. ROE
solve notice or
.n'scleysland trons William
on? ‘ mil. .
‘ incontinent oi tormen-
iter. the Cleveland milllolw
W was married to Mr. Milton.
7."! lest. After-4M msrrim the:
to Europe and soon afterward
, , . luau come tothis city mt
3-way!!! and took up her midence here
V order to annular to the ”stricture Jar
"I! said to be the ground.
. Mis- ’Crocker while traveling in
'xli'mnco first met Colonel Auklan. who
. was thennttached to the foreign serv~
" ice of the United States. Several win»
. tors afterward. when the Crockers
,were'ln 8t. Augustine. Fla. Colonel
‘ Acklan again met the young Womu'l
and afterward visited her in Cleveland.
,Wililc there he was thrown from .n
art. and Miss Crockeri nursed him
, heel: to health. ' , ,
In St. Augustine the .next winter she
Was expected in social circles, but the
baton Went to his native land. ‘and Col-
onel ‘Acklsu again become an‘ uctive
suitor. o
. The following Christmas, however.
Baron you Euchtrltz returned and was
royally entertained in ‘ the Cracker
household. . .
It is said that he was engaged to Miss
Cracker. but soon it looked out that
the nobleman insisted on the settlement
of a large dowry. and soon afterward-
hc left the country.
"In January, 1896, Miss Crocker was
the guest of Vice President and Mrs.
Stevenson at Washington, and. mceting
Colonel Acklan. the old romance was re-
sumed. anti the engagement and mar~
ridge followed.
Mrs. Achlan. as a bride. was the re-
cipient of much congratulation on the
fact that she had chosen. an American
'11) preference to a foreign nobleman.
Colonel Acklnn has written several
books and stands high in social ahrl
diplomatic circles at the capital. The
Croeker—Acklan wedding was nine of the
his social events of last summer.
TRIAL OF CAPTAIN REED.
The Commander of the Clipper Ship Dalton
Has a Hearing. '
New York. April 7.~Samuei Fruzcr
of the ship '1'. F. Oaks told the story
of his sufferings on his recent voyage
before United States Commissioner
Shields at the examination of Can-
tain Edward W. Reed. who is charged
with cruelty and with neglecting to
furnish the crew with the food pre-
scribed by law.
It was brought ’out that for the ilrnt
three or four days of the voyage.
which lasted 259 days. the crew got for
breakfast only two slices of bread and
some coffee. The men complained on
July ll and again on July ill, whon the.
supply of food was increased for three
or‘ four days. Aftcr that it was rc-
duced. '
Frazer said that only four and six
ounces of brcad were given to him when
the. law called for one pound. lll lmth
September and October the men com—
plained of the food. In Novcmllcr the
men began to fall ill. thn nnc nskt'fl
for whisky. saying that hc would die
unless he got it. the captain rcpllcd. with
an oath. that he might (lie.
David Mt'Clnrc, counsel for thc do.
fcnsc. cross~exnmincd li'raZcr and got
him to admit that on Christmas a drink
of gin was Rivcn to curl) member of the
crew and that Mrs. Rot-ll hall tin-pared
some grucl for him while llc one ill.
Dr. George W. Stunt-r of tho Marine
hospital testified that the men tvcrc suf-
fering from scurvy. An cl‘l’urt was made
to get him to admit that thc mcn might
havc had bzrrl~bcrri. but hc denied it.
The cast! was continued.
New York state Appropriatimn.
Albany. April 7.0‘Tht’ scnalc has
passed the following appropriation hill»:
For acquisition of llonds In ”W ill. Law.
rence reservation. 830,000; for the drain-
ing of luntls in tho town of “hogan-ill.
in Niagara county, $5.000; for l’Tlt‘ Oreo.
tion of an addition to thc stoic armory
tit fiction, 87.000: for the cutnlllinhmcnt
of a fish hatchery for the prnpnmltlou of
food or commcrclul fishes. 86.000. and for
the experim- of the unusual and extra,-
ordinnry repairs and alteration: of ill.-
c‘apitol under the supcrvlslnu of tho su-
tmrlntcndcnt of hulldllutn. Million.
struck by “shining.
