Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 6, 1897 · page 7

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word tram, all, than him
Women have flopped Wont.

‘ citation in this city in more
Ilmmd than at any time since the
W began. At it mention of the
titular twain filters the organization
Milled that it would not grant the, in-
man asked by the men. but many
Hawthorn of the organization made in-
dividual agreement: with the‘mcn afici-
. the adjournment oi the meeting.

5 With the plumbers it In to bc a light
0 l Ilninh. Both. aides have delivered
ultimatum: and any they are prepared
to 3an or win: on the propositions
”law have advanced.

 

‘ . m o! the tut-in of 1804.

,1 Chime. May 5.~.ludge Adams. in the
circuit cowl. toolt up the case of the
Manhattan Cement. company against
thoclty of Chicago. This is the first
or, a Dorie. of damage suits begun by
railroads and other corporations to re-
mver money for damage: done to their
property during the riots incident to tho
Debs strike“ in the summer or 1394. In
ltiolf. the Manhattan company's suit
In a. trifling matter. but when it in set-
tled a precedent will be established, and
according to this precedent will be aet-
tled In all probability suits r! several
railroads with terminals in the. titty. in-
Volvlng a total sum of about $1,500,000.

 

Denver» Gold MIMI-{Convention '
, Denver. May Gait it been decided
by the Denver ft-l't'amb r‘ of commcroy.
the Real Estate Exchange and the Min-
Ing Exchanges to have an internation-
al gold mining convention on July T. 8
and 0 nun Governor Adams will be
temporary president and the governors
and lieutenant governors of several
states and territories taking part in the
convention as vice presidents. The
basis of representation will be 30 dele-
gates at large from each state and tor-
rltory. to be appointed by the govern-
or of cacti; live from each County. to be
appointed by county commissioners;
live from each city and one additional
for each 1.0th population or fraction
thereof. to be named by the mayor:
live from each mining bureau. miners'
upton,Mining Exchange. bbard of trade,
chamber of commerce and other com--
merclal, labor and trade organizations.

”Junta“! In Banker's Hands.

Lacon . N. H., May 8.-——Word was
received here that the Sequnchcc Val-
ley Coal and Iron company, Sequuchc.
Torin. had gone into the hands of a re-
ceivcr. Its olilcers are: President. C. F.
Stone; treasurer, W. L. Matcher: clerk.
E. P. Thompson, all of this city. The
company was organized with :1 capital

 

of $1,000,000 and has a bonded lndebted-.

ness of $100,000. $65.0th of which was
pledgcd as collateral accurity. The
plant consists of 27.000 norms of land.
buildings, coal and iron mines, watt-r-
worlia. etc. W. L. Mclchcr has been
appointed receiver.

 

Price of Cool Advancing.

Philadelphia, Miiy ti.-lt is reportcd
that the anthracltc cool companies Were
arranging to advance prim-s iii to 25
cents pcr ton on various sizoa about
June 1. The list that is now ruling lliitl
been supposed to rule for nevcrnl
months past. At the oilice of the Phil-
adelphia and ill-ailing Coal and Iroti
company it was mild that the talk of in-
creasc in rates in June ivouhl probably
not be realized iii the time not. but
would likely takc plum- a month later,

 

 

New l’orlt'a (lower-nor Sigma Charter.

Albany. .‘iliiy ti.—-lt was oiiiclnlly Xin-
honored that Governor Illui'k has n!-
lixed his signature to lhc (ironter New
York churn-r. The pop and pvnholdcr
"It'd by (.loi't-i-nor "lurk in shining the
charter were pronoun-d to i'nited Sum-ii
ficnator Thomas (V; I'I‘rlll and the hint—
ter to II. C. Uiivnl of tho New York
Central railroad. 'l‘hc lit-n was: no or-
dinary gold pcn which Governor llliu-lt
had on hand in tho executive mansion.

 

flatten Want thlflrr flout-n.

(Slew-land. May 0.-'l‘hc Bnkt‘l'll' in.
ternational union haw removed to main!
It utanii for an eight hour day. lb-uoiu.
timi- wors- offered at tho iii-salon In
tnnltc tho .lcmnnd uniform lhl'nliuhiiili
the country and met with ontliuelonilc
approval hoforo iholi' ri-fi'rcncc to at
committee. 'l'ho union rim-tried to nbun.
doll all nlntc branvhce. unil hon-lifter all
fund- will In dlroctly to national lit-ud-
quartimi. ‘ ‘

Btrlltn of Milieu tint-ending.
flhattanoona. May it—Jt‘be mlnorn'
titrllto in cauturn 'l'onnoum-u and mum.
urn Kentucky in uron‘inu. 'l‘hc loinm-g
M. numoroue ututioua hnvc pom: out
“Mil 3.500 limit ttrv IliVuIvml. At l‘oitl
creek nerlouti troublo Ill Iii‘t'wIllK. 't‘ho
man at tho lilack Diamond nilno will
hilt: qtrlko. A meeting of mlncrii and
operator: will be hold at .lclllco Mou-

“y out to dliit'llll the mutation.

