,_ no It. W
W ,illslllo Inuit: and
Willi! . tutors? round hood!!! from
In: W ly. a well Itnown citiaon.
'm warm to the two attompia on
W tin- or no Kelly family. The lint
ms: resulted III the oath at to.
wait! no tho first attenipt on
_ lives of the Kelly family was made.
who familywlcltenod shortly after eat-
~ mutter. mid Joshua Kelly died 2i
hours afterward.
' 01! Kay 1 the family and tenants 0!
till devoured were poisoned again in n
Hinterlan- manner. There were his
white mono and eight nugroes affect-
ed. Hours. 1) F. and “ammo Kelly
“Bellini critically ill. as did Mrs. l}. Kel—
li. Oakley Woodward clerk in a store.
who came near dying from the other
4 poisoning. and a Tonnoaaoo drummer
Who spent. tho night with them were
two other victims.
l‘ncrlminating evidence was found
Saturday at the hKelly home at Jeff and
a clew in then hpe of a box of poison
led to the dete on of the women. The
premium Wore searched. and underneath
the kitchen was (pond at box of poison.
On it was atampod the trademark of
D E It J. 0. Kelly. movers nl JeiY.
The poison. thh was rough on ram
wal placed in biscuits. The ly Itching
occurred at a early hour and w‘ as par-
“canted in b a mob of 20 or 30 per-
meated Ito-Ila For Baotou.
Boston, May 13. ~'l'he subcofimlitoe
which has had in charge tho drafting
of an elevated road bill for Bot-lion It‘-
porled to the full Committee. The bill
as reported by the subcommittee pro—
vides for a deposit of4 3:. 00000 to cover
suits for damages“ hll h may be brought
against said load. it also stipulate-n
that seven miles of the road outside of
the subway must be built within three
years, or the elevated mad will forfeit
the lease to the Ircst end. The bill pro.
vides for n 30 year frnnthise and 5 cent
fares. The railroad unnmiasinners are
given power to reduce the fares if it
can be done without dropping the diiid-
ends below 8 per cent.
The Traitor-an Defiant Reply.
London. May 1:5 «A dispatch from
Cape Town says that the n-ply of tho
Transtaal Itovornment to the strong
note, said to amount to an ultimatum.
from the secretary of stair.- for the mi—
onles, Joseph Chamberlain. insisting
upon observance of the London mn-
veutlon. is defiant in tone. it insists.
the dispatch adds, upon the right of the
Transvaal to demand arbitration of the
questions in dispute and also upon its
right to pass thr- nllen Immigration law,
and nssvrts that.
putod. arbitration is tho lie-st mount; of
arriving at a settlement of tho ques-
tion.
Walsh to Kill III}... Judges.
Mount Holly. N. J.. May l3.«—l"rnnk
Hess. n disehnrgml convict. is' harmwlth
the avowed intention of killing the illi‘l‘t'
judges of tho court and Pt'oatocutor
Budd. AH the prosecutor itpliruilt‘h'td
the courthouse lit-as sprung- forward
and attvmptod to assault him. but was
arrested and taken to jail. He broke
everything he muld in his mail. Hess
recontly was ”Method to prison for
assaulting Councilman "armor of lluro
linxttm. but before bunt: removed in
the prison he “no pronounud insane
and transforred to tho Stutc asylum.
from which institution lli.’ “as it'LtfflllY
released.
llarrlago of Chandler‘s Niece.
Washington. May iii. ----- Miss Kate
Chandler. niece of Senator (.‘hillltllt'l‘ of
New Hntnpuhiro. was Inurriml In tho
senator's l't'llildt'l’it‘f.‘ to Mr. Harry M.
Gavin of ('nncord, N. it. Thu ill-v. Mr.
Jory!» of Wilkesbarr--. l’n.. unvla- of the
bride, pcrfornII-d tho- It-rmnvmy. and
Senator Chandler unto tho brhh- am.”
Many handoome prom-Ills of till Irina-l
ullver. briI-a- -brur and juwls “Ilt' I‘v-
celved. Among the xuosts “"'l't‘ Mrs.
