Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 14, 1897 · page 7

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sex, such as Nervous 'P

casiveuee oi TobeoeoorOpicm, .
lead to Coiisomption and Irusnity. $1.00
box mutant 6 boxes for $5.00.
liiirrs cut ion to. lion's. Cleveland. OIIIO.
Sold by all draught!
THE

NORWALK BUILDING

COMPANY.

Aided by our steam derricke, saws. bor-

ing machines, etc. we can quote
LOW P OK

All Kinds of T inber Work!

Churches. Factories or any Large Build-

ing work it specialty.
SHOP. RIVERSIDE AVENUE.

EAST NORWALK, CONN.

LESLIE GAMBLE, Manager.

01! U

 

HESE
HREE
HINGS

SHOULD
INTEREST,

YOU!

FIRST

There is a great saving in usmg

literate beautiful in design, of standard metres
and at attractive prices.
goods that are desirable that are not to be found
elsewhere in Norwelk at '

AI

nORWALK,

no NinerifiéwPillii

grea
remedy for
nervous prov
i, tretion and

» . diseases of the
v generative or-
ans of either

, Failing or

lost Manhood, Irn N tiy Ernie
sions, Youthful We! me;

goods selec

You will find many

w. Answerer.”
Jiiwnuir Scone,

- -‘ - - CONNECTICUT

 

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TNE OELEORNTEO

Hazleton
and
Cross Creek

- - COALS

FOR RANGE sun FURNACE.

These Goals are free from dirt
and slate; will be delivered by
careful drivers. Send order
for sample load and satisfy
yourself thst our claim is 00h
root.

RAYMOND BROS.

Io. lint-ill.

 

 

' Read
The
Sentinel!

 
 

St Louis Pastry Flour. This flour
Will make better pastry with lens
lard than the finest Washbum,

' DEATH

 

Pillsbury or Jones flour.
SECOND.

I am getting quite a good many
perfectly fresh home laid eggs;
When
you want eggs of this sort, inquire
here, and you may depend on get-

some from my own fowls.

ting what you buy; 35c dozen.
THIRD.

lam selling nice butter at 25c.

Comparison invited.

LORENZO DIBBLE,

11 North Main Street.

 

Onc Indies‘

ON MARCH 29th, I897!

 

With every fifty cents received, either CASH
SALES or money paid on ACCOUNTS, we
will give UNIS chance on BOTH of those
beautiful two wheels, FULLY GUARAN-

TEED. Wheels now on exhibition.
017R MII'I‘TO :

BEST GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES

DON‘T FORGET THE PLACE.

ciovrn's nouau: SHOE STORE,

 

Tm)
$100

PEERLESS BICYCLES

Given Away Free I

 

Vmigtpygimr
W 3530.. r.

.. DAYS .
°°° 5,":ch AT ONCE mail
CATON 5 YITALIZEB
Cures general or special debility. wakeful-
ness. spermatorhma. emissions. lm otency,
parcels. etc. Cusrccls functional d wrders.
iniint'rl by errors or excesses, quukly restoring
Lost Manhood In old or young, giving vl or 31w
strength where former wcnkumz. prevulm . (jun
VL'llICiIl package, simple, (.1wa “MI, and legitimate
, Cum: is Quth sun Tuonoueu.
lhm't hr dlrn‘r'rd Ivy r'nuhitimr: lli\l\i or
CATON'S Vilnlllfl's. Scot smiled if your drug
got lines not have ii. Price 5! pcr pkgr, 0 for 55
with written guarantee of complete cure.
InlnrnLitioii. rclcrruits, ct-:., Iii-r nrtl mnl'iilrntinl.
56nd mi 5Liil‘nltlil of (our: .iiul 25 i is In: a week'i
Uhll (rudiment. ilnc only U"Il l in. ‘i prrson. N

CATON MED. 60.. BOSTON. MAUI.

Sold by Geo. U. Stillson. South Nor-
walk.

 
 

 
 

 

 
 

Beautiful

and one gents.’

Leone to
End the Cullen Wsr.

 

win. was minerals AOOEPT?

 

10 Is Intimmd ’l'liet Bones and Other
‘ (lobed WIN Think Well of the luv
terms or Ponce Submitted by Premier
venous—Article‘s of Gopltnistion.

