W
.o‘l‘. minimums?” ..
mmwfim has n.-
. 'm'l'hgamiegefmneeof ‘li’.§"o‘." R.
’gflralfmmnefinrmf
. umsredemfwffim will preach
in Bushido chapel. Bunday afternoon
at it 'oYelock.
The bill appropriating $2,500, a
for two years to
has passed the House.
A. 0. both represented Parnassus
Council. R. A.. at the Grand Council in
Bridgeport. yesterday.
In Fowler W. R. C. will hold a
fanny. sociable in the G. AB. Bell,
Washington Met. tonight.
The millinery business of J. Goldberg,
in Wall street. has passedinto the hands
of Simon Jails. of New York.
93mm: Benton, "5r Lowe street,
found one of his cows dead, this morn~
lug, when he went to his barn.
. The moms attire Catholic club-house
are furnished and all ready for the club's
.Imoker, which takes place tonight.
. “.-
Onkes and Milles have finished paint-
year
in; thecorset shop roof and gutters for '
E. E. Gotham. the East Side painter.
p Concord Divisiou.Sons of Temperance,
has invited the District Division of
Farrfield county to meet here on Monday,
May 10th.
The rolling of the crushed stone in
West avenue. South Norwnlk. with the
town road roller, should make the street
one of the best in town.
The semiannual session of the Grand
Division, Sons of Temperance, convened
at Hartford, in the G. A. R. Hall,
Cheney building, at it) o'clock this morn.
ing.
The yacht Carrie, owned by Eben
Hill, Captain William Tobey in corn—
ntsnd, will be placed in commission
May lst.
Staff Captain and Major Console.
formerly of this place, will farewell
from Bridgeport. Saturday night, and
go to New York.
After the mid-week service at. the
South Nor-walk Congregational church.
tonight. the church committee will
meet those who propose joining the
church in May.
The Y. W. C. T. U. will hold its an
nual meeting tomorrow evening, Willi
Mrs. G. F. Watt-rs. 1? Day street, at
7:45. All members are urgently re-
quested to be present.
The furniture of Rev. Frank A. Son
field, the new odor of the Norwalli
Methodist clitlrcli,urrivod yesterday, and
was moved to tho Mentalist parsonage.
by Expressmau L. J. Reynolds.
The Woman's Christian Temrorinre
Union will go toihe Nor-ulnar Silllllf'hi’
Hommtomnrrowafternoon on the 2m
train, to hold its regular meeting in the
chapel. Everyone is cordially imitod
to accompany the Union on its trip.
Ila-Selectman Samuel Dnsknrn wit] nlr
tend the celebration of the one hundred
and secontl anniversary of the birthday
of Professor Lovell, of the liztttur-st-f
sohml. which Will take plain in New
Haven tomorrow.
Dr. 1“. W. llatmcr gave a hypnotic
seanceJart night, in the parlor» (.t‘ the
Mahackentollowl. and bull a murder
of subjects well nmler t‘ollft'ul. Cilll‘t'til't
Webster Innis needle run vhmuun hu-
srru without flinchlug while he was
under hypnotic influence.
As a result of the joint in oting of the
cilmniluioncraoftbnt and NI'W ”4V8"
counties. hold in Illtlluepm‘l, mnno rm
tonsive repairs :ro Ill be rmtdnnn rho-
Wa-hinmun bridge on r the Honsntont‘c
river. 'l‘le "Vlwllfllllllu change wnl
be from Wt um Mum and it will be
borne by tho llilloul ’I‘rtn lion company.
It is ntidetslmnlthattlto authorities
0! Fultllold hove Im‘attnl tho lll‘llflll
who as «I the dyusnntto on the band-
tsnne home 0' om or '1‘. Jennings on U»-
bortru bill. but tint on ntrmtrt will fo'~
low. The not Itot’lltoll are tunibletofnstou
the crime fllft‘fill! on um person refereed
to and do not Null to nova Ilt tho tumor
nnlosslhey aw nbto prove their one
William 'L‘. Hmilh. so rintendent of
the New flown the norm toleutallh.
who has lawn ctmtnted to his home four
months With a complication of diuml.
in now in it critical t-trndttlon. Mr.
