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Evening sentinel, Friday, April 2, 1897 · page 6

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my oi thou.
cry amt this thorn. .
Statements herd. to believe. lutrdet

rave. '
.tatc‘tueiiir train tar my plane}.
but people my in ioine.

Public exprertlon from California.

Git-limes? oodie doiccment their.

But of ii cten'ice here at home.

South omitik people want local
tool .
p The sayingr oi neighborthiends ant
citizens.

Home indorscmcnt counts.

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1 pulled his (other in
‘ file whole or the Vicini-
- onel Grant was close

also done some hard
All. plain- asalnst the ln-
Immpenled his father on
tile world and later who
to Austria. Colo-

pounce Warship» to no

Honolulu.

(011.. April 2.—-Rcar Ad-
= has received orders

on to proceed at once

. . 9 Philadelphia to Rollo-

imier was followed by a

mitement prevails on
11 elphia. The flagship
get away about next
one oi the other veuels

Admiral Beardniee has
to proceed to Honolulu is
In indication that the
”pubertal“! of trouble
the Japanese question.

olivine. from the islands

the determination of the Ha-
numeric to prevent illegal
Julianne immigrants. The
in directly the dominant
9”“. island u for as numbers
and Japan has been
with morning emigration
until the Japanese are in

p 1

1h" week married in this
Dornlh immediately

Illa explain an apparent
All?” in the accounts at
bank. of which ht" had
, . no it once consented to

Heron. saying that his ac-
’ men-mt. An investigation
mic- booltl proved that Litt-
MA. and that the apparent
in! due to a clerical error.
he returned to this city with

 

‘W York Mill-n.
1- Aw z—Thc senate nil-
“ NM mdilll the hill [or
- ' seduction in the price (it
orlt and that prohibiting
' a! ill or portraits
'_ in monthly panned
boulevard hill otter on
_ COMO ullo that author-
Willi" ot 3250mm tor
m in New York city.

W

it: m In (idol.

’ fill Mm. fluoerintend-
Minn Billion him
Bach & Son of Al-
tor turniiihinir two
.3. not. building: tor

W

5 MI m.

We «note. Iclltll
, at no committee. hu
Motion of senator
11 motion been mon-
.W With llili l’nnuanii

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

m m the toil.

April awe-trick .i. die»
but Inland City. hint
: _ luv tori: chum

8 We
1 to». All?” Induction
and lil- limiter. Wil—
' injured by it prettie-
.mn will or

ii} WMIViTiIA.

» with o howl! tell at
V WWW

' Milieu. Pit. elicited

5m our littlest and

 

MIMI ulcer at
. . a reading It lite

' delimit lmnli item.
1: ration was: lit-
men were alum.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

the Juanita-e are greatly 03-,

 

p“Thin is the backing that stands be»
hind every box of Doan' t Kidney Pills
Here is a case:

Mr. Wm. 8. Gregory. No. cos Wash
ingtorl strut t, East Norwaik, says: ”i
am a batter by trade. ‘An occtipatior
that compels me to be on my feet :ii
day I have been bothered with a had
back. urinary difilCllty. with iimlimct.
in the urine. It annoyed me at my
work during the day. very often lli

. night. and in place oi getting om oi

bed in the mornings reireshcd and lit
for a do a work I was irritable- anc’
weak obtained a box of Doan':
Kidney Pills at P‘nistccl's drug. stnrt
to see if they would help me They did

cy-gavc the entire relief. 1 heart.
ily indorsc the [)i't'inll'lilffll.”

Doon's Kidney Pith. for sale by all
dealers. price 50 cents. sent bv mail
Foster-Millmm Ct... Buffalo. N. Y
sole agents for the U. S. Rciiicmiiei
the name-Donn s~aud take no substi-

.1. 1A., V
F E R R i s
, iicoxs
.PIG
PORK

AND
BACON!

