, April lbw-Tho un-
«day.» and there
that the, election
ifcket is assured.
lion wasted neither
t on'the state ticket.
whacked certainty
the ‘Wnocmts held no
3M avowed reason ihat
hey had no how
' that the total vote will
“A!“ against more than
mfiAt that time Governor
W plurality of more than
nought General Dycr's
blican ticket is as fol-
:fl'drttor, General Elisha
deuce; lieutenant gov-
‘ I. ‘Pothier of Wormsork-
9! state, Charles P. Bcn-
idence; attorney geneml.
g’gflllflmer-o! Providence; gen-
" - . Samuel Clark.
‘ogivatlc candidates are: Gov-
! El T. Chhmh of 'l'lt'ertutt;
' Warrior. Fayette Bartlett
Iecretary at state. Mill‘s
ee 0! Providence; ultomoy
{3507.0 T. Brown of Provi—
ztmerul treasurer, Edmund
“South Kingston.
M W- Elected Mayor.
April 'l.——'I'he mayornlty
‘, Mailed In a declslvn virtory
Mocntlc party. it» candidate,
Wit, having more vote-u
. the other candidates combined.
figure: nave Sears titep.) mm».
L, them.) 118.000. Harlan tlnd)
L Wax (1nd.) mono. .
A ‘ of the election was the
it lhown by Harlan. lip ran
to Hurt-loan, and although an
t with no organization ‘19—
he “cured more votes than
or Republican cantlldflto,
hamlet Scars. One thing that
,for Honing was largely from
tilt and come from lmth mm
‘wu the nominee uf ttw gold
. although he wont iii-fort:
on a business man's plut-
Mounts had on cxwllont
m, their campaign wan lit!"-
and u the Republican ranks
in!” wilt tho mull won
in doubt. although llarlnn.
‘ «in; on clitimt-d that tlwy
“ baton.
We! the Rrpuhilvnn annull-
. not quite as hotwftll us they
”to he. Ind it In rlnlmml on vx-
W ' 1:! that Soars wn» qulctt y
w 30' Q Wflt. the ltopubllcun
' it)! all] attorney. 'I‘lw (‘lllll-
(Wt for tho tnunt part on
3M til-luau. althouuh liw item—
' '0. Iiivor plank in tin-ll plat-
: 1
_ at It the non or into May-
Who Wu Munnultlutml dur.
motor duytt at tho World's
Wt)! of his father was
«titanium to the: mayor
W mun-int and contributed
. of ”lumpy. Mr. llnrrt-
“W old and has never bo-
rfluticll (Miro. llo wan t'flu-
m and Villa. During
of hi! hunincm curve-r
minted in "it! run! on-
with hi0 brother. Frauds
NM bitumen manager of
, T’i'lnm durum tho four
,li family owned that
m II Il‘iltvonim.
‘ Ml 7.W'Th9 election in
' tor induc- of tho nutm-
‘ Mufti and for Maori»
morning court. J. hi.
i. lit motivated coun-
_ ,. ll. tinthorlaud. a tin»
‘ ', Inherinr twice. 'l‘lu»
W titty want «.095 walnut
' ‘ ‘ i will”! Willi no um
’ hill for tho ‘uunrcmn
olocllnnn worn hold
“it! pinto. but nnrtv
solution than. and flu
in llttio [Political Il‘n
«mm ‘- “gem
Win In tit. innit.
Milli, 7.-’l'lte Holmium-am.
1,. their mutually nun»
> attain. bring elm-l.
Willem will premium
_W|Wt of two
officers of Rhoda *
Normal: month Rove 5
do is to Follow tho Example
of I 'etiow ’ Oitluono. ‘
Facts are stubborn. ,
Sum: only, be disputed.
None (on but? disprovcd.
A fact is tins opposite ol flotion;
ls :tlwnyu nudged about with proof:
Has to stand .tlle tent oi investigatign;
Or it drifts ltl the realm of doubt.
[Investigate closely the following.
The closer the scrutiny the more con-
vinciu the result.
Au inst Norwalk citizen speaks licrc.
Spcztizs imm cztpcnctlcu and C(illl’iC‘
tion.
Relates luctwsftzillboru incisiv—
That may be (llbfputfll, but cannot be
disproved. . ’ .
Mr. James E. Nun-ion. of No. 7 Bets
place, says: “For: a long time my wile
has been bothemd with kidney an
urinary troubles. . She suffered from
backache and, ircqucm ‘ urination.
