“my...” modems shot at the
Kuwait nation-house. last night.
Jacob [duration of Railroad place.
’ """ mmmm 8mm
WilliamMitchell.of Isaacs street, is
‘ I able to be out after a two weeks’ illness.
Miss Alice Cabill, of Academy street,
who has been seriously ill. is recovering.
The barge Horace Jackson is at Roy-
mond Brothers’ dock with a cargo of
“coal. ’
‘St. Joseph's T. A. B. and L. society
will meet in Music Hall. tomorrow
afternoon. ‘
A Mother Hubbard dance was held,
last night in St. John «St Fiedler's Hall.
Broad River.
General D. N. Couch, of Issues street,
is again ill. His sickness is not,however,
of a serious nature.
Theodore‘Morris, son of James Mor-
ris, of Wilton avenue, is improving from
his recent severe illness.
The South Norwalk Fife and Drum
corps has voted to attend the inaugural
ceremonies in Washington, in March.
of “Norwalk, sailed yesterday on the
inited States steamship Massachusetts.
Miss Sarah Fitch, of Springwood ave-
nue,is;visiting Patent Commissioner and
Mrs. John S. Seymour. in Washington,
D. G.
Cockenoe Tribe, Improved Order of
Red Men, now has thirty-two charicr
members.with prospects of a number
more.
The funeral of Mrs. Thomas Village
was largely attended from Trinii y
church, yesterday afternoon. Rev. F.W.
Norris officiating.
Conductor Milton Clark. of the Nur-
walk Street Railway line. is nursing a
badly sprained wrist, which he caught
in the door of a car a few days ago.
The Scandinavian society gave a
dance in Raymond’s Hall, Washington
street,last night, and. as usual, there
was a large attendance and a good turn.
Pioneer Hook and Ladder company
will hold a jollification and supper in its
quarters, next Tuesday night, in calc-
bration of the refurnishing of its parlor.
Acoutestis being arranged bctWri-u
the basket-boll teams of the Pequonuo k
Social club and the Y. M. C. A.. at
Stamford. The date is not yet named.
The children of Conductor Charles
Williams, of the Norwalk Street Rutl-
wayline. who have been seriou-dy iii,
are improving at their home in Bold-111
avenue.
The Washington Social club held a
dance. last night, in its hallai (:ranbury.
Music was furnished by Fred Hawks
and E. J. Taylor,_aud William Thomas
prompted.
A bearing upon the admission to pro-
bate of the will of the late Mrs. Elly. 1.-
beth Hadden will be held before Judge
Woodward, in the Norwalk Probate
('7 nirt, next Tuesday.
Luther M.Whitney,tbe armorer of its
Norwalk Armory, was tenderer] a sur—
prise, Thursday night. The evening
was pussedin engaging in appropriate
pastimes. and a collation was served.
Nomalk Cam In the superior Court.
The case of Miss Clara Maples. who
sues the City of Norwalk for $:l,boll
damages. is returnable to the Superior
('ourt, next Tuesday. Other Norwaik
raises returnable before this sitting H!
the court are those brought against
ll‘rcdo‘rick Meal by the Holmes, Keel» r
a: Selleck L‘o , Mailman fl. Holmes and
I}. K. Lockwmxl 6: cu. ngm'egating
87,000dmnogea. Before the civil Conn
moo PIwu Court. next 'l'uesdiy. is
returnable the also of l‘illnmreildnrn
vs. Solomon M. ll'ckwood and John ll
Davidson, all of New Canaan, ini'olvinu
a suit for fl .0110 damages for assault anl
IINIIIUIOIN prim-cotton. Mr. L‘s-km"!
is the futborof City Attorney I‘llwurd
M. Lockwood. of NorwaIk.
Something to Deposit (to.
Mr. .lmm-sJonm. of ”walrus! llrm of
Jones dc Son. Unwdnn. [II . in sprinting
of Dr. Kins’s blew Dstnm'rv. snysih
but wimerhis min was attacked with
luaGrippo. und Ito-r (tum WNW m glorious
that physicians at (towdcn and Pans
could do nmbmu for her. It sectoral In
oIsmloplmn Inmy mmumprion. Hm-
inu Dr. Killfl‘s Now it Na‘hw’ry in snow
and sellinulotsof it. he Imk a bottle
home. and to tlw vnrtmsv of all she be.
nan must butter from the first dose, and "
half I (Inf/fill dollar imit’es firmed [Wt
I'Mfld and “’4'”. Dr. King's New Dis-
mvnry fur outmmnptiun. combs ,nnd
7-41]qu to guarantee-1| to do 1111mm work.
Toy it. Free trial mttIi-s at B. H.
Pmloted’s drug nus. ninth flurwulk.
; , Who.
Don’t me out do: every cold wave
stuffed up. 51W. and "with so awful
cold." .
Mr. header Fisher. of the N. E: R.
8. used «abut now "it’s didereut." He
‘nys: i‘ -.