Cafe Royalcoffee

None yet found as good by the
most particular people.

1 SOME .

15¢

TEA

35c Left

Asparagus tips. age can.
Strawberry jam, none finer, 20c jar;
only a small lot lelt. no more to b1
had this season. Clam chowder,
m can. -

Sam’l. GemstocitJr.

74 N. Main Street.

 

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Cleveland
and

imperial
Bicycles

$35 to$i00.

Renting and
Repairing.

Infill! Mm" a In. no.
not Ind oi Wuliiiiatou elm Bridge.

 

Trains Leave

or arm or m. mi. it. tum
lam lineman For new You:

1111111331213:
‘kMfl will“. "Io KIWI... All
finnmm.

lawn. m. to. iii. in

 

Semlluyliluniltl. m Mum
“limit-Mound mwfllb‘rul‘

the Clinton Boone ill Court m.
where the men nominee will
hold ti tension at 11 o'clock My
morning. The convention will mm-
blrlnthe'l'mlzlolltlllp in .
The worm wllilieut the Chatter
Home on early or 9 o'clock Tuesday
multicolor! the delegates are requested
tome-out their credentials. sign the roll
Ind receive their budget before 11
o'clock.
, The firemen of Middleton: have I!-
ruiged to keep upon hours at their 19v:

. oral headquarter-and otherwlteto en-

tertain the guest- between tho sessions
of the convention. On Wedneuday
morning, movie“. to the muddy ol'
the convention, I coupled hours will be
devoted to exhibition oi ilm apparatus.

Arrangements have been made for re-
duced rates iii the hotels and also special
rates on the railroads. The outlook for a
good convention in excellent. Ari-extra
eilort its being made toscoure the attend-
ance of a large number cl oblate and an
sistuuts. ____

Official I.. A. VI. Handicapper.

R. EKeliiey, of Hartford. htu received
the appointment it olilclul handicappor
for New England from Chairman
Elbert Molt, of the National Racing
BourdolthoL. A. W. Thin-the posi-
tion foruierlyheld by Henry Goodman.
Mr. Kelsey'ii appointment will be very
sati’flactory to wheelmen. as be war
strongly supported by all the lending-
bicyclists of this section. Mr. Kelsey
has been a cycligt ‘ior ion yearn and
prominently identified with racing in-
temtstu western New York and Con-
ucctlcut. For the past two and n hall
years he but been connected with the
editorial stuff of the American Cyclist,
ofyflartlord, and for two years has been
chairman of the state racing hard. He
organized a anceosnlui state circuit.» last
year of fourteen cycle race meet».

 

weerrosi.

A «pile-driver from South Norwaik lit
at work at Hill & Hubboll Lumber com-
pany's dock,driving splice so as to widen
the landing place {or whole.

Mrs. W. R. Maoready nod tho Mixers
Macreudy. who have been spending the
winter in Washington. I). (I we expo-t-
ed homo tomorrow.

Mrs. Margaret Ketchum and Mimi
Elizabeth (J. Kotchum, who are upend-
iug the winter in New York. will return
to their residence here about the middle
of April.

Patrick Bolziutl moved yriiordoy into
one of Rules Wukciiiau‘ it houses in
Stingniuck.

i‘artioii from New York have been in
town during the week, inspecting the
Ili'anli'l' Atlunticu, with an idea‘ of phr-
chasing.

Dr. John and Charles L Adams. of
Brooklyn. are viiiitltn: their porcine. Air;
illlil Mill. George :5. Adams.

Mrs, A. Dtnl‘llilli‘, of New York. N n
uncut“! her brother. hliirrill‘ Fretiori-vk
Kutiipt r.

Min. Samuel Wood. of Hionlngttin. is
tinting Milli! Francois A. lli’ily.

(homo W. Kirk wiilwnii open ii h“.
cycle store in the iitoro lit ilurlhuti's
blot-It, recently vacated by Chal‘lt‘ll ll.
liters.

