DHOUL
, YOU 1
FIRST
There is a grant saving in using
St Louis Pastry Flour. This flour
mil make better pastry with less
" lord than the finest Washburn,
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.
l am selling nice halter at esc.
Comparison invited. .
LORENZO DIBBLE,
‘e
11 North Main Street.
EASY m rtrttuttr to run
- Patent w
Medicines
1'0
TAKE
M011: Price-l
Geo. C. Stillson’s
‘ DRUG STORE.
82 Washington St" So.llorwelk.
"IE CELEBRATED
Hazleton
and
Cross Creek
- - GOALS
FOR RANGE AND FURNACE.
Those Cools are free from dirt
and slate; will be delivered by
careful drivers. Send order
for aamplo lowd and satisfy
yourself that our claim is cor-
rect.
RAYMOND BROS.
In. Hawaii.
WAGONS!
New and Durand-fluid.
BUOBIES.
PIIAE'I'OIS,
SABRIAOES,
OAIOPIES.
IPINDLES, ITO.
PRICE: To SUIT ALL
cm. arm can THEM.
H E N R Y T I L L Y.
Mott’s Neutrino Pills
The amt
remedy for
nervoiu prov
Motion and
V. relive or
4 gm: of either
, Falling or
mt, such as Nervous Prom!
lost Manhood, 1m . N idly Emir
slum, Youthful wafiimnwwm. f!-
mdve on elm“: or Opium, which
"‘“‘ it: mil”.‘d.i.f“d‘hoil'°°
I' I ma
For: whom to. not. cum. on
an! dr 9 trailer
“*4
Road“
The
Sontlnoll ,
' m
' in 18.7.
censor to "’l‘rllb ."l
per 11530,,wlthilnbtrationu tram tit
Renaissance-«full of
and characteristically tttnntrnted.
cll't. Other striking novclettcu b
loan authors. Short stories by
l‘homna Nelson Paige, llic
Davie, (liven
Bungu, ltnth McEncry Stuart Octnv
the 19th Gcntur
r. Henry Smith
coco durin
lml‘e‘l'ii by
drew Wilson.
American Features:
day, It nerlou by Charles F.
tnry m’teratlonn rent entirely on a ellvc
general attention.
Mnelilunter nnd James Borneo.
story of Sheridan’n Ride. b
For. tb.
Wmll
Alucricnnn.
A f ricn and the East:
obnervations during a rrccnt tri
Africa, covering the whole lieltl of
pcnn exploitation of that. country.
trutcd articles by Stephen Ilomnl on Illl.‘
transformation going on in Eastern Si-
bcrin, recently visited by the author.
llungnrinu h‘kctehw, written and drawn
by l". liopkltmttu Smith. The full story
otthcraccnt Coronation of the Czar, by
lliclnml ilnrding Davin, illustrated by
If. (lutun Woodvlllc, who was commiw
toned by Queen Victoria topaiut a picture
of the ceremony.
llarpcr .5: Brothers.
HARPER’S MAGAZINE
For One Ycur, - - —
Postage frce to all stilmcrllrors in the Uni
tcd Staten. Canada and Mt-xco.
Address, HARPER BROTHERS. '
Fiction: THE MAETIAN. the new now-
cl by Do Moorland“ eagerly expected cuc-
tcguu in October Num-
, , e In-
thor’o druwlngu. A new novel by lll unit
it. Stockton» develo log at 20th tary
amorous alt ntlons
A Pair
of Patient. Love“. by William Dean liow-
Amer-
Mar Twain.
urd Harding
Winter, John Kendrick
'l‘haaet. Mary E. Wilkins and other pop-
.. ulnr writer-t.
Science: Story of the Progress of Sci-
;u eerien of
llllntnn,aup—
plomented by contributions on awcla
ubjecta by expert ncieutinte. Artie cu on
the relations of curious psychological
utanlfcntnilonsto physiology by Dr. An-
Thc Mexico of To-
Lummls,
splendidly illustrated—the rcnult of a rw
cont visit to Mexico. undertaken for liar-
pcr’s Magazine. Mexico in proetulucutly
a nilvur producing country, and its tuonc-
basin. Owing to the keen discussion of
certain economic problcmn in collocation
with is-utcn of urgent importance in Amer-
icnnpollttcn, themepupcra will commund
American Historical
Papers by Woodrow Wilson, John Bach
’l‘hc‘truc
Gen. 6. A.