NEW YORKJnn. i-i.—-The World’s Wash.
higton wrrcsrmnderit says:

The ognxmieut between the United
Blouse and Spain regarding the twins to be
groutrxl to the C ubun ionic-gents wus proc-
tlciilly concluded luut night.

It in neither is treaty nor ii diplomatic
memorandum. it is u compact or once-
nioiit between the Unitud States and Spain
upon the tonne that Spain is willing to
grant the insurgents.

There are to be three parties to the
agreement. The United States government
does not not us a representative of the in-
uni-gents.

There are still smite minor details to be
arranged, and them may occupy tit least
ten days more. By the end of January,
however, the terms will be complete. They
will than he laid before (tongues in o upc-
cinl iiicnsugo from President Clcvoluiid.
Siniulmneoualy they will be promulgated
in Mridrld ulid In Iiuvuno.

The pmvieiounl druft of the new terms
won embodied in o lengthyiximuiuulcutiori
additional to Honor dc lmuc from Premier
Cilhthflfi. ’I‘hiswue brought by Senor Pa’
lilo Solar y Gunrdirmi, who arrived here
from Madrid on Monday.

it Included not only tiic amendments to
the reform low of will) (provisionally
suited), that (“pulp in now willing to grunt,
hilt also :1 draft of u trinity between Spolii
rind the Iueurgcntil, upon the signing of
which the reforms are to go Into reflect.
Proposed Treaty of Genital-Holl-

Thlfi draft of the proposed treaty of ca-
pltuhitirm mode as follows:

"Article 1.--’l‘lic political, organic wild
udiiiiniiitmtivo ruforiiiii contained In the
reform low of March 23, 155m, with oil the
iiiiitmilniciitn agreed to between tin-United
States and tho lumil rcpnvioiitiitivcu of the
Cuban rcvoluticnlsts dud the government

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Of LOW’«'Prices

Is an interacting one. Saturday we told our over-
coof story—today "’3 suite.
we told if Well. Cheaper and better for us to cell
the heavy suits here now than in store Ihem~fhat's
the mason the prices we've put on them are easy

Wench! your help to clearing the (uh/es.
May we have It?

Splendid Scotch weave and fancy worsted plaids and
stripes, Single and double breasted, are 815 now—~
were 818 and 3-20. 810 Is the» mark on some of
the 815 and '31? suits—stylish suds mar/c for us,
especially for this season‘s trade.

The pure wool Scotch weave SUIIS at $6.50 and 37.50
are really $70 suits in cloth and making and wear.
A sturdy husmess suit for little money.

The 20 01. black worsted Suits at 870 are full height
and are cut in the prevail/fig style.
worsteds 6‘15 and $20 a suit.

You can get extra trousers here to hatch out that salt
you didn't buy here.
woo/~82 ‘ to 35.

Come Here For Your [

Fancy Shirts,
White Shirts,
Top Coat flat,
Tannerf's Gloves,
Dani's Gloves.

prices.

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The result proved

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

Alizarmc dye

 

The good wearing land, all

IMEIGS 8&0.

I Open Monday, Friday and
Saturday Evenings.

BRIDGEPOII T. CONN-

ammnunume

 

 

 

of Spuin, shall be lmlucdlutcly cstublinlurd
in Cuba.

“Article 5:.—-Freo pardon for all politb
ml offenses committed from lime to ditto
ond freedom for then: who are under Iii-
dictmciit or are serving tit‘lllt'l'lcl‘fl within
or without the Irilillld. Amnesty to all tic—
sectors from the Spanish uriny, regardless
of iiutiouullty, thin cluum helm: i-xtcudvd
to Include ull thorn: who IHIW' tiikoli port
directly or indirectly In the revolutionary
movement.

“Article :i.~--.\'o individual who by vir-
tuc of this itupitulutiou shrill submit to
Mid l'l‘lllillli under the authority of tho
t-iprmisli irovcrliuii-ut illlllll lw mix'llud to
l't'lltlt'l‘ niiy iiiilitiiry service before {move is
established uvcr the whole territory.
"Article hx'” ".vcry individual who by
virtuu of this ('llyILUIlllIHll may wieh 0 ill"
port from tlu- ishmil shrill ’bl' ix-rm‘ittcd to
do no, und the fipiiiiisli government .‘Illllll
provide llllll with flu) lllt‘fllliit tlwi‘vfur willi-
iilll missing through uuy town or settle-
luout If his so ilcsln-s,

