large line of
NORWALK,
WHfiN looking for Christine: pronoun you
will do will to inspect my stock. as l have It
A.
goodsleelected {or the holiday trade
that one beautiful in design. of standard makes
and at attractive prices. You will find many
focus that are desirable that are not to be found
elsewhere in Norwalk at
W. AUOTIN'S
3mm Drone.
cosmonaut
I
llott’s Nerverine Pills
The great
remedy for
mom
trntlcuwgd
all nervous
Moi the
(«motive or-
such N Prostra 1%th
In, a mono bomb :1 or
lostMsnhood, ,N htly n5...
clone, Youthful Errors,
arrive use of
lead to ”Memphm‘ and minimally. Sim
«om.
_ ham ”million" to. on I. IIIIIIIIII one
Sold by oil linguists
THE
NORWALK BUILDING
COMPANY. ’
Aided by our steam den-iota, saws. bor-
ing machines. etc., we can quote
LOW PRICES ON
All Kinds of Timber Work!
Churches, Factories or any Large Build-
ing work a speainlty.
SHOP, RIVERSIDE AVENUE.
EAST NORWAIIK, CONN.
lESLIE GAMBLE, Manager.
msly
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 Washbum,
Pillsbury or Jones 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.
THIRD
I am selling nice butter at 25c.
Comparison invited.
LORENZO DIBBLE,
11 North Main Street.
Tobacco or Opium, which
Till ‘OELIIRA'I'EO
HaZleton «
and , .
Cross Creek
GOALS
FOR RANGE AND FURNACE.
These Conl- ore free from dirt
Ind slate; will be delivered by
careful drivers. 80nd order
for sample load and satisfy
yourself that our claim is car-
root. >
RAYMOND BROS.
lo. Nor-mile.
Read
The
Sentinel!
l
°°D8 EFFECTS AT ”ONCE THEN
I‘m
CATON’S VITALIZBR
(‘IIres general or special debility, wakeful-
ness, spI rmntorhmn, emissions, impotency.
parcels, e c. Corrects functional d orders.
IIIIerI by errors or exceeds, Ip. Ickly restoring
Lost, Monhood‘ In oh! or you: In. no "III. vi or nnn‘
strength WIICI‘P lnrmcrwu. ILnn as prrt. IIICI. (on
yum: m package, sIqulI. , cfli‘Ll‘Ili II. and legitimate
J Cum: Ie QUICK AND Tuonouon.
I‘I II'I‘ h It" nit! by m: hit/1 us. insist m
CATON'S Vllnlizers. Sent I did II your IlIIIg
pm IIIIcr. IIIII have It. l‘riIc 5| per pkgr 0 for $5
with written guarantee oi complete cure
Int Irmnlion, rclercun cs, ctr... lice and coululcnual.
Send us 5:.”ch IIIIII ma: .Ind 25 Its, "If a week':
trial In ‘IlIm-ut. line only w-II l-t mi. h pcrmu. t"
CATON MED. CO.. BOSTON. MAO.-
Sold by Geo. O. Stillson. South Nor-
wnlk.
Two (2) Beautiful
$|OO '
PEERLESS
BIOYCLES
Giv'en Away Free!
One ladies’ and one gents.’
ON MARCH 29th, l897!
With every fifty cents received, either CASII
SALES or money paid on ACCOUNTS we
will give ONE chance on l30'l‘Il of these
beautiful $100 wheels, FULLY GU ARAN
TEL 1). Wheels now
OUR
on exhibition.
MOTTO :
BEST GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES
DON’T FORGET THE PLACE.
GLOVER’ S DOUBLE SHOE STORE,
4-0 and 42 Wall street, NORWALK, CONN.
-. .. .Ae-...w.~— .‘.5... 4.... We .
When in doubt what In use tor
Nervous Delnliiy Loss at Power
lmpotenc HAltullIw v aricocele and
other wee newnlrnm any «use
one Suing: Pills. llrnlm checked
Imdr lull Vi o'w‘ulchl restored.
lrnnh n tmlf fill
Mane lor ll m chum” no. hit
warden we give a nonremee Io
eltmd the tummy. Add!”