Continuation of f owellu’ Por-
ltemiuiscuzsen of eminent litcrnry
White Mania Af-
rica, n‘fully illustrated fiction of pnpcrs by
l'oultncy lligelow. the result of personal
to
inro-
liltin-
, ” ,‘mwturnomwi ,
' tom, Jen. {fiwun timid Hermit
Humilwn, one of tho Brim ”Intuition:
on appointed to aluminum condition:
of acid life in Boring «to. has many re-
turned to louder: on the conciliation of his
mimics. Moving Iondoc loot summer
with Profeocor Darcy Thompson. Mr.
Hamilton pmoncdod via New York and
San Fruneleoo to the north of Japan.
Spartan to Robbin island. near Snghallen.
where more is a small rookery. meeowr
Thompson want ludcpondcutly‘to the Pry»
blloff group. The investigation was made
in conwptcncc of the statement tltnt the
Ilfllll hard woo being wiped out by pelagic
stapling.
After spending six week; on tho Com-
mander lalandu and vluitlng llobbln island
Mr. Huntilton joined Proftunor Thompson
1 on the l’rybilofla. Thorn the commission-
ers remained until the cad of October.
The Canadian and United Smiles com-
mlsnlonorn, Mortars. McUoun and Clurkc,
were also on tho Prybllolfs at the time.
The British wmmlnnlonoro nay thcy to;
cclvod most friendly treatment from the
Americans, who bohavcd in u very fair'
wny. Owing to tho exceptional powers
given to the Anwrlcnn mnnninsloucrs by
r their government, they wont able to do
c
od. Among other thlngn n ccnnus of every
mini on the island was tniton. This showcd
that them were 143,000 fcmalun on tho
Prybllol'fn and provcd that tho American
intimates of previous years were much ho-
low the mark. ‘
Another Important plooo of Work Wl‘fl
tho mnnllng of (loud pupa. Tho Aruct’lcnnn
contended that owing to the killing at aim
of braiding fcmnlcs vnst numbers of pups
were left to amt-w. on tho islands. 'l‘ltcy ,
way. It was, thun-forc, highly important
to know actually how many dead pups
more than bud boon provlouuly ucmmpllsh- 3
said on rnnuyaa 30,000 put-Mm] in tblo'.
thou) wcm. ‘l‘lu-ro worn it huge number of
them—about limbo—that it was proud
had been klllml by overcrowding bcl’orc
tho cotnmcnccmont of
pelagic Bottling.
About 10,000 had died inn-r in this season.
The results of the investigations on tho ‘
mint have tondod to provo to the minds of
Tlionco he won conveyed on bond H. N. B. "
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Nuwapapers nro not to copy this adver‘
tisemcnt without the express order of
$4.00
1’. U. Box 059. N. Y. City.
tho five unnminnloucrs that, although it
has boon raid that the Still industry would
collapno within two ymrs, thorn in no four
of ouch an mrly cxtlnmion of tho fur and.
No doubt in cutortolncd, that now the (pics-
tion has been oppnuwhml in such an unti-
oablc Way, Hitlllt‘ monomers for pn'sorvinn
the soul will ho udoptvd. ’l’hc largo dc.-
cn-nso in this year‘s catch of 50th in prob-
ably duo in purl. to tho bad weather prom-
lcnt durlnu tho curly port of Armani». it
docs not rwcusanrlly ludlmto n. dt‘l‘l'f‘ll-SU in
thc numbcrof pools. (in this point- opinion
in tllvidtxl, nnd (,‘nnndlnnn my that the nude
till the l’rybllotl‘s buvo inch-used ln num»
bcr. whilv tho Amcrlcuua unscrt tlntt. they
have dwnvmxl.
’l'lne llrltislt («outnin‘aioncru out now pro»
poring tin-lr rcpurto, and tin-y will prob»
ably be in tin: llllllllH of tho forcign ullim
in tho spring. in all probability ll. frtw‘h
cotntnlSsloti will lll' Hunt this your in ordcr
to report. any chontro its compared with
A CELESTIAL FRE 13E,
era, is the only thing that wuuld ninkc
us ncknowlcdizo that wc had been out-
dono in uuiquo and original designs
in frivzrcs or moral dccorutiotm in all
designs and prlttttn~ltmk ut them.
i’nintcrs‘ Supplies,
Artist' Matcrialn.