Hill was pmidont of the monument
lists l'ttrnren'u smistnm when the an-
nnal mnrentlon was held in booth Non
Ialtuunnt. lotto. He made many
friends “film the Ilremnn hers.
Five of III: candidates Iothorwcnl
Mumford city election burs minimum to
ill-sit mutant of their «stream so pron
old for bylaw. and Maintain batman
m Military lantwwd lIIIlWllllt'M that
lie will lurks molaltttt against then:
man them. It It relieved tintt
I lentil be the It» Institute of who»
the Notwalk hospital Miss
. ' Smith. Rom
we, Percy Cantrell and Hay Ale
3'. ,' ‘
Fromm intermedia‘thraes‘Will'
molt. Jennie Fairbanks. Elsie Kellogg,
Edna Blawson. May Dance. Edith Bun
bank,.lrma Smith-Sadie Weed, Clara
Stanfield. Willie Plenum. ‘Floreat (lan-
trell,Rlohud Hereby. H Sohlect-
lug, ,Jamea Lockwood. Wil Water-
bury and Berna Ferguson. , ' _
A leasing Easter service we; held in
the ethodist church by the Sunday
school. Sunday. «wing. It included
selections by the choir. recitationa and
songs by members of the school and an
address by the path», Rev. 8. A. Buds.
‘. Ball, Miss Mary Lindsey. Miss
Jennie Weed and Miss Jessie St. John
sang together. Howl and Ruth Fitch
sang aduet. as did Misses Sadie Weed
and Edna Blauson. Miss Stella Moore
rccibd. The infant class participated
in a body. Fiveboyjs earringcroases and
live girls wearing crowns e an ‘ exer-
cise entitled} “cross-land awn."
The eldest brother of Miss M. J.
Davis. formerly of the Elmwood school.
and well known here, died March tlth.
Charles F. Roster, of New York. died at
his home. April 4th. Mr. Koster was a
friend of Fitch’s Boldlers’ Home, Nero
ton, also of Eirntvood. school for more
thanascore of years. He was eighty-
six years ofege. He was the inventor
of artificial stone work as applied to the
Episcopal church , and the Soldiers’
Home. He leaves one daughter and
three sons.
as
Grand Juror S. C. Silliman was ap-
proached by a member of the Wee Burn
Golf club a few days ago. and salted as
to what he should do if golf-playing were
indulged in on Sundays. He replied
that, should anyone come to him With a
definite complaint. it would be his duty
to sign it and he should do so, although
he did not intend to go down to the club
grounds to get evidence.
The Musical jassociation gave a con-
cert in the Presbyterian church, Tues-
day night, under the direction of Benja-
min L Fitch. The society was assisted
by Miss E. .1. Powell and E. L. Murphy,
of New York, and Mrs. Frank DeCamp.
Miss Cora Dunn, Miss Florence Sammie
and F. W. Nichols, of Stamford.
Capt. A. V. Reed and family are due
in New York from the Bermudas. May
8th, when they expect tocome to Dericu
to spend a few. days with Mr. and Mrs.
H. M. Valentine before proceeding to
their new summer home in New Can-
sun.
The Easter services in the Congrega-
tional church. Sunday. were among the
most interesting ever held. The decor-
ations and singing were fine. A duct
was rendered by Miss Ada Conn and
Alfred Morehonse.
The Literary and Social circle met at
Mrs. W. R Monkey's, Friday evening.
The latter part of the Civil War was dis-
cnsscd. The next meeting will complete
six months since the circle was organ-
ized.
A new cnrpet for the Congregational
church was laid in time for Easter. ’l‘he
Eudcnvor society met Saturday after
norm and sewed the carpet for the social
I'UUlll.