Woymouth, Mass" April TWA govern
thunderstorm with lightning struck the
nuptial and (‘onarcmtilnnnl cIlIll'l'heli in
the comer of ill.» town and set tire to
tho Baptist church. tho llmungc Mills
#300. At North chmnulll ull cleclrlt:
ilolt struck the flaxutntf on tho [tit-or
utmt school and brain» it. it portion of
the loaf also Ill-lug torn off.
“allowed For l'lumlt list-hm.
New Haven. April 7.~—~Al ills, April
term of tin- crlmlnal tiltic of thc sunorlor
court. 14min Hallie and William lion.
nwfcfllllmal cruoltll. llu mylltlliml Now
{invert for name it with fraudulent
chsolul. wcl'c siren five years ouch in
auto prison. the full lwnolty for their
srlmeo. 'l‘llcy pleaded guilty.
m... WW
“until, mil to Jacksonville.
Jutlltllonvlllo. I'm. April imitation:
Julio Nunaullly. the ('llllull lender. who
MI been in Juclllnuvltlo since llult Fri.
d”. is still here. lull in llldlns. lic is
“W to he mutiny for u fuvorahlo
opportunity to slip to Calm. He in.
Mint”. helm watched by “punish
Q ”WM...” . . .,
MIMI‘ from tier Ilium.
What. April twill": sultan of
Why has lfltmd u door-e uhollolllnl
m The government will pay with
when for oil slum lmlly hold. it
mm is unable to meet the full on
penis. it is believed that the llnuerlsl
W will outlet.
M elm ‘ moment 1mm.
demon Ml trim the tuition
‘ Wt to mitt! hint of his new.
: Molt lie mono he
It it mm
. a .
divans. incompatibility of temper ‘
a“
SEED ,
POTATOES
The very best Growo in the
cold,u‘orthesst. where oat u'e denic s
existence in all butthe hurdlest The
Aroostolt County, Maine. Seed Po
tatocs inherit thus: qualities which
make them LEADERS in the seed
potatoe world. Ruse,Slars,Quecns,
Hebroos and Northerns. Higher
in price, but when quality is con.
sidered, bit for the cheapest lor
the grower. Price 930 bushel,
48c half bushel, 25c peck.
Also Bone Meal “and Cotton Seed
Meal t'or fertilizing the lawn and
garden. ‘
Henderson's Lawn Grass Seed,
in cartons containing one quart.
Every package contains a pamphlet
"How to Make a Lawn.” zoc qt
or $5 bushel. Also
Sweet;= I
Pea
Seed!
”e...”—
The that in the land.
LORENZO DIBBLE,
11 North Main Street.
EAST AND PLEASANT TO TAKE
Patent ’
Medicines
EAST
AND PLEASANT
TO
TAKE
At‘OI! Prion: i
(loo. 0. Stillson’s
‘onuo trons.
l2 Washington Sh. Solon-alt.
Horses!
m
thWlfll
W
to pair heavy western truck items
8 single native horses.
6 pair mules.
zoo loads horse manure.
W
“W Ilium! Kit)
W
.
inquire at
AAYIOND BROS.
It. Namath.
Wilson. l
Mood Mood-hand.
amt.
N
' Lb. JENNINba
‘ Jacobi. Layton,
: Flt-o. lath and
; Aooldont
INSURANCE”
NOII Fatah and lions- Agent
Ocean Steamshl . ’i‘i ‘-
n... omen.“ m.
and Stock-Bo .1.
OFFICE. 5 E A!) PM“.
, Next'to Pout Olden.
SOUTH NORWALK. : : z : 0085
Romy Public. Acknowledgments 'l'shsn
sour» llonmut . . .
. - - SAVlIBS nlllt
Ni: Washington “rut.
Open daily from ii to-lil a. 111., and from
ltosp.m..audou Moudayeuuluu
frum‘ltofi.
Interest allowed on deposits.
moss SOLMANS Pro-t.
JOHN H. FERRIB Vienna-t.
mm: H. KNAPP: s... and rm.