, "I have sufferedlwith the most pen
sistout and tmublesome forms of nasal
ootarrh for many years and have been
extremely susceptible to severe colds
monsoon.-smlsllr-...lens¢le§21r
after getting rid of a previous cold. '
thus had a continuum cold. During a
rseeutoold I used California Oatorrh
Cure, and it not only enabled me
to throw off that cold quickly, but kept
me from contracting another; and, more
than all, so benefited my catarrh that
lime not had a trace of the disease
since the first seven or eight applica-
tions.”
The patient had cat-arrh in the head,
He caught cold after cold. The disease
spread down his throat. He began to
inhale the disease-banishing vmedica-
tion, California Gutnrrb Cure. It bathed
the membranes of his head and throat-1.
The soreness of the head and throat be!
came less and the desire to hawk and
spit began to disappear. But parham
best of all. be cured chronic cutarrh by
preventing the constnnt'succcssion of
colds. which constantly aggravated tIlc
diseose, made it more painful and tend-
ed to sot more firmly upon the sufferer.
California Catarrh Cure will do for all
cases what it did for Mr. Fisher; it
breaks up the worst colds, prevents 11mm
colds and cures the worst forms of
chronic catarrh.
California Catsrrh Cure is sold at R.
H. Pluisted‘s, South Norwnlk, 50 cents.
three times as much. $1.
IENTINEL PATTERN.
A Tlnuo Paper Pattern oi this Garment
lay ho Obtained by Using the Coupon.
We have made special arrangements
with the agents of the celebrated Baa."
Glove-Fitting Patterns. by which we can
present to our lady readers some of their
very newest and choicests patterns of
garments. Full and explicit directiom
for putting together the garments no-
company each pattern
6778~BOYT KILT a ELOUSE.
HINTS BY MAY MANTOR.
This becoming suit for snmll boys con-
sists of a kilt plaited skirt of wbiir
pique and a pretty blouse of white 11ain~
sook,botl1 of which are included in 1hr-
pattern. The comfortable blouse is
handsomely trimmed with insertion and
embroidered edging that is gathered in
frills and trims the collar, cuffs 11.1111
right front edge. Three tiny tucks axe
stitched in each front at sufficient dis-
tance from the closing in the router in
show beyond the frills of ombmidnrv
that are sewed on each side of the band
of insertion. The largo sailor roll it
falls deeply on back and front, flaring
slightly in centrv. and 11 Windsor tie of
yellow silk is worn at tin-nook. The
kilt skirt is hemmed on tlm‘ lower edge
and laid at side plaits at thotopzill
around. It is fluislnul with a want
band that is provided with button-bolus
to attach it to the buttons on the undvr
waist. Salts of this kind can be male
from plain, striped or checked gingham,
nulntvu. dock or grass linen, a combina-
tion of two materials having a Very sty-
lish effect.
The quantity of mob-rial :11; inrlnn
widu required to make this suit for a
child four years of age is three yards.
The pittern, which is No. em and
retails for twenty-live come, is ('nt in
sizes for boys of two. four and six years
of age. '
EVENING SEHTIN EL
\ OOU'ON.
mmwouvfimmu our aim of No.
mt this ant. 11111;. our name and uddross
and um I or take It to
startovont'o Bargain Noun
Nuts
Autism W. --_
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PATTERN be.
77“.,
ii I 7.8 WWIN
133‘“ ooumnnaptung‘tgynta any". “I:
a re turn .1 I'm a. 1,
and Midstream. death hermit. n
One Way It be happy
to to attend to the (‘mllfut‘II of your famll'y.
Itmmlxl (mun! "Wm catch s. Unit or Gnu .,
wall 0 lion (1 ‘Htllluon. South Norma“.
and lb. ward P. lived. Morons. Mole donuts.
.‘l‘ d not 11 "MI bottle"! villus (low, it... rent
. tomato Ilnmwlr. Fri-n. tn pruvu m... m. ,m.
I rthatmtmtwmthcmmbbll
1.1mm (lore for (humanoid IIIIJII! uses o
:1: Throat and Lot‘s-1. Linn» also: we and
o
it of
r n r
1 WI" L I ’1' I '1 moMMhW table it.
For the M‘ I an films in Tallinn resume on ' 1.
Bomb blmdkhumt ' to active-a hasbeet):ln'ewlnflgsilitheunifies-alt)!fiiii'fn‘13tai"3
at present. Sslemneu‘ropteuntlntf the
lactate: have been out» road In tar-cit
sections. and many of them are new in
the nearby cities. The demand for cheap
goodsdnrlng the depressed times has
had its silent on the output of the foe-
tories in this city. which might be called
the pioneer city for fine stiff hats. But
as the general business otthe country
improves. there will certainly be a do.
mend from the working classes. and for
. f2? hm
like they used to buy, and when
they will gladly pay a good price.