Hale. Senator and Mrn. li'l'fi't'. Mrs. l'om-
era and Mrs. John W. lv‘ostvr. Thl' new-
i! marrlml rouplo loft hero, for tho mirth
and later will so to hotmcltvvplng at
Concord.
*w
You“ Lady Poohntstrrn at West Point.
West Point. May 13.-~\\’hon it hwnnw
known here that Misti NI-u’luuds haul
been appointed llDHlmlIIlrvtIIl of tho pool.
the young lady quI Iht' I'M'iplt'lil of
congratulationl from I-VI-ry station of
life at WWII Point. Mills NI-nlnndn lit a
xroat favmito hero and had tilt' nonport
of tho ncudomit- board and hands of all
the departments. Him bl tho only Iii id
of Judge valandn. «b» for nearly igiit
a century was a clerk in the iII-mlqu
torn building
Put-loot How Appointed.
..Wflonton. May 13. ~~~~~ ltvury Marion "own
5 of Boston has boon uppniutv-Il pruieumr
of motalluruy in Columbia culture. Mr.
Howo is the sun of Mrs. Julia Word
naive. and hill home lit at 287 Marlboro
Itmt. lie Wan born iii liitll. wall urani-
untod from the Bunion Latin school.
from Harvard «mum in the claim of
'0 and from tho Mousuoituumn insti-
tuto at 'l'ochnolosy in mi.
~m-m.‘.. _ “.0...
Mutual Phylllslan‘ iIIoII.
Naugatuvit. Conn" May 13.5»l5larry W.
Noble of this plane brmmht null acolnnt
Dr. ultimo» w. Robbin». a prominent
phyalclun hors. tilillllillll $10000 dam~
no: for tho niloaod alienation of Mrs.
Robin's llflttt‘liflllfl- 'i’lm sorvlm at tho
ms has created It sensation.
mm “W ...... -.q
mm Ill" Illllod lulu.
Roman tillr. May in. David ll‘ltl-
, id. a loud murmur. ltnowu as
it llltttlll’ Dow. dim! at tho hospital
have from inlurlon lntllmod ion days
it! Thomas Hylautl. who ltnucln-d
out to so bout-ammo list lulu. "y-
is,“ will be hold tor minder.
WW
l lira“ Ivy s III-tin. mil.
Nutrition. N. Y. May ia.~—~ilumusl
fllddloton was umolt’ by a bursting
“0“ ill ll” "staunchly" room II! Molt' p
. mimicry at flsttoswun and probably
“tug“ lolurml. it. wall «mount: to
«I...
not!" at Wm
this: rant. Im II willillll handrail
' MW in Alibi”
outwit for an iii-
if this riizht is dis-V
Bean Ple
Louo,
srnouo,
Taken care oi will last
for years,
60 Each!
[have renewed my
stock of Preserves
in stone jars,as they .
gave such satisfac-
tion on first sale.
EASY Alli PLEASAIT To YAKE
Patent
MediCines
EASY
All) PLEASANT
TO
TAKE
A|0I8Pfloul
Geo. C. Stillson’s
DRUG DTORI.
I: Washington St» SoJoroslII.
Io,ooo
Cedar
> Boan
Poles!!!
IOOAcrosGoodPastursund
Wizll watered.
Plowing. ilnrmwlng and other
FARM WORK! '
l’l‘omptly «touchy lixI‘Icticnced
Farm ”Hill".
RAYIOID BROS.
lo. luv-Ii.
WAGONI' i
In and mondvlond.
Mini".
Plill'flil'u
units".
MIMI".
flint“. m
IMO II MM hIAI-i.
CEDAR! 4"“
'LOREIIzo masts,
11 North Main Street.
Jacob ii. Layton,
'iro, LII. and
Accident
I N s U R A N c I ll
ltssl [auto sud lion» Agent
(loo-II Biennium Tickets, and Starling
Drafts. £0!“ ottaud
. and Stock-N So 6.
017103. 5 RAILROAD PLACI.
Next to Post. once.
SOUTH NORWALK. : I z I 001115
Notnry Public. Acknowlodmonta Total
500'"! NORWALK - - ..
SAVINGS, IAIK
ll W-ahlnnon .troot.