W It). JENNINGS.
Paper-Hanger. Oslollnlner
Painter.
NATL—El} IN
WALL PAPER AND BORDERS
1 NORTH MAIN STE-III
South Norwalk.
Sample Books of Latest Styles of Papers
’lliordersf and Gig Mouldi a gun a?
rinses or nspec on, on , as post
Entimttm Cheerful“ Given. mo
U N D E RTA K E R.
KNIGHT swam.
Nowell - Conn.
Opp. Street Railway Depot.
RESIDMNCE ELM STRET.
.TEDEPHONI CALL. 11.
THE ‘
NORWALK BUILDING
COMPANY.
Aided by our steam derricks, saws, bor-
ing machines, etc, we can quote
LOW mums-on
All Kinds of Timber Vloritl
Churches. Factories or any large Build-
ing work a spojslty.
SHOP. RIVERSIDE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
lESllE OAHBLE. Honour.
., out:
VlllVliilllVllllllYW
inertia .
°°°D uncrs AT 0We
LIFE
la. 5’
Enron’s mauznn
("um general n1 special ability. Wlkcltllr
WEN
no». spermatorhma. emissions. lat tency.
parrots. m. canon iunctlonsl d sortie".
t Air?“ by cunts or virtues, mildly [etc-m.
Lost Manhood in ti 7 or young, gitii’l‘ vi or am
“refit“! llv‘v lciu'rlrr tannin. w prranllrl . l, m
W'tnt'l'. recluse. “l" ;-‘..‘I cit-ell. .l. ari'l lcgnmuic
.o 39% to count mo Tucsouou.
,‘l‘u f ‘r (Ir a. I ; ll’lilJ'I-lll.’ Hunt 01
CA FON‘S Viiuiimrs. "‘1.” n .lr-‘ iI yum lint»:
{mid my " nwzl. I‘ (- 5| l" “moi ‘5
with TNIILU guarantee ui .wmplrie cum
Iltimll ill U, i J ll 4 .3" .. I '. ”whit-1w)?
Send as ah: i f l l . in .i «MIC.
uuiilrlllur . m. in h... , n! i"""“ A
CATO" MED LO . 80E?01i. MA33.
said by two. (I. noun... South. it...
while!" ‘ .. .. _
DR. MOTT’8
Film ill Hill
The only safe. sum and
rclinllle chulc I’iil ever
oifcroti to Ladies. Espe-
einlly recommended to
- married Lollies. Ask for
an. stow-
IIIImm. Mitt
and tells no other. 3m: son cult-run.
Moe 01.00 per box. 0 boxes ior 80-00.
in. mm MM Ollie.
lioldhyslldruulm.
takes out lnit. paint.
I‘Jl'. piltll. mum
and Mains limit
(Milling and can
no qllit‘liy and «
completely and
garruhtvugqm
who Amt-— m.
It An.
hourlplcmntmim. and, mm
Nullnliemtusblu. MIME
Lasummmoamwl.
laid A.
trellis nerd
ilolt’s NGMfillB Pills
9 ‘l in realm
m.
I Not of the.
~‘ mom homeland
HI‘AMM‘F my» um, um _ ,
(vawltom-namsm
Lamont had been decided upon upm-
. étllillllll.
W
i.
now Company. ‘
M
midpoint mum on; a...
lop—Alliance With the (treat northern.
New York. April 7.-—>lt is stated on
high authority that Colonel Daniel B.
Merit of the'hlorthern Pacific railroad
and that the appointment w old he an-
nounced within a week. divard W.
Winter, who was formerly connected with
the Chicago and Northwestern. no.
been president since J. P. Morgan la
Co. undertook the reorganization of the
Northern Pacific. >
The appointment of Colonel Lamont
as head of this system is understood to
have been brought about largely by
President James J. Hill of the Great
Northern. and it ill but additional evl~
dcnce of the close compact that is
forming between the two great ratio
roads. _ .
The alliance is now being perfected
in London by J. l'. Morgan, James J.