“Article .‘i,—-'I‘Iu- vupituhitiou of i-iiitli
force shall lilkl' plot-r ill on ulriuluihiti-d
spot, where iwfori-huliil llli‘ urinsoiiil other
liiuriitions of “or .uhull bi- ilt'puullvil.
"Artli-lc tl.--—»lti (il'fll'f' In lurlho-r thi- mu
(-vptmu‘c by tlu- Insurirclitn' of the other do»
purtnwntn of tho-u- ortii-Ivs of mpitulutiuu
tho ('tllllllllliitlf‘i‘ in ('Illt'l d thv Spunieli ur-
lllyn’liilll furnish tIu-ui ll'l'l’ trunswrtlitioli.
by loud fillil sou. over uli tlu- “has within
his control to thy r'i‘llll'ill iii-purtuuent.
”Article 7.-’l'hi.-i poi-t with the logo]
representatives of the Iiubhii Insurgents
ehull Ili‘ doomed to have Ilt‘t‘il mode with
oil in rebellion oguiriiit the authority of
the Spanish crown who may ucrcpt its
conditions."
Gomez Espncted to Sign For the Cubnpn.
It is lllt' i'xpi-r'fzitlon thui “I'llt‘l‘ill (io-
liioz. with ll (‘fllllllllllt‘f‘lll othvr I'ilimn luxid~
«rs. will moot. the ri-pri'wutntivos of Spoil)
lit it time rind plzim- yet to be appointed
Mid sign this imity. its terms are similur
to those of the mpitulutlun trcnty of Zun-
jon iii. the i‘ln-u' of tho tun your \vmz
While tiu- details of tho iilllt'l‘lilllli'fllfl of-
fi'rml to the reform edict. of him-ch. [895,
(‘illlllill liow bo- «Infinitely Mott-d, lllflh‘nllll'll
ml they um still open to champ- and modi-
fli-utloii, ll. I‘Illl Iu- softly um-rtml that tho
couciwiouu which Iii-tii-rnl lililllt’lili‘llliillll-
oil through iii-nor Sugnstn have received
iiuirkcd ('nlisillli'rtillflll. The points WIIII'II
rcimilu unsettled rvar i-utIn-ly to lIit' Iu~
rtlil‘it't'lllti and their iuiuudlutc acceptance
of the police treaty.
While it. In hint/ed lit the Spanish lumi-
tiou iiml substantially corrulml'ritcd lit the
sums (Ii-imminent that (ii-nirml Iimiwz IlM
promlmi to in: down bl» unite in tho t'l’t‘llh
of tho Iiilltl‘fl l‘lflli'rl becoming In fl iiioml
i-lt‘llt'lt! gunmutnr of tinw- conditions. it pro
limiuury iiiidcrstnnilinu bctwmu tho Ill’
Hill‘ili'lllti uiid this ITiilti-d Sluice in not yet
iii-finitely nettle-ii.

 

Consternntlnn In "ovens.
llAVIitm, Jim. H.»—-'l‘lw war in going on
no Iiurr-i'ly uroiiuil the city of Iluvunu thnt
(ioncriil Amine lulu mtublt-dwd hbi Iii-ud-
quill-torn ot Umtunbucon with u form of
over 5,000 men beside» tlimw uIri-mly thcrh.
'I'Iils (‘i‘lillltll bl Iii (MINIMUM. i-uniiiiofbm over
the bold ottocku mudmm tho mtbilrtm by
the Iunurm-ute. :iuu Miguel dcl l’udmu. is
town wry ill'itf' to Humiubm-ou, and Sun
l"i'illli'Iilr'Il dc l’uuln lmvc iii-mi burned by
the ifulmiio nib-r m'vm‘ ciigngciiu-nts, In
which the Spanish tnmpn were r-oiiipollcd
to rrtirv, Every om- hero iii unimuidi-d lit
it" this Fund In {our of iii-old upon "It! capi-
tiil itwlf. (liviwrni chlnr reform to folk
on tho altiintlim und In the putrid-y of hi»
pulm'v l‘l‘flliti‘tl to rcm'irn tiny mm except. the
members of his stuff niid o fcw pcrsonul
irioudh.

Japan Increasing liar Navy.
Lovinix. Jon. ti.-lt is mmrml in o
llvrlili dismtcli In The Poet that Word hos

 

 

40 and 42 Wall street, NORWALK. CONN.