Mrs. T. B. Wilson was in town last
work. The rt turn of Mr. and Mrs.
Wilson to their summer home in Dutien
has been postponed to the early part of
May. .
Deputy Sheriff Lyon. of South Nor-
wullr. came here. yesterday afternoon,
and placed an attachment. on proparty
belonging to Florence P. Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. liibbius attendtd
the funeral of Mrs. Lyon, of Port. (flu-s.
tor. last Week. Mrs. Lyon was a sister
of the late Dr. Sands. of Dorian.
Volunteer Hook and Ladder company
will have a practice nintornorrow ulxhl.
Members urn rt'tpiesml to meet promptly
at s o'clttck, at headquarters.
Mrs. John Willmott. of New Britain,
has arrlvrd in Uttrien to visit her sisters-
in-law.Mrs. “come 5. Bates and Mrs.
Tyler I". L on.
timrgc .. “union. of Darlen. a recent
graduate of Merrill college, is filling a
tuition with Beckett. Cartier-t dc to.
ow York.
The Cltsuoer club will meet wIth Dr.
(3. ll. Norton tonight. Milton's works
will be continued.
The Blinkesplaro club mot Monday
afternoon with Miss Helen Boolleld.
llev. Arthur Krona ls home from Iluf-
falo. where he attended a ntonttug of the
linemen. .
A. Floyd Delnlleltl has returned home
from Philadelphia.
ill. Lou'sttulltl met In the chapel.
yesterday afternoon. to not ready tt tux
ofolotbing, etc, which Is sent to the
needy every flatter time.
Miss Cliltrlotto Fitch. of Nth-omit. has
been the arrest of Mrs. (barge P. limit.
Mira Maud Kraft, u! hurdles. in m-
itts; her aunt. Miss Virginia ltdnoy.
Mrs. James If. Wilhelm. seumwuled
by Herbs“ and Ethel Vlrglnls. are titli-
tnn to I‘elhntn. N. Y. ‘
Stephen landward and family have
moved Into the boom formerly «copied
by W. ll. thiadsle. new of tire. N. Y.
’ Ill-a Abbie ”soon la virtuosic Bro-on
ya.
Mrs. William tilt-cot end tlsuahler
lines and lit. A. ll. liverworts and
«laughter Emily are in Wit-blown.
m for situation of that section of the ll ‘1
orttalsal practise wt. which pewter-s for
the this: of elective Olllonsott mate.
The rotary
"ll
#:Ihb and
there"
the if"! York. new
, road mosey
timer show so Increase In
tit , “wantdwmmn
e um 4' .
ta \gy sun N. «m m
' new so mm t~
“mimm gesture: ,Mi." 0
r l a
a M, the .
so: tillers. t.
, lmmmom
hrs I) U. ltylemfllnnklynmrpeuu
to no themlnsntanesrtrtttt list.
list about .
“titan tin-n nitrates! £23."
no. It. R Man In Ill ”
raters shortly irate W.
fits Wheat
'Atdso»
fl
i lumrseduspvama
ltltaeatsathtkfiietm , . enough.» .
Toboldhllthnfiew t. ,
I would use» nether seen one.
And. turning the monitor key.
N bireanisnt totlrop thsbos
To tbedeptbs of the deep"! on sea.
whence Transcript.
A [men's JEALOUS’Y.
“llolrert,” said Mr. Vyse, slowly,
gazing axially ui'ihe young clerk, “l
have no doubt that It hi you who have
robbed rne.", .
The hot blood flooded Robert Ac-
Innd's flot'lf and face as he took In the
full inonnlrng'of the words.
"I swear to you, sir,” he cried pas:
. slonmoly. "that you ,wrong nae—l
swear It by my soul!"
“I wish 1 oouhl believe you, Robert,"
Mr. tym- replied. “for I like you; but.
trnfortnnntt-ly. appearances are too
mnbli agnlnst you. What. may I ask.
were- you doing at five o'clock yrmtor-
dny evening in my private room? You
hull no right or business there."