Hill and Dr. Siemens of the Deutsche
bank. the last named being the largest
holder 0! the bonds of the Northern
Pacific railroad. "
'l‘he Deutsche hunk was strongly in:
favor of a consolidation of the two rail-
roads. but this was prohibited by the
laws of the covers! stains through which
the systems pasta. and when the matter
was first suggcslm‘l a storm of opposi-
tlun was stirred up in the northwest
which rcndered it impracticable.
The (‘oum to Be Punt-led.
The cutlrsc that is to he pursued. It I!
undo-rstmld. is to form a close trullic n‘l-
ham-c, with uniform mics and an econ-
)myof operations. it hlt'h will in a meat!»
urc answer the 35mm purpose all a con-
solidation. 'l‘hcrc will Iit’ no more cut-
no"... but or” ‘. sly?
h
l Isa pretty good/algae! clot/res. You'd
‘ " _ be IUWMJ at the number of club/men m
' this two who prefer» this store loll/la foal).
Ionabie'iai/ar shop. [lust be our clot/ling
,3 fight; or they'd stick to the Ital/an. .
. Ila reason. why any man should no?
name hem/or Ins clothes. ‘24 perfect fit,
sly/is]: out, latest abrics. etc/08m designs, at half
' (Ilafailor's prices. . Load at 1/19 prices for a fine
sprln suit for business weak—4'10. 6‘15. 578.
Say 820 or 825 and we can match the tar/aw; best
work, In malarial. In . ”William/lip. in linings, m
goodness. Why not more ”us your'c/Itfbmg stare?
Think of the saying.-
It's a perfect but and farms/1mg goodb store as well.
Latest fancies for spring are here. now. .
, HkKSQG.
BRIDEEPM'T, CONN. " ,
it
.Open Monday. Friday GIN/[Saturday E vem'ngs.
ling of rote-n; in furl. it is not unlikely
that mics will lw a little higher than
at firt‘i-lt'flt. it is prulmlllc that joint
agencies uill be established in muny of
the- custom cilics, but this folllllrc of
the plan has not yet been worked out.
'I'llcrc arc signs that the proposed
:omhinatinu will include also the Can»
ttliun Pacific, but this has not yet been
ocltlcd. (‘crlnin prntlllncnl Englishmen
are lnlcrcstccl in Imtll lhr- Grout North-
ern and (‘nnudlnu Pacific railroads.
This Wullld permit on intcrcltallge of
truilic that would 'Iw ntutually licncll-
:‘lul.
The (‘nundlnn Pacific has tho mi-
vnntnm» nf lhr- nth-'1' compunlcs cast of
St. Paul. sincc it rcuchcs thc Atlantic
sculmnrd and tops: several large cast-
91‘“ cil‘ws. Tllc lirrot Northcrn and
Nurlllcrn Pacific. on the oihcr hunt].
rcurh ticl’critl lmpnrlanl Pacific coast
points in the northwest from which the
l‘anzullnn Pacific is shut out.
Tim coming nlllum-c. whctllcr it is lic-
Hivvll tiuv llll‘cu ultllpunicn or simply
iwtuccu lllc Nut till-m Pncific nlul Ill-cat
Nlll‘lll'fl‘ll. “ill rllalllc thc rurtnlllncm
of tho ntcnmslllp scrvicl- on the i'ucillc
coast lllllI tlw ulmllwllmeut of thc mic
was r hich fur a lulu: limo how iu-cn
in cxlslvnm- in-lu'ccn illc monml‘nmt
uuupuulcs. rl-slllling in lnsncu sill
All impruvcmcnt in his.» to be
lnultM fur in llw trollspuvitiv strum-
:zllip fll‘l‘i‘ltt'.
swam... .
\‘nlc- swears Ild‘ Tun-s.