Many remedies have lit-cu tried in :ur
cutleavor to' find relief and cure. Slit.
had about giver. up all hope 0i lit-int:
cured when one tiny 1 got a box oi
Dunn's Kidney Pills. at l’lniwtcd's drug
store and "hello illelucc her to take
them. At first :slic refused. but I finally
persuaded her to givc them a trial.
'l‘hcy proved twc he just the right tiling.
for in a short' time she begun with,
prm-é, and is entirely wcll now. ll
Mrs. Morton w :15 troubled intlic some
way again, I would llt' willing to my
$10 per box for Dunn's Kidney Pills.
knowing :15 I do now their ttttrntiv;
powers." '
Dnsm's Kidney Pills are for sale by
all dealers: l’ricc 50 crnts. Mailed
by Fostcnhlilhum Con. Bullalo. N. Y.,
solc agents for the United Slatcs. Rc~
member the narnc—Doun'ss—takc no
other.
Mm
F. A.
F' E HI? I S
&GO.’S
PIG
PORK
‘AND
BACON!
Cafe RoyalCoflee
None yet laund as good by the
most particular people.
552: y
- TEA
' 35cten
Asparagus tips, 25c can.
Strawberry jam. none liner, 20c jar;
only a small lot left. no more to be
had this season. Clam chowder,
etc can.
Sam’l. GomstoickJr.
74 N. Main smet.
and
Imperial
Bicycles
$35 to $l00.
Renting and
Repairing.
$
"fi-
IDIWILK PI"!!! 0 I". 00.
Elli Hill! of Wuhltlltott Strut Killian.
Trains Leave
in m ‘1' I00”. “I. "i Mi)
lam Roma m In You
H» t I, "Minimum!“
., Elfin
t‘” I. l”
C“; “Jib it!“ I”: two.”
WA".
.A. Wu“ ‘&.“1 .uv ’0“«“ "o
‘ 'l' lt'i'alt'm hm...
aldmmdxu
l». ' W:
What“.
Ilildll‘lu Ml»
‘-
hom livery stallion.
W at tho
but porohued two
now homo not Mitigation mm»
”chairman. ‘ 5 y "
‘W _ Gringo. P.“ a. n, will
initi‘nto pinto! utmtoen ot- a mold
meetingouWodmdoy.Au-tifii. .
WW. Kirk and Thomas Quic-
loy have noted stow No. 8 in tho. Hurl-
butt block. Thefornm will attend to
bicycle floatation ml sewn! jobbins
and the latter will do plumbing and
tinninx. 4 , , .
The Rev. C. Mummy. pastor of th
worsen Congregntiooal church. will
watchmen-mun on Knighthood, Snu-
duy. April it. and liitl invited the mem-
bers oi A tuck Lodge. Knights of
P3 thins. of which he is it member, to be
present. They have accepted and will
attend in a body. going in a canyon to
Weston.
Rufu- G. Taylor, who was in the em-
ploy oi the late Dr. David s. Burr, Dr
George B. Bunion nod Dr. Loren '1'.
Day for a period aggregating mom
than forty years. is making his home
with Miss Mary Adams audio in im~
proved health.
Mrs. E. M. Lee: is visiting in Rew-
Milford; .
WESTON.
Mr. and Mrs. Hartley Williams
spontlast week with friends in Ridge-
l‘leld. ‘
W. B. Morehonse and family have
been very ill of measles and gap.
film. Minerva Andrews have visited
her brother, Columbus Bulkioy.
Miss Florence Lane and friend have
returned to Brooklyn, after spending a
weak in town. Albert Lane was also at
his home here over Sunday. ,
Mrs. Charles Scoileld has been the
guest of Mrs. Chester Coley, in Wilton.
Miss Fannie Morey. of Wostport, hon
spontu few days with Mrs. Ebenezer
Fitch. .
Mrs. E. Li'FOSiGI' has returned to
Springfield, Minn, after spending um
weeks with hot ulster. Mrs. R. K.
Fizoh. .,
Miss Eddioe White. of Lyon‘s Piniu,
has spent a wank with Miss May liamilv
ton.
Mrs. F. Sturges. of Ridgefield. hon
viulted Weston iricutls.