There are unclaimed letter-ii in tho
Wellipurt mat-little" for Alexander
Wyiimiii uiiil ltnv. it”. 8. iiydo.

iliirry hi. (Murine. ivlioliiui been spend-
in“ the winter hole. hint returned to his
home in New York.

Four large clue Welnhwh nun inaction:
iiiiwhi helm pint-ml in Trinity church.

All.» Benin it. Taylor iii \llliliilitt
friend; iii New York.

The uni-rim of Mini Laure (loriiiiui.
«laughter of Air. and Air-ottoman litter.
ultimo! ilitti platinum Frederick ltownii.
of Knuth Niirwulk. will tnltii plow lit
WW. More” on April 2. ltov. .1.
ll. Tuttie. titer-titer pulm- ol the Unu—
miitloniii church here. will oinoiiiiii.
Alter it short Willi tour they will midis
in flout-ii Harwell.

flannel ii. Andorran and iutltlly mow
lid ”third” in Bridgeport.

Joint 14. Color. til Boston. in tuition
ll“ imnhl ”'1 A“ "at Will“ ‘4
Color.

it. a. ileum lieu hem rupturing
and painting the interior at that note iii
ammo block. mutt! occupied by
ll 0. William! ltwtlllieoeeuplwl by
outcolitoirii pin-tin lot it mm drop

The mot-iii mm the muslin
W tilifllllli tut Honda: main:
trith m and lira. W Harrie.

Alto. frank 3. Win end {he Annie
u. we, no new one. iii it»:

You. 1...-.. 1
mm mm.

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m um momma
manta. Mondupiielt Mm
Immense»: the menu to-
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HINTS BY MAY “NICK.

Fine illmity showing :1 ground of
white dainty figures in dell-blue was
the material drawn for this ’otylish
waist which represents one of the new.
est modes. The white linen collar is atl-
jnttnhle and can be removed to have
laundered when necessary. or trim
made to match the waist. can be perm.
unently scoured. A handsome noel: col-
lnr of ribbon is tied under the collar,
finishing with a stylish bow at the cou-
tre-bnck. A leather belt closing with
metal buckle encircles the waist, Fire
small boxrplnltai are laid On each aide n!
the box-plan in centre front.- Time
spread, grndnully allowing an czlqy at d
graceful fullness over the bust, which is
confined again at the waist lent). llle
lower edge of the waist helm: ounrzealtd
undorthuilrrmi shirt. The but-ii is ar.
ranged at the top in boxplnlto and join-
ctl touyolte lining having; it i-tnihiht
lower edgenhe yokeolmutorinl twine
laid over and latched down on the
lower edge. thus giving a duruhlu finish
that will uotlosc its shape when laun-
dered. The sleeve, of modified dimmi-
iilOllti, are gathered top and boluiii. drop
cutl’s..tliitt turn mamas, finishing the.
wrists. '

Title stylish and incoming wal~t :~
ii pronounced {nature ol the sodilfill'li
module and can lit" lifi‘t'ltlptid lil’t‘?lllly in
porcule. ilitnity. cuiiilirle. lztwii, mm:-
liani. etc. as tho varirty or those goods
to choose from i4 partwalany uttractitc
this M'afilill.

To make.- this» \m‘ie' la: a lady in the
lilt‘illlllll size wdl require thrs-n and m. .,
fourth yards at thirty six inch whlil Imi-
tnrinl. Tliiipzittoru. Nu. litimi is cut in

hill?!) itirulll. 3i. lid, lip. iii. 4'3 and l 1,
‘ixich litmt niciirurc. :uid retails for twen-
ty-ilvo cents.

EVEIIIO SE "Till El.