Now "Jinn, April I» Ynlc lmlt'cr-
city. through uiiclrncys. has tlmwuirl
in lilc Huwtlul ultlri (will lhl- m'liul
of Ill" Illlill‘il ml" :lril‘t’tiiltil’fl of Now Hu-
\l'll in iiiIiIIlll.’ “Willi: worth of prop-
i'l'If.’ to its: loll list. No lllutlcl' ullat
tilc llmillzt: um) llc, an alumni “III ilc
tltk: ii in tho Mitlli‘lfil' Hill” by lllc d“-
lculwi mull“ (-2 lllluily m-ltlc \l tutti-'1’
Vulr is huh!” l« I»- lllx-II zlcuu'llllli: i.
lIlt' nssmsmvm . l the lmnrli nf 519$“th
urn fur nil lIlI‘ I'I'llI w-tnly um‘nml ly
Illl‘ illiIVt‘l’hll} "l Mllualy fur the KIN)
until] u! I'I'HIN’HV nil which Elll’ Illui lil-
mlys paid into n
am
Thu l'anmllnn l'ltrlinmcut.
ulmcu. Aim? 1‘ Thu l'ulm-rvutivc
llll‘llllil'lli in ”I!” llnutu- of mlumulls have
«hand out illm lili‘viat lllmln r.-..~nll:.‘
l.-.l In pcrlnlt lmy govt-niluent llllsillcsn
in no on until nu» ll limc ml the: lurln’ hill
one lukcll up Latin-lo uf Mullltolm
"hymn-ll tn culling on \lIlIl iIlI‘ nupcr-
ullllllulcli hill urui wull sulipnrlmi by Sir
l'imrlcn 'l‘llppvl ull-i Mr. I-‘mllcr. Tito
l‘l'l‘llll mm that ”in wwvrlmu-ltl was
.mmwllnl to min-urn lilo llnllm- without
“Milli: Ilii)” luminous luwllllllc “lift" of tho
Mllt‘i‘ ltnvcl‘mllcm llllllt worn wally.
fichnnicr. "to "ruin.
Ncw ilatun. Mull T. Hchrmlc-r. the
"villluw ill-zllcr,‘ lnmic hill liillIiIt'il lip—
llt'ltlilllt‘" llcrl- ul’n-r. no lw rlulmn. a foot
cl“ «ill than in ”l" illntllilitillii of Monica.
Ilium: llml Ilim' he til-rillrcn that he‘
litnit‘il no luml ullcl titul ultlcr was all
lllul pumml hie lips. Mrcltlly actors!
Illlllllil‘tl mull. lmluclltllld children. mug;
of ”Mn ltullulw itlllI lit-«lulu of tho Inimr.
lmt chm. Till“ I iuwdcll hilt ullltl‘lcro on
Alt-adult strccl null hurl him pm his
Illllltlil .wcr tin-m Mill alt-o "Will in:
lllcsslun.
'llo l'nnlml For Them.
'l'rcnllm. April 7» The board of p".
«inn» llml lmn unrlcr collulllerutlou the
llppllcullolm lm cultlmutulioluuf mills
toms in tin- cosm- of Minter t‘lsn'lton
and Jfli‘illl .lnlmwm. both of witum wan;
.‘unvlclr-tl lu munurscl county of mur-
(II‘I' in tile ill-lit «tome. (”inunnu killed
in: employer. and Johnson, who was a
colored preacher. murdered Annie lloy.
cm The lulsrll declluml lo interfere.
and twill own will my the death m-
olly. -
The tensile ("hummus-iii}.
llnllllm. Alli'll imitation L. roaring.
Jr. of the million Athletic «tantalum
lit-flutter! ii. II. he almond“ of New
Yuri: in llul moo round for the omit»
tour clllm mills ehnmtilnfllilih of the
llnlml lllsleo here. World. won. 64.
ad. or. M. m it finely played contest.
This install loom two Malt own in
tin lnummsm tor tile duels. sell to.
loot-time Mum and “milieu will hm
it slit to it om.
W
w m M Nun tut-
”—I—m
IOU?" NORWALK.
‘ooldbargés New York Hillinory mt"...
We shall continue with our opening until further
notice, on account of receiving new styles daily.
We have put. on sale for this week only
Electric Seal COLLARETTES, at $2.25 l
Cannot Be Bought Elsewhere for Double the Honey.
Goldberg’s New York sillinary Parlors
53 WALL STREET, NORWALN,
()crosm: KilRWALK Huron.