Pictures.
Pictures Framed to Order.
and Sipn Painting.
hill}. K i} it,
Where Did Sol's rnys froze into whisk-
lant year's conditions.
8t. Stanleloun‘ Church Row.
Dmnotr. Jun. lit—A tam-ltd to Tho
it‘rco l’twn from Bay (‘lty Hays: A mcct~
itnrof tho l’olcs of St. Sumishtun church
wns hold to ln-nr lhc decision of Archbiflb
op Murtlnulll dvsiuncd to sottlo tho violvnt
troubles which haw aglldttrl tho church
for several tnontlw past. The ntvswmo woo
writtt-n by iiixhnp lllchtvr in illlH'Wt'l‘ to an
npponl made to him by tho dlsncnting fut»
lion mnl mm mnflrtnod by tho pupal nillt'»
unto without nip-ration, ’l‘lm dl'l'lfllllll in~
dipoles that runni- of tin! (lt'lllllllllri of tho
opponcnlr: of tin» prlcsts who huvn been in
champ of this church lmvc boon ma-mlml to.
cspwinlly tln- t't-tpntst for nmminlmpnt of u
mnnnittw to (‘Klllllllli‘ thi- t‘hun'h‘a llnnn-
('lul l‘l‘t'i)l‘le mutually. it is dcn‘lml tbnt
tltc l’olcu ntlmtd scrvlcos at othcr churches
until fit. Hmnbdnns t-nn bu Ull‘llt‘tl.
Held lip In Wagon Trnlu.
Gl'TlllllH. t). 'i‘.. .lnn.
ltl.—-r\ purty of
Help us ‘
the erpcn’sa and trouble of stormy
heavy . clot/mtg
would you If)!!!” couldn't get what It
is worth next fall. It's cheaper and
Clean House
und'we' will help you're save money.
It's a simple prunes.
We dislike
i
until next fall—so :
better for us to sell if at? no» at next fall's pulse
and Save the storage trouble and expense.
Iiyou help us to clear out the clot/7mg we make If
easyta buy. See how easy. If It's an overcoat
you're thin/(mg all the fines! grades of Iferseys.
tailor made armenfs, that were 5‘25 cm! 6'28 are
dawn to 82 .
and 315 coals
5'18 and 820 coats are $75 and 812
are 370. The famous “Home
Ila/er" stays at SlO—margln's too close for cutting
them.
We'll (all! about 31/1! prices lo-morraw.
Wear Our
Top Coat ”at, $3,
Domet Night Slum, 690,
Mays & Co’s Shirts,
and $1.
Melgs & Co's Collars, 2
for 25 c,
8
FancyBosom Sim-ls, 97c. I
750 Saturday E venlngs.
Bil/06 spa/tr. CONN-
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MEEGSSQ§
360””00m DOGWOOD...” ”WW
flash 8: VanS'coy! ‘
\Vc
arc now offering a fine selection of Cut
Glass in holiday gifts. We guarantee every
article to have a lasting finish; we do not
apply the term “cut glass" to goods finished
by acids, as is done clscwhcrc, but buy from
the
ntticle [or a perfect shape.
best manufacturers; you can rely on each
Our lluviland
( bloc. of many dcsigns, cannot be excelled.
,\V c
have the fittest and richest assfitment of
fancy odd pieces, as well as dinner sets, that
can
ptltt
be bought outside of New York. The
cs will suit all purses, but an early call is
required to choose the prettit st.
NASH &VANSCOY,
ultimately tho itngllab empire in India.”
grudcs and rtylvs. ()nrchoico clock of
lino- wnll pnpors arc in thc iutvnt colors,
l’nintinu. l'npcr Hanging, Decorating
79 Washington Stu-ct, South Norwnlk.
mnlm‘nntn l‘ll t'nulu font Minunnrl in tlkln~
lnmm ivy \vnglm lt’ultt Wont hold up and
robin-d of oil tummy and vnlnnbicu in tin-
mountain country on tho wcs'u-rn lino of
tho (‘rwli rrwrvnliun. 'l'ln-mlylmm m-tlmi
about SLOW. 'l‘lwm won- six handily utt-
di-r tint lt‘lult‘f‘filllit of o tnnn “bum our of
tho Ml~1mttrintt¢4 n-mtznizmlun licorgc 'l‘n)‘
lor. lln- tw-npt-d tnurdcn'r of lilt' Morita
family. This is the sum.» motion in which
n trawling nmn rwnpniml ’l‘nylorn month
ago und lrl u rough mountainous district,
wln'rc tbn l).|llull. ('nok and llnlnn gnnm
NOTICE!