"Nor was I." returned the young fol.
low proudly, drawing himself up to his
full height. ”I‘ve never been in this
room In my life except when you have
sent Inc. Has any one told you that l
was here last cvculngmlr?"
"You, Ilolrcrt. Your comrade. lib-h-
ard Starkie. assured me of It not ten
minutes ago." '
"Richard Starltlc!" exclaimed .\(--
land. in grunt \\‘0lltlt!l‘lllt'lll. “Why, In.-
Innst be mud. What can have pose
sensed him to tell so \vicltcd a false-
hood? We have always been good
friends. he and I. Why should be thus
try to ruin the. I wonder?"
The words. the tone, were those of
an innocent man. .\Ir. \‘yso lmguu to
waver In his opinion as to Aclund's
guilt.
”Robert." he said more kindly, "will
you swear to Illt‘ before tlod that you
a“. Innocent?"
liaising nloft his right hand, hc sold:
"I (-nlltbcttod before whoop judg-
ment throne ivc both shrill out- day
stem! to witness that I am guiltloss."
hc tlt'l‘lfll’i‘tl solemnly. ”Surely, sir.
you will hollow lllf‘ now?"
Mr. \‘ysc hold out hls band.
“Yr-s, llobcrt. I IM'IIM‘L- you." he said,
“and I beg your portion for having
’fltlllllll'fl you. lint tvlmt Stnrklo's ino-
tlvb in imam-lug you has been l mu
nt :1 loss to ninlorstntnl."
“So out I. sir." answered Ar-lund.
"HIS condim is quite iumtnpnvln-nsi-
Itlt‘."
"Wt-ll. Robert." Wound up the old
gentleman, as be dismissed his t-Icrk,
"you must promisi- inc one tltlngw flint
you will trout Sturkiz- just the sumo us
If nothing unusual 'lnul ocnrrml. It is
my wish."
"I wlll try. sir. But It will be it hard
Infill." At-Iulltl I't'llllt‘tl as lll' qtlillt'tl the
room.
l.l-t‘t nluttc. .\Ir. \',\'se. it little. at-tivo
Inst: of sistyrtlvc. Iny llfll‘li in his chair
nml um:- hitnst-ll' tip to tlmnghl. lint
tho lllnl’l' In» pnzzlnl over the disap-
pvrtt'nllt-o of his rush Inn the further
In- sol-mod from :1 solution of the mys-
It‘l’)‘. It nus :um‘. bill by whom- build
it was ditlivnlt to soy.
Ufmtrrst- llw nous that their t'lll‘
plnyor hml boon robbed run like wild:
lira- through the enroll mmmnnity. It
was lib-bum sterlin- who first nnnlo
public the ill lIt'WH. for llu Ullll’lfl‘ Inli
motion of it unit given. but to his fol
low Workers lu- tlnrt- not try to lilt‘l’lllll-
tntto young Arlnnd. for .‘I'lllllil was it
fuvot'ltv will his colleagues. and Slur-
klv know \u-ll that any rotnnrk sun
gtwtlvv of his guilt “Illlltl In. l’t‘t‘t'ii’t‘il
in stony fillt'llt't' the fillt‘llt’tl of slit-or
(llaItI-lit-I. ‘
'I‘lmt oil-tiling lloll .lo'lulnl went in
SW I'llsit- l't-lltwl', ill" girl of lIlK Irmtt‘l.
'l‘ln-l'l- was ttu actual t'Itgngt-nwnt bo~
lumen tlwtn. bill Elsie nmlorsimul
tptltt- \wll Illlll ltob title only waiting
for u I'lst‘ of MIIIII') bellm- asking In-t'
to In- lllh tvlfv. Ilo hull intended to tl-ll
Ill‘l‘ nothlm: about ululi InnI m-i'ttl'rml
or ”to only» tlnrim: tho tiny. but Ibo
Illllt'li \t‘lllml girl slum saw that mono
thing wns "tub-u, nml tnxod him with
It. ntnI after it little ln-sltntlon on Ill‘t
pnl‘l :ttttI II Iltllo 'll'l‘hflillg up th's Iln-
\\ Iltllf' tditty t'lllllf‘ IIIII. .