Wlth steam or hot water, get the best boiler on the market, the
GortonSideFe‘edBoiler
It is conceded by the most reputable manufacturers to be the bCSi.
It has more available firesurlacc than any ll )USC heating butler
built. therefore a greater ccllnomy of fuel. Call at
W
NASHeVANscows,
And let them glvoyou an estimate for heating yourlloute.
Cor. I. Iain and West Struts.
DDRNIDTIOUY
m I v OLD AND RILIAD
on”. mm .0.
LI
DaiinirectFreightLine
BETWEEN
NIW YORK.DOUTH NORWALK AND
NORWALK.
THE PROPELLERS
CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE AND
I
VULOAN,
Will luvs- Pier :3. E. R. Bushman strut. New Yorknlt s p. m.
Luv. Nomnlms p. In; South Nmsilt 6 :1. ill. Freight received from
7 s. at. to 3 1:. fit. Upon application to agents the City of Normal:
Rule and Vulcan will be not lot special lots at freight anywhere in
New York or its vicinity.
All W m forbid trusting any at the employees of the helm oi
till: line on mount oi the ovum that-oi. .
WW
‘ soot-cry one not.
~|liullult “an
Wuhlntton. Andi: '
was mom in _,
Cuban question. Ind
our stormy ‘
personal charges.
bums called up
[that a slate of War '
recognising both but”
lie spoke for some time;
ole manner on the
aroused by Mr. Finis
rlesof sharp ”torts.
declaration by Mr.‘ . n
of sending a. lawyer“
gate the case of Dr.‘ . .
templated. the admin-
tvell to send a ship or
and demand redress, _ ‘
At another point Mr; . '1'“
Mr. Morgan's stateroom
prisons were “stulfed‘_ . . ,
prisoners. declaring tha "
tiun reaching him (Hula
no such condition ex
Mr. Morgan salted ‘ .
tlon came from and than ,
that he knew where it .
the world knew where it.
the senator from. Maine _
the fact that he was in m
with the Spanish authori
lndignontly denied that ‘
tion came from Swish
said it was furnished. in
American citizens.
The Morgan resoluti
and went to the calendar
gun will continue his.»
given notice of a moti
with the Cuban resolution
vote. .
Most of the session was
bankruptcy hill, Mr. Stew
speaking in opposition.
drifted to the financial ti ,
Chandler and Mr. Stewart M
amusing discussion on g \
During the discussion Mr. M ‘
of South (‘arolina introduCéd‘
(ion for tho immediate that .
of senate committees and the £1
all vacancies. He spoke briefly
first time since entering fit
the injustice of keeping ih
torn from committee service. 2 2 .
The following nominations were N- '
coil-ed from the president: ' rl
' To be assistant secretary of the navy,
Theodore Roosevelt of New York; to
bc chief of the bureau of “Milan-1n ‘
the llcpurtnlcnt of the navy. Capillll'.
A, S. Prownlnshicldl U. 8. NJ to be,
chaplain in the navy. the‘Rev. W. 6.
(toward of Maryland; to be collectorot
internal rcvcnue for the mud dil-
trlct of Tonnessce. A. J. Tyler at Thu-
nessm: m be collector of internal ' -
cnuc for lIlc Sixth district of Vlr nil,
Park Agnew of Virginia. ' '
Young John Atkinson and His Javelin.
“'ilc Burrito Forgiveness. ‘
Atlanta. April I.—~Cupid now rules in
triumph uvvr lIlt‘ cxcculive mansion M
licurula. Mr. and Mrs. John P. Atkin-
son ilavc low-n formally recognised by
tho gowrnur and his n‘lfc.
'i'hc rullmncc of the» young son of
Hutu-rrmr Atkinson. who passed his lil-
lwntll ycill‘ only our month ago. and at
Miss All“ li)‘r.‘i.lilc liquor-old daughter
uf iIll' pllIvIIi‘ht'l‘. ('hnrles P- Byrd. b .1!
inn-rusting our. When William Atkinson \
clinic in Atlanta as governor two years
ago. Ilt‘ brought with him an intern-tin;
family. (Ilt' ilI'Il‘S-L uf whom. John F.