Killed flaunt! Aooldaatnlly.
automaton. Vt" May thwart. Anima-
tuii (Width of Arlington was lslilmi at
t... mid-nae of Lyman Hotel in
north shalttibury. mm was carrying
I mam Indiana up Moira. when the
minor taught on it projwtion. and
till! it With dliltrliat‘lud. tho contents
it! lway the untlre race. alto wan
n ma of an. ‘

W
m a. no em
Maugham. ”m" May limdoitn .l.
.mmd. ”I"? at. 0! Wontllold. a
mom hit the New Baron and
flammpion road. wan ltiiico by n
W ill Mt Horn ton. no felt be.
m the (m an it“ an terribly
W on to bi unmxrmiuiuo he
W ti widow and than children.

In» «um hill.

‘4 ml». "‘y .iw'rh“ "0“”
in mm mammal in tilt-
of lm than new inhabib

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

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Some Suggestions!
As to snare and some other good
things for supper.

 

Large prunes, ioc lb.

Fine apricots, 14c lb.

Fine dried apples, 8c lb.

Good dried apples, 5c lb.

Dried peaches, 12c lb.

Prunclis, new, choice, 14c lb.
Bartlett pears, cans 15c.

Peaches. very good, cans ioc.
Large jar of preserves,fall sorts,2oc

Strawberry jam, ioc.
Clover Leaf Salmon, loc. -
Battles: {let-ringmood Relish] ioc

Boone Bouclie Sardines, large can,

Come In and look at These

Displayed on our counter.:We sell,
as we believe, good things only.
We point too rccord of fair deal-
ing that is without reproach.

LOREHEWBBLE,

u not-u- Main Street. ‘

 

Patent
Medicines

MID rizisnr

AtOu-i’rloul

Coo. C. Still‘son’s

DRUG ITOII.

. WI lit-.ttivir.

82 Washington St” Colornllt. ‘

 

I0,000

Cedar

 

' Polaslii

loolorudoiiiihttunland

Well watered.
Flowing. Humming and other
FARM WORK !
i’ronipily done by Experienced
Farm Handt.

 

tit-urn altos.

 

WAGON. l
flour and Como-florid.

"Ill"!-
“MM”:

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

is,

 

‘ Jcob ll. Layton.

Flu, Lift and .
- , Aooldont

Ila-l but. and lloiiu Agent

3nd Stock» 80 6.

union. 5 BAH-ROAD mm.
Nut to Patton“.
liOUTH NORWALK. : t : 00 '

$00"! NORWILK - - -
. - -' 8AVIIOS BIIK

ll Wonhlngton ltrut.

from 7 to 8.
Internist allotted on dopoctta.
awn»: sonuano Prat.
JOHN H. rituals. hum-t.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Ben. and Treat.

 

1.0.JENNIN08...
Paper-Hangar, Calcl-lnor
Palotor.

DIALII I.

WILL PIPER Mill BORDERS
1 NORTH IAIN STREET
South Norwalk.

Sample Books of Latest Styles of Paper:-

honm'for Inspection, on no co by poem

 

THE
NORWALK BUILDING
COMPANY.

Aided by our steam. derrloka, cam. bor-
ing machinea,etc.. we can quote

LOW PRICES OK

All Kinds of Timber Work!

Churches. Factorieaor any Large Build-
ing work a speaiaity.
SHOP, RIVERSIDE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
LESLIE GAMBLE, Honour.
. “a, y it“!!!

' *Bfiaomnnig =;

i.

now E°°° Ecru-rs “0ch an

CKTON'S VITALIZER

Cures general or mental viability. wnkrlal-
lieu. opurntntorhm. coalition». to: teeny.
parents. m. Current inaction-l it iortlcrn.
Howl Ly errors or raise-nu, ”holly Yfi‘vlnlWL,‘
Lou Manhood in oil or young, gum ; vi or and
flung"! nitric Imam r wr ilcorsii prrwsf. . , (Kn
veniroi paint". M-I‘ric. rtivw iii", and Ewpmniic
4 CUR? l5 Qmuauoluonouou.