The Norficld Enrlcnrorcrri will here—
after hold their meetings in the church,
at 7:30 on Sunday evenings, the preach-
inn having boon discontinued. Tho
uucting on Sunday evening last was
conducted by Miss Florence Lane. and
ot‘ornnt'soluby Mist Ludo wzw much
enjoyed. The mailing next. Sunday
Honing will bu lml by Mist Eleanor
Hoyt.
My. Mm.
GEORGETOWN.
Charles Pom-sun has rcntcd mum ul
L. 1’. Miller.
Edward Carroll has itint'c‘tl hack in
his plucv in liraucilvllln.
Mr. Perry is on tho nick list.
The public l-‘cluml noun-d Monday
morning. altar at work's vacation.
liilmrl Awry has 1333”] a farm at
l’innd lildttu. Mrs. Avcry hits waitin-
ud llt‘l‘ pmitiou its ion-woman in n Nun
W-tlk hut shop, whom rho hml lneu our“
pliycd for n numllor of yours.
The (,imrgctowu limits lliillll [lll’lillml
armnd town, Monday night. tulivitltls:
nil for thc support of the blind.
.lotaic Brut-ken, of liriilmaimrt. iii
vinlliug her aunt. Mm. “cloth ileum.
.‘dru. ti. l.. Taylor is visiting her
tlnnulltor, in lirmidyu.
Mrs. Jessic- Northrop nod vliildnm, of
Brill“. nro the stimuli at E. l’. Brunt-it.
ii. i‘. Milli-r hint nlovud into the datum
throat-nu plinthuut vucntcd lly Churlru
Kvmp, who ham mom! to Trenton.
N. J.
MM. ii. A. l’inluiuy, of titled, in vinit
inn lun- iatlior, Eh Osborn. at little
Blown diutrlct.
W4...»
FWILTON.
bittlo Loulli Vorlin. who hill burn very
till it of puuuutuuin. in improving.
Min Borlhtt tllovelnud. of ill rutlord. in
illuminated Min Virginia hllddlcbrmk
Mn. (1W fitoiger. whuim been tho
amt of Hi». Put-0y Aolu-rmnn. has in-
turnod in her home in New Jomy.
Jum- uiddlobmli and family have
moved to Notulk. whom he expects to
name in bottom. _
Min Finance lion!" but returned to
her homo in Noni: Wilton. nim- visiting
fl'ltilltll in lion York.
Thoma Ttylot'. ol Windsor-t. lm helm
engaged to warts to: Dr. (lockout. its»
will basin his dull." teddy.
Elm: Diorama and family have
not“ the hott- place. our tho Untim-
yntioui church.
Mm .. W
lll'. Lot’s mm lltillm.
MW in Tints-ulna.)
wwwnnmmmm
GMWPM,Mwhiohmm
mttooulldymmottholr
my men had choice-i bottom: 0!
mm.) Full and explicit dimotkun
for putting together the garment- w
mpmyouoh pawn.
mm in In uni-on.
698l-Ladlcs‘ Waist.
’ Mousscline-de-noie and chiffon bodiccs
am a pleasing feature of the velvet
gowns this season. and tiny aw carried
out in tho lightest and daintiest of
colors. Au quuisim example is htro
9ll0Wll composed of yellow cltitl’on, skill~
fully arranged over yellow satin. with
an added short bolero of plum~culnrtd
vulva: beneath nu applique of Irlbh
point loco. '
The crnslud collar. with its hill of
lace inborn. gives a soft finish to the
neck, while the mic: is encircled by the
popular wrinkled girdle. tho cloning of
which is affected mummy on the left
hillt}. The waist is prot'ided',witli glove-
fitted linings clotting through the centre.
from. over which the browning fullucia
is arranged by well rogulatvd gutlwm at
neck and waist line. The fanciful
bolero. shaped by slmuldi-r and Unfit?-
arm seams, has n seamless back. while
the fronts are aimuzr-d in wide double
bF‘X-plililfi introducing an entirely our
feature. The stylislkslmvvs arc-shined
in tuouulptelaire effect. tho soft Wl'inlilrr
across tlm arm being united by gtlillt'l’s
at the book when» a lit’ftfllllg in formal.
They art- «uppottatd by littml linings of
rout shnpc nml extend woll tin-r tho
lutnd unending tn tlw presont funny.