Open daily from 9 to 12 a. In.. and from
I to 3 p. m., and on Monday evening:
IronI “Ito 8.
inmost alIowcd on deposits.
ALDEN SOlIMANS Frost.
JOHN n.1ucnnls,tnwpmt.
JOHN ll. KNAPP. Boo. and Tran
J. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper-Hanger, Galclmlnsr
Psintor.
"SITE; to
WA". 'IPEI I'D IDIDEIS
1 NORTH MAIN STREET
South Norwalk.
Sample Books of Latest Styles of Papers
Borders and Gilt. Honldings takento
houses for impaction. on notice by postal
loitimatss wari‘ullv Glynn. nut
J. D. JENNINGS.
U N D E RTAKE R.
KNIGHT STREET,
Norwnilt. -
Opp. Street Railway Depot,
RldiiDJ-i NCII‘. ltl M S'l'ltlc'l‘. '
TELEPH()NB_OALL. ll.
Donn.
NORWALK BUILDING
COMPANY.
Aided by our steam dot-rich, saws, bor-
ing machiIIos.otc.. we can quote
LOW Pawns on
All Kinds of Timber Ylorltl
Churches. Factories or any Largo Build-I
ing work a spozialty.
SHOP. RIVERSIDE AVENUE.
EAST NURWALK CONN.
lESLIE BADBLE. lansgor.
I'll“!
WWIIVIIonl/llnrrrwf"
. , ‘ IL
«.3913.
now °°°° I: ECTE AT “05.96. man
CATON’S VITBLIZER
lulu gensrsl or special nobility. waitetui-
nus. aperuotorho-II. calla-ions. lnpolcncy.
potato. n (on: I tunctlonal disorders.
Ian ml by "Mrs or r: fur-I q ll . v It '''''' ..Ig
I on Manhood III 02!. at y mop, pmn; sigur m.‘
strength ohm: l Hi II In xi ow pm ‘..: I till
vrmrnt p ls.5.»;r,- m . l0 cit» L. ..l an! Ir; . Jul:
.I CUR: Is Quicx AND Tnonooou
I’M: - ., n 5; Irm’lill4w;:.i II: l' m
CATON 3 Hlollxcro. ‘rx 1 I5 Hit 9' ':
uIIt-Lnnwl-t -.-.: u I‘4zo3l «It'wr, OlarS.‘
with written gunmen ol complete cure
lulun 'm n .v .I v , -tI;. . ind ab-‘ -5 I55 1* ‘rntni
sffldllfloi. lull. :‘IH lanwrtltl
umlw mm- ’ I t 4 my "l I.» .l. mum-U n
cntou no. co nonunion".
Sold by Geo. U. htluwn.bouth Nor
walk;
on. non-5s .
ill Pill
The only onfo. sure and
rolloblo Female Pill over
mil-rod to Ladle-II. Eon“
oiniiy rrcommoutled to
- mnrrlod bodies. Alill for
an. mom'-
PEI‘IYIOYAL PILLS
snd take no other. 8mm Ion cmcrnlin
I’rico Al. 00 per box. 0 boxes for 36.00.
All. WI NEW 00.. W. WI.
Sold by till Ill‘llilililtl.
Irdws out ink. mint,
tar, pitch, mono
and mini lmm
cluihlin: and car-
pm .pncily and
cmnplciely and
lien-r Learns n Rio
t... .. ..
Wain III ill ~-
Nu IIIiplI-an mi mltir, poultry »
Nut intimIImnblo. lupin mild. It.
i. I. BUTTON. Now Gannon. OI.
moormmw
Mott’s NerGIiile Pills
Tito
"mum
ammo my
, t “19an
nsrvoos
2!...
LIBERTY.
You mat liberty to come intoth’lo tiers
of outs, audio ramble around and
much all you lasso Neodn't boy. Walla
to have psop o knowwinu n Ilnsstoct of
wall pspor no human that when they
need tome they'll know when to so and
got the prettiest.
Paintorl «applies. sis-s etc. all .
paper hanging and decanting. W as
I. I. OORHAM.
,Io mtsr Amua. .