PE'AL ”ENGINE 00.. Cleveland. 0.
FAIRBANKS FOR ,_ ENATOR.‘
the hum In mus. flare Inn 1:
lulu-tine.
monument. Jon. tom'rhe e5 Repub-
limos of the legislature unwanted Charles
W. Folrbonksof this city for United Stole!
senator on the first ballot.
The vote wen: Fairbanks. no; General
Walloon, G, W. R McKeon of Teri-e Home,
11; It. 8. Taylor of Fort Wayne, 3: Frank
PM of Evansville. 8; Benjamin Hum-
eon, 1; Judge Baker, 1. A: the Republic-
ans have a majority of 20 on joint bullet
in the legislature, Mr. Foil-bunks election
is assured.
Mr. Fairbanks who brought into promi-
nence by the Republican uhtlonul convoné
thm at St. Louis lost your. having been
«shown temporary clinirnmn, in oewptlug
which he made an address which attracted
CHARLES w. numaxxs.
much attention. Illthcrto he who practical-
ly unknown to fume of n nutinnul churne-
ter, although he bud attained prominence
in Indinrm and other middle western states
IIII II. skillful railroad uttorucy. He was
born Int. liulmivillo Center, 4)., III 1552
nud was grnduntcd from the Ohio Wesley-
un university at tho ugcol '30. Mr. Fnir
bunks begun his cum-r us. :I reporter, but
read lmv while he wns writing news sm-
rics. Soon utter being :IdIII'Iith! to the her
he securml II position on solicitor for tho
Chemipcuku uud ()II‘III rullmud. He Is now
Intlll't'siml largely In several wcstcru ruli-
rouds, being president Imd one of tho prin-
clpnl nun-kholdcrs 'III llll‘ Tun-n Iluutc and
Pcorlu. llc H reg ll‘di‘ll us unnu expert on
mrporutiou Inn and Innocence grc: It ubllity
no u railroad flnnucior
JERSEY LAWMAKERS.
Flrlt Men-[e In Thirty You. From |
Republican Governor.
'l'IIEN'I‘ox, Jun. Iii—The opening of the
one Illllllll‘i‘tl IIIIII tWI-nly—llrnl. New Jersey
lcgisluturc thrilled tho lIciIrts of Republic-
llllrl. It was the first legislature in 230 years
to rcccivc nu :IIIIIIIIII Iucssugt- from (I lie
pIIIIliI'IIn gIm‘rnor.
'I'lIu. desks of thc sunutnrs (Ind IIssI-Inbly-
men were weighted down with llowcru
6cm by thclr IIIlIIIlrI-rs.
'I‘hc orgIIIIizntiIuI of both houses was cf-
lccicd without II ripplc, the oilicvrs ugrccd
upon by tho IiI-puIIIII nus III'IIII: t‘It‘( lI-d
\\ 'IrlI tho lltl‘ll‘ formal oppositit III of Dom
III l'illll HIIIIIIIIIIII s.
Thu unissugunf limvrnorllrlggs and the
report of flu l‘tlllllllISHIllll uppoIIItI'Il :1 your
turn to iuvcsliIzIItc tlu‘quustlou of tuxrtiou,
purtlcuhu-ly ruiln’md amnion, were pro»
noun-d.
Just whnt notion will be taken on the
tuxutiou report cannot I:IIforI-toltlyct. The
Hudson IIII-IIIlIcrII would like to have. sumo-
thiug which would trcnt their county more
lilwrully. but my make up their minds to
be satisfied.
President \l'iilinms qudc nu innovutiou
in tlic scuutc by running his counuitmw at
the opculug session. TIII‘ result of this
wus the iIIIIucIIiIIlo introduction «I! ll lot of
hills which hcmtoforc luul lll‘t‘ll lIclIl buck.