. The Crofut &. Knapp company report
excellent business this month, and their
factories are now being run on full time.
with a full complement of working men
and'ivomcn. There is quite a demand
for immediate shipment. and It looks as
though retailers were selling goods. even
though it is mid-winter. The Bpellnlau
hat is illustrated this month, and is one
of Mr. Spellman's best efforts. It Is a
hat that will look well on any man.
when made in proportions suitable for
tlw build of the wearer.1 « 1 - ~ -
The Volk Hat company are working
hard now to complete orders in hand,
many of them taken by Robert Trimble
for buyers as far went 11-1 the Pacific
coast. Many of the company's custo-
mers are hurrymg them for at least a
portion of their orders. The Volk com-
pany goods have been kept up to the
standard in quality, and their styles are
always popular. As makers of the
“Harrington" they have gained a repu-
tation that is second to none. ,
The work people of John C. Wilson d:
Co. awhuppy in having.’ plenty to do.
They have had no roast in to complain,
however. as during all the hard times
there have been but few idlea days for
them. With business in all Sections of
the country, instead of being confinml to
simply one locality, their factory has
prospect of being .nmre uniformly busy
than over. This month the firm intro-
duce the Wilson hat.
The Adams Brothers Manufacturing
company are getting good orders for"
several of their special shapes and colors,
and theiNcw England. New York state,
and nearby trade, to which they enter:
largely; are appreciating their efforts to
giro them a good quality article.
The SouthNorwulk I-lnt company is
showing several handsome shapos of
their own designanrl as fast as the load- ;
era of fashion introduce their styles, the
company will bu ready to supply the de-
mands of its customers. Their own
and days post otvlng to a quarrel between
the students and Professor Gulvshi. The
possession or the premises. uranium:
there for three days and nights. Yesterday
the Grecian government decided tooloos
the university. A line of troops was ac-
cordingly thrown amend the buildings.
and the water supply was cut oil'. It was
estimated that fullyllOOstndents remained
within the wells of the nulvoraity. Those
within the, buildings were allowed to leave
st any time, but admission was absidutely
refused by the troops to all persons.
A demonstration by the students who
'remwlnedenrathomstrocta was. .EQ zanllnsll‘
planned. Proocsslonn of students attempt}w
ed to roach the palace for the purpose of
demanding from the king the dismissal of
Professor Gulvnnl. The pollen nail the
trtmpsrosistod the ltudcnt1_nob.aml the
authorities finally ordered fluorine die-
churgod in the air..’ ‘hc students returned
the fire, in the main using ruvt'ilvo‘rs. Dan
1111; those altcrcatlons a boy was killed and
several other persona-1 wounded.
Atainocifng of tliecablm-t council It.
was decided to maintain Illiyhlm'limlu of
the university buildings until tho student.»
should yiold to tboauthoritlet. ’l'bopaluoo
and other public buildings are strongly
guarded.
The university was founded in 1837,
and during mount yours omr moo stitv
dents have been in annual ottomlanm at
this educational institution. 'I‘bo stuff
of the university consists of {12 professors
and includes the nanwsot tit-1m! of tbo
nnmt learned Urccl; urcburologwts in Iliu-
mpe. ' 1
Revived the Coffin Trust.
Cmmoo, .lnn. till—Aftoroonciding that
thoy worn lu'ntrn in tin-Ir oil'orts to four»
gnuizo, Ibo mllln Inni111fm-111rurs who Ia-
voi-vd the unitingof (be old (111M snatch—
ed victory from dofoui. Very few of 11m
momlx rs loft tho hotel upon adjonrlmn-nt,
and another mtmnpt was made In vvomzm-
i'm and vil'm't I‘m iign-mnont. which was
finally successful. A11 norm-111ml, was
reached on a Insis of‘ 1111 udwniw of III to
so per-mnton thovarbms stylus! of mslzvis.
The following olllocrs iii-1' rim-tad: l'rmn
idont, I). ll. .llrynnt, (”invinnaii: vim
presidents, (I. Ill. Allen. Iiolannmm, {1.1111
I“. II. lIlII. I‘bimgo: Hr-rrvinl'y. Frank .I.
\l’oodard, Uwosso. .Viivbn. 1ru.1.~‘11n1r.;\. It.
Butts, (.‘invinnnti; gmnrzd manager. J.W.,
Luckonluwb, (‘Ivi’r‘hlml 'l'Iiu mowing: :ul»
journoil to meet Juno 111 in ,III'U‘Illi.
Employers to Blame.
DHFTUN, Jun. lift—Tin- s‘.;.l’n Ir'iai‘d nf
arbitrnflon, which mm i‘thlmiqu-tl by HIV
tiiiiplnym-s of Williams. (‘Iurk & to of
Lynn to inwstlgaioirrtain mini-lions in
the prime of labor in tho factory. I‘m-i p.111
S» llh'tl Its I‘vparl‘l. 'I'Ilv Imnl‘ll Niall ~ I'..1! i:
has luwstigaiml IIl.‘ prinu: paid in fun u: h
Irr fm't II'II'H nailll‘il by William» {'Iot‘l. 3
.