Special School Meeting.
School District lll'l' ill‘l‘l‘liy notillml null
warm-d that n Mpcciui tum-tint: of mid din
lrit': Will lw ltt‘ltllll tln- Front-din film-hold
ipntw on \l't'tlm-mlay .iunnnry ‘mth' lh'ti',
M N n‘t-iwk p. tn.. for tho purpmu of lin-
int: upon a Mic for u. now whool homo (or
a public school in until IiiMrtct, ncmrdlntt
in tho plutlllte in nlll‘ll cunt: nunlc und pro
villi-ll.
M'lttml ltd.
A. lilANl‘llAllli,
.itlllN ll. Liliil'l'.
.‘tl .X'l"l'l| [CW l '( ill lll‘I'l‘T.
M lw
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For
the
Best
Printing
Ora-r at
tho
Sentinel . . .
Office
of.
Tim Ictznl VHlt'l‘H oftlu- Hoxnrwnlk Union
t’urnn-rly had their H‘llflt'l‘t'flllfi.
. ,W
Thought. to lie in Flllbuelnr.
.\'mtr‘ot.il, Jan. in. ~—'l'ln- l‘i'Vt'lllll‘ cuttcr
llntttllton in mid to ht! \vulrltlng tho l'ittll
bnrchunl. from l’hllnd-‘lphla in Now-
port Now: with mul. Altlnatuli lili‘t'llll
lttltt of ”.0 Word tlm'lnrm in- ltd-t nothing
but cool nluotml tltvh‘wnlslt \‘lm' mttsnl
lwro bulb-nut thntartna
urn ntut'vti in lll‘l‘llilltl.
and ammunition
which it won in-
tulnlt'd Hill) should l.rntt.+ft~r in Hitilll‘ nllicr
SOUTH NORWALK.
Cor. ll. Main and West Streets,
OLD AND RELIABLE
counchtcur.
DainDirect Freight Line
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, SOUTH NORWALK AND
NORWALK.
’l‘hcrc or». two :«itvn whirl: have been not
tit-r lillllhlllt'rllhiitll by lllt‘ tllulrlt'l, utttttuly;
’I'in- city lot, no t'ullu-l, willllllwl on tho
corncrofl"rtmklln and (‘bty eruuln,ilu1l
tin- vtwtcrly purl of tltv l't‘nttkiln lenct
llrttwl South Norwulk, Junuetry ill, infill.
illpll‘llii. (.‘otntnitlcc
......—.-.-
Louver Your
\I'riril'l in the lmrbor or on tln' high some.
Charged “'lth l’orjury.
llofi'rox, .iun. l‘t ~llr. John '1'. Shop—
son. l7 yrnru old. llvlntron l 'botnbvrn Hll‘l'til.
in thin city. bus born urrtwlcd on u charm-
of tmrittry. llr. Hlmpmn was it wittnw in
tho Now of Atndu l". l'dllulttm "will“! tilt-
\\'t-.~‘t I‘lnd rum-t railway, which won trial
in tlw mnwrtur court in Ilm't‘tnlx‘r, 1mm,
nnd it is nllt‘iovd tlmt ho tmtlllud fnlwly.
Millionaire Manufacturer frond.
llnmnttsrt. Mum, .lnn. lH.-—-llolu-rt
lit-«bop. tho «mnur of tho Wi‘llmlt‘yluttutr
millet and cxtrnulvt'ly ongngcd in the col,-
ton intercom in iiostou, died at. bin bonu-
in this town. lie was born in lrclnnd in
inztu and Madrid hi! education at Holy
(trim t"tlll't[[‘, WorvmtA-r. llo loom-o pl'ttpt't':
ty worth over $1,000,000.