.. 4. . , 75—7: W. .,...

 

 

Fine Printing

specialty
Sentinel Office!

 

lwu I‘W'l'IVt'fl there from Tokyo thut '30

 

impotent: .mrophv.Vartcoeeles

other then flmHJrnm any cause

use Sexine Pilli. Drains slice

, and tellvigonpiirkl normed.
.sn-i lMlh res-ism. .

 

“Mil In doubt what in me for
Nervous liability, [AM of Panza

lie 1
' ”all; for It mat phantom. itti
{Mid orders we pm ii guarantee to
cure or refund the money. Address
Pm. IIMOINE 00.. Clank“. 0.

iiivrnmn firms of ivnginwre mid shipbuild-
cm in .lripim hnvu forum] it syndicate to
contract for the work of the military uud
iiuml mpiipnu-nt to which .fuprm will dn~
vote the (.lhllwst‘ wor inch-utility.

WW... .. _. ..

Fertilisers of the mike».
LONDON, Jen. it.-~le llcrllri corny.
smmiimt. of The Hmndnnl says that “If!"
nmny hms declined intimidate ilu-nin’s
desire that the should rmmidn Aimrio to
nitrite to a partition of tlw llnlltnns, tusur~
lug “liiminll pmlnminmm- in thcmstcern
and Austrian prndrmiiimriw iii the wrist
urn half of the peninsulu

V ”emits non-inlet (in-ens.
Atnsnr, Jen. Malina joint mucus of
the Democrats to tmmlnnto ummlldnto for
the l’nited BMW whole to nimmi richn-

 

ash & VanScoy! .

We are now offering a fine selection of Cut

1 The Buckeye

. BLOB! YOB SECRETARY OF WAR."

GIJSS for holiday gifts. We guarantee every
article to have a lasting finish; we do not

Statesman Will
Accept Suite Portfolio.

 

Valuer live]. Conditions for trestle-e1
to II. lamb." of McKinley: onus!
Household—01.” Innbbed I: the III-

Ite—d’esellsle Opposition to finely. h

neign rebitionsk
WASHINGTON. Jan. li.——-It is positively

his tendered the suite portfolio to Senator
John Shannon and that the distinguished
Buckeye statesman has accepted and will

Speculation on to who ,would be the
Ohio member in the cabinet of the pitui-
deut elect has prominently hovered ribout
the names of Senator Sherman and Mark
lionuu. the chairman of the national oom-
mitten, the former being iiicntlonod in
connection with the treasury and stutc !
imrtfolion and the bitter In connection with
the head of the treasury and poctoillce dc-
purtiiieutc. It hurl been known for some
time, however, that Mr. Huifii'c umbi-
tlon was a mi: in the United States mn- i
itc. The retirement of Ohio's veteran eeri-
itor to imccpt the position of premier in

Mr. Shannon's term iii-i senator would or
piro two yours hence—March 4, 1899. The ;
vucmtcy matted by Mr. Shcniiaxi'e retire-
ment will be filled by appointment by

if the Ohio lcgisluturo in January, 1898.
It Is understood that the old war in Ohio
between the Sherman and Forakcr frictions
Illll-l courted nnd that complete harmony has
berm rcetorml among the lenders. This car:
rice with it the strong implication that
Governor Bushnell will appoint Mr. Hon-
nu to the vumncy In the «more when Mr.
n‘licrmnn steps out to assume the grove re-
iixiusibiliticu connector! with the Iii-rid of
tho dcpurtuiciit of Stair. '
Senator Stu-norm declines to nuike nny
ctutmucnt relative to the important on-

wns so vast that.“ it one ,,
the mutter very iii)”
no action uhou
iiinuu need that President Elect. McKinley tligexnmimition 0‘
tier; not known which in
to change his mind whims. He said
that until he could gm tliemtter such
be the premier of the Incoming adminle uttcution no the “Maui Man
trutiou. could not be quoted on
said that one phase , ,
At present there might noliliiunnythlng In
view to arbitrate, yet, mo: ”and orbi-
trntlou had been agreed upoéflpy number
of canoe might be presented
parties. and numerous _ . we
which were unheard of ‘mlfllt hebrought

be ii serious objection to rushing
n I to, agreement. .

would support the treaty, if at. ell, because

experimental. It lulgbtbe that the experh
merit would prove successful, but Indent-
Mr. McKinlcy's cabinet will probably open cd that In every contention that would
the Why to u gratification of this ambition. urine some new principle, might, also,
which It might not be good policy to sub-

Ho said some question relating to the
Monroe doctrine might arise, and that
Governor Bushnell pcndlngthcmiwiubling question the United sum would not care
to submit to arbitration. Anothoroase in-
stunned by a senator who has given the
subject some thought wee Cube. Under
certain conditions the United States might
desire to take notion regarding the situa-
tion and assert. the Monroe doctrine.

might. dispute the right of the United
notes, under the Monroe or any doctrine,
to interfere, and the mutter, safer as Greet

tiou.