('0. 11s romp-titors and is nimblc- to find
In tho prl: 11:1 paid by orbcr un‘mnz‘mimars
unysniliril-nt rcoson or justification for
Ihu ru-dm‘iion which was put in furl-i- lion.
1, Him. by \l'iilimns. ("lurk it (‘11.. and it
urpm: 1hr firm to l't'l‘flllFltli‘l‘ the use. with
a disposition to 1:1:1‘11oto who: in 1111.1 «:1-
ably fair.
(‘nrrlml Farrngnton 7111 1pm..
styles. however. always soil. Mr. Bush
started the middle of the month for;
Baltimore. Wz'ishington and the south!
Rottgors lll'iligan- have tho South Nor” I
walk Hat company‘sline in San Prion!
cisco, and have been doing: a good butt I
nuts on the Pacific coast. The company I
is giving their custmntrs prose finished 5
goods that are coming through in a for-i
fectly satisfactory way. ‘1,
YonK. Mo...ln11. :m.~—\\‘ii!imm ll, lion-
son, one of tbr oldmt r1»i'i1~.~111.< in tixl~ cw»
tion and n v1'1trv‘r‘t1n of (I 41 civil war. is (land
"(for it loin: IIIIJ'hfi. lie “as llw sailor 11 in
carried Admiral l'nri-agzut ash-ow on I134
hurl; at New Orleans :11 Iln- tin-.0 t‘:1.1
I ninn I'u'I fought itswnypaM Ilu-I'orlson
tlu- bib-«insipid. Mr. “moon's Iifv in tho
.nnvy “as an inn ra-smtyr o:1.1.1uul ho tint
iii-mi in many n-nmritnbb- i-xp‘uizs, IIo
‘1\\‘z|:-‘ on the (‘Innlun-laml \l'ln‘ll «ho wor-
isaok in lluniyton Roads. Mr. Manson
’lhcilu 8; Ilolun-s have been increasing 1
their business gradually. They Inm-
amoug their customers normal loadura of I
fashion in large cities. who recognize:
that the young firm of T. .t U. have theI
ability to make {201,11 huts. and knowI
how to put style in tin-m. Doblin 1‘2
(30., of Broadway, New York, :1 firm of
young men who established themselv. e:
on [iroadwav about ninu years new,
have. appreciatwl their goods, and ban-
decided to appoint agencies for the I) 1b-
lin hat, of which 'l‘hvilo It llolmvs are
the makers.
Walbizor 1‘; Drover have a fine lot of
orders in their limo Norwalk factory.
The prospects an‘ that they will hire a
largoinvronsc in business for the com-
ing you. When tin-y opnnrd their
salcsrrmm on Hrocno Sll't‘fll 1l111ytboughb
they had plenty of room, but they soon
found that they 111'“wa more, an I (buy
now have at H Wawrly place :1 hand
some store with plenty of room.
Iloyt ilk. Wollhnum-n, body makers,
haw. incrousul their business t-zu'h sm-
son. lib-1s grown because ibvy lmvo
uiven no'ul. Ilulllbi Work, Inukllll.’ ufn-r
every detail Ihmns ‘I‘i'I'H They have be
nonnmxports in getting out Iiandsiimo
I'ulnrfl,IIl"hWIlSIll all FIi‘lIlt'H. and stool
colors.
Leigh Whittaker. makerof bodies in
thorough. \I‘Iiilopnlting into his far!-
tory all the new and improvod machin-
ory desirable. bv‘dvvol in HI'II'Iu by band.
I‘bis he believes insures the lwst results.
llc INH recently put in a new Ihlili't‘y, :
Intuit-blocking kettle, and a handssizing
kettle.
W . ll. llubbell is getting lots of work in
his line of holy making.
Otto Ilartliol roportsn good business
in the making: of ladies in the roach.
An Anclani Letter.
Rev. C. M.Selleok, of Norwalk. has
received from the v‘esccndmts of Dr.
Hamuol A. Peters an uttograph letter .
written by Mr. Peters. who was the
author of l’etors’ History of Connecti.
mt, tn (lenurul Absalom Peters. The
letter, (111ch number 111. 18'21.contoins
an account of the founding of Yale
college, and his veryiuterestlng piece
of manuscript.
”T'mp
not all we sign” are good. Home are
Hood, others are better. foweriol Crown
loo cigars are tho best. Try them.
was of) years oi 11;:1'.
Crushed It. 3 Mine.
IinAF'roV. \l'. \‘a., Jan. :1Il.——- I'Inimn‘d
llatmn was MIMI and ten ulIu'f‘-‘ “now in»
jme, two prolmlily f:xl.-1!I_i,ol ill» Hm!
imw minv. mar |-'li111:i11;:tnn. Thu 111111.-
',111m1t|1 is 1.1m {out above tbo llaltimorv and
i Ubio raiIu-ay trucks, and the coal is will
'(Ionn 1111:111 incline railway. tho mm ity of
tho load. «I vars l1 roll”: up tlw untidy mm:
mm .‘IIH’IIH’Y‘ trork, 'l by no mimm 11'1-1'1-
Iwnlling two rats win-n a limlwl 1‘111‘Iu‘nlw
‘11 new. jLIIllIlI d tow truck 11111111‘.:~I1.‘d into
‘1bn uplunnnltr.1in. liaison. in tho front
imr. was crush-1d in death.