Atkinson. was liwu but ill. a curly held-
cll l‘llllc Adullk, with blue eyes.
it “iii! no unmivl' that the lzvyeareou
duuglllvl' ul' .1 llI‘IKllIl'W dropped her dolls ‘
ill lllllllil'ulluu as till” looked upon “III
youth. At first it was romp and DI”.
l'nlllllg humps Iillflll lhc aldewflkl of j
I'cul Itll'cc :tllli hum of hanging over m
gar-hr. gain. 3
A lllnllll’l algn Ijul‘n-l‘nor Alklnlou m '
1.11le from his llurchip at 3 Hum Jones
lII'l‘IIIIK and laid ”till his eon was try-
in}: 1-. plug... ltllll lln- bright young girl
“in. hull 'UI'ill'iI Il"l‘ fourtecnth year.
Mr zll ltlll‘i‘ innit lélviui it) mid lI’lP I‘ll-
mnmc. in this lw on» aided by the
girl's fnllwr. “no packed her off to a
“Ilillll‘y fit‘IlmlI.
Iiul. nil ltIl't-itlly told in these dil-
ltltll lit-s tllc [liltlm of tilc stern parent!
lull-«l, fur nu \Vt'illlv‘lldfl)‘ last the young
lu-nplr clnpl-rl mill Wt‘t‘c mlrflfid.
Al llrul Illil‘l'l'illll’ Atkinson WM deter-
mluml in hut.» lilu marrlugc declared
null (“HI mid. but it occurred to Alf.
llyrll llml iw “HUM hllvc the Vi‘ul‘lt of
it ill ”till i'iiih'. '
"'l'hc tumor of my olmlglllcr,” said M.
"is ul mum l iIItI all I would to prevent
IIIt' nulrtlngc l I'Iisii'lt'rnn‘d with “IO
luwrl'llnl' in cch l‘l-Hpccl. but now {Tilt
l ilutv l'NIIithIHI vtwry cffort by hid-
illu ulll my .lauuhlcr in u m'ltottl. WM"
i thought ullc “lllIIiI lm antic. ind (it.
unwrum'u tum Iiitl pursued her time
llml lml ic-r Iiilil IIlII cnllmliflmflli E
lunnnl millWIlli in anything but that
tho murrillnc flIlitII llc fully rccumthf’
(intnt‘l‘lm‘ Al‘Itilullm mum (‘amfl L0
Hymn. \. n)- or liliflkii’lfl'. Hill only
llllll SII'I. ACNIMIM
I‘llnlll'l mwnd «'IIIHIIII'I' i’t'ltl’ It
I. haul
"After all.“ NiIiI iw. "It in but to It”.
\‘Hllili-t. l mu ill‘ttiilI all my loll. HQ 5!
n yum”: man of lalom. "c hail proud
IIl“ [uttwviiitlllll of It'll. and I WIII w
I run in ("Willi tiw couple “1le
nrmi pin. 0'! in "to world."
TELEGRAPHIC entvmu.
Alilll'i'W .I ”My”. It IW‘ m
Yuri. pnlllll litll nmf‘ million”. “at”
Houlllsnullnn. i‘ilmlllld.
William J. Brynn usual in tile
l'nilcll Mulch promo mum high“?
of tilt» t'nlllil'y ‘f Nebraska‘s mm
frclgilt l'itIl' ism". '
A girl who was granulated from m
mitotic. vailulnmtun. “Unit. I!“ m
confound lo luakllut mull trout m
«ml lullllilm the girl Ittltiittltl. ~ ‘
in m.- rmlmnul mo inquiry tum
dim iilr John Willtlll‘llliy ,
lily,» his when» for Inliltt‘iiil‘ CM is
innit-rial authority for the am '
ii. r. Mulls. who dimmed W
cm»... 0.. WM were also m .
lawn nil-limo with forum all
to mum. our armed ill .-
Mich.
imprint-ll it. l'slooileiimiitlc n ‘
Hill! lunrchlttll in ms twill. "
owl from starvation ill!
itlnue. hill M? W ‘
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