M lllornlk. ' ' W3
Clevcllgandl
iii A
SUPERIOR BICYCLE
'l' oroiubutono$ I V
mum loo
There’ore no other bicy-
cles that are superior to
The Westfield l
Fitted with Jlovrlnlttl chains. tires and
bearing». They soil for $7.5.
lmperials
At till). i430 and $50. Others from $25 up.
._
NORWALK PATYERI A IFG. 00.
East End of Washington Street 8&ng
Trains Leave
(III mm rr roomuunt. sun.)
SomNoawAu You Now on
A. l.~l153.055,505.0”.000.7“- "I. sit.
sutnmotamsmmt.
l’ Its—IZBLHIJIIJHJW II. 0.80.630.
041.156.8llJ01) AYE
[LIL-nu nuts. on. P150”. us.
Luv: N" You You Boo-m ileum.
Alrflin.lilhfiWJOOJWJNJIJMWN
no). 1100» um.
P. MrflMAMJI'BJI). I02. out. no. to:
sw.6m.1m.sw.9w.
SUVDAIS.
ALI! rililBJm 130. P. mm)».
nu sou-m Roam“ rot Raw Bun.
l—ta I0. 1 Insulastasimoohiios
I’itvnoI. :37 so no. ”7. s21. no.
I I.“ Is .
‘ L1 INU DAYS.
Air-I’ll" III. 141m. P. I “I.
Austin l'itmtos -Imivaiio lions“.
lie-031. ions. 1’. Mr) 13.083. 512.051.
_. . IIUNDAYB.
turns. P. If ~70!
Lam: masons.
LIL—400.948." In P ii.- "0.00.
sUVDAYB.
A ...l—sas P u om.
F.A
FERRIS
&CO.’S
PIG
PORK
AND
BACON!
CafeRoyalCofiee
None yet found as good by the
most particular peoplt‘.
50M:
TEA
35c Loft
Asparagus lips. 255; (for.
Strawberry jammonc liner, 1m: Inr;
only a “mill lot lalt. no more to b5?
had this season. Clam chowder.
an: can.
Ssm'l. Comatooltdr.
‘ 74 N. Haiti 8m.
Rubbsr Stsmpsl
tit all kinds. l a tuliutm the Air
London Illinois-u, o (5..) nor Stomp
IIppiimJiI-ass mnl Niohi him“. titan.
all». more! lItIIquI Heath. stencil lllsn.
linrnlnu lir mi'll..on«u Mimt‘bwk
Purim-mm .Imulol bottom illltl Ilium.
Kn Ubwltsumi i tutti-«tin l’inim ohm
lot «ml initiort' AV in“ Boniutntl‘opy
loitiorn thinmt marorl 'I-m. litmus
Minolta! ltuuwy' I in: it Joiner tor
illinri lilll Aunmluto. irnllliln It l'nt.
out Pom. Star Alli-on in l tum lbw
toner». together with I no iiipwlnlllvu
JOIll "10!. «Ill.
no mung: “2:3 illk. “utilisation“!
I...”
III saw;
Gilli! Illll m...
tantamount?"
Illimflom “it? ”a?” It
51mm... turmoil nmnmuomll' lilo...“
titanium 3
thmm”mn
lntcrfpre in His Bolialf.
mommmurmmmmt
l'ln Continuous Whom loot lorvn III
hat a Wank In trio». It": it It
Ilium Ito Pas-donut laur~bato tits
tor run at ”Humour.
Washington. May 13.-—Tho president
has notified the Mom]: or Rivet-ton R
Chapman, the oontumacious tonal
broker. that he would not consider an
application for pardon until the brokeI
began serving his 30 days’nentcnce in
the District loll. This in clearly indicat-
ed by the foot that Mr. Chapman hat
notified his legal advisors here that ht
will appear on Monday next and pre-
sent himself to the authorities.
Judge WilmIn, counsel for Mr. Chapv
man. while declining to discuss thI
courso ho,will pursue for his client,
says emphatically thin the petition for
pardon has not yot been submitted.
The prexinlont will bo‘ubnvnt from the
city Friday and Saturday. and no appllr
cation ran be made directly to him be-
fore Monday unless action is taken to-
day
The general imptossion consequently
prmnils that no formal appiitntion for
Mr. Chapman-I pardon will be piloted
until after he: actually begins his term
in Jail.