1
I Alleged “union-r Breaks Jail.
I’ll‘llmz (l. 'I‘ . .Ion. 15¢). mliilnwr IQ. Fox.
. 11111lv1' indirinwni for tho murder of lion.
1,. .I. Iimwforil ilm'o lll'IlIlIH ago. has Imr
l Iil'll jail at I’:1.\~:1n11-:111:.l isai largo. II I4
lib-mum I111 has noun In Tums. “III‘I‘I‘ In-
Lbaa wealthy rv‘nriws. (‘rnnfnrd was :1
,prnmlnvnt man. and la- and l‘nx won-
puiublmrs ‘l‘bvy I]Il.‘ll'l‘-‘II'II about Ilu'ii‘
!\'-'I\'I’-1. oinlinp 111:1 sli‘c'vl light. in which.
ill ii allied-1|, I'ox slruvk (‘rnwford on tho
.lioul with a piece of tintiwr. killing him.
Nailed Dropout!» Shot.
CHATTMoom, .lnn. 11o..—A 1:0th! of pn»
illw- nmimrs vaivrulay wont to tho homo of
I liilly I'm-tor, 11 mm! duspcrddu. “ho had
{Shut I’nIII'i' I'uplnln I, I". IIIIr-t-II'II amoral
§ months ago. They found I'm-11 r, who my
7 slut-1! arr. s1. Ill-owned fin-on tlw “mum
with a 1H «*nIiIvr pistol, tho first shot.
b1'-al.ixmulbmr I'Ilurlm- Ilrork‘s nrm, All
of tho “Him-,4 n-mi-nml tho Ilrv, 11ml I‘arter
It'll. pivrm‘d by l‘.‘ ballots.
Swiss Artillery In tho Alps.
Pains, Jun. zillwwllotmrls rm-rlvvd bore
.11“: to tho vil’um IIIuI “Swim orillbo-y rogl
”111111 Is now crossing: III"I‘ulilwnmsws,
m-miy (mum II'I‘I bluh. marching from
Agile, Italy, to 'I'JHm, SwIt/orlntnl. ’I'hv
soldiers have not burn Iunrdof for live
day-i. A hoary snowstorm has mornilml
during mo last time days, and iii-ulster Is
I‘vorcil.
No Evidence Against Hun.
Ifmos'rnx, .\'. l'.. Jun. {mm-Thomas
King. who was urrcotml on ntisplvlon of
fmvimr Irm‘n Implll'ntml In "in numlrr of
I'11ptol11 Mulligan In Sunni-rtlos Inst No.
vmnber. Won dim-bornml from mlstmly. the
evidence against. him being Insufficient.
Turner Elected Senator.
OLYMPIA. Wash. Jan. Jillmllmrgo l~'.
Turner. who 'l'hnrsdny night. romlml the
caucus nomination for Ifniml Hiatus m'n-
blot. was elm-Ml in joint mission of the
legislature, rewiring as rates, If more
than necessary to elect.
Killed In In lollie-
Pooonxssrsm, Y., .Inn. flan-4V1!“
limo ll. Rover. :1 mbnmn. willie stench
inn under the rates of nlmildlnuherv.
Was struck on the head by a falling Icicle.
lie died sum: after In Vassar hospital.
. “5.1.11...- limos-st.
Generally fair; slightly colder; variable
winds. , ,.
d3
1
students finallyermsdthcznoelvesand tool: .
' ‘ I i I o‘ s L . 1 ' my”
mom: our Leading Millinery. no": our
7H: 1 mo ‘ 71-1:
3",? - -- , ,. LOWIIT ..
cocoa Cloak StOI'GI PRIOEB
£2;- , In the Romance. PREV..."
We still have a large assortment of
, Ladies,’ Children’s and Misses’
I I I C o I I I
on hand. We have out the knife deep
intotbe prices; we are selling them
for less than half price. If you need
it (oat you'can't help buying one
from us, as the prices out no figure. .
We must get rid of them as we nev-
er I'illry any sti 11k from one season
to another.
H.KRIE'.GR,
Store in [flab
ackemo Hotel
Block.
You Can Find
Presents
For All
NOR WALK,
WHEN looking for
will do well to inspect my stock, as l have a
large line of goods 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 3
elsewhere in Norwalk at
A.
Christmas presents you
You will find mm)"
W. AUSTIN’S
.. JEWELRY Srous,
CONNECTICUT
,_-. .
1mm; LOST
”018131;: by Tomlinson's drnv store.
When in doubt what to use for
Nervous nobility, Loss of Power.
Iinpatenty.Airophv.Yar1mceieand
other wsnkncsscs,irom any cause,
use Same Pills. Drains checked
_ :.n1i lull vigor quickly restored.