Scnntor Vm‘IrIIm-s intmduccd the constitu-
tiotml Inucudmcnts pussml It) the hm logis-
lutum and lxlicics that they III! nil! [Inns
I Alleged l-‘fllbuster Indicted.
\\'ll._\nxm'0.\, III I,, .IIIII. l: l.—-Tllt‘ grnud
jury in tho I'ultoil Hinton court bun Indict-
cd Cnptuln Edwiml Murphy on ll I-lIIIrgu
of huvlug luhcu u IllIlIIIstI-rlng expedition
to l‘ubu on tho i‘It'illlll'l‘ Idllll‘illlll lust Hillllr
IIII'r. Murphy won nrmigucd IIIIII pleaded
not guilty. Al thcrcquvst III Svuutor (buy,
his t‘ulllil-‘Il‘l, Il‘llll was litihllltllll'll until
March lt. UIIptu‘III Murphy Iimwurvd in
court. with his lll‘lll III II sling, the result
of Injuries rl‘l'l‘IVl’lI III the sinking of the
(‘quIIIoIIIII‘I-, III' which Ill‘ wus I-IIIIIIIqudcr,
oil the Flor-Idu count recently.
Turks suck Greek “Ilene.
Linuox. Jun 1: I - A Ilium. dispatch to
The bulb Noun mun tIIIIt III on line boon
ruwiwd from MuchIIIIIu thIIt lunulu IIf
Hturvlug 'l‘urkluh troops lIIIVc Hill'kl‘lllll’t‘t‘k
IIIIII IlIIIuIIrIIIII vlllugcn llllll IIIIVI' IIIIVIIgI-ly
killed the IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII, 'l‘IIiII IIIIIpIIlclI IIIIII)
nova lhIIt Ituly IIIIIIIIrIII-rcd tlu- t-Iqllmlmll
which recently returned from 'l‘urklnh Wu-
tm‘n to III» muly to uturtnmiiu utu Ino-
IIIcIIt. II unplcc
lllllr-d by e llobbor.
FAYETTE, Ark, .IIIII. l'IIW' I‘uo heavily
urmcd llll‘ll attempted to lll’tlfl up the stun:
of W. ll. \‘i’lIlIquI‘cut St. I’IIIII. l‘rnugh
('mlg. II I'Icrk, lrlml III flrc upon the roll-
burn. but his pistol shopped, undone ol the
rnhlwre ulmt him In tho IIbIIomcu, from
tho cllcctn of which he llll'll llvc hours
Intcr. .lohn Itush. our of thc robber». wmI
ruptured. but the man who klllI-II (’mlg
M‘llpt‘tl.
BRIEF TELEGRAMB
New York I‘blllt' («Illmlrollor lhibfl'lu
IIpIuII-d him for "I090 000 worth of cum!
bond-I.
Elmer Whltcly of blunrlc, lIId., dccluron
that he and him brother had Illmwnmd n
tumult for uniting Moot.
A large Illnunr In twlobruilon of the
tmnntnlonlrm of electrical power from NI-
Iimmi Tilllti to llIIl‘InIII won lll‘lll in llull‘ulo.
Thu lllllllln of 'l'IIrkcy deoI-IIIIIII le El-
lln AIIIIIIIIWI llnrtlett, M. II, III mmgttl-
tion of his support In the bounce! come
llml’m.
lluuhm ancctt, New York agent for
'IIn lrlsh liucu t-I'Imul nicotine-luring llrm.
win-I nm-nttd on n (‘lml‘mt of making {nine
Ill'l‘lllmllllll nnd I‘lltl'luunl Ilnuu threads
at the Hill"!!! hound.
Mr John Rockefeller Insulin! in the
null of the llrv IlI Daniel P. Putter. rcp-
rI-mntlng the 'l'nlIeruIII-Ic Baptist church,
against him that: he had guaranteed no
Income from the mm brittle he hint given
to the church.
Without Clerk home. the unintuitive:
in defiance Harm court. lien York,
. ow
Underwear,
Street acres,
Drmng Gloves,
Winter Golf Caps,
Winter Golf Swts.