“l mttttot think. tlttt'lltm.” Illllnltml
toll, "ulntl Inns lntltn'ml Ntlii‘ltb- to do
1."
”Nut” I it'll you?" sold EMU tlv-
lnui‘oly.
"You?"
"You, I. I I‘ll“, you Ilium." .\Itll lllt'll
sln- Ill‘tl‘l‘wlt'll In I‘f'llllt' bow Illullttl‘ll
HInl‘Ilt' Inttl tt fotv days before ttttltml
llt'l‘ to ttlnrt‘y Illtll, nml. on her l‘t'fllfiill.
IIuivn Into n violent run“. out only
thlplttu mmtlwtnns on her board. but
llltm ttIl IIttlt.
"Mid ,‘t'ttll boll-wr- Ito has attempted
to In; tln- theft at my drmrlto ttlnclion
my t'lllll'lll'll‘l' III your r-yvs? What it
NI'HIIIIIll’t'I tho I‘t-IIttw lttllttl lit-I"
"If you Imd WWII the Inuit on llllt from
“hon he left tllt'," input the ult'l. "you
would ttttnlt. us I do. t be Is I'llltllltll'
of anything.” ““~ .
Nest lllt)‘ lloll .lt'liltttl N'Imlllt‘ll to
lit. \‘yn- Illl' timrertintlon he Inul lit-Id
with ten-o l’onner.
Mmuwbtln Itb'bsnt tttorltlo was to n
i‘t'l')’ ttnltttppy frame of mind. "it Inltl
just ntllllt'lt'lll manhood left to be nbb-
to ttppmvlsto the nuttttmblo t-itrrtsn
seas of his own conduct. hot that dbl
I
i
to hot loud to mate hllu littl'l'l for win”
In» Imd flutter. No. it miller ctnblttm'ml
blot still m tiniest Iti- rtvsl. A
mums for mainline. Inherited I‘ll!!!" his
father, who had belted sea: a lam
saints alum Ills tits. arise our Mill
in than to new “self flute atrium
m as to tan tint m
"on manhood!!!” ‘ ,
Then foals: and holding. f'dnacb,thomln
lmf ”hr
theft occurrcdatoililrn.
yolk, unless thedsy was vsr‘y wet, bo-
‘lwecnlllo Wot “who; and one.
He usually Wenhdowu the high road
turning home over the tlelds and
through s_small plantation. ‘A few
days after the loss of the cash~box he
took the accustomed path. Dot, his
favorite dog. .ltalf ”pointer, half It»
‘trlcvcr. marinated him. In the mid
at.» of the plantation Dot suddenly
lilllflf’fl the aIr. then bounded In among
the brtislrwood and pointed.
"run: I‘m!" milled his master. “Herc
good dog. mine back I" ’
Rut Dot had hvldently found some-
thing and refused to he shouted off.
Mr. ‘I'ysc modulus way to where the
dog was standlnz. l'p sprang a fine
'l‘llllllllllllil dashed nwny, Dot in hot
pursuit. But Mr. l'yeo heeded neither
rabbit nor dog. Ills gate was riveted
on the place from which the rabbit
bud jumped. Thus for a moment or
two he stood, then. Will] a peculiar
smili- on his face. he wheeled round
and walked briskly home.
lilo was summoned to his chief's pros-
enee. llo wont, trembling, fearing he
knew not what. 0
"Stnrklc," said Mr. \‘yso, “you have
boon in my employ longer than any
other of my clerks; therefore I think it
only right to make you my slmkt-stnziu
to them. I wish you. then. to tell them
on my behalf that I attribute the dis—
appearance of my easlrbox to none of
them; that l am quite. convinced of
their Ilium-once."