."M'f I Janna! (y “unify-or: I" or
CATHN'S- Vilallzcrs. Sm! «Mimi n' y m no.5
gut tlvil“ on: lute ll, I'rinc 8| in pkur, (J t: l 3.5
with written guarantee tootplata can
Inl miimon. r ' " 'ut'w. r in! Sin-I v wiil’rlmtu‘.
Mndflltiri I15 vb l-r mwrrk't

. ‘2“: only or [M o w ’1 g» inn]. 0

carom "to. co. aosrou. nan.
Sold by Geo. l. 8tiilaon,60nth Nor
walk!

 
 

 

 

 

 

’ ' ammo

PENIYMYII Pill

The only Iain. aura and
reliable Female l’illovor
altered lolmdica. Elino-
oiall recommended to

Lillian. Ask for

' m.
"Ilium. I'll.“
no other. Summaucubut.
1.00 pm- box. 0 ham lot “-00.

I. mm mm M
Soldhyttlldrunim.

. PO‘HHE
talus out Ink, paint.
Iill', pliclwrc‘iso
and slain: from
clothing and car-
pm qlllt'I Iy and
completely and
Mai-"min .
miittdclduw- I ‘ I. m

No unplm intodor. all mm
It“: Inilomtmibltt. Inuit! MM it.

unaummmmom
*Iloit’sliervtrlttmt

trill“ out

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

t
din. m _‘

insuRAchn

Ocean Steam-hi Ticket, a Start! '
an
Drain. on N tinted III

: Nit
notary Public. Aoknowlodzniant- Taken

 

Opendailyhomummnmnaudfroni
ttoiip.in..andonMoudaytmnlm

W

Border- nnd Gilt Mouldin taken to

Facilitate- Cbnrfnllv Given. mo
W
J. D. JENNINGS.

U N D E RTAK E R .

KNIGHT STREET,
Nat-walk. - - - - , Conn.
Opp. Street Railway Depot.
REEF-NOE ELM STBET.
TELEPHONE CALL. it.

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

1mm. ‘

You an at liberty to come into thin lion,

0! outs. and to until. around and

much a- you please; Nudn’t buy.Weli a
tohtm people knowwhataltnutookof
wall paper no how. to that when, they
need some thoy’ll know whereito so and

got the pralfidlt.

Painters supplier. glam etc. ntin
ipnpor hanging and dwonitinu: M ii.

a. it. OORHAM.
tannin amps, ‘

mum. ~ - Wont

I THE

Cleveland!

in A
SUPERIOR ”CYCLE

clan that are superior to

The Wostfiold I

Filled with Cleveland chaini- tlres and
lwarings. They willorl‘lo.

l m pa rials
At Hill, liiil'and $60. Others from $25 up.

W... _._

NORWALK PITIERI In “FD. 00.
East End of Washington Street Bridge

 

'l‘wrains wfeave

immorta- nbox.nin.i7 um.)
80m Noam You tin ”Ion
'A.flfltu.t:&:‘t;oit.tu.tot. m. on.
at! 5am .
P.H.—lalfl.lll.2filfl.lm in ”new.
“plutonium.

AYE. '
A. .—mu "5.”. on. BIL-an. m.

but: it" Your rot Sou-m Nouns.

A.fl.~itln.sin.loo.1m.tw.om.1008.ti
um. maxim.

P. rumination”. it”. m. an. tor
CMOI'IOBJWJM.

. SUNDAYS.
.Ii.—itin.t no. human.
"Bour- ontuu yon iii-v Kim.
A. .—13i0.lll.3317Lidihllklomfllot

no
PAIL—tam. 151. :05. no. In. tn no.
no. Mum.

DAYS.
9-1—12 to H). 'l u. 9 in. P.lt.~1 in.
Mill!“ illusion-inn Bo. Noun“.
A. .437. mutt. P lip—m. instant.

SUNDAYS.

A. ll.-~O to. P. It»? 'l‘i.
Luca ”All"!!-
A. Idea. t to it 60. «1'. l.—i Ii. us.

NDAYS.
46 l0.

F.A.W

 

FERRIS

& CO.’S

PIG'
PORK
AND
BACON!

CafeRoyalCofloe‘

None yet found its good by the
most particular people.
SOME

T§A

35c Loft

Axparagot tint. age can.
Strawberry jam. none liner. not: jar;
only it txnall lot Icii. no more to be
had this season. Clam chowder,
no can.