Three t'irrnlnr shew-cuts llnrc itl prctty
l'ipplm over tlu' slut-Vt r, but i no. two or
illrcc can bc mod on lulu-ml. Narrow
lut'omlgiug nullinm lllt‘ frco edges of
tho t~lt.‘t.“."f.?vt‘.llpfi kind in lam-icd down he
()lilrltlt‘ seam from alinuicirr to wrist in
plcasiug ct'foct. The :2. llt‘l in nu rilwt-
m" with wlwn tlct‘tlt-ptwl liitlitllit mrly in
various: combinations «sf lliilll‘rlillfi and
may bu quite npprwpnntcly until at
ihuutrv (r mum'n. (Hutu llill't"il might
lu- nwd fur llw slcmme .lml imilcv \titil
Micro and loll n! Velt‘t l; or drug» it'll-ti-
m tttilijllnl'lltlll with Mil.- or mini m ufll
ho kuilzngly lll't‘fiot mo thllilln‘ilt‘
unulrl tvl'vutly won my Bit-ult' nf lurin-
dlnv xlmwmgli L'l'ulllli of black “slit
The
longitude
signature
of
‘ 1mm “9' '
cutaw§$
“ l7. '5. Patent (intro.
1576 to 1883
Otficcs. 43'; Main Street.
BRIDGEPOBT. lflJNN»
Vermont
Maple
Syrup !
Horse Radish
Ground to
Order.
Lobsters, Pickled Oysters.
Blue Point Oysters
Exnmlncr m
Stilt out on the Half Shell.
‘Huurw
&.H _
ZELUFF
To 'uriie Wilt. .164
throws oi pl'lllliiJ. ’l‘: t‘ lmlm “‘th ll
pvtuuiu satin :imllilluwl \t‘llll l'lt'il t'll‘-
hruldvty, and the dug» girdikuu al-n,
uf mum. milking fill in. 'tlilllfl'iy ~alt-l.” :zi
bodied !
Tn make) this waist l'wi‘ a: lady Ell til-1
tttttlluut him Will rtllnm' {our mill unv-
fuurtil point of forty (”unity-h Willi!
lliltlt'l'liil. 'l‘lw puttmn, Nu Ilinl. it cut
in claims for ii 42', Ill. 3-1.3!» uml in lllt"ll
bust mmsurc, :lud I'Pldllsl for lti'rllt}‘~
llvc count.
Hume sunnt
DOUPOH
lutitltna to one Willem. nu ultra cl No»
mull.
“Outwits outtl‘l In {our tmnm uni naillr.»
Ind out i
or MKS il b
Starter-9f: Iarnln lions-
Antituum
‘ ct
PATTKM No. HIZE “le
Thin coupon on»: u mum will rat-mm
Mme pullout ntiittmxwl ul'n. nrth all:
had Ann “fowl. iimtlit ”WV“?
(WI.
i
”Mutation”
Wu burn on hand mvorui lliliuqlttld
job lot liilihl-udlt and litillilifliitltl that Wu
will print at the following prim: Loon
quattor hilllwadu 01.50. additional
mm. Oi; 1.000 altth billltmtda 01.9.5,
additional 1,0003. lilo: notolnsuda. 1,000,
“Jihaddltlonnl l,0l)tl'l.'loo. Pudding.
lidtlpfl! 1.000 extra. This atom: in of
mutuality. You can haven lithium
vivid“ wt ions II it lulu. Evening 3w
ttwl.
.w .. l...
mat-um“ " n... on».
If you would ho iron from Rheuma-
tlm. biennium. Golda. Ia Grimm 01'
m M Mantle lion. mutton.
paint of my kind. We in. h. 0. Flow ‘
W
unmu‘nnmmmm.
n35” 'l
J ‘“ . will
5". . l *4 .‘5‘
h
l.llil€lt'l“i'.
Y. n nrcnt lilmrty to wow lllln this shirt-
nf mun, ntulto lutmlilo nrnunduiulliminui
tn: ch in: you plonw Nl'mln‘l l-uy,\\’ulilm
to mm» pt‘lililtt know wind at llllti litttl'k‘ of
will paper wv how. an that wlu‘n thvy
tltwl mum tlwy'il ituuw wiu'rt- to go and
go tlu- prettitult.
l’uiutl-rn l-upplicu. gllwu vita. painting,
pglmu' blunting uud aluminium.
I. :. GORHAM.
10 FIRST AVENUE
Elli Norwdk. - - Consultant
YOU CAN’T DO BETTER
Tim fun tout Onion lot
'Prlnt-p
lngl
M tho lemma!