NAsuevANscov,

Cor. N. Main and West Streets,

SOUTH NORWALK,

apply the term “(:utglass” to goods finished
by acids, as is done elsewhere, but buy from
the best manufacturers; you can relyon each
article for a perfect shape. Our llaviland
China, of many 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 an early call is
required to choose the prettiest.

OONN EOTIOUT.

 

 

7 o. m. to 5 p. m.

 

 

 

tor [trivia it. Bill will be held on Holiday
out".

OLD ND RELIABLE

DainDirect Freight Line

Eagle and Vulcan will be sent
New York or its vicinity.

All persons are forbid trusting
this line on account of the owners thereof.

.M.mf:27w .. fl.

 

BETWEEN

NEW YORK. SOUTH NORWALK AND

NORWALK.

 

THE PROPELLERS

cm or NORWALK, EAGLE AND

VULCAN,

Will leave Pier 23. E. R., Beekmiin street, New York}, at 5 p. m.
Leave Norwulk, 5 p. to; South Norwalk 6 p. m. Freight received from
Upon application to agents the City of Norwaik
for special lots of freight anywhere in

any of the employees of the boat: 0

“in... to“

one ctore rather than another? Isn't

salesman? If t

patronage.

H. 5. BROWN,

IO VISNIIOTON "NIH,

that prompts you to buy your shoes at

style. quality. tit durability sud price ss
to the shoe and prompt sud courteous

nttentiou on the rt of the proprietor sud
mm are the reel induce.

merit/s we look for s liberal shore of your

mouth Mom-iii, 0mm

 

JOHN SHERMA".

nouncmncut. but this in unwise militatee
against its :iutlu'ritirity.
As secretary of .h‘lill’t‘ Mr. HIici-iiuiii will
round out a Million! public curwr which
begun I? }'t'.’il'.-l ago in the house of Tt‘lll‘irv
it‘llla'lthi'H itilt'. bring to flint viiiltmi [XL-ll it.
ripe Min-ricurc. which i'fth‘l‘t‘lI four terms
Ill the lower brunch of (‘Ulllll'l‘h‘n and six
forms In tlw upper limb“! Iii-sides four yours
til the hood of tlw iii-usury dvpurfuicut lili-
Ilt'r .\Ir. Ihiyi-s‘ llillllllllstf‘illltill. it Is slip
niilcunt. in connection with tho klinwlmlge
that Mr. Shoriiiuu will In: secretary of
stain, that iii-iirriil Rinse-ll A, Aim-r of
Michigan. whili- how :i fi-w iluys nun. bud
n i-olit'vri-iir'o with flu- (thin r-‘t'lllllur. :it
which, it. is llllIIt‘l'i-liitlfl. ull their pool (lif-
fvrmwm \va-ri- adjusted iiriil ri‘tffilli’lli‘lla
TIIln‘ 9m": ‘lt'll'i the belief thnt (it‘nt‘l‘ill
Mir-‘1' i~ ill to be ii lllt'llllk‘l‘ of Mr. Mc-
liiiilr-y'.s i-ziliiiu-i. lIlt' post lu- Isto fill Iit'llliI
llltil of ~M‘l'i‘l.ir§' of Will'. “flint“. lltl\V'l‘\'f‘I'.
tilw pi-rsisivliflji Il‘rillt'litlt‘ tho lulliw of
rimuitnl' lluli’lcy of (‘ouiim timit with this
portfolio,

CONGRESSIONAL RECORD.