Sam’l. ComatooltJr.
N l. “do Mint.

Rubborstuiiwptl

ill til kit: I ti tho Alt
(tuition lit 3:, din. his“... hump
huuullu. lime- and intuit slum, litan-
cila. SWI mutual! I. Manon ,Illm
lliirniuit “Ticlmdnow' liaiitau Check

termini: . ion cllattun limiting I.

so are a tutti ‘uilm Iii Plum a Ito

IH' . WC lug hictlopy
, otter: timid MW!!! .fl

emit logging; on i:
downtown n
_ Mill "WI. “III.
M). m ‘ ”am it

 

 
 

 

“ L- ’ L ‘ v
, ,, , . » ~ Wetti
“a”: In ”MW . 0‘40“"

mmmmtmw a. it

an. ~mawotmm. mm

2 chroma

There are no other bicy-

 

, . '. ‘ «lemma
ton: treat munch planet the count pl
giro, Htimt’icj t in the bum
.lttteo.‘ , ”Matt (the)!!! . ,, lot. at
about $380 It) foot. The “ignition“

 

from. the nofi‘ln‘datc‘, edit; accord

in: to the-unto item. about 3856 ll
root; tho at. (toward cont mutant.
and tho Armory. the latest in ditto.
cost only $1515 a foot. The rapid de-
crease in court within comparatively
low years in cited Ill it marked indica-
tion of, the mint promos in mechan-
Icul nwthods and ,improveinonta' in
rot-It cxcnv‘tinu tools. A still more
litrlltlng rc it cxlstu in the case of a
tunnel through the Cant-ado Moun-
tains. on the line of the Northern l’a-
eiilc Railroad. in the United State».
This. unlike those, named. which wore
cxcavntcd in old, settlcd countries,
with the terminal cosy of action, was
in a peculiarly difficult location. so
much so that It took months to convey
the machinery to the spot. Rivers
had to be turned oxide. bridges built.
and material transported ovcr impro-
vlaod ronda through nearly 100 miles
of forest. mud and snow iii-Ids; yet tho
tunnel. which is sixteen and one-liiilt
fact wldc. twenty-mo foot Mill). and
8.950 foot long, was bored through the
mountnin in twenty-two months. at
the rate of 413 feet a month. and at a
cost for the completed tunnel of only
about $120 a foot.-2\'etv York Times.

 
 
 
 

 

The Japanm Spaniel.

The most valuable of small dogs is
tho Japancso spaniel. A .«log a your
old, weighing three and onc-lmlf
pounds, is worth $200. The dogs littl'
doth weigh lcas than tbrco and onc-
lmlf pounds. but till they din-rouse in
weight tlicy increase in value. A
three-pound mtniel is worth much
much more than one wclcliing three
and one-lmlf pounds. and our wcigli-
iug two and thrcihquartcrs or two and
onc~hnlf mundavery much more. Jo~
turner» spaniel» have boon sold for no
pitch on $500.

Tlll'ft' are large Johanna-c spanicls
that :ii‘t' not liiiportcd and Illfl't' no
ttwcinl value. The small dogs ni‘c
vcry rarc, and thcir rarity tillllhlk‘fis
odds consitlcrobly to thcir value, but
”my are highly prized othcrwisw.
Tlicy om good-naturwl and lively llt-
tic crcntiirca. 'l‘lwir tutu-kings nri-
black and white and whin- ninl ycl‘
low. and SOIIH‘ clogs nn- mark?“ with
all tlircc colors. ’l‘hc Jillrillll‘Si' spiiir
it-I livcn about ten ycnrs.-~Ni-iv York
Sun.

 

 

l‘rlneaton‘e Moll Valuable Books.

The library at Princeton Ilitiz two
booltn so very cxtrnorillmtry that tiicy
arc not triixml to tho library building.
but arc ltcpt In it sulcty ill-posit viiiilt
In New York City. The); Mr .‘iilltl to
i...- tlio most valiiulilo mph-:4 or Virgil
Ill oxlsii-ncc, unil iverc- part of tin- fit-
mmts mllm'tloii ol‘ mrc blinks lirvsvlll-
t'II to tho mllmzo by .litnins Morgan. Au
him of tho- valin- plural upon these
two voliiiiwu I'llll Ivc liml from thc incl
than on instimiwc of “2.0m to t'al‘l'It'd
on tin-to. ’l’liollhmrloiiiiofl‘rlim~tou
l‘olh-uo to authority for llicm- figures.
\l'lwn tlic IN'W wing of the» library
building is tiiilsliml such ttrmiim-ini-ntn
will bc |lt'l'ft'rit'd for tho Hilts. lit-oping
of tlictw lii‘o t’:illltllili- books that tlwy
uniy lu- tntiinl‘crrml to l'riiiccton illlil
full" in tho li'liniryuvao-w York World.

