, liter , _ minnow
in no misfit... in uiuou,
'. in Hutch it tut. tvn begun
litter. the palm arrived in
it the court
H . y with people that
u ink for the officers to open
‘ Melony wide enough to admit
‘ little. eutltlod to enlen Admission to
the courtroom was by ticket.
, , Chill Justice. Lore and J ridges Chutes
‘ {_ noun». and David T.’ Morvel were
_. . um the bench.
‘ owned on the special Jury We). 51
. were. coiled before the twemh Juror
um accepted nd sworn.
After the in . had been chosen n re—
” was taken. When court motgcned.
John C. Blizzard of Milton. a surveyor,
“I called and submitted a map of
Whun river from Milton Bridge to
Vonchn's ding. ‘
Riley. Willlnrn W. Moir, assistant rec-
tor of. the Church of .the Holy Com-
munion. New York city. then took the
stand. He swore he married James M.
Gordy and Estella M. berm at the
ehurch. Twentieth street and Sixth ave-
nue. New York. on Feb. 25. last. lie
positively identified Gordy as the man
and also identiiled pictures of Estella
i, Mary Lewis, or Gordy. as those of the
women he had married to Gordy.
Mrs. Blanche (Aim-lets. sister or the
‘ dead woman. was the next witness. She
”swore that the body was that of her
sister and identified the diamond ring
taken from Gordy as one owned by the
dead woman. She albo‘identiiied lllv
silk has and curling irons found in
. Oordy’ii room the day after the murder
and every nrtirle of furniture til the
freight depot' here which was ‘shipped
to James M. Gordy from New York
two dnys before the murder. The \vlt-
. ness was visibly alter-ted during the
email—examination. but her etnry was
not shaken. Miss Dubriclt of Brooklyn.
a cousin of the. dead woman. i-orrolm-
rated Mrs. (ineletz's story. John Rob-
inson. n fisherman. told how he and
his partner had found the body rind
towed it to Milton. 800 yards away. The
feet of the corpse were amok in the
mud a foot or more. and they had to
raise the body before they t'utlltl tow it
up the creelt.
SAYS TUTTLE SHOT HER.
Mn. Tuttle of Botsford Station Count the
Arrest of “or Cotnnton law lluslmntl.
Danhury. Conn, April 13.~—When the
larmers who had been searching all day
for the two tramps. supposed to have
shot old Mrs. Tattle. at iiotsrord Stu—
tion. returned from their rhuse las
night, they found that the woman's
husband hail been arrested. Deputy
Bheriil’ Rogers 05 Newtown luacame sus—
picious on not-ount of the (allure of his
men to rupture the tramps and we‘ll! to
the Tuttle house. when» he overheard
u. conversation whirh led him to arrest
Tultle. He took his prisoner to New—
town and pint-ed him in the lorltup.
Mrs. Tuttie ntterwnrd conformed to
him that her husband shot her and that
she concocted the trump story to shield
him. She is the man's oommnn law
wife. and on Friday her daughter name
from Bridgeport to induce her to leave
him. They qunrreled. and it is stip-
posed that Tuttle shot bar while in it
. rage. She still says that trumpn stole
the eggs. as she said, and that Tullle
shot at them. but the bullet hit her.
She is in a precarious mndition and too
ironic to permit of tho ofilrers urging
her to make a romplete ronlession. Two
then were arrested near lirookiield on
suspicion 01’ being the two trumps in the
case.
lleoimtion of 0 Railroad Mu.
Baltimore. April iii—Charles ii. Scull.
4rd. . enerél passenger oxvnt of tho [lolli-
' ghfi and Ohio railroad. has resigned.
to. lie effort April 15. Mr. Sruli. who
has Men with the road ten yvnrfl. took
this action because at the appointment
of D. B. Martin of tho Big Four no gen-
eral passenger truiiir mnnuxm' of the
Baltimore and Ohio. It is understood
that Mr. Scull was offered it i'nmiillvra-
hie inducement to mntinue in bid pren-
ent vupariiy. but buelnrsu reasons made
it impossibil- for him to entertain surh
mule-lion.
Lecture by n lint-one“.
New York. April ill. 'Ilnt'onoas von
Bulow. niece of the liurulnw von Mu—
rrinhiiit: iiniow. lin- lifelong friend of
l-‘roebei. uddi'emd tin- kin-irritation
lonelier! of NowJ'ork nmi vivlnity in
tho uiliemiily hull oi the l'niiml ifhiu‘i-
(it'll billidlnfl. The hull wait t‘l‘linlt‘iI.