More llocntm Boys Discovered.
foxtrot, Jun. lib-A dlnputcb from Vi.
norm to Tim ()hronlolo says thnt l’l‘ttft'umr
it‘rlctlrlcit of Elblng butt tmllllml tho Vii-n:
nu msmlmny of hill dlmm‘ury of u now kind
of lltu'ntm-n royu, which will lttfnlliltiy du-
li-rtnlnc in u snijct wlwthor death or outw
lcpsy hull int/Irrvomid.
Theater Ire-trout! by It'll-v.
errm, .lnn. lit-Jilin (lrutnl "pm-n
ilonm- horn hon boon totully tltvstroynd by
llrn. 'l‘hu thcntcr WM opt'ncd only twp
ltmnthtt up». It utljnlttutl tint l-lolul Mimi:
toltn, und this plnco bad It narrow tifl'nttp,
tho tutor-tor being flumlulwlth wutcr to
auto it. The 1mm in “H.000.
It Memo "to I'opo.
”mm, Jan. lit-«Tho Chronicle‘s mr-
mpmdont ht ltomomyn that tho po
Martin! tho cloning of the Angltr tour~
icon arbitration mty with wry llvoly out»
infliction. Ho would wlnh tho pnmuy to
ho regarded one Wlfllwnt Mlllld‘tlldtm
tribunal for till notions,
' m the principle oriental in any form.
late
but be it! glad to
THE' PROPELLERG
CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE AND
VULOAN,
Will leave Pier 23. E. R., Bcckman street, New Yorklat 5 p. to.
Leave Norwalk, 5 p. to; South Norwalk 6 p. m. Freight. received from
7a. m. to 5 p m. Upon application to agents the City of Norwuik
Eagle and Vulcan will be sent for special lots of freight anywhere in
New York or its vicinity.
All persons are forbid trusting ruiy of the employees of the boats of
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Sentinel Office!
it
Ashtnend Bartlett’s, want of
Turkish Situntlon.
. «an
WWW!!!” SMITH}: “VAST
lulu. no Duel-rec. undo In tho We:
at a Solution of the Problem—languid
' light tic-open“ With Fence and Bo
lame-fol. no In Crunch». «
PARIS, Jun lS.-—Slr Ellis Aahmead
Bartlett passed through here on his return
to England, afwr his rapid visit to a num-
ber 01 European capitals. Asked whnt
was the object. of his journey, he replied:
"My main object was to nmrtaln the
real state of affairs in Constantinople; also
to do anything in my power to help pro-
moting the rum undorctundlng’liztm
England and the triple allluncn. The
concert of Europe is u dclieatc. matter. We
might cooperate with France in the cast,
as Englnnd did no successfully in the (iri—
Jneanwnr, but Russia now entirely directs
French policy in 'l‘urlccy, and Russian
policy is hopelessly antagonistic to British
lutcreuts. t; ,
“Russia's grout ambition is Constanti-
nople and let. ltussin (rot Constantinople
and tin: straits. this Would be fatal to Engw
llnh nuprcnmcy in tho lllcditomtncuu and
I
Referring to the interview with the suit
tum. Mr. ltlllls sold:
"ills mujeat'y gave me u long audience
and explained his position and view vcry
fully. My impression of his majesty was
that of all who convcrnc with him in a
reasonable and friendly spiritea most fo-
voroblt- one. I do not believe tho sultan
ordered thc tnnsnncrcs or cruel docile what-
socver. lie in csscntlally It kind heat-ml
mun, but ho is in u position of tho dcupcr-
utc kind.
“As for the doploroble museum-cu that
took place in Asia during Ooctobcr, Nu.
vembcr nnd Dcccmbcr, 1:395, thcy were
the rcnult of Mmsnlman indignation and
fanaticism, which had been arouse-d by the
sham atrocity agitation of England, by
the nxzklecs abuse of the sultan and the
Turks, and by tho provowtlon of thc
Armenian rovolutionlnht, csxwlolly by tho
omeuto at Constantinople, on Sept. :30,
lhllz'). ”
The Agitation Denounced In England.
“What do you mean by the sham atroci-
ty agitation in Engluailr“
"1 mean that for ton months—from Dc»
number, 1894, to Scptcxubcr, 1805—4111 Eng
land was dolugcd with the most mon-
strous, shnmclcss exaggerations and false-
hoods rcgnrding the suppression of tho:
thmun revolt in August, 1891. ’l‘ln-ir bo-
gus ntroclty mongcrlng prodnccd n bitter
fooling bctzwrx‘n England and Turkey, and
thut was greatly lntcnnlllod by Mr. Carrie's
schcmo of rcforms for Anncuian district:
only, issued in July, 1595.