. .

OLDEsr ' sw’i'rCHMAN m AMERICA.

I'ntrlrlt Mololtry, In, "no Tomlin! on Eric
“I llcli diver I‘lfly t’t'urti.

lly tlic stoic of n tiny swllcli‘ sin-ll
lIt'lIl' tlii- Now York and Lulu» Eric
”:lIIl'tltltl freight dcpot silo ova-ry tiny
l'nirlvk Moloncy. tho llIlIt‘liI t'nllroml
-£\\'III'II land-u- lii tliv World. For niorc
thou linlf‘ ii ocntury In: loin tiioveil 'm
‘llllI out of tilt" box willing and llIllI'l‘
tin: the invitu-iimi for tho thousand co-
uioes IIlllI pose llllll rcpnas liiiii cvcry
.Iiiy.

In Nil! l‘nlrIi-li lioloiicy willbc 100
vi-oru old. "i' iviui born with "W i't'll-
iiiry. in: in now iiiiicly iwvi-n and "nhlo
to turn it uwlo-li with tho limit ol‘
litmus? mi Ili' proudly niiyn. In the bout
lluurv of thin old follow standing imi-
iioimry iiinl Illillltll‘illlll'. iuiiid tho,
‘Iillllgwt ol lilo ouc tony my t'llIItillliZi'tl
tho history of fifty-nix ycurii. in that
lIIItI' iw Illlti even tho .‘i‘cw York and
Lotto lirlc road dovvlop from n llttlo
.litllllltt-Il’llt'k mud. to tho grout isyiiicin
It now in: no hit: Itccii prciiitlcniii, acc-
l'cltil'it'll and lliilil'tltl clinic and go and
llvo tin-Ir tiny and dlc Mid bu forgottcn

but no Illltl Intuition-ti; he Itillt vim-u
li-rm-y Clly grow from ll Iltilv lintulct
ivilli xix Iioimm to tho hustling. thrlvv
lug city of loamy.

“You womb-r why it bi that l lini'cli't
Itml my brain» and that i can turn it
eivttrli. old on I nut," in- any“. "The
util'vitl cut to old on" that l Inmw of la
in lotto lilo ill ouo IIIIIIII It. and don't
Ilt‘ atnhltioiin. don‘t ho llIWlu’l lryltllt
to llt‘l about in the nice. if l liml tuned

to no onyiiiing onto than a nwliclmmu

l Wouldn't no alien and hearty today

and liltnly to but! It nominal your: Iltl~
low I die. l Ionian it» a nwlicltitinu.

i want content to be the bail witcltmu

on “W mod that» what they uml hi
cull iiitmatul ici minim do "Ill airlt-
int: and limiting and crowdiim.~liiow
Ycrlt Journal.

Woman unto-titan
"Woman do out motto m dcloo
um." roccnlly rouiurltnd lilo malaria»
imidoiit at low of tlie him delimit»
umbilic- in thin country. “Woman
who urn willing to outwit in out line

 

 

 
 
 

at work Ili’ll unreliable» untimtal,
notational. and on Mountain to its a:

“my an: to other-i l «to. paid it not

 
 

norm! mum outlaw tilt Motrin;
~ umcnmml with “firm
I, {”szi flit . ‘ flat-lino

 

to airing on" can... ’

Onslaught: of Turin.

nit! or m llamas sum.
, 4, , ‘ .

Prim Constantino ti on: rim m I)”:
something to Mum-set charge. or
Cow-I'll" at him—acne”) Bunions”
nut Bulk mm at virtual».

Athena. Hay G.~An important battle
has been fought, at Tartar. an outpoiit
of the Greek headquarters at l’hamlu.
where Crown Prince Con-tamino lulu
command. The. crown prince telegraphii.
”With God's help our side has con-
quored."

Tin-re in great rejoicing over the re-
ceipt o! the oflicial telegram from
Pharaoh: saying that the Turks have
been repulsed and that the (Erector hold
thcir oaitions after a three hours' bat-
tlc. ' he dispatch say» that the Crown
Prince Constantine and Prince Nich—
olas fought cout'agcouitly in the front
rank. risking their lives a hundrod
times. and that thcy had an ovation
from the whole army when the light-
lns was over.