'I'ho iiurunv-uzi' until-elm was lurguly ll rm
View of her nunl'u iiillili'lpulliili in illu-
(it-marten Worli. Hln- told of lho- urnoih
o! inli-lllmvnre in tin» child and illl' lor-
mitilon at its mind. and dm-Iuml thitt
Froebel had been inspired.
homo Naval Channel. .
“'illlhliiutun, April i:l.~ «('nmmmluro
A. Kiwis has been deiuiimi no proul~
dent of the .novui retiring board in
pint-e of Commmluri- l‘. id. .‘nrinn. lilti-
ulun w. l'owpimm from tho l‘inrinnntl
to the lion Fromm-o. Ensign .l. P.
titties from the lion From-tum in the
Cincinnati. Elilltfli L. Ii. Junta {ruin
the (Elnrlnnnti to the Minneupoliu.
Chief Ennlnwr t‘. it. ltm'llti'i‘ to duty
on liltieitllitiot'iltm lmnril.
mm
”out...“
A heroine to flood.
Toronto. April trio-Mm Abigail Berli-
or, the heroine u! lmnx tmini. on Luise
Erie. Whmiii durum timed hu iwntt im-
mortalized in Canadian wing and story.
in. ii iii “id. in dire imwrir. till it wild
Muller ninth to yours: nun i‘hl' no»
«ed a uhipwm-iieu Now from tho uuri
Willey hint aimumi pm'luheil. ’1'th
militia loci-intone will ha tilillliil to
will it petition in tho brow old winni-
‘fll
m...
Helium/“ii like to timid. .
m April lilrvA (Illipillt'h r...
wind by The lilorio do is Merino from
Mr“! tiny: that I‘Millllutil Miskluley
mlohlly altered the friendly mediation
of tho i'nltetl iiititoii in tuition iti‘i'iiirii.
Mr tinnitus do! i‘initillu. iiw primu
tliinlliler. replied. tinnitus Mr. Ml'Killv
m {or the um and mueeiinc thut
thii tutti-ii than not: no work all nil-
httsten in that country.
i Win tom em.
tire corridors om ”
O! the till then with“
‘ lion Min
m. it
The very best. Grown in the
cold,northeast. where nature denies
existence to all but the hardiest. The
Aroostok County, Maine. Seed Po»
tatocs inherit those qualities which
make them LEADERS in the seed
potato: world. Rose.Stars,Quecnr,
Hebrons and Northerns. Higher
in price, but when quality is con-
sidered. by far the cheapest lor
the grower.
48c half bushel, 25c: peck.
Also Bone Meal and Cotton Seed:
Meal for fertilizing the lawn and
garden.
Henderson's Lawn Grass Seed,
in cartons containing one quart.
Every package contains a pamphlet
“How toMaitc a Lawn." 20c qt
or$5 bushel. Also
Sweet
Pea
Seed l »
MF—
The finest in the land.
[ORENZO‘ DIBBLE.‘
11 North lain Street.
IISY III PLEISIII' 70 “IE
Patent
Medicines
EASY
MID PLEASAIT
1'0 .
TAKE
AtOIlPrioul‘
Geo. G. Stillson’s
DRU. ITORI.
l2 Washington 3t” Solarium.
Horses!
m
minimum».
*-
l0 pair heavy western "'9‘ lorm
ii single native homes.
ii pair mules.
300 loads horse manure.
m
itiliillifliuintltiuntiuii
M
I
inquire at
IAYIOID BROS.
In. lonelh.
WAWNI i
In ”I mend-loud.
5MP“ “3088
" ‘ Always the Same -
Price 90c bushel, .
r
Flro. it". and
Aonldont . -
iNsunAnctt
lint lat-to nil house dust
Doesn'
W “it“ ... M"
and Bloch Bo
omen. 5 WAD mos.
Nexthos‘tOfla.
80m NORWLLK. t t t : CONN
V?i‘lf’..?‘il‘¥“'§9‘“l’""‘m “Wm
SMITH NORWALK - - .
SAVIIBS III!
II Wthlngton Our-oi.
Open daily from it to 1‘3 n. m., and from
i to :i p. m. and on Months evenl
mm'flu 8. ' I up
Interest allowed on Gawain.