6000050
filtitlimto one Pattern i “it also cl 8..

fluttmnimrltl ... , mi min mi mil:
and mail or time it t l

 

Sturtovalit's Bergeln iiouso
lint. Mm... .
Maputo» ..- .
l'A'l'Tllllli lie. om anEw—w-«ill

Thin contain it a ll w-iztu trill mu

almvotnttnrti lit. tortoi s 2” Jim“:
«million strain. iioutti it. an sir.

 

 

 

" WINNIPAUK.

Robert D. minor. ui Wciilnyxiii cul-
lcgre. Mitiillntowu. in ppi‘ilillllu a tow
iliiye' vliiiniinn with liiil parents. Mr.
and MN. .iiuueti‘hiiln'i, or ll‘lliii'll ilsll.

Mr. Mill Mrs. Tlhniiiiii Demon, of St W
ileillnnl. are the 11mm of him. lion
toti‘ii brother, William Aiiilcrilnti. .‘slr.
lhtutou Willi a former i'rntilciit of thin
place. illill this not liiwu hero iii eighteen
you".

William Godfrey Mill family. of Mimi
Nurwdlk. have moved in the fiirnilioiiw
or Junior E. Hillier. on Hotels ii “iii. Ho
hastened the tuna nod until-i for lilo
yitiirii. Air. minor ill liiiriiist illl iiililiiimi
unlit on lain lunatic. and he will continue
hilt “tailbone thorn.

hm. ”W... .M.....,.¢

iinllt Min Ball at New.

Tito lollimingpiipillw wean mutant in
niiendnmio tllllillfl lint-eh ill the North
Until” withiili

(truiiiiniir dcpuriniemwtlutrlo thorn.
Allen Cumin. Jennie lfliiilineni. time
tilnrii. ’37: Gregory. lo‘ioronon .lsiiiioii,
will Milli. domain McVeigh. Elton
Whitley. Arthur Clerk. Arthur tioiiehc.
timid ulna. William tulle! iiiiil Arthur
Wlliiiime. Tutti! onto. Draco Roberts
and Hittite hetero. Aliiiolit into hath
titty. MW Multitllloil Aim” om.
tiny. Ilium floVeigli, Aloud ltnliitnl.
Winn ’l’uttlii. Hittite Hominid. Tum
have been but time timly motion in this
ornament-immediate

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litany Ml. itiniii titan-ward mum '
Aim». W tutti/innit mama.
W» John “WA Perth.

 

 

 

 
 

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.. .1. 1 \$
‘18.-. ...

I' ‘1‘ Patent 013cc,
1576 to 1883
tiffir on i313 Main filrelrz,
IIAIIIDGEPOBT.

Vermont
Maple , 4
Syrup! ,

I Iorsc Radish
Ground to
Order.

Lobsters,.Piciile_d oysters.
Blue Point Oysters .

Scot out (in the Half Shell.

HUNT

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ZELUFF‘

'l'uiepboue. no.1.

 

iN ORDER

iolnntia sly ihmiemniulml ilm piilillntioito
Wt‘ titi ullllflwl to 31‘ op a large handsome
on i evict-t illicit of will pa u r And we
loci «onto juutlilcii iii i-nyliiti we have
mum iliiaiuiin unit inure eliiuimt paper
than you Will mill ttl'mtwllt‘l‘ll iii Nnt'wuilt

lit-t the pit-own :iii patimiilu for your
hou'mlmii you‘ll tliid we min wiper it
Willi the limit oxniiiiiitc di‘nlgilii ill Vi ry
llllfilltrlilti ileum.

it not «mm iiioni for you to null lit tho
More. tlnipii [min-l unit I Millie pinion!
to call on you with a full line of idlilpliifi.

I. I. GORHAM.
ill mail?! AVENUE.
lint "Home“. . . Connection.

 

YOU CAN'T DO BITTER

'l'iiitn been rout Dulm let

 

M the nominal
not».

congress to melee the

' millml in 1.;

5 DUESTiilii 0F VAllllll’i

Daizeil‘li Opinion Regarding the
Betron’ctlr‘e Turin”.