' ‘ ’l‘his produccdms u distinguished Amor-
lcun told me previously, tho name cfl'oct
upon the dominant Mussnlman castc as
tho ncgrocs producd hpon tho sonthcrn
whit/cu in 1866.7. The Kn Klux Khan in
n‘prlsnl maltrcotcd hundmls of nogrth-t.
0n the top of all this exaggeration thcru
were many dullbcrntc outrogm committed
by Armenian huntchnklst nocictico in or»
dcr to provoke Mussulmans to deeds of
blood. Thorn wcro most (lcplornblc manna»
crcs in the last three months of 1893.
“All goal Musculmansa in Constantino-
ple regret and condemn those. but. tho Sust-
uun ntroclllo‘ worn rt fraud. At the woreat
500 inch wm‘c killwl in suppn-sslng tho re~
volt. Rockies-t Christan fnnutics and the
political gnbo llmilchcu of England had a
huge responsibility in all thc troubles. “
Fir Ellis wont on to spunk of tho 11"
forms lnnugurntcd by tho sultan and pm
pln'sicd n rapt-«1yltnprovumcnt if thi- Turk-
ish administration is givcn brcathlng tlnm
and if tmtnptilly tnointziiut-d.
FAVA MAY NOT RETURN.
It In Intimated That the lull-n Enthus-
oudor May Be Betnlned In Rome.
WMutxtnox, Jan. Halt in brill-rm]
how that Huron Faya. tln- Italian multis-
sillltll‘, who lvt't Now York for liomc on
l’ridny. will not nrtnrnto \i‘asbiugton. llc
notillud Sty-rotary Ulnt-y u low dnys ago
tlmt in: bud ltltulllll‘fl lwtw of itilHUIll‘i' for
tlm'c months. in tho mmntlmt- tln.‘ Ital:
inn rinbassy hcrc will t-tmds‘t of only onc
mctubvr. ('hargu tl'At'fulrvs (,‘ount \‘ltni.
’l'hc ltullnn vtnbussndor hna rm-cntly
bwn svvt-rvly scurcd in tin- t‘llulnll‘l‘ of (hp-
uiirs on nu-ountoftin- inurtlvityof his
ministry ln-rc. ”no of tlu- Stilll‘l't‘.~’ of gt‘lvv»
ant-u wan tint untrkcd honors paid to (”ur-
dinnl fintolll nttd blur. Mnrtltn-lli. 'l‘lzo
trovvrnnn-nt nt tin- Qttlritml la «purl; tn ru-
anlcnn in n country whore tho lllliiA'tl
kingdom him its rt‘prmrntatlvc.
(‘vttt'tllltul h'ululll lt'l'l tbc l'ttlll‘d Status
with quiti- u illt’lll' of glory. 'l'ln' mtmultv
too of trotttlctncn who tut-t Mgr. Martini-iii
on lllri arrival in .\'vw York cabled to For-
dittal llmttpolln that tho dvlttuntt‘ llitll nr
rival anclyund lmd bot-n “ltt‘t'url‘lHl tln-
higltmt olllt-lnl honors both in Now anl{
and in Worthington." 'l'lw dispatch ulm
mid thnt an “olilt'lni boat" ltnd lilt‘l tln-
papal tlclcuato in Now York lllil’lml‘llllll
ost'ortml him up the bay.
This cabicgrnnt. which wrw printcd in
tho ltallnn tu-Wspmwrs. greatly incensed
Inuny of tho anti-Vatican dvpntlm.
The. foot that tho“olllt‘lnl lmut" thnt
tnvt )lur. Mnrtlnvlll Wild tho t't-vcntto stonin-
or tlmt nnvctu all incoming vt-mvln wort not
nxplulncd to tho lrnto dcpntlt-vz.
TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.
Morin Morcllo won twcnml of ntmllng
stump Worth of jowciry from film. fittntl‘
win lloyd in tho Jilllcl'p'nlt Murkct police
mart, flew York.