ALDEN sonnms Preet.
JOHN H. Ficulllti. hum.
JOHNH. KNAPP. Sen. and Trent
. J. O.JENNINO$.
Paper-Hanger. Galclminer“
Painter.
DEALER I“
WILL PAPER “0 BORDERS
1 NORTH MAIN STREET
South Norwnlk.
Sample Books of Latest. Style. 01 Paper!
Borders and Gill. Mouldln. token to
hotltieri tor inspection. on no on by pound
mo
Estimates Cheerfullv Given.
J. D. léfi'fiifios.
U N D E RTA K E R .
KNIGHT STREET.
Norwslk.
Opp. Street Railway Depot.
RESIDENCE ELM STRET.
TELEPHONE CALL. 11.
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THE .
NORWALK BUILDING
COMPANY.
Aided by our atemn dot-ticks. saws. bor-
ing machines. etc.. we can quote
LOW PRICES OK
All Kinds of Timber Work!
Churches.,l°‘actories or any horse Build-
ing work a spezinlty.
SHOP. RIVERSIDE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
lESLiE GAMBLE, Inhaler.
- n u -
only
L immvéfig‘flovymflfhm
"1339...;t2e‘éfl ....'
cn'ron’s vn'
Cum general or Ipoclnldebillty. vehicl-
um. sprrnutorhtrn. emissions. In! tency.
parcels. an. tum.“ functional d write".
.mmi 'in errors or emu u, qillnhly rest: m.
Luz! Manhood in oil or y 'ig. giving vi or or...
strength wimrc lulmcr woo .1 n prevmln. ('1 n
vrutcnt pmticngr, scrapie, rill uni, and legitimate
J (limits Qutctt Aiw Tnonouou.
{in-'1 o'rruirrli by n ."Iutmur: mint m
CA10N'S Viulllcrl. Sn: mauled ii your (n.1,;
ml il-rs nut Ii we it. l‘vire ‘l ‘11 ivl'zgf, (i [or ”
with written guarantee oi complete corp,
lliinr'iuttml. t' ‘ ‘ffZla1‘», tilt, ‘i mli-‘riitul
Send «I it. 'dl I Mr: and . i u l r :i week't
ilul ire itnir . ‘ir only w it u it per-inn F"
CdTON .. -3. 00.. 3053 .Jit. Uh...
Sold by 1300. U. Bullion, South Nor
walk!
x
.n «l .
DR. Man's “
Piilliilll Hill
The only irate. sure and
reliable Female l’iil ever
nth-rod to Lildlt's, Espt»
,clslly recommended to
married Ladies. Auk for
nut. nonvol-
. PEIIYIIVIL Pitt!
and take no otiwr. Sermon mum“.
Brit-e 01.00 per box. 0 home {or 95.00.
H. I071"! lliililillll. 00.. m. iiiiit.
Sold by oil droughts.
Enigma
takes out ink, paint.
l;~.r, pitch, grease
and itaiiu irum ‘
clothing and car-
prii quicl ly and
t‘nilil‘it'li'ly :uul
pwrr'hiivuhm
“No Aniline-e in“ mu it Du.
N". pupil-neutit Hill". and “HM”
Nut imlmumuiilu. Int-pir- mil-C. loo
l... I. 80110". New Denna. 0t.
liold A. Dish-men d: Io. hor-
vrnlita llama! k hemm.molk.
Mill’s Nerverlie Pills
Tl» t
"ch393-
WOW 0
fl initially-iii
» “3100"!
main
5““3 Hi:
{Ii E All 1.,
I i of Hsivail.
‘ ' wmmnnmmnoiowni.
him monitor Wiping wu’t
. a. M John tho Jim mm:
to WW’WWW outs
that! by outlawing: With it,
San Francisco. April tau-The cable
.dirpntchtrom Yokohama declaring that
"to war vomit had been“ ordered to
Honolulu by the Japanese government
caused much excitement here. for it
muted to show that the United States
government had advance lntormntion
when. it dispatched last week the emis-
er Philadelphia to Hawaii with sealed
orders. The Philadelphia had just or?
rived at lion Diego from the Central
American station. and the officers were
expecting it long stay at Mare inland to
reiit when orders came to get ready for
want once. A large supply oi pro-
visions and ammunition was laid in
from this city.‘ It was given out that
the destination was Honolulu. but no.
orders were divulged. The cruiser sail—
ed on last Thursdoyzund should reach
the inlandn on April .5.