0m...
. “‘HI'lfl. >
list-er» ”flannel“! 1mm
, 3 antin- run f r
The moat curious problem than; our
Bvuo' Maillot. W», I!!! 590 ram»
They gave“ it “up. but 11133 tank which
could not he performed {or tho on-
fomui‘cnt at tho!“ min underukon
in order that Betsy mtghtfiattend a
dance. , J
Mrs. Mullins belongs the race of Ten-
ncast'o mountainoernynud lives on the
top of li’aldun‘s Ridge, in Hancock
county. Her occupation is that of soil
lug moonshine wlilukoy. it furnished
her with n livelihood for twenty yours,
She enjoys nbnolutcly unique advan-
tngcs for changing in this notorious
truillu. In tho first, place, her but
muoug the mountulns it! four miles
fnnu nu otlior honor. and is reached
only lby‘a winding and treacherous
piiili. ‘
It has boon found lmxmuihlo to rc-
mot't- hot; The old lady is of it triicii-
lent nplrlt. and is powm'ful as well its
heavy. it rvqulrcd the efforts of six
strong men to gut hcr on for HR thn
door. and thou it was discovorotl that
silo could not go through. Sim was too
largo for that. 'l‘lio utimtion of domol‘
tolling a hour».- in order to make on or:
rcst for soiling lio‘pmr lilo-gully was it.
dt-llt'lltl‘ our. and could not he decided
on tho spot.
llvtsy rwlnruml to nor grout wooden
t‘li'lll‘ in triumph, having doth-(l tho nu-
tlmrlty of tho l'uitcd Status. at which
Slit? ji‘l‘l‘l‘d.
It is sowml yours sincc lit-toy grow
to” llil'm' to not through lilo door. She
has lll‘t'tl llillm'm miliu-ntodly in hor
litilv hut. with :1 ill: t-lulir nnd n lilg
jug. but rm-mully :t llrslrc for social ro-
luxutinn .‘thikv in lil'l'. Slil- said she
\l'nlllll lliil‘ to :lllt‘litl a largo donor!
wlivll wax to ho :it’rn at Sumtlvillt‘. it
\‘islnglv six tulips from lwr mountain
litlillt‘. tillriuusly. ll wasim light mut—
m nmw :l-tsy Mullins. ill-r
«ultimo: hilili it sort nr railway to
'. ‘illliilt' hcr mourns-t down the moun-
~ n. ‘i'llr hillt' of ill-lsy‘s lioust- was
".vn nut, hllv \l’lllltilt‘tl, with assist-
: -.~. in lllt' slim-iully mnslrm-iwl our.
“llll’ll slu- was lttilllt‘ll. 'l'ltcn with
3 WT): slum mild» and n “'illtlltlsfi.
umrliml by Sll‘tlll‘: llnmls. silo was low-
t'l"ll limm thv nmuntnln and on to the
llllllt'”. --~Ni‘w York Journal.
METROPOLITAN STAGE JOKES.
melml wouldn't tum-h you for the
hm ’l':iu~.\'ou Would if l had it.
.l.~,«n~l'nill«r what unlucky star
w. in yuti hum?
l‘uu 'i'nn . l'i‘t'illillll)’ tllc lodcstnl'.
“l lmw twin lsrmlrvre: (mo is' twon-
ty and ill“ ulllt'l‘ is ttwntytwn." says
:SlJlllt in t';ilti;ilw[l :lt 1‘1.qu l':t~lui".~'.
' llm‘. run lttitis' lu' tllfiW-t‘t'lil 324‘s?"
“'l'llsern not ulll‘l‘vrvm. ”no is twvtl-
1y :ul-l tlw mlwr i~x tin-lily, tun."
Hf ill" many now \liuW“ in town.
"’l lw .\l;xiiv_l:tr%n" llllfi ilw ulri'l'iu'st jt“l>§.
l l Univ 1] fr“:
‘\’lltl “in: “1"” lmvo
ill nk :ill‘l lilt‘ll ;:n llnllw.
l';iil 'l‘::n ’l'lutlll; you, lull i couldn't
lln lililll.