The Shank -~
Of Winter
Suggests lite. want of ulster
comfort to u slefless people.
The cold seamlung days yet to
come. can be, kept out with
proper e/o (hwy _
Dan' tsay you can 'i afford an ul-
ster, when 36 buys a well made
garment Item. [M3150 will go
Frieze ulster; you [mow how tough islI Frieze Is.
Up the line to $10 brings you to a real $15 ulster-—
was 815 our/19cm the season. A garment that will ‘
sl/clr (a you through a good many trying seasons. '
Real economy in buying an overcoat now at present
prices: make ready for anathtl- whiter this winter.
Like this: 825 and .928 overcoats. the finest gmdes
of tailor-made, are down to $20 and the 318 and
3‘20 garments to I915. See the sanity? Even 8‘10
coats are mar/red $7. 50 now.
How many well dressed people buy this way for future
needs only no stone people Imam
more brig/It buyers though
u a real kins/I
Ought to be
,MEIG$&(°I
Open Monday, Friday and
Saturday E yen/rigs.
BRIDGEPOBT. CONN.
NASH &VAN$COY,
Ger. ll. lain and West Streets.
SOUTH NORWALK.
We are now offering a fine selection of Cut
Glass in holiday gifts.
article to have a lasting finish; we do not
apply the term “cut glass" to goods finished
by acids, as is done elsewhere, but buy from
the best manufacturers; you can rely on each
mticle for a perfect shape.
China, of many designs, canndt be excelled.
We have the finest and richest assortment of
Iancy odd pieces, as well as dinner sets, that
can be bought outside of New York.
prices will suit all purses, but an early call
required to choose the prettiest.
We guarantee every
Our IIaviland
The
OONN EOTIOUT.
OLD AND RELIABLE
DailyDirect Freight Line
BETWEEN
new younsouru NORWALK ANb
NORWALK.
THE PROPELLERS
CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE AND
VULOAN,
Will leave Pier 93,F .. R., Beekman street, New York‘ at 5 p. In.
Leave Norwclk, 5 p. In; South Norwalk 6 p. m. Freight received from
7a. m. tog p 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
this line on account of the owners thereof.
What' Is It?
Inst prompts you tobny your shoes at
one note rather then soother! Isn't It
style, quality. lit durability end price a
to the dice and prompt end courteous
ottentlonouthc oitho Milena-end
«lemon? mmthereellnduw
meet-we lock for” e liberel shorter your
II. 8 BROWN
ruct su wrvisiou (If the ll't’l‘lllllt‘llll
S l
' [our COMPLICATIOII ‘
Roulette Complain of Abuse:
Committed by Americans.
m—
BAY TRADERS BUN TEE OOUIITBY.
he: Are Reported to non Driven Brut
cut-lotion Iron Church to Work.
Washington Admlnletntlon Advlopd to
book Into the Control a! the Territory.
wa Your, Jun. 13,—The Herald’s Por-
ll correspondent cables the following:
‘ ‘ The St. Petersburg correspondent of the
European edition of The Herald writes
that serious complaints against the exist-
ing state of adults in Alaska are brought
by tho svet.
“It Is alleged that the handful of Rul-
aiune remaining-iii the territory suffer un-
der til! sorts of voxntlouI-I and even oppress-
ive note on the port of American traders
who “run" Alaska.
“It is claimed theta number of the com-
pany’s ogcnts enteml a Greek orthodox
church during service with llmnrms in
their hands to drive the congregation out
to work. and that the Russian teacher,
having refused to give his lessons in Eng~
llsh, AIiIerIeous threatened to burn down
his school. ,
“Grout oondemnntlon' It; brought against
the government at Washington for It wing
the mlmiulstrution of Alnnku too much In
the hands of a. trading company, which, it
is claimed, finds its Interests III debauch-
lng the natives.
“Those allegations no doubt deserve the
careful attention of the United States ox-
ecutlvu, and It would be well if tho agents
of the government exercised better control
ovcr the terrltI'Iry.