A writer in The Chronicle who is fu-
millor with all recent events in tho" lil-
lpnds says of this more oi Japan:
"The ordering of these Julianna:-
orulsers to Honolulu is in line with HIV
policy Japan has born worrying out for
many months. As long as no truuli'u
arose over the wholesale shipping
Japanese into Hawaii the mikado'a
ministers were content to increase the
colony on the islands from 1.800 to 2,000
a month. Now. however; that the Dole
government has been aroused to the
danger of this Aslutir influx, Japan is
determined to into force to see that im-
natives receive all the rights guaran-
teed to them by treaty.
"it is not probable that an encmm~
ter tvlll tulle place between the Plinth
delphia and the two Japanese oruisei a.
but there is no telling what the Jew
may do. as their easy vlotury over lit.»
Chinese in the lute war has made.- them
cm'lrey. and they think they could whip
Rtinsin or the liliiled Stilton with little
more trouble than they whipped Chi n.
The Plan of Jitp-n.
“The plan of Japan was to ill! the
islands with Jupatwue. irri-npertive of
the labor problom.‘ Then tvhvn they
had more Jana-lose in Hawaii than nu—
ilve llnwnllnns and more than all' the
other toreigners I-omlvined. they would
demand for thenim-lvrs the some polli-
imi rights that the ilallveti enjoy.
liven if they secured only limited sut-
lrnge they would soon be in it position
to dli‘t‘l’tlv llli‘ pnlit'y of the govern-
,ment. Then the timid Would have seen
Japan artunlly rulinit lhi- inlnnils. with
no rust to the honn- gin‘cl‘ilnlt'nl and
with no responsibility: Yet Japan
Would have been in at position to step
in and not us arbiter in any dispute ul‘,
in a vrisis, to take ut'tuul possession of
the islands.
"’i‘hitl thin was tin- rrai policy of Ja-
pan is shown by the {not that for nour-
iy at your the gnvornmeni has been
sending hundreds of ornlgrnnts i-very
month to liannii. although then- has
been no demand for plantation labor.
Wlinl is slgniilrunl is that moat of tin-so
immigrants hil\'t‘ made no «mm to get
“Ul'k. The sugar plantations are pron-ii.
ed with old hand», uhu linve still pnr~
lions oi timr mntrnrts to nork out. All
the menus-it of trade how long llt’i‘ll
lilliid “ltli lib-mi Yankees of tho til‘ioni.
who haw driven out the nullvc lla-
tvniiunu and t‘hlnese.
"llundru-ds nl thew recent arrivnls
from .lnpun in linwuii ln-tmy no L‘Vl-
dome of haunt: dun" lint-ii until at
home. in foil. tin-y iu'ilullg to tho slu-
dl'l‘ll t'lllillil. and they have llvml
lives of blimp-so on the islands, nppanu
onlly iiniltttnlnml in comfort in tin-
i-ntnpnns ilint brought tin-m over, 'i‘ln-
u‘lmlo iil‘ht'iilt' is «mo of tin- l.trxi-sl rob
nnizirm lots. in u [mliili‘til St‘liSt‘. llmt
lillfi nwr iwon ntlcniplml.
"i'lnvi Justno- Jud-i or Hawaii. in n
norm lulii ill ri-ituril in the Jitpnln-iie
, Ininil' problem on the islands. (in inrmi
that :00 .lnpnni-se who now i't‘lill‘llml
to lhvlr mvn mnntry rnme without it
inbor- i-onimrt or iiiihnut the iumls for
tinir illlllllll‘liilllt't', uhivii ihv llflllll!‘
prvsvriiws. ilv mire-i thu- Hi‘llllllil'nl of
all the whiti- l‘l'i'liii'iill‘ of the islunulii
\iiiu huvi- iirniwi‘i) iliii‘hmlu til sink.»