The significant statement repeatedly
piano by Attorney General MoKonna
that tho urinal routine course will be lol-
luil’t'tl when: the million for pardon i:
nwolu-Il in accrptt-d as indicating that
tho pI'I-I‘idont has determined not to
violate prom-dull by granting exorutiv:
oivnut-nry to n man who llittl not yet be-
gun tho vxpiatiun of his offense.
it this \"it-w of the matter is correct.
Mr. Chapman will probably l‘t'lllnill in
Jail for a “'t't‘k or ton days at least. Tht
transitiisniun of his appllt-atinn for par»
don from one ulllcinl to Imnth-‘r will
nm'essarily rrqulrz: Scrcrul days. and
the pvt-sirloin must thvn consider tht
cast: mnw llltlt- before acting.
Worth-n Lt'tilltll'l] of tho District jail
snys thnt no propnmtlons for Air. ('hap»
man's re't't‘l’ilitlll hnvc boon made. HI
dwiares thut all I'I-poris as tothesumpv
tuoun lilillllit:l‘ In which avmnnmuda-
lions haw- lIl-en urmngmi for Mr. Chap-
Innn uro- absolutely unirur.
District Aliurltv')’ Davis said that he
bud not row-lint «IlliI-iul notico of an
Illlllll'lilllill for Mr. tfhupnum‘s pardon,
Ho “its going nib-all with hi5 prepnrn—
tinIIIt for the ll‘liil of linvomI-ycr and
South-:5 Itnd the other I-untumacious
witnvssel. and hi5 I'xxwvtml to bring tho
rum-II up on Monday lli'll. “II that dny
lIt- t'Xprif'll‘ll Mr. ('lmpninn in sIIrrI-Iutm
hinIsI-lf tn sorw out his HPlllI-lit'l'. “I
lIu-i I'v-wv‘n'ul nut-l that hc- would be
prcwnt in murt on that day;
Chapman's ('aao III IIIP Sonata.
“'Hshiilflinll. May l2l.« in the scuttle
ibv sunur inrm'tigntion of bill was re-
lii Ii lay ilw inirmltivlinn of .t I‘ws-Illi»
llnii by Mr :‘llv'lt It! Nf'lirzmka prnpns-
list: that Blwrtun ll. I'lmpmzui bu
lllullL’lll in the bar of llll‘ Ft‘llllle t<
puruv blow-If of u-ntmnuvy no It pre-
iumlsitn In pom-III.
Mr. Alla-n nought In HW'llit' tmmwli-
aw iiI'llIin on ttIr H‘b‘vlliill-ill. but it \wnl
..m-r «In whim linn irum Air. Gallium-rot
Now llnmpshirw nnvl Ml". “our of Man-
miriiuawtts. 'i'ln- lath-r Illlll is’ml thI-
rwmlutinn as giving “WHY til» nullmri-
ty of the lonntv mni snbl lI4- u'uIIl-l pro-
[hum un union-inn III. nile II viz-w of
timing Chapman puulsbul unlerut hr
ELVISll'l‘i 'N ll.
t‘llAl'MAN.
ltlrxml innuwil of I’Htilt'llilil without
I'l'llil'lll'l' to tho uumumn ui par-lull.
Tbv I'nl-mt rI-sulullun .Iim “will own
in lli‘l'lllll lb:- I‘lliilllilllm‘ «on loin-lit" it'-
luilnna in submit II slut-1mm oi torts
lmn‘lm; nil tho «obit-vi.
'l'iw rulrlitlttl' \i‘lli‘ lulu-n up. umi ow.