(\llt‘ mom
tulnmy lintlt'it'lllll'. in lli< Mum-ll at
li'ilil's. lm~a nanny \tllirll nrv.
ill-ailt’tt'l'. :llllttl in ”11' I'ntiiw‘llt. Sll'nlim'
ile say. llit‘ nnv “unlwlvr” u ltit‘il lnkvs
ill» hm! lmw this familiar ring:
Mm
rm tlt'l lilil.’ i‘ni‘ lovll‘l' rutlgll"
o ‘ law: A room». ,
'confrontntl mum “interim! 02 that
limited film!» WM; thntntl. moving
instituting-v
. Illa ”WM.
Vim. N. D... A til last-Tho situation
to appalling. "Whip tilt? ‘itod river rm
only three inches 'the his Coulee West.
or the city touts n uocoud apurt and went
up it inches, flooding the ontlrp went
lit“? at town and drilling hundred: at
people from their homec.‘ The water
touches down to Eighth street from Six-
teenth street and no for moth of the
Northern Pacific trucks on the eye can
reach. It in n tumulouu rculdont dls~
trict._and the effect of the tluod its most
fnl‘f'ililfy' it’ll. .
All that part of the city south of Front
street is inundated. Six blocks of Eighth
street have gone out this morning. and
thu flood from the west side of town is
so high that paving on \VPt'lt Front
sir-cot is going our rapidly. Sidnwnlku
are all afloat and are being used as
was upon which families are moving
to dry lunch
All along Front street the water is
wl'hln a few inches of the floors of the
prlnclpnl business houses. and a rise of
unuthor foot would practically put the
cnilrc city allont. All bridges are? con-
demned. except tho Great Northern.
which“; a steel bridge put in last.
spring.
The waterworks at Reserve utation
Merci-(impelled to chat down.and pumps
u'rrr started up and are doing all In
thw-ir power to ~siuprlly’the city. There
is much suffering among the poor fam-
ili~ a who have been practically desti-
tutc all wintr‘r. and this that blow in
most scrious. A rcllet committee operat-
ed jointly by 2.11? city count-ii and coun-
ty commisslonprs established headquar-
tws and will take-rare of the poor. lt
snrm'wl ycstcrday for two hours. Sec-
tinns of the city that no one ever
tlr'flll’li‘tl could he reached by flood are
now under water. and Broadway prac-
ll' ally is the only dry spot in town.
Flood In the Tattoo Country.
nrct’nvillc, Misst, April 7,—Thc back-
wvtor is rising slowly in town. The
water in the Bogucnhnlln and Dear
corks section is hlghsz-r than in 1390. A
slight raving: of tho river banks; nlmve
Hr wnvillo is I‘i'pt’irted. “fort: on all the
lot cos at Natchez is being prosecuted
wi it tho utmost vigor. All alilehodiod
m. n (ltasirlng wnrk are getting it. As
ill" worst is yo! to come. theirs is un-
l‘f" i. doubt and uncertainty. The sltua»
ti: '1 in tho Ynzoo-Mississimwi dclta val—
lr". is‘ growing daily more desperate.
'l‘l ~- :mmmmity is confronted with 3.
PH :tmity thulllio of which has not yet
lw- n \vrlttvn in tho history of floods.
l‘x:lly 1'60 tuwm arc today; under water
on] ma ny an“ sttrrnunulwl and cut oil.
Timin- is no t-cssatinn of tho constant
in our of timid water into the Yazmi
va‘lr‘y from inr live rivers hourly del-
ur: in; the country.
.‘tlissnnrl Rising Again.
Ft. .lnscpli. Mm, April 7.~The Missouri
rit «'1‘ is rlrinsz rapidly again. having
t‘l: in lit i'u-lws hone in the last 2i hours.
'i‘l: - l'il't‘l‘ is now if) {not almvv lnw watcx‘t
m :k. and indications are that it will
up 29min In risu Supwlnn-ndnnt llulzly
wt’ lilt‘ Kunmx City. St. Jor- anrl f'nuncil
iii 1le mill-”ml. with a largo fun-o of
m n. is statlunvd on the river “itch“ the
ill I'ilnglnu ti‘m'ks arc. and bulw- ll) prr-
up it a repetition of tho “and of sun-ml
5'1 J's rig». when hundrnds of yards of
ll: . it wont into 1hr rl‘lcr.
HELLENES IMPATIENT.
’l'l-I‘ tire-ck. hultlirn In Tlu'mly lingo!