in limuv words:
" ‘Whul u‘v illili'il four is that the Jan-
utwuo. when they unlit u niunvrirul
Mlllll‘elllllt'y. pill thlnit tin-y ought to
how- pnlilivnl euprrmnry in tho luv
ilillilii. Ari-oriliint to the venous taken
on Nov. 1 inst Hit'l’i‘ are now in tho
lxinnibi Lit-iii? Japan-ow. :i.iiiil (‘hiiwmg
:il.iil!i liuwuimn n‘uilu-u. lino" hull
liltill'il. Milli Anwrii-unu. 2.257 illiiiuii.‘
”:52 ilivrmntiu. liii Fl‘vltrh. 37x Norma
plans. mm l’iirllliii’iii'. 435. South “on
lulnndi-rn. llllil iilhi or other nullnnuil—
iii-ii. 'l‘hv Jilliiliil'lii' arr int-reusing rup-
idly. lliiil if they rniitlliui- to Fill?!“ M
iii" run- of Lilli n wot-ii. nit liwy did
Over the titration ‘
Is the title of
a little book/ctr 3.;
we have had primal; It tells ‘
all ‘ about gall clot/m. It's ,...--
" free for the asking. . '
Americans did a sensible thing when
they borrowed the golf suit
from Ilia droid).
most comfortable suli ever made, easy to 99! mm.
It's the
why to go about m, and If is becammg to man or
80 Inexpensive are” bicycle mien every man who Mes
lreel'lombof limb may have a golf salt. In all wool
p/ald suit as low as $5. "ll/wilt the golf extension
or cufi‘ at the knee.
lo 572. Two
Ia'ml at MeIgs'
Mr. Henry Gardner.
l
g
l
years of Me Hub Clot/1mg
suns to one.
Camera
for. 27
Beginning at $6 the suits have ilns cull, made of line
motion—and prices go as lug/I as 818. A good
many of our regular suits can be malehed will a
pall' alga/f trousers for 82.50. 84. S5 and 4‘6 up
Your real golfer ml/ wear a pml chem! coal mill high/y
colored Imported Scotch n/ald pants. Coats are 86. .
Bells and sweaters and golf stockings of every wanted
lineup.
Co. has Idenllfifll himself open Monday. Friday and.
mill us.
L...........................
m-m. -m.-... m... . om“-..
full and complete line in Suits. .lno
Fur Collurottes. Wenre hay
$6.00: nuunot be bought olsi
Saturday E venmgs.
BRIDBEPORT. 60/!”
OF
Bonnets l
Ll. SIREN} NOR'ALI,
Orrosm: Nonwam Horst.
Goldberg’s New York Millinery Palace.
EASTER WEEK msmn "
Trimmed and Untrimmad Hats and
a
At: very moderate prices; it full and complete line of Flower». Feathers. limit-
tnente. Atgrottes. (Jinnah. Wings. Birds. Boas. Etc. We have also added a
. hols. Cloth Capes. Skirts. Wrappers and
introspscini sole ulFurCollaretoo. "0111.2 25 to
‘ where for double the money. We cordially in-
vne you to inspect our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Goldberg’s IawYork uuiinery Palace,
With steam or hot water, get the hem boiler on the market, the
GortonSideFeedlBoiler
it it conceded by the most reputable manufacturers to be the best.
it has more available fire surface than any house heating boxler
, built. therefore a
greater economy oi fuel. Call at
NASH &VANSCOY’$.
And let them give you an estimate for heating yourl. ouae.
Cor. I. Iain and West Struts,
nouvu uonwaut,
Jr. was limited et. 10:0;
ihiii morning. “with killed his
her mother. Mrs. Bridget Una-
li‘nbruury :32. Hill". Multin.
illil‘ wot-it i'l'i'tllllly, it will not ho long
lwlorv they have overrun till ”W is-
Ismlii.‘ "
Innnrnneo Freud.
flamingo. April lli.~-Proi‘t>uor A. A.
"01“!» or Schenectady. N. Y.. hue by. n
l'iiilVll‘li'll iii llullutmi llptt and lined,
the vitamin iiiilillitii him lwinl ihiil by .
i'tilli'l‘h’t‘ .
{nine represunlntionii he
money from 25 littl'tiuliti whom he in-
litlli'il in the Family l’rotot'tivi- union
of iiuuiun, u mrtmrutlon that hits no
inul utundinu in New York utniu.
Innuendo linoleum! to litiiith.
Minimum. Minn. April ifi.-~~Juiiuo
iluliin hull senionrml to lions Aug. iii
in will Koliililtii of Miami l'lly. lit. .Kelw
lli..m «mi in. brother l‘lilllll‘il u intuit
in thirliufli in November and killed
the. melt. Thi‘y lied on blender and
Win" rennin three days litll'l'.
hroxiwr was iiiilotl it! the rupture.
w,.,...... .tMW.W«—~
loundiurlu at Work.