EBB BEHATB mung WA“.

In the but.» on Arbitrator: Mr
adamantly (Jrltlclilel England's foreign
Pulley-«Bio Dole Fined For Vin-l Vote.
norm Introduces Cullen Resolutions.

Washington. Aliril 2.~—Itepremntutive
Dnizell 0! Pennsylvania. who won it
member of the subcommittee oi! the
ways and means committee which ln-’
vcutlgatetl the question at the power of
congress to provide for the enforcement
ot the duties at the new tariff bill before
its enactment into ion, has prepared an
argument in support or the validity 0!
[hi amendment.

Mr. Dnlzell sayti that the quentlon on
to comxmtency or congress to enact such
a measure renown.) iteoll’ simply into
the qizeutlon as to whether or not con-
grnss, under its power to lovy'and trol-
iect taxes, can pass a retroactive meas-
ure.

Zilr. Dulzcil (loco not think the case of
Burr versus the United Staten, involv-
ing the date of the enforcement of the
Wilson bill, has any bearing on this
questtlon, as it was not the intent of
duties tinder that
not apply from Aug. 1. Thv date named
in the hill at which it, was; to tithe effect
was an accident.

In tin: promo: rose the date. which is
the material matter lnvuiwd, is not. an
8(‘1"lil"l‘ll, but is intentionally and do.
sigiiudly ineertcd for the rxprcss pur—
ptme of having duties levied and col-
lated thereafter.

The toxinit lmnvr of congrcsa as to
thin time of lcvyim: taxes. ho mlyfl. in
without liiziltxiiinzi,
can» of in re Sharl'fi estate iii}, l’t'l'llb
Hit. min elicit rtpurie’). The smir~ of
l’ll’llllif- itnnio. in l J: paw-vi a law by
v; i hit all iniitriltumu: brim; within that
cmntimiiu‘i'aitli which by llli' iiitotsmry
or tin: “ill of tiny ilH-mlruit should (ls)-

 
 

 
 

volto upon any milivr than: the father.
mull. (l, \‘it‘v. t it . :i or litivzll descend-
:‘tlll ii of .‘Ull‘ll rs m. should in: :illlij'..'.."l. to
a tax.

in i in tin mt torts pnrmii ilrvim'lrig
lh: it the V-UHlS 'l»m;: villiin thin, .m—
in: ntH-nlth' E‘lliilli l in r timuwl rm to
l'vlnlt.‘ in all more m "in; ltaw- [man zit
ill" time of their rlifil'i‘ftilr‘ or now may
be ilrimii'ilr-cl in llile‘ frilli‘llfl~¥n\l't‘allll its
twil no in venture. In lulu u cilizrm of
in nowlvnniat rliwl f'lill his will was ad-
=rlt . in l‘h-(‘vmlwr of thzit
Y'fllr. The point 1*. 51:4 mmiw that under
tlm not. of 3‘06 tho estate oi’ the riv-
ri-uii nt was put subject to tax and that
ill" not of infill was: retroactive :imi
ilicz~e'=t'nro not nprruilve. The rupromo

 

 

. court of l’ivniiwlvnnizl «in-Mm! that the

y'n-rseitml osirizu of the den-need within
tlm onmm'imtwtlth (22' Pl tiliriyll‘unln
was subject in ”11' MI: in other Wurlv
llWl the out mt 117.0 hmi rctrc-eutive
ti‘z‘cc.

Opinion ut‘ a florid.

 

 
 

 

PM”! Jililil’“ iiiiariuii mid: “Mme
1.. illtwil Morin l» m; ill" Ilil rI-l‘ri-
:qinstii'v ..5 or ii am {tt'an‘M-liv” [tillltl
llul lmw limit illv ' ll. lill'l it will
finitely int E-Utl llh’ \irltiit'e- ll'lil 1w!
l“ “0'!“ in malw ll EH. ill lif'sfii :15. lb
:2. ’v-i-I n mutant: in illv ligands: l'l t. c
v.3. ,1, aiiur or ;. .‘l'l?ll!l"l"il‘. No if."