I-rnl l-llbl oi” minor lmpunnnw Worm
pumiwll. '
HI-Iilllul' uuny “ith‘ Iiuiivv All hilt ili~
truth!" in "flvt‘ illlit'lillllll lilo in tho “\lll‘
dry liill appropriation bill booming
npm-iul indinu unvutn. dupuir rnilm turn
of iIanIml rvwnnn, alorulu-opI-ro. unu-
ttvis illlll oxanninltm Ionian-ms in tlw
Immiou utiivo [rum tho t‘lltilllflflll Inn-v.
lav. ’l‘lu- IIIIIt-mlnwltt pt'nvillt'u for tho
ll5tl|illhillnll of tho swwinl lmlinn nut-Ills
I-V lliv Ili't'iiltll‘lll mill Iiirlr mmltrmn-
lion by tho Ht'llitll' lUIIl lur tit-5 iI|I|mllll~
"will of tho otiu-r utllvurs IIIt-lItluthl by
tho "1';th of Ilwir ronpw-tli’o tIfl‘l‘lrl‘
llll'illrl onb or without nomination.
iiwuotur i'oubtww Inlrmluvmi n4 bill
:Iulllurmlm; lilo pnutlnnsior III-norm to
iti‘lllillt' for tho l'lIilwl Hinton tho in-
w'lliinn Ml l’I'ulrmn' I’Ivimrv null lall'll'
tounnt IIIIIIIII- for Input wiuumpldtm by
ttlitd‘llllillm «lithium and aim- tu mm.
lrurl u lino III-town WIIIIhmuInu and
Now Yuri lur tlw pun-um oi onlwrl»
tm-ntlnfl with null purloI-illllt tho line of
rapid iI-lvxmphlnu.
.. .. -w..- . m
Into Find For liaiouwysr‘u Trial.
Washington. titty ill.~'l‘ho rust-n of
l'l’unidvnt llnI'I-lnryor and limrroinry
III-urban of tho Anmlcon honor lloiinlim
mmpuny wvrc- m-ioviud tor ll’lll on Ill.
llth of this month for mitt-Ii to sn-
uwur donation» put by lilo minute tinni-
trust inwsilnttng cummlm-o. thin-lot
Alon-nay limit advised tin.» coon-st M
iii. vim-tin ottoman um tho mt.
om would in nail“ on litlt “to all!
that tut/limo: and mm would In
> w Wmmmm m
It WEDTWE taro
~ Ila-our nautm wit nano-
pron Inheritance m lbw.
Troy. N. Y.. I“! 13. ~Gnvernor Black
will. it in unsorted, veto the manual“
lnherltanre tax bill of Assembly
Dudley and also the civil service bill
Senator Lexow. ‘ .
He may accompany each but witho
memorandum.
In fact he has been colleotlnu the
data at his otllee in this city. and it it
expected that he will announce lIiII ile-
.'laion on one of these measures within
t day or» two.
The governor's friends are aware that
be has read everything that he could
get on the inheritance tax duration.
in regards the adyocat y of this form
of tax by ('omptroiler James A. ltoberti
in the May Forum as oxoet‘edlngiy able.
out not entlroly convincing. “
He has noted the fort that although
England adopted this form of taxation
from Holland II period of discussion
and argumont intorwnI-d bomeen the
time of its first ruggostion and that of
its rnaotmont into law.
Govrrnor Black regards as a grave
question whether the film is rip!» for
the adoption of surh an advanced poli-
cy as is involved in a graduated pro-
art-salve this of this nature. This is the
third point whit-h the governor has had
unllor t-onsldI-ralil-n and width has
brought about a dotormination adverse
to ”I? bill. ‘
5Tho bill fixes n in: of 5 per cent on
*stntos «If 3.100.000 or more. it! per cent
on estates of “000,000 or morn, 15 per
"cm on t-stzttos of 32.000000 or lllnl't’ and
:0 per cont on estates of 83,000,000 til
mom, l‘ndor this proposed law the
estnto of Jay Ilould would have paid
to the stain about “7.000.000.
BASEBALL.
The National tongue Gun".
. At (‘lmoinnd—
(‘lcw'lnnd ..... 0 0 0"] I i 0 0 0— 3
Brooklyn ...... l 0 0 It 0 l 0 0 0—!
Clt‘\'t‘l‘alllll~--"lll‘. i0; 'orrnrs, 2. Brook-
lyn-~iiits. ill. t'l'i'Ill‘S, 1.