“But from isolated cases of abuse of pow-
cr by irronimunible trmlcrs or citizens ti) a.
sweeping sultemeut claiming thut the Rue-
slune nud lhclr corcligiouists In Alaska
are oppressed is u. long cry. "
Dllcnued In Washington.
Commenting on the foregoing cable-
gmm, The Herald's Washington come-
spondcnt says:
No «Illiclul Information has been meived
in Washington in rognrd to the reported
outrages purpctmhxl on Russian residents
of thc territory of Alaska by the North
A met-icon ("I up nxcrclul cmnpnny. The suite
illld tnvlsury departments have heard noth-
ing from their mprescnmtivcs in Alnskn
and Russia on thc subject. um! the Rue.
slim IIIinistcr told me that he was also eu-
Iircly in the dark.
A high olilclnl of the stoic department
OXIlIllIIlfll to me that it was possible that
the infornuitiun might hnvc rum-her! St.
Pl‘Lt‘I‘SI'HII'g illlll bccu telegraphed from
tllcrc to Paris some dnys in tulvnncc III the
transmission of official information to
Washington.
F ishiug vessels plying between Alaskan
ports and \‘ludivostlx-k might have cur-
ried the news of the outrugcs to the latter
pint-c. Imd from there it. in musiblc it was
wired to St. PI‘N‘I‘SIIIITK. The Russinn min-
ister said thut iT tlu- stutI-IIIIIIIIII contuiucd
iu ilu‘ tI-lcgmm were true lli.’ will probably
receive instructions toduy or be telegraphed
to luy the matter before the stutcdcxxtrh
merit and ask the Into-r for proper mlrvss.
The statement, in the report cabled by
the St. T’ctcrsburg correspondent. thut
agents of the I‘oIIIpuuy invaded n Russian
III-hool und chupcl. may lllth‘ some lmsis.
Stutc Ilopiu'tnu'nt olficluls lxtlluvc in the re.
llgious troubles cxlsting in Alaska. 'I'lIcI-c
ill‘I‘ ilim- chews of schools in .\ luskrI—thc
first, tho torriluriul schools, IllllIllI‘ ilu‘ III~
lllt‘
St‘t‘llllll. the orthodox Russ-inn schools, gov—
l‘l'lll'll by Archbishop Nicholas II! l‘lie‘ Hus.
siuu Greek t‘Illll‘L‘Il. who is It close pI-rsouul
f'ricuduf EIIIpcroI- Nicholas. and which the
l'nllul Sluice is ultligutcd Il)‘ Tl‘t‘illy pro-
visions to protect, und, third, the unorthov
dox IuItivc IIIISs'IIIII schools 'I'III- Iiussiuu
govcrmncnt lust August )ll’llll‘sli‘tl to the
stair dcpurtuu'ut ut the action of unortho-
Ilox llussiiui school authorities in scgkiug
tho withdruwul of pupils from the ortho-
dox schools. 'l‘lIc stnlc III-.pIII'lIIIcIIt turucd
the Iunltcr (“0" to thc lrcusury dcpurt»
llltllll. with instructions to investigutc IIII‘
IIIIIItI-r. illlll Its report, .‘ln for no I‘ll“ be
chIrIIcII. has not yet III'I-II rm‘uivcd lit the
(It'l‘lll‘llllt‘lll.
III vicw of the trouble existiuglust sum-
mer, tlIc stulc IlcpIIrtIIIcut :IutlIoritlcs III-o
Inclined to lwlicw llIIIt the outbreaks just
reported um the result III the religious dis—
turlmuccs existing between lIll‘ orthodox
llllll unorthodox untivc Russian churches.
