
til. the saloon whcrc tho ultimtiug took
plucc. howcvcr, und tltc provost muml bud
to fix bnyonctii unit ehurgc bcforc the shoot
was I'll-tired.

Sen-tor Wolentt’l Minion.

Losbos. Jim. ll.-—Henntur Wok-mt, who
has jiiuunrrivcii bore. ri-cI-ivcii II good un-
till‘etl wclcomc from The. '1‘ lines. but. the
prion: is “critically proixrcupiuil with eccle-
siiistli‘til functions, pI‘cpImIthiui-I for pnrllu
nicut, South Africmi oratory iiud loath
some acutulul trlulu. uIiIl locks clthcr lcl»
sum or inclluutlon for discussing the till
vnr mission. lf McKinley Wcrc president,
Scuttlor Wolmtt's niprcsi'utnflvc illllll’lli"
tcr WIIIIltl be clcurly undcrstmnl, but on tho
i-nsi- HTJIIIIIH this "mission" is remirdotl mi
III-if ltiipiimuliititi tmollli'lul. llc will bu pur'
sonu RI'IITIL whilc. in London, in; his spin-ch
on tho chczuclnn question Willi wldi-iy
copii-il by tlic English pri-ss luut winter.
Tlic present. government cumulus. moro-
over, four or fire com'Iuci-Ii blnictnlllstu
unit iicvcrul ntcmlwrs, Including the prime
lllllIlHlI'i', who uro not cuuiiiiittcil to either
aidcof tho uionctnryquestion. Mr. liulfour
and his llllnt'llllllrii i-olli-iqu-II will be in-
tcrcutcil in hour-tug wliul Hountor Wok-oft
Ituu funny. This i-luiumiloriif the oxcbu-
qucr. however. In ulmout nu ntmng n mono.
Inotulllst on his predecessor, Sir William
Hun‘oiirt, mul ho I‘Xpl‘i‘rirli‘rl tho oflloinl
mind of the culiluct on this qucutlon.

lute Field's Ache- Incurred.

CAMIlnllel-I, Mum, Jun. ii.——-A small
ooppcr box coutnlnlutr tlii-tiulicu of Is'nto
Ftchl, thc writi-r. has bccn burlcd iit
Mount Auburn wtnctcry. 'l‘hc box was
pineal in u grove. lll‘rlldl‘ tbc I'cuuiluu of
tho mothcr of the Ilwciiml, 'l‘hcrc wun no
ccrctnouy. 'l‘hc only pcrmn prcucul. llli tho
lIItcrIiu-ut WM u rt-Iullvc, Mr. (imrgu lilti-
Illc of l‘umbrltlgc, tho rcudcr. 'l‘hutuhos
cnmc iii! the Wily from Cnilfornin. Miss
Lilinti Whiting brought thc rcmulns from
Illiicuun. iind urrlving ut tltc Ilotcl lll‘lttm‘
wick Siituriluy uftcrnuou. tlic ill-Illt‘rl. which
wurc l‘lll'l'll‘il III n bundling. wcrc ulvcu lu
i'hurmi of tilt uutlcrtnkur. 'l'IIc hug \vuu lIll<
cd with chulcc tloivcrii i-untrlhutml by
frtc nil-i in (' lithium. Sc“ rill bouquctu wcro
Itltlu N‘IIT- tn the urine.

llellnlou Blot to Jerusalem.
“ CIIXHTANTINIIPLE. .lnn. It woman! mt-
vlccn revolved Ilt‘l'i‘ front all‘rlllulll‘ill show
tIiiit tlicrc hue Inch further trouble nninmr
flic wuruhllwm ut thc Church of tho Iloly
Scpuiclicr. it uppcnrn Mint. tlii- linuuui
(Tuthnlicu were IIppoI-cil to rIicuibcrn of tho
or! button ill‘tmk church cutcrlnu thc church
by u crrtnlu door on this cw of Jim. II. the
any "burned by the orthodox church ml
Christmas. 'i‘ht- lntu-rlunlntcd upon their
right to outer. unit the mutt won tlint tho
two illi‘lltlllll lIni-nmo Involved In it writing
light, which did not cIiduntli thc 'l‘urltbth
outlmrltlcii tntorvcucd to rcntoru urilcr.
Homi- of the cmnbntnntu worn truth; In.
lured. but It III not known whether (my
body Will ltlllt'tl.