NM lliivun. April iiiwiilitoi-d iii n.
litrwnvluu ll lire hug M’dl‘t'.
hours three liulidlnuu Milli boon imma-
mi. owl while the will in» iluifli‘l inoi
been Milli no end at esoiimiieni lulu
lliittll ”Mimi. peter-liven tire on tho
twill oi liltl tin bun.
..d,-..WMW
Wil$lfi Will liontrilim oi ohm
it! York. April itwmivu hill
MI! iii oily that the tiermm rm»
Iii tit
. tlperiiul to The nominal.)
l“l‘lni' ‘
Within it! ..
urinal. attempted to commit
.l.,_‘l‘“”°it“”‘~‘“i‘.'~ ,
trial timed Firm.
iii.--'i‘ho limit
Aloiilnuon. iii;
i Mi: Chicano (in. 83 l-d:
. 7i: limb ltlnud, iiil lull:
ii Mi: Western Union. 80 Ml:
Padilla. iii M; New Jenny
l’l-il.
a Well-Known ilulivry.
lipwiel lo the mum»
taut“ iii-«JP!» Bit-initiation
o and well-known hottiur .
looted by John William-.yu
hotel nun. who will renovate
. will open tor bunnie- tint.
'7 ‘ ti View» millet.
m o to: w.)
April ii ... ti.
mi
l
. i (it ii
.333: thallium it
“I“ M- 3 WM ‘
Md! “Mahdi
CONNCQ
remain quite a , which was
d‘i‘nribnted among the porn: riot oi the
o y.
At the in... Buil.—~"th—Yiitt
uronthepnrrdein? Why. whtio’ii your
moot?"
8hepberdou-Mmfi you with m?"
"I understand ilmtho lludleyl have
poi-toil. Whom the trouble?“
"lib. tiisiutl tint he obit-0d M."
“You‘llon'i any not How?"
"its elven plugged hit our full at
notion whenever he entered ilio homo.“
'i‘iuum nuts to hunt thet my own are
timviun all their mountain: In that
they not main their oiirsrl shorter.
Gallerw'divyour i'llltfl‘ in?"
Little iivilio~"Wliiit ll your name
plea-ti"
(“Widow tell him M iii: old
irioud all ."
Little Holliemt'l‘lum l luau he ain't
It m.
l limit lillli tell lilillllm it my hill
«on in wuu't iii lint».
uiuou'ouuuooo.
to lean tlon ooloniot. and there
till.
podium! mo nu.
mm mm, .9 doviliuti in term“ of tilt Boil
lulliliih yit button. N. .i..
iii hinti-
m, W i.
1‘!“le dill“ Milli it'll“ dill. a“ from
..t.-..euintnmufiuu&m
Bullion. on lilo l’ '
numbering about, i'
besieged by amt.
‘ new! it!» he
. of Ill ”1:" ism?
“mills in . »
the fourth attempt
able to little front in .
The iii-mm on»
is only two hours. ,
Throughout that on
hitherto been no I, x ..
sur‘ents. the mint: .
ohlets killed ‘nnd lotto,
The plan of the, _
copy Baitino. in. order to
Turin from with): uni-o, ,
position. Directly the ‘,
the frontier their mam» ,
Inmatio’n calling upon!
and Epirotes to rise for
is an unconfirmed
surgents_-nre contin
uni-hockey by the '1' ,
A dispatch from Lari“ ‘ , ,
utters continue to blot: _ '
in reported thnt . ,
tnentn are now on routq
The remainder of the
token up'stron; posltl‘o
lain». The" latest detail:
that the invaders dyn . '
ish posts opposite 'Hu
ilnngia. The troops 3t
kept standing under Aarihé ,
yesterdny alternating; ‘
that the raid would his lip ;
There has been on o‘ «
pox among the Turks.-
are reported at Damn-l.
w
Crown Prion on . , ‘
Athens. April lids-Th;
Conalantin will shortly i”
to inspect the/posts on the , .
will be accompanied by QM
infantry and a squadron
It is reported here that j
equipped by the EthM'
ready to enter Macedon]!
terina and another to enter
the island of Corfu.
NIHILISTS CAP‘i'u
Lodging lion-c Belonging
lined In Bull;
London. April 13.4111: Sty .
correspondent of The Tum
stated in well informed drum , file
other nest of plotters woo ..
there a few days ago. in
one 0! the most. fashion: ‘
forest. The police raided u 9i?
ing house belonging to. I.”