They do out we \vIIIItI-IIIIIIcI-liou thougents
of the coIIIIIIIII'I'IIII I‘ompuuy could have
Illltl in tho mutter, The company's rights
ill‘t‘ IIII I-IIulIuI-d to the soul islnude, um! so
fur l“ mu llt' chIrucd they huvo no unthori-
ty on the lllllllllullfl. The suggestion is
also uuulc that the ngcuts umy Iuwcvlsltcd
the mnlulnud um! pcrpctrntml the outrngoo
reported, but this Will only be wttlml by
IIII investigation. which will be mudI- by
thc lrcueury dopIu-tnu-ut win-u the report
of the occurrence In IIIIIIIII to the suite dc-
purtmcut, citIII-r through the Ilusnlun
lllllllflll‘l‘. the report» of tho stutcdcpIu-t
mom or the agents of the treasury III-purl.-
uIItIIl III Alaska.
llonno For the Senate.
WASHIXH'I‘UN. .iIIu. Him-Word comes to
ll IuI‘nIlIcrof tho l'IIitI‘I! Stntcn smurtv III»
rcctly from CIIIVIIIIIIIII thntllnvcruor Buch-
Iw]! IIIIII ngrml IlIIIIlly Imd formully to up—
polut Mark A. llnuuo to the ultimo to
till the unexpired term of Senator John
Hhcrnum. uud thut tlwrvlore Mr. Shcruum
will be appointed sI-cmlury of stoic. In re
lutlnu to this IIppI‘Ilutuwnt, IIIIothcr lltllo
IIIIItth‘ that has been It stumbling block In
l’runldcnl Elect McK‘Iquy'uputhwny lately
hue III-on adjusted by I‘lcnulor Sherman's
ngnuwnwut to forgive mu! forgot the. wrong
thut he thinks wnu IlotlI- Not by Governor
Iluuwll A. Alger of Michigan, when both
were cundldnlou for the prunldcncy.
Older Leo's lotion.
Waentno'mx, Jun. III.-(7mlet George
blown lien, «on of Comm! General Lee,
whom failure to meet the mqulmmcnte lit
West Point has limo remmul to the war
Ilcpnz'tmcnt, in the first member of that. in-
mono family appointed to the Miutnry
m-ndemy since the wor. llc Is also the find;
Virginia Lee who, having entered the In-
dilution, hon lulled to be Irmdmttnd all of
his ommton in the urmy not only having
mmplotcd the mum, but having «toad
high. ill» grandfather, General Robin-t E.
In, was one of the first. three of Mn elm,
IIrId his {other also amid high.
the Vesuvtuo to limp hitherto“.
Pnunmnmmn, Jon Ill “The United
Hinton dynamite neutron esurlm hoe been
lurmolly finned In commission it the
tongue to on navy you! The Vesuvius
has been thoroughly overhauled nndhu
been milled with all her mute the
lionuo of the WRQ
monetary conference
melanomas. Jen.
writer or Tomlin-Int
rooted in the ”In
gates. representing
run up in value into the
tone. it win a line looking
mverumont'ocimnuym‘
wind of Fit. 1401“:qu Will)»
chosen pennonent claim , the con-
ventlou He sold in port:
“We need for dam
rency of stable volueondcl
power which nholl neither
nor coutractul ond which ' ,
the channels of trade when W'
remote or the country may new This
country has extensive roll»
lions with other countries. TM national
III-,wlopmcnt of the Wm and IOU”! de-
nquds that this surplus on 01 the
world should bebroughthere or mum-
ntivu Investment. For our imam!“
wlntlous We need therefore o currency
which shall be of full value lnthe whole
of the work. "
Henry Villord of New York formed the
resolution agreed upon by e number a!
custom delegates, which is In Maid-u
lows: 1‘ “e.
“ Resolved, That the maintenance of the ‘
gold standard In demanded alike by the ‘
principles of common bonnet! and by con-
nidemtious of business prosperity. towhloh
end we invite the cooperation of all
hmnchos of the government, of oil com
II’Icrcio! bodies and of all classes 0! our fol—
low cltizens.‘
It. V. hmullcy of St. Paul sold that the ,
resolution to be introduced committing
the convention to the single gold standard
had his unqualified support. He sold the
work 0! the conference would restore eon-
ildeuco to the people and brings more lax
condition 01’ the money market In that
money will be easier.