Dr. Joucph l’nt'ltcr of tho (‘lty 'f‘ctnpln.
imndon, thinks tho signing of tho Angin-
Amvrlcnn tnmty should be colobrntml with
:llnlouu ocrvit-cn.
Allwrt Mayor, who won nlmrmsd with
nttvmptlng to burn u tonmncnt on Plant
Ono Hundred nnd 'l‘hirtecnth nhfl't't, Now
York, pleaded guilty.
A «Welinolmn found ncnr llcd Bud,
film, in which thorn in n largo ntrcmn
utmtltcd with oyolcmt firth. 'Ihcrc nlrto in a
large lake in tho mtrc.
Vincumto Cnputo, n private banker-in
Now York. was nrrcntcd on complaint of
his oounln, Aluiftl (fnputo. churucd with
minnpproprlntltm nmncy dcpmltod with
him.
W. 9‘. Mature. tho thnntrlcol outwit. who
gave the information that pmdpltntcd
(bpmln tilmpmnn'n rnld upon tho Hocloy
dinner. at Hhorry'u, in flow York, died
euddmrly of pneumonia.
Colonel Andre “moraine. an lmtm
gent officer. lilo written It lottor to a friend
in this mum stating that Manon in run:-
ly dead and that be aided in log him.
nearer-tr. in I not rate from imam“
Aunt u lunch-d udvuntugc trained by tho"
at 10': Heath my the
madoby the murmur»
Death wan doom. thulm ,. ,
runes of the older child: ’ , '
The dead are Mary H. Matilda, rm
old; Margaret E. Reynaldo! mold;
Annie Connonlly, iii your! g, , «
The two yam chi , , m the
‘ daughters of John R. Reynaldo. nil-ham
who occupied the middle doom! the tone?
mcnt house at 107/ Booth Mot. The Con.
neally girl was a piece of Beynoldn' wife.
She was employed to take core of the ehlle
drop. Her mother, lira. Heryil‘nnnoelly.
a widow, lives with women other clan.
drcu at 20 Leon Elm. no: . ‘
Roynolds himself ’ the M .
children. The family occuplufour room;
and tho (tonncally girl slept with the two‘ ’
oldest children. Upon passing the dab; of
their room Reynolds cruellodlihe gun, and,
bursting in, now the three children dead in
the bed.
Mrs. Reynolds claims to have 5315th -
the Conuonlly girl about tho she, but when
(tutoring the room the cook mil found to
be tut-nu! fully on.
PEAKSOF THE ANDEc.
(In. of tho Fitzgerald Pony W tho
Summit 0! Mum.
Loxnou, Jan. 18.—-—A dispatch from
Mendoza, Argentina, to Tm iclo,
says» that a telegram hue ,_ received
thorn from the Fitzgcrald expedition, rc-
porting thttt a Swiss guide. Zurhriggcn,
had reached the summit of Aconcagua in
the Andes, over 24,000 feet above sea lev-
cl, aftor the third attempt. '
Owing to the intense cold. sometime
touching 5 degrees Fuhrenhelt, during
which Zurbrlggcn’e feet were frozen, he
had to be curried. The whole party on
Jan. 13 blvounckod eta height of 20,000
feet, and On Jun, 14 all reached an alfi- _
ttulc of “33,000 feet. Fitzgerald was taken
ill, but Zarbriggou reached the summit at:
5) o’clock in the evening. Fitzgerald hopes
to turcompllalt the name feat next week.
Zurbriggun was hourly drowned on Jan. 2 I
while crossing n river. ’
Victim of the Oren".
Cnnnnn, Mum. Jun. lS.-—Two mo!!!
indies from the wrecked schooner Galvin.“
B. ()rcutt‘ have bum mover-ed, being winch-r
cd up on tho beach near Monom nubi- ‘
lnnmc. They were viewed by M cal Ex—
mulucr Mnnsctt, and one of them proved to,
be the body of Captain Edgar Pm ,
which was identified by a gold watch
found in his pocket with name engraved
on case. His clothes also contained atoll , .
of bills amounting to 807 and a knife and
a whistle. Thcrc was no flesh on his head
or truck. and one leg was broken. The oth-
cr body is supposed to be a sailor. Hi5
lwatl, onc log and one arm are missing, ‘
and there arc no marks for identification
Lonlrlnnn'o Idea of Janka.