At “'asiiingtuna
Wunhlngton . 0 0 0 0 0 0 i 0 3—4
Baltimore 1 0 ‘3 0 0 ll 0 2 0—- 5
WastiIlumnn-- Hits. 1:; orrors, 1.15;th
timurvr liits, l0; Irrrnrs. l.
A! i'llll‘ilfillw
Chil'ncu ‘3 0 '3 3' 0 010 ‘—-i5
r'lnrimmti 0 0 0 0 l 0 0 0 0-~l
t'l’iit‘ntznwlllts, iii. vrI-nrs, 0 ('incin
nati—Jiits. 7; rrrut‘s. .3.
At I'lltshurgm
Pillsbury: . 0 0 0 0 0 0 l 0 0—]
Boston 0 I} l 0 0 0 0 ‘2 0~2
l'ittsburgw-llits. i; errors l [tuition
”Hits. 7; orrurs. 1.
Al Si. 'ln'liilfl
St. l.ntlts.,..... 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0—?
Philadelphia .. U 2 ii I] 0 i 0 0 ‘w 2
St. Louisa ”in: ii; nrr-lrs. I. l’ lla-
lvlpiilzr ”its. ll; l'l‘l‘ul‘S, .3.
~lt. Luiiis ....... 2 o n o o o a. 0 g-.. 4
i'hila.b-lpliizi .. 0 n n o 0 l 0 2 ‘.’-~!
St. Louis tilts, ii; vrrnrs, 0. i'hila~
~1elplmt~llitrn lli' errors. 1.
(‘linrgeul “’itb Poisoning.
Snrlngfloltl, Mum, May i3. ., Mrs. Pith
"a it I'undmi. rhorgml with attu-mptr
.m: to murvlo-I' Mm. Lilt’lil'lii \\’. Ilum
«y giting hv-I poisoning “it“; has low
found prulullll)‘ zuilty ill llit‘ pnlltw
'ntIrt and llt'ltl in H.000 bonds for th-
SI-ptl-mlwr tvrm n-i tho- granni jury. i‘n.
lvuswi‘ id. l5‘. [hurls of Anilivrst ruling»
“'htl' with llr. Milillll of Paris. who i:
studying in :‘HIllv'l'i'i. mmlo- nu :mnlysi'
If tho \tinv. iv-siiflml that it romaine-c:
.In :Ilitnluld of nmnitv, Nils. t‘uIIan.
will not lu- leIlv to not bail.
..o...
Jupn til-min ('oInInli-lonrr to Honolulu
San Futurism, May 11 ’i‘in- stv-nmei
from llnnululu May .3 has ill'l‘lVWl. Ill.
Mn)‘ .3 lho- anniwsv .ruis. r Nunlmt :Ir
rirvnl from Yuk-dunno with .lupunc-m
CulllltllH-Fliilli‘l' .\l»l.\‘:IIIIn. Him In III III
youtigaitv- 1in “IF-‘9‘ nf til-5 rvjwtrli im-
migrants. I'nIlInIinslntII-r {\biyxmu stair;
that his Inmsiun li-l frivudiy. if lil'illt-lr
Iliu ”itl\.tll:lll gnu'rnmrnt ism5 I'l'l‘v‘tl. .‘I
winim fur llltlliliul'n nil! in” Ilttilt‘. III
drill-5s tlIIIt Jll|tlii| hooks u ii and any;
negotiations “in be Hilltlllifxl diplnv
niutmtil)‘.
FIIII'III ('lm I'ootsmutt'" \‘MIINL
Washington May 1.". -'l‘iIv full owin'
fourth ll}."fl poutniihltis inn: 2... u up-
polnlul:
Nvu‘ Jo‘rrit')‘ -i53lwuud. l5ZIiznln-iit l.;Iy4-
I'm it. Munmmniillv. iuius I\ill;lii‘,l'url
Mm no. Ih-nl'izv Illil‘ll.
i’vnnaylrunlan t‘nMwillv. lIIllmr ill-lu-
lilltll’l‘; linwwnrlli. .lullll Shannan; Lit-
zI-nlirtg, .l l5‘ Ilnlb. MIIlll'm'i‘lilt'. l'ill
AlyI-rn. Slunvrwllv. L, ii. Shine-r.