 

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it hit aim-miy llil wt in nu I“! 1.. l t
in» l inu’x-rr, vzil in 1 Hill iiii; ' 1's
iv «it..ir lfliml'iil' Ellli ll it l:i ri‘i): '.lu x.
lli‘ilfi‘lly mix.” it “1.15 i..i:.;»rt~::t 1,.
i1: illlwllfi'.

Ti 1 u: .v s-iii'rv-iiinn tllfil it'f‘lit h).
i.‘ .‘1 .ii. ll .4? ihi i'l:-Z.lli».ii~"1l.’il it
i: ix 1n ’ tat. !- Z.'l.‘.fl'ill. 'l‘ln', i. m.
M ', i~ ltw’. mo in the ~;l;~'~- «li'tP
i ll 1‘ .i utin 2.: \‘wl‘h’lls i‘;-' minty. li-

.ili“. mi PHIIlr-vllcllllill tit- mun may
"i":=- i!‘ 1min: l‘t :‘u l‘Hl‘l‘Jl min-:iiiiuii
Hg. :i if; m‘ :»i’lllli» n . illll liiv
is :ii:"r\1m~i i, . is. 11' .11.. imi’vr-
put 1“..th ‘ wow. inimim; is»
»: 1. .l' .i i: will littif i3xv- .1...
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f.ia’l...«szi'l‘;::;i .1i'lit
:! 43f} iif'ltr‘ (Wm, 7‘. ll iii u: lil-
l .r: l .l!fi.li.‘>‘ I‘l",t.il"'l :mi 2,... Emn
i. “at ‘V .ill'.’-.l:’. :i E‘ll’ti time,
lb mi l‘w.‘.‘.ll:’l’ il'i}‘:vvi:i~
:3 (1:1: list it mun; ..:’ il.- .«in'uu mm] in
il ‘ Ml‘llzltlii ni‘ iii.‘.i' -_ min Jiltl by
:1 il‘ l5 iiin ii ruiv‘m iniw 9:.«1' ill“ on .
thinly iliixi‘i‘d. .d in tin. i'vrtiuL-«ii
ltii‘W 1‘ n

.-l , l‘fill'rll :i-lu'.» "'lsi" viii ‘hn h‘ts
lie ii Mawl lll.i ill l'I illl' .7 l‘l' lit‘w
LI» 2. m i'vlti' at Hz» -'... m ii?“ Th1?“
how i ! mm‘li, lxitl ifil- Hill tall 1 'vn“ (’11.
liim! l'i Darn ii! iii' t'l'lii ll'm. in
m 111;» iiw .liiiirrx tint :ii is” i ‘» '
iv} «M mm in» mi] ii», --lii-r't~l twill
ii: i. li'HI' nv iiw Mil li-ril ilil‘l' l’ r:-
i; :wt:ili~ii Mull ltixtlll‘il' his. .‘vml ii. ti
ll ~~ lav. rill Viillll‘liifl'i‘i‘l 11;». (”13:153-
.';.-. iziiis ilw 4" 'M of elmiv. «all: «i !'
in NW Mil our ami némv iii paid
iiimii r iiw Itil'r’ Ll hm“. ii in will 1.1,.»
all J (in llliii miiimit liar: iwn iii." .1

.iiliiiitu‘. ."

AMENDINGEHE TREATY.