The government has forwarded to
them its warmest congratulations. aa-
aurlzig them that they havc celebrated
their father's name day in the most od-
inirable manner. The king and the cabi-
nct have also addressed a manifesto to
the troops. congratulating their cour-
age and patriotic devotion.

The public is overjoyed and is at-
roaly forgetting the earlier blunders of
the campaign.

The following in the official dispatch
from Major Pallia. chip! of stall of the
Grcck forces in Thcsiiaiy,.dcacriblng the
light at I’haranla:

"The Turks attacked our advance
posts at 2 o'clock. Since 'i‘uesday the
onemy'n movementnhad indicated an
intention to cut off our left Wing, and
they attacked our front. Our advance
posts: retreatod, on they were fighting
against very much superior numbers.
and took up a (wanton in front of our
right wing.

"An ortillory duel onsuotl along the
cxtcnsivc line. Tiio' enemy's infantry
advanced in pnrfwct order at three
points and in large numbors. but thcy
Wt'rf‘ speedily checked by our infantry.

“'i‘lirr t'oapoctivc losses are as yet un-
known. The» crown prince took it wry
active part in th:P combat and advanced
ivlihin range of thc Turkish fir». creat-
ly inspiring ”to mun. i‘rinm- Nicholas
was cqunlly active with tho right tvim:
and diructml the llrc of his lmttrrv
against two Turkish linttcricn. lilo
t’i’tt’ill’ll‘flfl greatly encouroiml the troops.

"We‘- nialnlain all our positions Ill-
tnr-l. rcpulsing t'i‘r‘l‘)’ attziv-k of lbw cn~
cmy. “'c calculate that about H.090
Turks attacked our right wing. Thoy
runh-d down the hill slurws in Wt!“
numiwrs. The enemy was our sup-riot"
in both artillery moi cavalry. the (gull—
br-r of thrlr guns was loom-r. whilr» thu'rr
lliil’lillt‘l‘ was almost vloii‘oic «tum. We-
liml no cavalry, ht‘f‘KUSt‘ mirnnlchiiiirl-
l‘iill has linen used for swnutin; and
lend {toxic to 'l‘rikhala,"

Anothor (ilivnntch from Pharmla my:
that tho tlrcck lino unit attacked by a
Tlil’kil'ih furl-c of 110.000 infantry in mi-
ililllin to nrtilio-ry and cavalry. t‘olu—
nr-I Macros i-onininnrlml tho Crock I»?
ping and Colour] Mavromivhaiia lhi‘
light nine. ioili rrpiilwxl tlw Turks:
with Kris-at slaughter. 'l'liv rnilnny sili—
t'mn int-n drillro-yml by tho Turkish-
ahv-iis. and railway communication to).
livrnn l’linroala anal \‘nlo in ititnrrupt-
ml. l‘rrxvlirations arc being mm“ with
tho utmost activity for thn linttlc
which a; i'mii inn'llnlilv.

SiziiiiltniiMiiin; with tho attack In
lrnrt ol' I'llitl‘flftlll. lIlt' Turks liliidv an-
nlhll' moonlit on llcnvrnl Sinuli-iiski'e
mi.‘ :1! Vin-mm” with :i fnrw «if Mimi)
men and “fit“ rv-piiiac'l. with great
low. ilcnn-i'nl Siiioln-tmkl hays. "The
brimilv ill \'.-ir.~'ilnu is l‘t‘iuKlfll vvith
Nomi." ‘

'l‘li- Turkish plan was t... .Ht'l'l.“ the»
hills nti tho iinrtli. lUVIiIIIIK l’hnrszsila
from Vulrsiino. \lIll('Il they f.iIlv-~i to do.

 

The Turk» at Lari-u.

Latino. May 6,—JI'herc wait a strik-
ing l’eaturv in Ian! Friday”)! cavalry
clou‘vc. l‘ululit'l Mahmoud llcy moi
tired upon by n tin-ck olllccr. who tit-tit
four bulletin from his revolver in the
direction of the 'I‘ill'lilah ulllccr. Mah-
moud Ilvy lhrll nailopeil ahead of hi»
men and. with our Ilrri’o blow of hill
Illtl award. compli-u-iy nevornd thc ilreck
olllvct’u hear! from hilt body.