”neglected. such traonn rMnIl hull .
vi uled for $1.Ikl;tlboxrs $5.01). With
5.00 orders We give a {guarantee in
‘, rurr or refund the money, Address
’ PEAL MEDICINE (10.. Cleveland, 0.
Trains Leave
= in: urrwr .u‘ NDHV. ,1 is. 17. no: i *
Spurn Nonwan’x lv'on New You
A.M.-«1zta, no. a 411.615.655.706. 7 5:. s19.
1: (LI. o 36. 9 In. 10:95. 11 :17.
1'. M ~12 to. 1 11. ‘.' ‘16.“: 154. “17 o as, too. 6 2o.
6 41. 7 to. en, 10211.
SUNDAYS.
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HARPER’S Warm
In I897.
Willi IIH-r-nvl of I‘m; ilnrpsr‘s \l'vukly
Will have IIVI'II forty )‘vuru‘, In that 111.11.1-
1I i111~|Iz11'IiI'IImIrII\HIII nIl Ibo moi :II11I
IMWH‘ m 11« roiiilnzmil 111 Iln- tun-:11 3111111
vain-routsuftiu-111ml ion-rumor: and Nov
portunt Ill'l'IIIlI in tho liiwtory of tho roman-y
and it low spronvl Iu-iun- 11:1 two's-1‘» tho
Ilt‘I'UIIIIIIInIlIIII'IIisof M'Iollt'v', arts and IM-
IH‘M for IIn- IIIrIlI'IIl'IIhII of tho llIIltIIIII miml
owl tho amelioration of human rootlitluns
11ml of manners.
Win-11 IlIIl Weekly has been in its spirit
and purposu», 11-. thew Inn's been nmnit‘m.
ml principally in IN editorial page», i1
will I'HIIIIhIII’l u In»,
11 1~ impcmibli- to announce with pro~
I'Irrlilll all that, the muddy will contain
:Iurnu: IIu- vo-ar IMIZ It won- no wow to
mum-11mm Mini is about to happen In Ihu
World, “but II'IIIIHIIII'I tor wiml govern
"111m are 111 In- won. what advances of tho
IIIIHPII‘ fll't‘ 1:; hr 111ml», who! is to In» iln-
IIIIIWIIIII‘III III" 1‘1III1111IHII1 hll'ilrtu‘li‘ In'
twwn tho splrusol‘ war and pom-o, Mm!
in to Immwu in the for 1.1.1.1. wlmt I‘ to In-
llu- mm» of EIII’HIM' Im-Ivo 131111111" brow.
wlnu now murwI-mf e-c-inm-c urn to III.‘ N.“
ri-nlwl, or Whnl 1m» InI11-IIH':lf'Illl'l’i‘lllI‘lIIH
”I um and II‘III'I‘N, for Ilw “'m‘kly In in! ho
a piriorml rurord of all this.
I'm-mum WIII L'oul innv to Iw a (minim
i‘II'I'IIII Morin: A New I‘lnuimul story
In; Mn... Mary E. Willmm will bugm In
.Iimnury. A 'uh- “I u “rock I‘nrisim;
.lelinsf ilw'l'nrku. luv .llr. It. I", Hun-um.
Ihv ImIImr of “Ilmim” WIII follow. A
sumrl In ”‘I'Iw IIonw-Ilnnf (1“th Styx."
by Mr, John Kendrick linings, illustrated
by Mr. I't'lt't' NMWPII.
,‘Iut‘v My,“ r-‘torim will run-our in tin-
Weekly tbim it has boo-n possible to pub
lluh during Mill.
Ilvpnrtnwots: Mr, W. I). IIIHt'I'II's
”IMF and Lotion" have le'll Inn-mt; the
most. charming features of puff ubml 1m»
mime: Mr. ll}. 8. Martin. and min-m will
nontribmoobservation-«on what III will“;
on In "'l‘hls llnuy World-3' "Monitor
Sport." will remain the most important.
1102anva of its kind In tho country.
‘Imll‘wkly will r'vmionu to prim-m. In
It! remit-rs tlw World's Hm.“ MM “”11er
Inn: to Americans. In nuke important ml.
runway in bmh the library soul ariiwhe
features. and In rot-do for lm-Ir Hm b-mt
inn plan"- in the illustrnn-d j :nnmliwn of
the World.
Nempnpefl are not to copy this me-r»
tbmmem without. the exprws order of
Hauler 8: Brother-
" A H I’ E It‘d W I} I} K i; Y.
For tine Year, WM
Postma- Irw to all unb-vrllwrs In the I'm
ted Blows. t‘dnmln and lit-slim.
Address. llAllI’EIfk IlIlIl'l'III‘ZIIH,
1’. 0. Box IN. N. 11'. City.
The fit-
limit rug
I "am
“i: . , M “we
Mothers whose children are troubled
wi1h bad colds, croup or whooping
cough will do well to read What Dr. R.