Charles S. Full-child, ex- ~980th o! the
treasury, said the sentiment in the out In
strongly in fnvor of the oonvonfion op-
pointing a committee to study the finen-
cinl situation and recommend ml; M
urea us will better it. With a commission;
of nine members, Mr. Fnimhildwouldxer:
\ or rocouv eniug the conference for the pun:
pose of accepting or rejecting the W
shin a report.
Other addresses were made by m
Fostcr Peabody of New York and J I!
\\ ulkcr chairman of the committee on
blinking and currency of the house of lep-
rosentutives.
2‘1: ‘
3%
'II
3,;
km
HIS OWN SUCCESSOR.
Plott of Connecticut In Again the can“
doto or the Republican: Canon-I
HARTFORD, Jun. 13.-—The Republican
mucus of senators and ropresoutativu for
the. IIoIIIinutiou of a United States when.
for six years from ,
March 4 next one ' '
held in the hall _
r e p r e mutating
when Hon.Orvlllo
11. Plant 0: Keri-
SENA'I‘OR 0. H. PIIATT.
:Itor Wright of Essex, Represen ‘ V ’
«In of \luslliugton, Lewisof
lluII IIIIIsoII of Essex Frisbie 0‘
it!“ and Spencer- Barbour.
Mr Plan I: nominutlonvvaa w
imous by :u-cluumtlon. ' ‘ ‘
The Deacon Slope the ‘
and 3 Free Fight m
iIIrLIz Roux, Jim 13. --}n
Baptist church at Yellow Bayes ,
Int cuuuty. one man was km »
loudly wounded and WM
hurt
A revival was in pmgremblew
III-I. Henry Walker, the m
I-lIIIptI-rlronitlic Bible, and I
Williums Insect! the plate forthe
-\u Ill‘ not the but (-ontnlnlngfi :
III'IIIII upon the pulpit the W L” ,
rumor-k which Williams did not I. fill;
lll‘ slapped Walker in the mouth.
IIttuI-kI-d the deacon, knocking hill
floor with II com.
A {rur- llght ensued, in which
jolllNI using razors and clubs. _
with his mzor, nut W'llllnme that, '
iuu him instantly ’
A negro, name unknown, receivahtflr
IIII cut, and about u datum other!
pinched more or Icsn painfully. Se
rests um: Iqulc int ludlug Walkedwhll.
undI-r it heuiy guard to prevent an.
lynched.
Four Killed by on Explosion; '
l'I’r'renquI, .lIIII. I3. ~An explorin- In 1
llw {acnlryul the (‘olumhinn m ‘
l‘tllllpfllly ut thnnopln, 18 ml hem.
thin city, denmllnhod the mill and IM .
Iy killed tWII men and mom .
badly Injured 3 third men. The I
II. ii. Hackney, superintendent at
Peter Mtlcltlllfl'y, an employee; 2 -
mnn. aged :20; Mnttle Inmhn, . ,
Welter Crone won badly Injured, ...'
nn-ovcr. It I» not known how flail
don occurred, but. It In thoughtm ‘
employees mum horn Jerrod one of the
«'III In which the demlly All“ m
I'IIII fort-00f llu'cxplmtlonm {cit "”
miles around In neat-mm _
were melted, store goodnweretw
the shelves, and the residents m
Itrlcketl, many believing the .
Inc to on earthquake.
Another lining
WILKMFMmR, Po, Jon. it.
won lnntnntly killed and thrée
curly injured bye bony fhll ,
and Iron in VII. Selim of the
and Hudson (tool company It
Item Lyons, «god 3!! m
killed. The Injured no 2
right IIIIIIII broken: nun-re. ..
alumldcr badly dismount; A
Humphrey, leg nod om
tor was nice injured l
Olmsted to live.
‘W
canoe Wm nee “not
Lennon. Jon. tow-A
to The iltoudord aye: “
telegrams Indicate
two mlhtuheom Itis
rhodium“
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