For the Fray.
l :ttissu. Thwsaly. April 7.~Tlit- col:—
iya .Ll-vll of tho unnhcrruu'y ul‘ tit-mag
i.. I'lulzlil‘llul' rtokvd uild tlt’lltullfill‘u'
ll .5 {mm the: (l‘tiups ht'l't‘. 'l‘lu- tin-cit
.u my will nut llsxln in any stigzvstlnu
at z'vtt'rdlittg: 'l‘liv rrxvltcmcnt all almir:
ii: ll'ttlllil‘l' lids liq-iii ll'llt‘nrlt', and it
hit hum ilitlms’s'llnli‘ tlv fnrvtrll ft'ui‘t
llw‘ll' in huul‘ uh: [lit-2‘ tho troops “Ulliai
n: lulu llzv Hills; in thvir mm lluil'lié
.‘iiwl nitmk tiw Turkish positions. A
“2- 3: atlrrntmtlwi the palm-v n!"
M tsvc- I‘mmsmntllt lions laist ct‘cuinr;
s
i
E ‘inlwm' l’mtlll \l‘ll} lluil'l yutl ltlkt'.
l
l
_ “:uur‘imult l lwvl. mligillasnz for it
int ‘l; u «‘illci“ rut. .‘ww l ili|\l‘ tllci
:" l i
.l l. l
\l. Wllwll. tlw livl'tlmlt tulip-ill:th
ii) tt‘, i
E ‘lluu mm «lay In»: \\';tttvr I wont?
SLUT hunting in Mu .ll-m-y. .\l‘ti-r :1!
Mn: - «mail i lullml nun m :l lrn-v :unl
lw, ~ niltllil tn \lltlill tt’llv-lt l i'utlllll i had
lw: mi l~llllvl pouch ill lwnw. 'l‘lloi
ii: -‘i‘ on. ”lull" in wring: lllmll mu :tmll
ill» “I" it!) Mlllllllll'll'
n riml im- pu-rqilrmg lu‘ul‘uu-ly. 'l‘lu-g
aural till my l'til't'ltt'ml fl'tlli’ ill lllllltluz
no! i lil‘tllw ull‘ two or llil'l*l‘. ruummll
ti: m 1H llit‘ L’llll :lml. nlmlnu lwluwil.
lll , Hui-1W ("\‘tw, lll’ml. 'l‘lw lm'u ni' lilo}
gm uwllmi llu- in- luillvh. ltlll my :liill'i
u; ~' .u trm- lllzll llu- llitvl' mm ltllivll’
lu' “uh-r nu lln- lil‘dill." x
i
lullawqim
A Itt-cttuliutt “’0" It Hmw. i
.‘i 112mm umwni’ml it! lib“ lmtlm» m” .l.
H lllll‘lllll, llll't‘l‘ ltlllm Milllll 01' ("ml
m illiil. .“il.. tlw utiwr lliij’. and mind
t'n‘ t'tiltl t'lt'lllitlu' lit til‘m‘lt. ”4‘ Miliml
til ll lu- Was it ul'lloluutv or l'rinl-vlun.
it . liurlnn, lllnm-lt’ n lil't't‘lt‘ w-lmlalr.
w: it Just ulmul to ultil‘l l'ut- t‘uluunlalu.
lllll ills lltil'M' Willi lilll'lli‘ll in from or
ill" litlllN‘.
.slmtlnuly lll‘ ul‘fvrud iu glw tln-
tmmp lltt- burn it“ in» would rm-llp slu-
li‘tm'i. tliplmlwl wltlmul n titlulitllv.
‘l‘im trump ltmlii'tl itt tlit' intro" and thou
nl Mr. llnrtun. «lillll tiwn lnqnln-ll it tho
in ' ltu-ltulmi llil' multllo ntni hritilu. Mr.
“lll‘lilll uilltl that It slld. ntul Wt'lll into
l‘hv- hull-w to not it tlrwk hunk.
llrlnrninu lit' lulitul till.ll trump luld
llltilllilt'll tlm horn». All 2dr. llnrmn
tilt'liflml l'nun tho lion-h tlln tramp rut
liid of! tho ttltdlnlu-t without it nth»
mint. and turning tlu- harm's llt‘tltl. lulu.
alumni-ml in n cloud of «tum. ’l‘llo nut.
llihl on which the l'l'lltvriuit pilgrim
mill» ”my wnu nun of tho limit multili-
immm in Room ltmmly, [intent for 1m
blooded pinch. ooooo l'llllmll'lillllit Pro“.
ml Wu Vary timing.
lit 1 ~ ‘ winni to litmus mu
« . W de’atlow
M
“,1 plume rml l'lgumuxly for war. lili‘l
ill numal luul tn in.» lilt'l't‘ltfit’d to um-
in} tlr- «marlin.