Meet Worn More Up.

.Iimxarowtt. PIL. .Inn. tt.—~'l'hn John-
eott I'utnpmty'rt ntml motor works. utter n
oi: Wi'l'lu' shut down, hove renewal it. hi
cIIpI-ctcd thui cvcry department. will be
Workittu ftIIl before the cloud of tho “‘L‘Ik.
The tfutubrlu mil mill No. l, tho 12 and
ill inch mills mid the hump mill will In
some Will'k this week, giving employment.
to runny hlln man.

Suicide 1- a cemetery.

tumour, Conn, Jim. ”willing .luttn
Brnjnniih. um] 40. minutlttcd suicide III
Winner mm!" by hitting viii-biotin unlit.
CMIH'. hcmdiuiry Insanity. Hhcitinrted for
church charity otter 7 o'clock butt evening.
An iilie did not. return it Imrch was fruitl-
luted. and about It o'clock aha mu found
door! In the dummy.

mmm hints-hem
lancer. Jen. 11-MTN queen ho: (to
m m to the Indian fermion roll-t
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The Shank
Of Winter

doggedly; Ilia Illallf of ulster
comfort to u afar/ass prop/c.
The cold, seam/1mg days I“ to
come. can be kept out will
pmpol' cloth/19.,
Darn so] you can 'I afoul on ul-
ster, when 86 buys a well made
garment hero. 401187.50 will get you a real Iris/I
Frieze ulster; you [mad how tough Irish Firm I8. .
Up the [Inc to $10 brings you to a real $15 aisle»-
Was 5‘15 earlier In the season. A garment that will
. shelf to you through a good many frying seasons.
Real economy in buying an overcoat now at present
prices; make ready for another miller- flu's mater.
Like this. 825 and $28 orercoals, the fines! grades
of tailor-made, are down to 820 and the 378 and
5‘20 garments to 815. See the sawhg? Even 810
coats are mar/red $7. 50 now.
[low ntan) well dressed people buy this way for future
needs only no stone people Imam Ought to be
more brig/It buyers though. ‘

We Sell ME{GS&(09

Underwear.
Street Gloves. Open Monday, Friday and
Saturday E railings.

Downy Gloves.
BRIDGEPORT. 00/01.

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

W/nter Golf Caps.
Winter Golf Surfs.

SW”OOWWWWWW

eeoummemuemm

 

Nash &'VanScoyi

Wis/are now offering n fine Selection of Cut
Glut». for holiday gifts. We guarantee every
article to have a lasting finish; we do not
apply the term “cut glass" to goods finished
by aciils, as is done elsewhere, but buy from
the lli'SL manufacturers: you can rely on each
article for a perfect shape. Uur llziviland
(China. of many designs, cannot be excelled.
We have the finest and richest assortment of
fancy utld pieces, as well as dinner sets, that
can be bought outside of New York. The
prices willsuit all purses, but an early call is
required to choose the prettiest.

NASH 8: VAN SCOY,

Our. II. Iain and West Streets,

SOUTH NORWALK.

OONN EOTIOUT.

 

OLD AND RELIABLE

DailyDirectFreight Line

BETWEEN

NEW VORK, SOUTH NORWALK AND
. NORWALK.

 

TilE PROPELLERS

CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE AND
VULOAN,

Will leave Pier 23. E. R.. Beekntan street, New York; at 5 p. m.
Leave Norwalk, 5 p. m; South Norwalk 6 p. m. Freight received from
7a. m. to 5 p m. Upon application to agents the City of Norwnik
tingle 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 bout! of
this line on account of the owners thereof.