The Senate Turns Down 0|ney»~ Routine

Business In the llouse.
WASHINHTUS. Jill]. I I.—-.\'i-cn-tiilfiv tlIlii-y
was turned down by lllt‘M‘llilll' Inexpe-
iitivv m’ssiou in his effort to how the vote
on tho i-xtrmlif'ioti ll'l'Illlt‘rlllt'UVt'tril this
country iiiid tlu- Uruugi- l"rw :étotv cud
the Argentine Republic mousidm-rd for
the purpose of withdrawing the wumn‘s
iiiiieiidlitunts. llc “‘llrl IK‘JIH‘II tit vwry
point, At the coiiulusinn of it two hours‘
simian tho Rt'llilh‘ i‘i-mlvt‘d to NlllYliI by it'r
orig‘luul tIL’t‘l-tlllll not to lu‘i‘t‘pi the treaties
without. umeudnwut» prob-Ming Auwrimu
cilia-ml. ’l'iic em'rctiiry hml rvquvstml In it
long letter that Iliouciuitt- Illllt‘llilllli‘llln
limiting them: trivui'ivs conform to custom
In three lllilllitr‘l by making it optionul
with this government. whctIii-r Ito own
citizens chunld be cxtruditcd from this
country should be withdruwu.
Aliiimlt fiw untiro mmniuu woo given to
speculum by iiii'tulwrs of tho unintuitive on
foreign relations showing why there should
b.- no t'llilllml In the cuutoin which luid.
the spvukvr-i cold. worked Well for «WM
lilo yl‘ilrti. Hin-o-i-Iics worn mode by Home
tore Morirnu. Dori» imd Hllll'l‘fl, uiid It won
eluted tluit the committee illooil mt u unit
In opposition totlw quovutlnn proposed
by tho wornmrynf stoic. Atthocnncltr
elon of flu-m9 Hill't't'llf'il this m'iioti-tlittlilmi
without division in fillllw Ita proviuuii d.»
vision, not to ratify illl‘ ll‘l'IIlIi‘H without

mrctnry’et rmpmi

cmliii-ntn,

oftcrmmn.
ll Alter ri very dull mififllllll, devoted ti

trunnimrml,

hihlt the me at such products.

uuictiduu-nt. to .«tuml. thun ignoring the

At the mucluuiou of lllt‘l'xm'lllll’tl now
[ «Ion Mr. “Ili'llll of Iicumlu epokc lit. length
on the ('iibiiii qucethm, upholdiuu the
power of mum-oi m t‘m‘ogiilli' iii-w RI)"-
The monitor liltilltll‘tl find the
urmmmt om-rtimi of one mmi imwor
tiiri'utcuml to incite lllt! promidentltsl power
grvutvr thou tiuit. morn-d by My monarch.

An cum-mom. Wile mwhvd for ll vote on
the free Iifllltf'iill‘ilil bill of iri'i'lmzk this

penning bills of iiiiuor importuui'c. the
house pluumwl into worm mnirnvirrnyover
u bill to incite olimuirirgurlnc oudothul'
iiiiitotloim of dulry pruductn iiubjoct. to
lows of the «totm into which they fire
'I‘Iinliutlior of the bill, Mr.
iii-nut of Vermont, led the light for It. and
it. was eminent by tho inaccurate and m.
cml Republication cliioiiy on the ground
thnt It would give the ultimo petrol“ to pro-

'l‘he hmuie got into ii parliamentery

 

nitration treaty mull! ‘

beer-eta” Olney tind‘filri
lute and wine spew
cation. A member of; it!»

‘ , More
be 1436!. sud that in
it there were millili-
icllijsnsuss a man

‘ ' dad he
matter. He
MMnMnccd.

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

liwbueofthe
W' led‘

Ul’Wul'd. These unknown qualities might
3* (Nb

Senator WhIte of California until» he

 

. “1.“,

t was for is short period and was largely

nit to the tribunal proposed in the treaty.

The
Itiuropcuu powaru, Grout Britpin included,

Britain In concerned. must go to arbitra-
Refcrenco was also made to the
Monroe doctrine resolutions new pending
in the senate, in which thedeelnlntion was
made that the l’nlted States reserved the
right to decide when the doctrine applied. ,‘
The. discussion indicated that “shanty .
would require long consideration, and the
opinion was expressed that it might be '
ratified through interference“ pencil w
i'lt‘llt’fl and kindred newlatione, who feel
that such a treaty might prevent war.

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CURRENCY REFORMS.

Indianapolis Monetery Conference Am
a Platform end Adjourns.