Minuet l‘immllcr'nl l’illi'lilll of l‘llll‘litfltl'.
Cretan null ’l'i'iiim‘slni I’O'Ht'h’il.
ll‘ueliiilgliili. .lpiil :3. Thu villisin
qlu‘rlllizll mm imam; 1H lliv’iirii.,tis 5.14
ll‘i ll loin: pm- ri ui‘ trilliiidif im .5 .i: t.
l'uiii‘ ilielllwi i'lilisll‘i iwiuiuti vii.‘ 1 «1.1
lsiqiietlil ilai'nni'tl in input with. mm],
The inn: Allhl i'iliii'll »..1...i~i:iiii “no
tlillll‘ ii‘uni lit‘ilflli'i' Miritiziii ul‘ Aki-
lmitili. it iieilurro ill-ll it onto iii :1...“
ixlwiii iii viii-:1 liml uniiuiii... .4 Ilii' pull.
my iii“ ”iv l'lllli‘il Shit-n in own-rd imili
pin-tun lu iliw i will” lull i'ltivrllilllillll
tin iwlllitsimia, Ml'. Atmmii 1mm nus
ii» i‘ that iii- ‘iliililil Hill ll}! lllt' rowing.
til ii iii tins lirxt lili‘t'llliii' wi‘ ills trundle,
Willi llli' ixwrinimi‘i Ullll‘iii‘liiii filial
lliiltlli.
it! ill» titiiir tiuolutluiin two were
normal in imp or lliilé'il. by ”i Mur—
”in with ”it Ill“ slir'ritliiii fur the it“
inn Hf litiiitlittl ii mine in lllllil’ltlf and
Mi. 4. 'h iointiii and lot“ Hillt'i iiii’tirii»;w
iivii on ifiilntii amino. 'i‘lie other, by
Air. Miliii of Triton, iimttiii-in the Willie
itiillmi on lirl‘i‘llifli l’t'lllilltlifii lb report
what obligation» tiw l‘ii‘nod mitten liiil
Whirled by t-iiiiiwwllliig (Elihu in m
mnin ambient to ilpnin. ‘ilnili woulw
“om Were policed without iippotiiihlti.
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it on

and hit: quotes the,

went over in MM
tton tor the "Widen ei.’ Cuban but.
armour in the dent mottled

to ”mom ml the
eluded its colloids“ 1 .
menu to the Minuet: tronty. rnd
about A, desert emporium: were owed
once. We only were adopted. except
some melon; verbal chooser. 01 than
adopted, one. altered, by llnnntor Bacon,
exempt: the claim: unto-t llotllllei'n
miles from the onerntlons of the treaty,
(ml the other. introduced by Senator
Morgan, eliminates urticle or the
treaty.

An tolerating incident of the reunion
nae Elenutol‘ Chandler ii refund to agree
to a iiiinl vote on the treaty. He called
attention to the dispatcher in the pnpero
in regard to the eltuutlon in (It-eta and
said that he did not feel disposed to en-
ter into negotiations with any power
whose gums Were trained upon a norm .
munityoi Christiana struggling to throw
all the yoke 01 Morlemiem. He also
spoke of England's conduct toward the
Boers ot the Transvaal as deserving of
Condemnation and a cause for hesitation
in the precept negotiations. He said he .
would probabl in the end vote for the
treaty. but that he was not in the mood
to: it at present. '

Funnier Hale ridiculed this view as

sentimental. He mid that England!
ie‘intlomi to other powers were not iri-
velvetl in the negotiations at the United
States with England and contended
tli tt in international al’alrs it was; lice-
Oil-"‘1‘? in take bma d grounds. and n: so
i r: it one sometimes necessary for no.-
tinns to adopt policies which would not
suit every man's opinions or conform to
vul‘ vimm of what is proper and right
in individual conduct

No day was fixed for a, final vote.

EMBASSADORS NAMED. ~

 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 

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{17m and ”1..in Goon to truly.