WHITE CASTLE. l.a., Jun. 18.—GoorgI
P. llruvuis Was wnyluid, robbed and beat
(mm the hood by a negro in the Pacific
yards. the weapon used beluga coupling
pin. Bru 'als rcachcd the hotel and gave a
dcscrlptlou of the would he murderer.
Soon after the highwaymon was arrested
and brought before his victim and fully .
identified. The. negro was then placed ill
jail. but later his body was found dangling
from n oonvunicnt tree, when) it remained
for scvcml hours. The coroner’s jury in-
vcstigatod the caso and returned it wail“
of “doom by bringing at the hands of 80m
unknown parties. "
e “W
Aunulter Kelly Confocal.
CATSKILL, N. Y., Jan. lat—John _
who wns arrvsu-d u few weeks «gunman»
lwth, N. J., and who was lam identified
as the man who robbed and Menuhin! Mrs. ,
You Ut-dcn. an ngcd lady of this place, and
.sssnulfcd tln‘ daughter of Frank 0761‘- '
baugh. has bccn brought: back. Amount-
tnittlng the almost Kclly was What
nmuugod to brcak out of jail hymerpowur- .
ing the sheriff. Ho has confessed to D18. ‘
it'll-t Attorncy (iiflord, and is liable to 40‘
ycttrs' imprlstmment on his own confer:
stun.
Excrelcence on OIII'I‘ Cnullm.
5r. Pctcnsct'no, Jun. 18.--l)r. Borg.
mono, tho eminent German hill
“ouch summoned to perform on o n‘
on tho czar to prevent the poeslh exten-
sion of a slight ossooua cxcreacenee which
has nppcarod on tho cranium} wherehlu‘
mujr-sty was struck by 0 Jam foul-tic
in Hill whllc an cmrowltoh ho wnsfmok-
lmr n tour of the world. Thin'cembtned
with overwork. inn; mused the union“
for from nttucks of vertigo for mm
punt.
To Be Beeenteneed to mt.
Ans'rnmmn, N. Y., Jon. IDs—William
Young's of Fort Hunter, who over. my
rig” murdered his wife, has been him. h
lt‘ttnlln from llnnncmora prison, when he
will lac rcrwntcnccd to death by Mice
Stuvcr. 'l‘liu court. of appeals recon roe
t'uwd Youngs u now trial. The In
3+ in cxocllcnt health and cheerful mood.
and nppnwntly gives little thought to the
t‘uturc. llc' klllcd his Wife in a fit of letd-
nusy. ’
Landlord Wlllll'fl DIM.
WArillthl'l‘l’m, Jan. 18,—Josoph O. Wil-
lard. for many yours prominent in the
bunlncnfl life of Washington, dlod Millie .
ltotnc born from ncomplimtloh of dime. i
aged 77 yearn. Mr. Willard was very ‘
wealthy mnl was the ownor of tho hotel in
title city homing his name, which has been _
the stopping place in Washingtcncf pub. ‘
llo mun from th entire country. One can.
J. E. Willard of Virginia, «arrival hint.
Dent-l From Mr. noon. .
CLEVELAND, Jun. tun—Chairmen Kin-E
nu myn that ho bud authorlectl connotes
punt." thnt ho had comp out Ill 0 v ' w» x A
for l'nlwd P'lnlvn senator to cyclical Bout:
tor Hliormnn. That was a mutter which
won out (Humming with anybody. lit:
llc dwinml further that ho had n “
ahttcnwnt such no hot] becnclvep
prom or to anybody. »
.m rm. Mn-»..-..km.~m
can“ rum- to mm Der-nod;
Coxstny'nxorw, Jun. lit-amt :1
tiubject turmoil blot-uni, whom
nhlpped from 'l‘robtzond for exile up
um and whom Inn-emptory return
auitttlnoptc for proper trial mot . '
by tho llttllllll mnhnaaedorwlth o --
send unnboutn if the pone did not ,
written llflIflllw of cuinplluucc. M
llbumtt‘d.
'l'rled to Palm “to M "
boycott, Jon. lB.--A Dolly Ml,
porch from Vienna wit that “it“
more am commit that the our .
are muttering frtmt indium
inn, but the only ground for
to he that «warm chord!“
_ ........M»M‘
pneumatic in midtown ct,
Mute.
Norwalk Chronicler