What is It ?

thniprompuyou iotmy your ohm it
one m mixer than number? isn't it
nyio, nudity. iii disability nod prion II
totheehoe‘ and prompt end worm

attentionon the uftheproprimond
Interment mm m unreal induce-
montawolooi fore libsrulriweofyour

:II 5 snows

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I _,u, ts turnout

Dicey odd Psoncei’ote Finish
' Their Deliberations.

m

IT WILL NOW BB am To LONDON.

m

n- mutiledsruruu For null-
gIo-Ammn Arbitration Mimi—~13
nu II:- Annual or Pro-In whom.
Herr lion in concrete.

WAsnrNo'rotf, Jun ltm'l‘he general or-
bltrntlon treaty between Great Britain and
the United States has been completed
Secretary of State Olney and Sir Juliet:
Pnuuoefoto, ihe British ambassador, have
been working on the final draft of the
trinity for the last five days.

The finishing touches were given to If.
Saturday night.

Secretary of Static Olney will today sign
the measure and will. then trunamlt it to
00an in ratification by the senate

On Tu y n duplicate copy of this im-
portant paper, homing tho oflloinl signa-
ture of the secretary of atom. will be start-
ed for England to motive the approval of
the British government.

This in purely n perfunctory duty. how-
ever, as Lord Salisbury has in advance
ratified for the English government the
essential points contained in the formal
trinity. He has been cognizant. of every
step in tho pmpmtion of , the paper. so
that to all essential purpose the trinity
will become opcrntlvo us soon on it in roti-
flod by tho scuttle of the United States.
The treaty, as drawn nnd agreed to by
Mr. (lincy and Embnssador Puunccfolo,
covers these points:

First—«1t establishes at high court. of ur-
bltrntion. This commission is composed
of thrco mcmbcru of the supreme court. of
the United Status, to be chosen by tho
prmldcnt, and of three members of the
high court of appeals of Grant Britain, to
be selected by tho primcmiinioter.
Second—Tho treaty is to be operative
for u period of five yours from the date of
tho cxchnngo of mtiftouttonu.

Third. —’l‘ho court of arbitration shall
have exclusive jurisdiction over all quota-
tions between the two countries on which
diffcmnceu tit-o now pending, or which may
urine during the life of the treaty, with
the exception of the Bering sea question
and the Venezuelan dispute.

Fourth—No dispute Involving notion-
nl honor or sovereignty is to be submitted
to the arbitration commission.

To Act u n Clnllnl Communion.

'l‘hc Alaskan boundary nnd other bound-
ary questions not. otherwise disposed of
uri‘ to be included in thc list. of questions
to be sumbitted for tinniflurhitratton. It is
[Imposed thnt the tribunal shall also act
on It clnlms commission.

Ever since President Cleveland in his
lost annuni memo to coughing stated the
progress and set forth the importance of
such on agreement between the two coun-
tries Secretory Olncy uIid Sir Julian
Pnuuccfote huvo been reducing the Yuri.
ous propositions to hum»: of ngrcomcnf. nnd
fmni time to tituc outlines of the concen—
t-Iioue proposed by ouch hove bccrt submit.
Ti‘ll to Lord Snlisbiu'y for Iipprovnl or stig-
gcstiou. Various chutigos htivu bccn nuidc.
until now the dmft of the treaty that will
be sent to congress bus been completed
and ugh-ed to.

'1‘th important compnct between two of
thc mwm-sl untiouu of the world in expect—
cd to prove of gniut acrvlco in establishing
n prcccitcnt for the St‘lliltlllit'lll of internu-
ilounl disputcu involving comiiicrciul dif-
f'iiri-nm-s: or claims both-mu notions when!
ntoncuiry, boundary or external consider-
ations nrc Involvcd.

It will offer It medium for the speedy
tct'm‘tuntlou of muttcru uf grout impor-
tance, which othonrb-ti- Wulllil drug u for-
tuous way to lingering settlement.