'l‘lic limit I‘lt‘l‘l' in trcmendoun. but the
“plum ow muttering iiithout tilly com-
plaint. and tho docinru arc urnotly
amok ivliii tin» “’nlitlvl‘llll i'lioliiy of
”iv nouridul 'l'ill’liil. mic ’I'in‘liiuli imi-
ilb-r iiho moi idiot in thc sioniuvli It"
illitllwd In the motor and afterward
it‘tilltvll l0 iiiiirn.

Another 'i‘initlnli toddler who was
ivoiimlctl H‘Ii‘l' in tho trip! and oiioc in
tho shoulder coollnuvd attending to bl»
duiicn for at lioura. until no olllccr no-
tEnJ hit- conililloii and ordered him to
“in I'lIMlettI.

'l‘lw wounded mun room-er with ro-
iuarkoblv rapidity. 'l'hlsi bi lllll’IIiltlwI
in thc nimvmloun lives which the
Turks onion. 'l‘hc nullnn hltll m-nt ll
tiiiililier of llinduufl for thc thus of tho
ii: uiitlcd.

’l‘lw tiroelt prionta hold rcitular nerv-
lvmi lime. and iii» town iii perfauily
qtilot.

areal:- capture. It'll“. Ilium»

Min-mi. May Il.«-'l‘ho (lre’tilt "out it“
iiipltll’ttll at tho entrance otthe unit of
“Monika n ll'hlmllt‘l‘ In whirl) illi' um:
Antimciol liiirlleit. tho AtiiiimAmeri.
cmi niomlmr of puritanical for filial»
livid. recently mood the 'l‘urlu. 'l‘lio
i'cml will Ill! tattoo to the Hmo- toi-
cxaiiilnatloti.

It in reimrtud that ill'li'llllldllll of 1 ita-
rioutly cmnproiniiilnu citaractor have
born found on the Whitman. Theta will
bu turned oVut‘ to tho novornnwnt.

mm-
“W W al‘ limin-

lmmlon. May I.-v'l‘hu Vienna coma
mmdent of tho Dally Tainan-anti any”
"i have been inlormed in «imam
quartet-n that flotilla has actually to-
eim to tolta action. throunh “ll! enthu-
uadma, in the dlttmllon of mediation.
amino with the power: which haw
altood to her proposal. nut that dillla
fully in that GW will not mm tint
human tum."

 
 

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non-ii rpm at? ‘
Contmntlnopio. may ’
the commander of tho, ,.
in illpirutr. telegraphed l ,
had occupied. new“!!!
Mount Kill i. duml"

outmlte Aria". who firm.
rctlrcd. ,,

 
 
 
 

 

Wu Expo-sin For
London. May O.-—-A _
Times from Connant . H
the special and extraordl,
of tho war department Mill

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

. 'I'nrlmh War-lulu
Solonika. May ¢.—lt W
pounced that eight To
have left the Dardantdl
proceeding to the (in
nailed for the island of Lit

 
 
 
 

 

(luau Wants ’l’urltllh Out

Alht‘l’ll, May d.--'l'he Gm
mcnt hail protested to«'thn‘
against the acta of violence, _
pine bcing committed by the
Thessaly. '

BIG JEWELRY RUBBER.

Newark Jeweler 1:03»th
$25,000 Worth of cum
'Ncwark. N. J.. Mart—4V
Convllle. o jeweler of this,
at police headquarters all“,
that in: hail been robbed 9‘
worth of jewelry. Mr. M00013, ,
businous at 372 Broad strut; W
ing apartments are on the ' 'V
of the building.’)ust above ll”;
its: l-liflinil to the police that the
had been placed intt atronx hot.
the size of a traveling trunhfiln
sleeping apartments. ‘ ‘
Th" list of valuables it contain
which he submitted to the police. in at
follows: Two hundred gold watched?
several dozen filled case watchable
dnzm solitaire diamond ring}. tel!
of diamond earrings. 3: large aim
of diamond scarfplna, about three“.
on longo diamonds. an assorttnen of!
diamond rings, between three Mid four
dozen gold watch chains and" WW;
riiimhnr of nilmzolianeoul articlea.‘ ?"
ills apartments were entered ‘M
moons of skriicton keys. and the con-
tents of in.» strong box removed. lilo
on» has as yet been arrested.