Russian prince. The mid
during the night. and the
a secret printing press. it . ;.
proclamations and o. l Uquutilty
other revolutionary literaturo..j .
A number of arrests hiya m i
Most of the suspects are youngrvcrm
and both sexes are included. There It'll
there is said to be at least one corern-_
nwnt official. ‘
in no way connected with the inner
strikes. and it seems probable that there
at')’ lituVPllK‘lit.
Cuckoo ('olline Cnu‘ltt-
Sarramento, April iii—lit an inter-
view Jami-s Collins. arrested in this
rity. acknowledges that he is "cuckoo"
t'ollins. wattle-it by the. police 0! Belle
vor for the robbery of the Jewelry itore
1396. Thu» robbery was one bf them
and, \vnlitmi of! with a tray computing
$10,000 north of diamonds. After “I.
burglary Collins went to Austrflli. He
tells how a rhange in the church-pt
a British Vessel on \vhirh he 5w” flew-
out untml him from being captured“ by
deter-lives at Honolulu. 1
flennte Votes to Tu All Clubs.
session. tvhirh lasted until 2:30 thll
morning. the senate passed the Rhine-
lnw amendments. which at a recent it?-
pttlilirnn muons more made a party
monmire. 'i'ln- principal amendment.
and um, liVi'i' Whit-h there it” been it.
bitter light. providmi that all clubs
“in-rein liquor is served must pity a u-
ioon ili'emw. 'l‘lw vole till the filial pulls»
ugi- of thy nit-usuri- stood year. 32: nuyn.
15.
Rnilnmlu‘ Time to Anon" Extended.
i’i’oshingtnn, April 13,—Theintoriilllo
manna-rip iliiliiilliilllufl hill extended
until blur l: the um.» within which
rennin mull-i running into New York
it is understood that the Comping! ll
is a rerrudesvenve of the old monum- ‘3
daring nn‘t‘m‘m-d. The runnltnduo
t‘illlrt‘ilt'l'fill’fi. but went into flté "Orb .,
Albany. April l;i.~u\f'ter an animated '
nu students among those arrested. but. -
or l'hiitesltliwn & Sons on mil 0.. ,
. .
V'ol‘a‘l’tz' rity new diverted to nlilwut' rum“
”3'“, plain”! ri-lnliie‘ to milk rum. 'l'lio
Milli pt'ilit’ltml ilt‘ft’lldllnl roads It? "W DOI-
tiirmi “will“. harmonious and Weptern.0n-
Willi torin and Western and the trivia.
“hill .
will} TELEGRAPHIC anzvrrils.
lliilli 1mm»: «it the New York legit-
lniui'e have voted to adjourn anally
iii‘lditn‘id "ii Alli” 3‘. ,.
mwuhm l‘lliilill‘i‘vlii ul pel'wlil ore rtpot‘ltd lo ‘
,4qu be dying oi Narration lit 0th tilt uti-
..........~. ..... - “Will! of on I-itlrnllvr tnrninr.
.‘ilit iii Trill ilnitI-d titular Iupmut Milt
‘I‘i‘li-illim‘t: i’uililiiliii' in lilti "Ittitiit llohu
or" mild.
ilmirm' W'lllllillili Wt! him i
'i‘lw New motions. which hum
minim: llii‘ vo-i-ivi‘lloli til Mm .‘
Then: was a lively dull“! iii “HM
1th noon.- at t'tilllmfit'lll on tilt m
,msiitiim, illill it lliillliill “ill ‘0 . i
(w. i' insular wan retooled by o with
iii" In iii.
mov. .ioiin l'liiii Mt’livflM
wow. «it n pmmlncni Null? Im‘
‘hylorid‘i l’hlll‘i‘li. hill Withdi’lillii .
‘ the uranium-y sud wiil mm the.
wipnlvtnlnlltry. ,
will. owner. an! oriiithduitd, . .
-urlty nod unlit i'oni no iii ]
3...“- Y'it'lt. tiller Militia “will“ ’
mun-u and lielr. and her My,
mmu to tilt thorium
(ignite: W. l’li‘iwtt ii! I
maul; nut volition hr
"unwind hi! blown «it «do
and milieu e timuor ill iiiiit tit
‘ intuition that mail on lilo ,_
[or ”awning tin toilet
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