Richard Murillo palm] slightly. llntl
his solo-inc to ruin young .lt'lnnd failed
miserably after all? It seemed em,
But llt' replied with apparent frnnk~
“PM,“ .
“I :llll very pit‘fllif'fl In hour that Rolr
t'l‘l At-Inntl has cleared himself. sir."
"flu has done so most ootuplctt-Iy."
rejoined .\Ir. \‘yse. "I have :i very
high opinion of x‘l‘hllld. Stu" ’
"So have I. Sir." ho n-ttt l glilil)‘.
while he lmvnnlly cursed l. . man of
whom he" spolwi thus lnndlngly. "It
has t-nusml llll‘ grunt pom to think that
In- milld [monthly be a thief."
"In it [possible than this ntrm is inno-
ront nftvr nil?" tvomlcrml Mr. szc.
"If not, his hypocrisy is simply lib"
tonndlng. But I shall soon know the
truth."
“Just one “do: more." conthtnml .\Ir.
l’ysc. looking stthlnlli Into hIs clot-It's
eyes. which met his own untilnchinzly.
"and this is for your car ulono, Stur—
klo. In the theft»! my rush—box l’w
sustained a for greater boot than nny
into but myself ls aware of. It is n box
of |lt'(‘llll.’lf't'0llfilrn£llfm Min foot, it but!
it {also bottom. and Ill that {also bot
tom, Sinrklo. the” were notes to
the value of norm hundred imnuds. I
bud plnvml lIn-nr there only two days
Ill-fore I won robbed."
"tlf course, you have the numbers,
sir?"
"Why. yrs. I Ililvotlw numbers. Slur
lilt‘, but till l-xpvrt thief and l lntnglno
from tho I-uolnt-ss and maturity of tin-
l‘ttlllli t'y thzlt I have been the \‘lt'lilll of
one Ilnds no «titlirulty In l-Itnnuinu
stolen paper. He lilltl\\t~' Where In trilo-
tt ninl obluitr ll mml price."
\Vllt‘ll “it‘lllfnl Sturkb- wont but-k in
his old vullmum-s to give them their
employer's int-songs. his breast Willi
torn by two I'lllttfltlll!‘ bullied spite
itlul growl of further gold.
"I All" destroy him yet." he thought
of Bull Avltttltl. “III"H tvst'mwtl lllt‘ for
it whllo. but it shall Hill In- for lotus.
Elsie \‘ottnrvl' uImII never be his with."
"I'mtr old lmffor" "his mind row-rt-
imr to the Hunt whose pnwtn'c ho had
just left Wynn little mnmsod Iluti in
nntklnu n mtttblnnt of too you \vvru-
tolling tIn- rho-r how to fttrtln-r curb-h
Ilium-If! Well. Ilvo hundred quills “III
I'lllll" In wry Intmly just now. ttml. I
supp-mo. tho mtmniuion Wollllll not In-
num- Illltll two Illllltlt'm!'ltulllltl». Marl.»
lty's uvttlnu very t'tmllvo for his mom-y
ntnl I mold pay llllll and ntlll have n
nb-o lllllt' Intltltn-o to blind. l'nn‘n' In
Inl-lt's onl'. I'll'k. tn.‘ lml'. I'm-innu-
I'tll‘tol'rl Mill."
0 l I 0
Ilenlllnu Iltmll limb! ”to brtltnbb- utnI
lll'ltttltthtl “llll'll I‘ot'nnul tln- ntnIt-t
growth of n eitntll plnntttllon. groping
ntnnntt tho ln‘lnrs ntnl the gross. lib-n
not mitt-lilo wits sonrrltlmt for lb.»
I‘flNlI‘lIIIX.