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X-t: lli.r“.‘:i.l “mums: lul all. :t
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ml was i'ii‘il- (l Finns minister lu ti: 7‘-
i:'.ti::»' i'i'um i‘Z‘J t'ii! lSzl uiial lull-r l'i
P! 1.1411. Mr. Whit» Wits ill-in mu of l‘. t
i” sin! Slaw? in intiflm'r'luiivru in qii‘llll
ii ”filly” and aided in ith'iu’ll'llu: ti»:
l'lptill of that i'uititttler'inn. lilo mutt
t'a-rut pulliiv uni'k lllirl lim H m :t
i: m'i'r of tile Vial-”Zili'lltll Arbitration
t‘i"¥'ll'l-:l ill lili]fl,!lil'.l‘d iiy l’rcrlif ‘lil.
l.'r 'wi mil.

6 Emu ll T‘vrnp-‘r mm ia-rn in Lowell.
.‘il, «1.. ;..i'i mm . Illl"‘¢llt'-l lll the mililix
$11.3“ hi, ,‘xl’lvl' \iul’l iL i't W )‘--:ll
3L wit. ii 3: ill llv - nu. mil us it Illi'i‘ .iw
Iii ill on '. am; mu rnzitiiiuniwly pm—
ii ‘vi-i ‘5 " 2'“: w uni ., ‘ i» its mag;
of DH"; brigndlzt flaw a...“ l. which lie
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ll u'izl' in ii lli' ": lll lav J tum] l|.i.l
l. in: ‘ iii twin-41.x. zignl ham aliiiw m .l-
3 .i l mu .iiinv'nt punitivn {in n "‘lilli‘l-
i . lmmr. iv- in: llw piwiilrnt or illl'vll-
14’ -l :-. t'.'~:il inimwr or iniirnml at»!
n tillfihii‘lllf.‘ mininginirs. lii- Watt :9.
-ii imziti- l‘i iiw iii-t‘uililfv'on t‘nlll‘vltllHaI
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iv! many iii‘uiidiihit riuim lull «it the
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iiw' iu‘i‘mml. i-‘til ii. ‘uiw a if.“ d by
lli' t 1' my. .iil llii imiu‘l iii law till!"
il‘. in nth t ..rs lion tilUiltiil mm» in the
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it‘.s»:§:‘..ri;'uii, Apt“ 12. Till iiirl itr'lt

lllz'l im‘: all o m: it lint oi d. moisten.
li-~.i with ll.“ pen .liltt tniiil iiiii ati lilo
part of inrvlgii rational intro mum to
ll'm Univ iii-piii'liiwiil-truiii Jil‘ullll and
A'fll‘il’lll“.

'i‘in- .li,i1»;.:1ooo miniatur- iiiiii cemented
tho meet at hla tiltiwriimenl at the
propuuvtl miiqiiiuii of itillt lit‘l‘iwlillofl
ilml. \alllltllll previzliriiig to help not ill.
ltirililllM‘illl‘l-i‘it ht tho l'iiiimi Allah”;
iiwnimi eui‘iiiiieiy the liiipnrtoiit trade
.lamtil him built up ill great L‘Xlitilmll
tiiili the "tilted Allah.» iii “kW and
purity iiinuotiictiiml tllh.

The Argentine I‘lllllllilm' lion milled lilo
mount. tint no hue been eiiilicni. iii the
i’ni'ltl ni‘ it llircnl tit l'tiill'llliiliil, hut in
the iiiiiiiii iiipinniuiiu form, nontrint tho
[iiullilliilil only on hiiieo oiiii oiiwr raw
iiniii-i'iiiiii naming mini his country in
ui‘mt itimnlilleo lo the ”tilted ltilllm.

 

ii iii minted out by him ihni when
.lim liiiied mitten iii the Wiliion out
pinned went on the Iron iliit and placed
no duty on hldno. the government of
Ailllrl’iill'lt! volunturliy in I‘flltlfiflltllm at
iiii trieiitliy iipirii shown hit tho mm“
them remanded in musing lumber, a: .
which ”not plume were expound in
lilieiiiiii Arno. on their tree liiit and by
reducing dollar on other Immanuel tut.
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