1').lloln'-_v,of()11h~y. Mo. says on this
:«111-j111't. lb- writes: “For years We
have and (Thamlwrlain's Remedy. and
alwayskoepitin the house It is re-
garded in our family as a specific for all
kinds of voids and coughs." The 2;”. and
51) cent bottles for sale by I}. (‘. Still-ton
.1 cancers-s attest:
Molnar Gray. a New York Nurse. Gives South
Norwalk Moiherslhe Benefit oI Experience.
Then» is a l‘t'lllI‘II)’ for children's ordi-
nary ills. known at: the drop; stores as
Mother Gray's Sweet Worm Powders.
whirl: is very [wpular among South
Noi'walk mothers who have used this
medicine for the past five seasons. Moth-
e'rilray. for many yours a nurse in the
(‘hildrvn‘s Home in New York. the ori
uinatorof ilv-sa powders, devoted tin-
stt yours of her life to (routing the
many vhildrou's ailnn'nts which so often
cmm-to but notice in but capacity 11s
nurse. The rrsnlt of ln‘r vxporienrv
she has given to the world in lwr Moth-
1-1- (iril_\"fiH\\‘6't'f \Vurul'l’uwdun;. Thom
powders are now placed in all «iron
stores. and mothers ornrywborv use and
praise them and tell tIlIII'l‘lnnIIH-M about
mom. They earn fcvi-rishncss, (liar.
rlnra. Inn! stomach. constipation, lII‘JlI'
uchs and all stomach and how}
tioublcs. Tin-y cleanse: the stomach
and bowels. and if worms exist positive-
lyd-‘stroy them. and by vii-nosing tho
system do the child good in any event
Mothers, ask at your drug store for a
twenty-flvncvnt box of Mother Gray’s
Hwnot Worm Powders, and 11-111 thmn in
your family. They are pleasant to take
and harmless as milk. A trial package
will be sent free for trial to any mother
who will midress Allen is. Olmsted. Le-
Roy, N. Y.
Mother‘s Delight With IIand‘s ColIc Cure.
int-1mm”. Mann, 1!, 30, ’95.~llnud
M€‘IIII‘IIIQIIIIZ1~”I Wish tosay that I pm-
vnrml 11. sample bottle of Dr. Hand's ()qu
ii-Uut’cnndam delighted withit. My
baby ian' four months old, and has
sufl'cml every day of ln-r short life with
colic. I have tried almost overytllintt
ever heard ‘nf. but can truthfully so}
that anvtbinul haw trim] cannot man
porn with Ilr. Hand’s (folio (lure
’onro rcspmdfuliy, Mm“. G. Miller.
as Arch s1." liohlby nlIDmuglotoJBO. 1
HARQUIB as warm
it. Think- inh‘“ 9 W
3.14m. but not W” .
one: “occult-rm. ,
unitary Com-am A"
I
New Your. Jon. rowan!
rld mrrcspondent nil: ,
The Marquis do A ”I. 4
of the Conservatives in Cubs. seldom ,,
rlvlng In Cadiz from Hm: ”I
“The war cannot be “MM”.
force of arms alone. Political will!!!
.mpxpodlont. . .,..;.
“ Reforms must bouncers and!” ‘
log in order to produce gulch, W
paciflcatlon.
“Studio's eventual triumph. would 1!!
certain, but it is tumult“! M In! how-
long this struggle might Ian, ‘ _
In the eastern provinces. Whole WNW
overrun the greater part of the WW.“
Besides. in the other partoot “10;,
the insurrection may be’ reflvod 1mm
miny season comes on, though the We
inuo of Pillar do! Rio actually II “I”.
pacified. , , T 1 .
"'l‘bo morale of the army in ”MT
and there are men enough if foreign m .
plicatlons can be averted. . -
" 1 consider General Woyler a ,
military commander, but not equal to!“
task of governor general. I think hll so: .
verity with the planters and the MI
population is unwise. especially so mm
or join the rebellion. . _
' The reaping of the cropslsths I)!“ '
auxiliary to pmdflmtion. ‘
"’I‘hoorronoinlc condition of theoolony‘,
isdcplorable. Cuba‘s future dependent!» ‘
tin-1y on the plan of reconstruction. It _
must he. rigorous in order to revive the
prim-ipnl sources of colonial p ' ty,
which are much impaired but 110me-
lntvil. .
"The selection of a proper person tour. ’ ‘
ry out reforms in reconstruction utters
st magic always is exceedingly ”cull; as
gvncrally it is not possible for}!M leader.
3 who inflicted wounds to haul tlnm. Even
an executive at a distance is better able to '
do that work. « “ 1
"()11 parting with General Weyler be "-
jokingly said to mo:
“-Adiou. Letmyrocall come soon.’ .
"This “mans. I take it, that Gem ,'
\l’oylvr only considers himself competent
in military matters. " .
"regularities Admltud. 1 5 7
The Marquis de Apeztcgula admits that 1
there are irregularities in the will“?!
1 commissar'mt '111 Cuba. but he believscthsy
: have been much exaggerated. .