"I know I Iltltlit II mttttt-wIn-ro born."
he minim-int Ilorcoly. "Wlwrt- win the
”till“ be? All," stnl hIs Imtnl nt litul
alllulltml on sonn- rnotttl. "In-w you tut-2
I won inst ln-nltrnlnn to think that jml
bib forlorn» Ionl sol-rod too it scurvy
trick. \l't-II." i-bmplnn Iln- bus to bl»
Imsotn. ",t‘ott’t‘t- boon n amid friend to
run. ttttd I'II lrenl you its Iluhtly us [Mm
Nilllo. I'nlne. let's nutty tnorvll‘ttl txrttl‘
or», what‘s that I"
ll'onr Ilfllll‘tll'l srtns lmd miss-ti Itlltt
trout Inoblml tlIltI new holding him
mm o vlsolllw urlp. ntnl. boron- be
lttww what true really trillion plow. In.
felt the t'tllIl elm-l on “In wrists nml ro
nllsod tItttt ho was it prim-nor, u do
menu! iblof who hurt blindly InIIvn
Into n skilfully laid tran— 'I'htlllts.
Ila fished the little.
"I M‘ltoIIF." sold the chi colored intro.
“ill" I better cltsnuo do nsnn- if out
tools." “It doesn't metro moon tll’ft'l‘
new what you Will u undo, tItn'u it 2’"
“Ma. Ilttt l lilies tor lnlb It mun-thin“
It“ no inhibit?" fig?" "Well. tlnl'n
whet lite division, 'Intt 'Isttbnuni-
v .
straight out oftthp town, for a mile, re. ‘
Some three days later Richard Star. .
'prtrptlrttu. Illtl you «litter brat. no”.
‘itnnt sttltctttttatstteea tiller which you .
militiamen». . ii“
flooding anon-not clots“
It us} Mr. Vyae's custom to so for a .
-...:‘;
. lirieger'sl
topay. pur ~ .
New Sprin
l
fibre to the florwellrs.
. ‘ , » i? 5 1:”?qu
testifies: » ~ ~ ~ ~=~
,- .- - - Always Keep lirlegers Busy.
The great number of customers seen in our Skirt and Suit
Department every day, is conclusive evidence that we have
the goods the people want, and at
prices they are willing
Milliucry!
Now on exhibition and sale, embraces all the desirable and
the choicest styles lor women s
seen to be appreciated.
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wear. The stock must be
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“Riverside”
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LEADER!
.80 Washington street,
ti.uth Nurwsllt.
. . . . . ENGRAVING
Sentinel Offloo.
alumni W
and Was For a ”new 't
Illa flr‘lp.’ ‘ will
New York, April . . .
“:00 on a promissory no
agreed consideration
the supreme court by
do Courticr against '1'
private secretary ohflm .
derbllt, several menthol, ‘
was never. placed. and)»
trial and was discontinued
the failure of the plain“ .
dent, to give security for m. _
The dropping of .thslmdt, _.
has brought to light the. detalla;
trip made bytthe Button to- ,
fall, of his operations .lhflhtm
of his previous career 33W. mj’
European capital. ‘ ~
It was In October Ina! ill“ _‘
Courtler, to give him the W
own selection, appeared ind? -..
companied by Colonel E. . G
engineer of this city. Titer
once submitted to an mingle
he was a, native of Bridal”;
his title dated back to 4m. .
represented an internal ..
of capitalists in Housed.
France and England. w
Wealth exceeded “5.000.000, _
He declared. however, he
make any investment null
or the election was know
were elected, he was dire ,
draw as an lnvester, bruit.
Won. ho had orders 1010' I
pour his money out In a golde
At this time the Puntswn'ni
run and Eastern railroad. WWW
intended to reach the rich dis is
stood Tacoma, was organised
enterprising town. Jacob Van
Jr.. son of Captain Jake Vanderbll
Staten Island. the old Cornered '
brother, was connected with the,
road. P. V. Caesar. Jacob Ynnderb ,.
nephew, was also Interested In . _
scheme.