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

Practice March of Regular M

Pl'Ilil‘i-tun, N. J., May ‘.~—le Ilium;
regulars ot’ tlic linited States army who
my on practice march from N“
inn: 1.. Philadelphia camped on tun
outskirts oi Princeton. Hundreds?
villagers and cottage, men crowded fl). ‘
mm of encampment. watching the ,
m rli of the soldiers erecting mum
preparing campfires. In the evening
the mill-glans and visitors enioyed‘t‘hb
prlvllr-g.» of viewing the spectacle at
tho wcular army in camp. The com.
party's band gave a concert especially
for tho olilcrtlttnmonl of the unlvcrllty’

trwn. .‘

May l‘rec Competitor Cm.

ilavzina, May ti.«—Thc govemmt‘g
has ordered the Competitor caaeato be‘
[thin-MIMI “m. ininicdiatcly. Tumult!
be a separate proccwiing in the cue (5“
”iv .tnizvrirnna. Una Melton and. MI-
iloni lwzuitl. to uniform with the pro-
visiozm of tho treaty of 1821. It is un-
vio-rrxtnwl that tbv govornnient is ”far ‘
vurnbly dignified" and that the result
if lli-- trial in their vases will be I W
Il'flfit‘, It in mild iliat Alfrod about
has not bm-n RIIIV to prove his Ameri-
can .iiizvnsidp.

 

Wholcmlc Grocer. Go Under. ,

llnliininri-. May ei—iviiiinm'n. Iteycr
and llvnry ll. L‘lirlatihllf. ‘W'holmlc,
“film-Hi. trmllm: at 131 'tlhc‘npnidi II
Jami-9i Mlycr o‘t t'o.. have made an no
shipment for ilw‘ bruit-lit of creditor! to
Ml. \Vitllor ll. Solution. The bond hill
bun lixvd at Mimi}. and tho amt! m ,
.iuiiiiininl at “2,500. No catitnttta III! «7“
lmt'll liimiu of Ilnhllltimi. Slow collide- - ‘7
liotw mm mill to i... the canoe at tho '
fallurv.

 

 

New Libel Lau- i‘or l'ennliylnttln.
Harrisburg. May 6.—-—'l‘hc houle hll ,2
finally psiwwi by it vol? of 131 to ”Ill.
lllwl on; rrnniui by the Pennsylvania
l-Iditoriul nmwluliun. The mom
provide-n that in no t'atlt- can the 659-
l’vnvlani Ill any prosecution for libdl III
Illtiil‘lt‘d for thi- printing or publication
or the some llbcl upon tho unto ll“
«ilt‘luluui in more than one county d
lht' pluic.

 

Election by the tit-nun lull-il-

liumilvr. May ti.«.\ itpm'ltti dispatch
from fiatlnmarwa iioyii that at tho CM-
iinii of tha- tit-twin Indian Nation Ill!
lltptibllv-nn min-t. liondml by it. 3'.
Jiiitii-l‘uoii for Ill'i'BIdUnI. will elontod.
'l‘liv vomit iii I'cuai'dnd‘ II on India"!-
llii'lii {or ihr htliilllllilll‘itlloll, which till-
liil'tltl Illlll lcttilt'tl with "it! “WWI Oil
company. ,

llama! for Ivy POM“

New York. May Omit". 3m, ‘
(looruc. in Ult' lupremo court in 3MP .
Iyo, mm-urcd a verdict of ”.300 Ill C“
for strum Mouton union the m _
lllll tionieivry mmpauy on WW»!
IIIltoiiit t’tlllltid by oumlnl in M
with poluoii Ivy while villlln; Ila! mi.- ‘
bnud'e grave in tho cemniary. ‘ ,

nun-tea lien "float to M -
citation». N. t‘.. May tww'l‘lu m
(N. l'.) tolmivo board of trm
protein mtttlilttl ”It: Illi‘l‘lttlla Ill “ll
tile tariff bill of tho tax on tohm
I to it (onto. The board trill “
l'llwlllfl'l‘iiiillfl “I“ all North Quail“,
Virginia tobacco manutactiim'l la
[mlllill tho iiicrolino. ‘ .
Alt-rd of Imam hm
Mammal. May halite no .
the l‘l‘l‘llnllll’ul’llml oi thaw
lirldm- in tlill city it“ MM
to tho l‘ionimlon llrldlti a...
Autumnal and tho Detroit ‘
iron continent of lmmll. Titian»
volvo- almiti II. £00.,

luau-mt- tlutm n W
ltavana. liter t.-«~'i'ltn hm ,
mt tiornolio lilting ma Um
tthlllmled dyioimlto In lull: ,
plum on the railway him
and no» man. «comm tfi
I I I I, II; II
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