INDIANAPOLIS. Jun. il—The monetary
million-lice, which has been In session It
Tomlinsoii hall, has coniplctet ts deliber-
‘IEIUHS illld adjourned. Its colic udingand
most Important action was the adoption of
the following pruillllllltl nnd militia“
:iflor spirited doluifc. in which the optical-
tioii was led by Congressman Walker,
t'llllll‘lllan of the house committee on our-
rency and thinking: ‘
Thin convention declares that it he! become
absolutely necessary that u comments’trniglitr
forwul'd and deliberately planned monetary
system shall be inaugurated, the tourism“!
oasis of which should be:
First-That the prerent gold standard
«hould be maintained. ,
Second—Thu! steps should be taken ‘9 ll"
-tll”t‘ the ultimate retirement of all ell-II
United States notes by a gradual Mm
process rind so its to «void iujnl'lmtIvW
fiuii of the, currency or disturbance of M
Intuitive! interests of the confirming I.
such retirement provision should bmg
| sit-pornfiou of the revenue and note!”
ourtmeuts of the treasury. be "
Third.~Thnt ii banking system M f _ -
which should furnish credit faciliflnfom:
portion of thi country and is mom‘m
virulllziflull. rind especially with elk!“ he:
curing Hill'll a distribution of the WWW
ital of the country no will tend N'Wihb
ruins of intivn-et iii all parts W mil:
purpose of effectively promoilild - I . ‘
uhjvutis, , C :
Resolved. That 1.5 memberi elitism
[in]! be appointed by the ehnirmio ”O
on cxwutive committee, while ”mm
is not in session, with full W o! 7
convention. The executive suns
hnvo the power to increase its .. .
{lily number not exceeding“, In; ,
thereof shall at all time! eon!“ ~ ’
of cold committee. The em, " . , . .
nhuil have special chili-go “ens!
receipt and disbursement“
unterily mode for all p '
power to call this convention ,
ulid when: it may boom been to” l”
to do so, and said committee
office with power to fill VINO“
charged at u future meeting 9!;
tion. . ,
Remlved. Thnt it shall both” ’
executive committee to stadium”?
-it the special echelon of room .
umlvrstnnd will he called In . "
Iutinn calling for the appointment If
fury communion by tho prelim... .
tlw i-utlrc qucntimi and to "90“” ' f
.it tiw earliest day rumible; or, let .
nun. the above lieuinlufion. they ”MW
thurmsd and i-iiipuwerud to Idle“ IMP"
noon of II members. in ”cordone- WISE“,
following plan: .35
Article l.-—-Tho commission Blilll owe!
it members, to be named. by the Mn
culumitteo appointed by this convention
executive committee nhnll bsve pow” 5” fill
vacancies in tho commisidon so they m oc-
cur. . ‘3
Article 2.“‘Tbt‘ first meeting of the 035:1"
siou ehnll be held at n time and pines tie
iloeignhtml by the executive commit.“ of this
convention in u call to be issued W, , ._
nt ouch meeting the committee shall. . .2“
unnim by the election of much of!” I” '
adoption of such rules and bylnws fen- ifi »
government on mny be iigreod by I
of Itu memlwrn. and thereafter it Ihpfl
crnod by each ruloe and bylm‘ n V
tin-tie articles.
Article il.-All mice and byisvrset ;
mission and ull Itii proceedlnmi nball he
mi toward tlw accomplishment”!!! ib‘ ~
of its creation. which to to mm .
inwmtigstton cf the monetary mist
mode of thin Winn"? lit till “hum .
pet‘lti rind to incite appropriate II .
to my evil» found to exist end the
therefor. rind no limit In planed fill
of such inquiry or the manner .
the some, excepting only till!
thereof shall not exceed the . - 3’"
such purpoln by the executive
Article t.-—'l‘he executive eo ~- ..
convention thrill use so meals
tarry contributions made to it
nvsllnbie for that. purpose to delay
nary expense! of the cmnmlliilolt _ _
tify the mmmmirm from “mete the
, amount on available in order M
disk in enmnditnm seen "
hillty ahnll dwell to aid ‘
.snvcntion teyond the email!”
Article 9,—Whrm the inborn
m have been completed as
the executive committee. if it rm
tile. shrill issue ii cell to “ 7 i
heather lit is time snd' “
snob cell. unit at the meeting
«mimic-ion shell metre rope
end connections In MI! til
it shell deem but to
to this convention to misty.
end. if legislation is donned lie

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

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