Baron na‘s n aquarium, . 1
Soon it was rumored that. Baroness
Counter. backed by the Vanderbiltfll- .
lions. was going to complete therngd, {
and the baronbecnme a fad. B .i
lions were given to him. the Hit '
colors wore everylt'hemdlepldyemt
played Hungarian sire. and the. ‘
gave a notable stag dinnerfltoplagti,
Vanderbilt and others., (Informing,
several eastern railroad men were?
then In Tacoma for the pump.
completing an already half built , .
running into the same territory: . . .
which the Vanderbilt system, as It *1”
pulled. was to pass. J '
These men made inquiries, la Raw
'ank. and the replies as to fire ham: .
were not satisfactory. The New I ‘ , _ ' '
Vandei'bllts also disclaimer] any “Wl- ’
edge of tho baron or his schemes.
A strong. feellng then MW _
against what appearedto be the inter.-
t'ernnce of a foreigner In American I- .
fills. But notwithstanding this c , 1?
LI the situation the baron actually .. - ‘
veeded in making a contract woman
Tacoma people involving seveflkflmm ‘
lions of dollars and then returnad‘to ‘
this city. taking rooms at the mm .
hotel. This Tacoma contract has .. ‘
been repudiated by the wesfermv;
Un previous tit-casinos, for the , _
is not a stranger in New York. he _ .
boon welcomed by the beef society. , , ‘
had been entertained by the hauling”
Henry \‘illnrd and other prominent“;- ,
ple. But fortune seemed to desert him ‘ .
on Illil rolurn from Tacoma. He II}! .
known to nearly every banker in tow '
but the morwyed men fought. ally”, l
him now. . t” ,y :
W
lie Lost Ills drip. .
Both the Austrian and the MI
consuls disclaimer! all knowledze of
blur. the "lost his grip" completely and
finally was forced to borrow small limb
from personal friends. .
About four months ago he returned
to London. From there he It“ WHI-
tett. saying he- was living at the Hotel
Cecil and was won going to his court-.-
lry estate. ,
With his departure from this country.
hmvovcr. the curiosity u to Illa
tlly increased. Private detective -
('Ios had failed to‘ solve the my ,. . g
and one of the large commercial I“ _ p 1,1.
“l9! was asked to look Into the nth. ’ . i
The report made In thla connection ,, "J
not, been made public. thonnh It ' g
tlnully lllll standing with cold . .'
here. «.-
b‘rom another mturce. however. It III.-
lm'y of the baron bu bun .
nod the record presented shown. ,
In t»- n limit! remarkable man up
I loss. The downs of his life were) r-
llltlllt'fl to an American by the o , at
If" Vii-nun rmlloo. , .
ln- (‘onrtlut'a real name Is Chutes
lloffmnn.\\liit-li he occasionallyc 7
Into Huron von Hoffman. or Cl" 7 CI! .
run Hoffman. although De Gnu, ’ is .
hilt favorite sites. lie wse . foll‘
I’t‘ntruc, llohvmlrt. In 1m. hi! I _ n
being it alone merchant. At tho w it t
In ho was forced to leave III. 0W
because of a fot'nery.
Judge thhnvu‘a condition m g.
New York. April 22.—~'|‘Ile enrol ‘
Justice tlsbornu of the alarm
BrtmltIyn. In said to he VOW.
“pm. In sddliloe to the grip. ‘
whit-h be has been suffering. “h
of mallsnsnt malarial favor .
velour-d, nhlvh unravels bin
to an extent that ctr-melons his
much sollottndc. Hie mm
that as yet indications fattest,
mate recovery ofJuItlce
surge-«ll * V
5
E?
’tli
(lana- (truism flirty , . ,
Tampa. Fla.. April tirade
hum of tobacco. worth u.“ m.
were shipped by Cuban rm
era of Fort Meade to New felt
unseen. This Is the It'll fill ‘
0. total of too humus ‘
«eh—WW
Jar-pod flats to Dearth M
Phllsdelphla. Aprll um
corn. need 31 years. a ‘ .
employed to (fluid mm
suicide or imntatttn rm ,2 ‘
window of one of the
and was Instantly killed.
M“ at m .0 We
lit. Paul. April W
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