As noon us the gcuorui nrbitrutlou treaty.
now reudy for the signntun- of Sccmuiry
Olin-y, ti-t scnt to tho Iwuntc und ratified by
thiit body. the machinery will be not in
motion that will ucnil various disputed
binuulnry questions to thc nrbitrnllon trib-
uunl for cotiipnrutivoly curly si-ttleuicnt.

'l‘he rcnitou for tho withdruwnl of Lord
Salisbury} opposition to having thc trcnty
uluucd nnd soul. to ”to denote its lhnt tho
(lllll‘fl'nt'.(‘l'l liiiit nrosc over tho chczuuluu
trcuiy hm'i: bccti untlsfuctorliy couipm.
Iiitsctl, 'l‘licnc hnil mcntupllcntcil thcnltun-
tlou tltut Ill'flll'l iltll:i',nit.‘~‘l(li'l"ll advisable to
push thi- nrbltrutlon trcnty until the nth-
l‘l‘ wni-i siifc.

'l‘ho chczucltm goveruuicut imbibed
lhiit It should burn the privilege of dug»
gestiuiruuc Iuiuulx'r of thc nrbttrutlon trih.
until within thc pmvlnliiun of the trinity.
'l'litu wuu duo to the savor-clarity of \‘cu-
czuclu and was roumbvd on tho wltlulrnwr
ul of olijcctlotin to thc 50 ycnr clnusc.

it to further iurrml thnt tho uicmber
uitgiteutiul by chi-zui‘ln nhnll be u cltIII-u
of thc l'nltcil Stun-II tuittctul of being. Ill
bun Iwn ulna-II by Ill lufonuml Itcwupupcru.
n cltlzcu of \‘cucnucln, which-d by tho
United Slum auprouu- court

No further Iitiip will ll“ tultcu by Sir .lit-
lIiIu l’nitIIcI-bitcund Minitti-r AIIIlt'nIliI until
after tho mtillcitthiu of tho pmvlulnnul
trinity by tho \cucmtclnu culture“, which
will moot next month.

Hotel Ito-tiered by VIII.

MILIoIIII, f‘onn.. .Inu. ll.- llwnld Mil»
ford howl tit. thin plow. uvrucd by Morton
(.7. Knight and “Inducted by I). If, Bunny,
won burned to the ground, cutntltnu n low
of .ttIJIIIIt. 'l‘IIc llmwott council by on over»
Ill'tltl‘il furltucc uud leleI with ouch rou-
ldlty through the cutlrc building “If“
nothing moi mired. 'l‘hii New Haven fire
department Wu! II-lcplmnctl III for Mai»
nude, and Chief Kcnuidy lurid dunner No.
7 minty for shipment when the order mu
ouuntcrmundmi.

rm; “on In the ”inlet".

ficnvxncnuv, N. Y . Jun. tt.»’l‘h« a.
crclm In mtmncuturntlmrof thc tlfilcth
nuuivcrnury of tho murmur of Rev. iiinu
film (I. buy of the First. ilnptti-t church in
IIIIII city begun yimtcrilny and will continue
for four days. Mr. tiny, in n histortml nor»
moo, will he find punched on on amnion
limo «tritium per molt dim he llml limit

# in the ntiuiiitry. mnlrlrur II total of “HM.

flu hm unltectfllmmupim in marriage and
line officiated In. over 1.00!) funerals.

one.“ in molten.

linttrs s, Jon. II.-«A largo summer «a
sighted off Whitetail-d flying admin of diu-
tri-sn. A heavy mmutrmn mind the
mint opponent: of whatnot-sand mull mm
which had courted out in her and at duh
the unknown rm] one firing mitotic. ls
i! thought that It Is clfhcr the glamour De»
morn. ermine hero «mun do”. from flat
diff, or the State of I'Mli‘glil from mums
for Halifax. flhc hi incision-r rigged and
but is black funnel.

 

 

 

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flit!