.». Nitrite-v lilt-t llt'l'll lltt: ft‘l'lili}: that
:l l‘l‘llili‘ll u: “li‘lvrm “ilii llli' pi'inm-
lit'l‘l tun: night. Hl \zlllr it tho ulll-
lllli llvmin-m nl‘ ll)" m‘my lnslnivd lilmll
ux. inmwllnh' ni-rrlul‘uilnn of our. 'l'hvy
ill ‘.l .l tlutt Hill'll n mun-u~ wax tlwnniy
.m- mil-m of tho llirnm- ill‘lll dynasty s-l'
l\. .p.‘ tlm-run.‘ '1‘th llrvlrum ul‘ lln- .1!—
”l ‘Is “it" sum it) tlw pritim- tn Ami-nu,
'ilm tint fll‘l'lllllli dvmnnxtl'ittlnn wnn
ill lllr . lum- ul' ill» W‘l‘vll't'lt lll'lIl M'Hltfl”
llv wlvhrmlng lllt' nutlnnnl lllllllllii}.
'l'l - u'lmr. ll “nu tl‘H\H'lHl. owl ilw lilll
op'mg nun lu‘nkl-n mtddn-ul,‘ by tro-
“ l an moi «nullitm'l t't'lv'u uf "lltii
..: . :«u mu‘ ’ in with it llit‘ twat lttlnwn
mt «Hwy lm n and vwiliunn inlmul mum»
in. ulvly. ’l‘llw lll‘iilt‘t‘ whom-ll hid llléillllw
[yr 'n‘li llnmly ntul quickly. and no ill“
t‘l‘ lung uni nu! mun lm nbruptiy I» h
in Jam in wttlwut luulnu nuy t‘ulllu-r
it it I' Hi ll
‘ li~ I‘lll‘il nt‘ thin tnrldctit with to nil.
1;. ”In [it-iilllt' and trmlpu. nod tlw dom-
Ill Il'itllHll ht lllv‘ Initirt'n |iitlll|'l' lust
n. lit l'nli-m‘l‘vl Ill“ upt't'mlinuwil‘ tlw
Mt .\.
' lw urmy. U‘lllll‘ umlvr a mum ntmln
,..’; vvfll-iiit'lll, him ilvimi‘wl ultll W“
in. ylmlllu I-itlillll‘ n‘ nu far on ltu ilt'lllill
xlwl innards tltv 'l‘tll'kl-t lmn lwoll
urinal. 'l'lw nrdvrn tn provont any
mm mm limvmntlnn of tho Turklnituutc
t" H4 wrl't' utl‘iitw'lil. and not a gun lion
in n lll‘l'll in tho Humor.
3 l‘l'l‘lilli uni.» to any thitl olthrt‘ war
it ill 'l‘m‘kny m- n lumii titlt‘lfilms “fl u“.
M: i‘l-llllillitn fi'nittivr is curtain.
rum
Nth-lit Ill intliutotl.
(Mum-town. lwlu April Y. 'l‘lw Home:
l‘ttl'l'l)’ urmul ‘Jttt‘y lititt wtumml it mm
M‘.‘ at Indh tnwnt llunlnut Jillilt‘ii M.
(in lily int lllt' tiltit'tlm‘ Hf Illil- ulft‘. for»
nwly Milt. Mury 1/0le of Now York.
'l‘l Il’lllit‘ in allow-d In hnvn imam «lam.
llllrll‘ll ltuitt‘ Milton. “0L. on tho illtlt ul'
izti: month. llurdy iii In ihv munly int].
’l‘l‘w' mun will ho culled for trial on hunt
Mummy. Mmu. tiruurri. alstor u!
lilt‘ «loud wunmn. liltl urrlvml horn from
nu. lmlml in Brooklyn and will totality
ill tho trial. ll’tlporllmi ledliltluliy. not
w: nnnmnlly int-writ. will in: tirndttmd
uiwn they Nll’t! amour.
”MW; Mott; WM»
tun-«u. AM twill,“ mum
mutt“! 9,1 Hr ‘ it! till!
can _
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