“1-. says ah..- thrco loyal political partied
in Cuba. om cooperating in 30011 faith I30.
r‘lLIVr'IIH‘t‘ the Spanish cause. .
'l‘ln- marquis will arrive in Madrid to;
momma “
At his Tl‘IlIIOSI’. the ministry will not
make public the reforms agreed. upon it)! ‘
‘ Cuba until it bears his opinion of them
and of 1hecontemplated commercial tmty
with IIII' l’nited Status
lloth tho reforms and the treaty will”)!
carrivd out, ri-gardlcss of his views. 1,
’l‘ho Marquis do Apeztcgtiia goestomdr
rid to got (it-nornl Weylcr removed. as he
and others consul General Campos i701)! 1
rt‘nmwd.
.-\po/.n-gr1ia's special grievance ngnhiflfi‘
\‘t’vylor is that the captain general would
llul. b-t him grind sugar on the extensive
sugar plantation [1o nnmngcs. ‘- 1
’I'haf tho 111:11'1131is' object in going to
Spain “2114 not unknown t1.1GexiemlWay- 1
l1-1- is shown 1:1 the remark the marquis
quota»: thi- general as making on bidding
him :1dh111—~" I .vt my recall come soon.” ‘
Yot iii-itorle \l‘i-ylnr turncdout histroop’.
and rvcnf himsolf to tho stiiimicr when ,
;\[n‘.".ft‘,<:lll:t sailml Jan. ii), bidding Nina
very effusive fan‘wvll. All Havana seemed
to b;- at vilni watt rsirlo to do the marquis
honor. fnf‘ while ho is the man most hated
by llu- insurgents ho is the revered leader
of the Spanish party in Cuba.
a
Reply to the Madrid Press.
ll.\\'.\\'.\, Jan. tilt—Tho local ultra eon»
survuilvv press. continues Itsnrulent MP
rocks on} tho Madrid lmpai'cial and Be~ '
midi. for tlwir campaign against General
\l'oyim- and the military administration.-
llim-r seliillm'nirt are expressed by La
l.ux‘l1;in;ul 'I'In- (‘vuwri-io. V ' , 1
Both p.11; era an: furious with tholrpm
“insular I'Illlll'llllllll‘lll'II‘S. saying that they
are only guided by into-rested motives and}
‘Vo‘rsotml animosity against ( h-ncml Weyiur.
Mi't‘i'hunts and 1nvinbct‘softhc Produce
'IllII othv!‘ list-banana i'xpross indlgflafl
:1! (111' Il|.‘.<‘lIII‘ :lliill‘lx’rt of the. Modriddnill
and 1.1 is to ho prosmnvd that antiwar.
demonstration I11 (Ivnornl\\'\?ylor’s '
will ho manic as soon astho general returns.
111.1 utlmr local dailies pmscrvesnentml
ziillnnlu
III‘III-Hll \‘y'vylw', in passing throw
Mouton/as prm love. authorized the grinds
imqof «11111111111 all sugar ostnto prom
unnlsonml at the owner‘s vxpt-nse mink
ahlo them to dill-nil tlwir propertyfl'blfi
rebel Minolta. “I4 11 vstntm havolmrnn 0p-
cmtlons. and others will soon follow.
Holwrnl\\‘1"\‘I1'rl:-I ri'porh‘tl to have n‘l‘?
rivvd at Ilmizes, nvar i’lonfucgos. Kin
inaroh thus far has been successful.
Mr. Gaza“! Pulley.
(7111mm. Jun 311‘ Lyman J (logo, that
has wwptud tho odor of tho warninryshlp
of tho frvnsnry in .‘lclilnlcy'n cabinet, halt»
arrlwd born from (Hinton. When allied no
to what his course will be when m.“ .
of tho treasury. Mr. (intro said: “It W1
be my I-Iiivf III!“ to sun flint tho cont!
new a businesslike mlmlnlstrntlon so
as tho dutiw which devolve upon till My...
rotor-y of tho treasury ore concerned. I! 1‘
nppnllltnwllts will be mavlo with record
merit and not political obligation.”
Russia In Plghilnx Tells.
l.o.\’1m.v,.lan. III).—-A dispatch to ,
'l‘llbvs from Udcssn, commenting up:
military and naval preparations out
part of “twin. says that the tour
flew-t. consisting: of seven Imnclodo
no cruisers, unnhouts, tomato M1
torpedo tlostmycrs. is («innocently
under ate-am and ready for W!
As for the Sovostoml IImt, them'
out of The Tom at (idem man, ~
I, was In a more splendid trim for
us.
Booster Moon's condom 1
Wasnxxorox, Jon. ”(knew)” .. . .1.
of Senator (lmrgo of Mistrial?“ '
so cncouraglng last night“ III
for several days post. Although 1»
slclnns do not think them Is my
mediate alarm. they unconcerned .
senator‘s Illness and notified ““1
Ily of bills“ casework Woo um I
gore ti . “WM
mun-o.” ’1'
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