1’;me Ina-«hmunim 7
mirth W m

mouth every life - ~
United States W but!
even an audience with

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

rest. of the lulu
During the
tumn the MM
while one of them M d
I word. but. the major M
“faction. “
Finally the amt Who .
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company that ,
ldcnt Garfield, died, ,
death of Prelfdcni A

hotel in Canton wore",
lone but happy muff '
days to celebrate.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

the ill-many
Innrnunrous, Jen. il‘ -

on yet. arrived In the ell?!
California. W. F. Dodge
E. V Smalloy of Min ..
most promineuiof those ' ‘

commission shatlbecmniod by ‘
non whose duty will be to
plan to congress and u
that: body. Differences

tended heuringtovnrioue p . .
tag the currency system or I 1‘
what it considers wisest .
waste of time.

Whether my free and full - i
finance will transpire in the i ’
so remains an undetermined.
being not. It few of the delegated
expressed themselves as .
tour-so, and father favor the pinch.“ , _
whine subject into the commit-ton '
with no little debate as possible.
eml feeling is that it will notn‘ ,
to urge financial reform on the
sion of congress, owlbg to the tariff W
tiou having the right of way

 

Bed I Thrilling Baum,

PHILADELPHIA, Jon. tt.~J§InBl I»?
guiro of this city, Jeremiah Randi of NEW
York nud Charles W. Allen of Stamford

ihrlllihg experience in Cuba. In the coupe
of which William flurry of Nchork. W
bud iiccompanied them. was shot and k In
ed by Spaniards. On the 10th of lint 331»
tember the trio mentioned, in
with Bum. aborted for Cubomjoln the
forces of tho belligerent: and orrlvedin
annnu Sept: 21.Het'0 they fell hunch
Josef Ruiz. a Cuban patriot, who v0
tcercd to guide thorn to the retreat . »
pied by the Cuban commodore.
were ourpriued by at body of about 50- “ V
Innis and were taken prisoners and
0d rl heir captors held a consultation
derided to kill dll tho [tritium
night they made no effort to
Barry was shot through the '
survivors got nwuy. but were
by nnnthor body of Sponleb ‘
net-c thrown into prison Ruiz,
lords .41“!!de committed suicide,
believed he was murdered. The
turns were released on their
term Cuba.
Attempt to tune.
BLIIouI-IIILDN J .Jlur. 1.1
an attempt. to kidnap Anglo
old daughter of James
Bloomfield avenue. Them
in the street. when a sunny
nud asked Annlcto my
get some candy Thesoohlldw
stunod oi! with the men.
homo the man and cm
boy named Wright, WM,
When asked where Ihe I,”
can to try. and the men
mind his linemen. Til‘ III"
Annie‘s home and told Iii.
jumped tutu dbuggy and drove
m: Itou where Annie Inc I”.
found returning alone. The
gtwn hot n quarter to follow
luul tiikcn It hack of”! WW
tho . tittit and told the gum co m

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MosrerMn. . .1, Jun. 11....M‘
Ill-Iiim'n'd l9 lltu Hm RADIO 0‘
it In holder Wtulcy Vim Glam. "W
bur-m wcm turned lnoeenud driven '
llll‘ unions and mine of the W
itraurgcd out. The Damon M
otul with the high wind "lot VII I
It looked no If n whole block of
was damn-d. Thmmlnrmn an " '
chili-c tin: dnmmncnt. The ohm“
mmplcu ly dour-dyed What with
of hay and onto and many v
train: and nlctuhn. One borne was
to dumb The loan In «vim-God It
The Hotel Ropubllc, adjoining hp
with damaged to the exist“. "I!“ ‘
ache-her Ir How It
wad shoot. 0200.

Interim m lulu Ila}
(naturism. Jon It HA m
Commercial Tribune M8 h
by .,min; Will Divine, n highly

tenure. went home near have
units: of tavern! hour: nod found “I
wlfc dual and mldnlfihe "
Infnnt children lytnyon her
bltl‘crly. lingo morbi- on her
chilitlml and nil the furniture
(mil other niche of Is He
gave tho alum. A hill! “I
has thus for been with“ m:

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0min, Jun. nun“
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