i ”I'I'I‘IVQ‘I' Appointed For (‘ofl'vo l-‘lrIII.
ilnIitnI-l, \iny iii l'pnn Ibo applica-
tiun uf litlul' illIIIltliulIluf'I‘ ll l‘m’l'lVI'l'
wan .Ippultill-Il in! Ill: film of II. II.
lilnnrlmnl It t',u llt'lili’” in tons ml.
for! and ”plum: ”MINI! Int-mt illiilu‘illl‘ ill
in nllvunl by ”It utm'mkliulllottl W II
l'WlilI'i. ll Mm kliublrl‘, won illilltllill~
ml lmnpomry l‘m't'li'til'. and. it in mutt-d,
lllv :Il'fnira of tho mm «In ulli bu uuund
up.
[Ulla-d In Mtomplin' to Europe.
ltolilmorr. Muy in, John .\.I';llt'l‘. the
outwit-t from t'llliilwt’lltlitl. Moi. who
jmnpml from it linitiumn- illlll IIlIiu ox-
pmm Irnlu whilv lII-Imt brnuuht horn in
norw u lop-«r sI-Iilonro tm- (nugury.
tiled in Murylond lluspltnl from tho in-
iurlvs ho nillIlIIliiI'Il in in» donpurnlv
leap,
Ninth. Nun'- "only Found.
Hhoibumo Falls. him-It. May l.‘l. -'l’hc
body at William J. (l’lintll'llt'. «In-It 2..
who has lawn lllllllli‘ from hm humi-
tIlllt'I' April til. was found in tho I'lw-r
1qu lwluw tho dam. It III lwllM'ml hr
t'lilllllllllt‘ll IIIIlI'itIt' or (oil into lilo t‘lt’ut
u‘hilt' lIItoIIit-uilld.
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1‘- do to lilo-urn! liar IIIo Jubilee.
Montroal. May ill. «‘l‘ho ‘l‘omdymov-
ond tilopnrntv mmpuny at tho Now York
stow national guard will in all III-ohm
iIillty wine to Montrnl to tulle part in
tho nut-en'a lubiloo tlwtivitios horo.
(laid ill-movers In Pain.
lotion. Porn. tiny ltl Now gold mitten
haw boon Illmwm-d in tin- pnwlnm
oi t‘arsluaya. dopnrtmI-nt of i'nuo. it
in twill-rod Ihoy will yield lurluly.
Itflmh «Ilium-I to mount l’iflllflui;
Halifax. May ill.» The "Pill“! worship
hound. now Iii this port. will nail next
not for Nowtountliand on unitary pro-
trillion flifVltliie
William! W With Dorm.
tomato. Ito "will dstoctivu hit
but m mum. to on M
W
Havana. via Kay Wen .
patently reliable aura of
portant inuurgcnt mice” ’
has just reached Havana.
that General Calixto Ga
oral Rabi toll on a tip:
was carrying food andaup
Manzanillo to Bayamo Blfl
captured the convoy.rou
Lono'ls columns and 5”“
vigorously that he lied to tho
the remnant ot his brtsad’o
ship at Cabooorua for y I y ,_
said that so severe wereffllo
so thoroughly dinorzanMd
men that the Bpanhih “new
dare attempt to retract. ,
Manzattllloi by land.4 footing.
Would be again attacked fin
wiped out of ehintence.
This engagement. which
by Cubans here as more im- 5
any battle since cat‘ariil
show how helpless the 8 ,
the country cast of the trooltl.
is hell called Cuba time} What
known of the affair came
letter to a Spanish officer
disaster to the arms of Spat
primarily to Weylor'a miter“;
in attempting to hold Bayonne.
military tritlt'n say in without stta
value and not worth a tenth M
the sacrifices already made in alt,
in: to send arms and provisions
from Manzanillo, only ten leaguesa ,
A Largo and lfselm In“.
Spain has lost 5.000 men and (odd and»
arms without end along the road to
liayamo, and now the Spanillh soldieri
call it. ‘tho road to death " General
liono laid a trap for the insurgents and
was hoist with his oun Dillard. .. ,
liet‘lng that the Convoy would be 014
tackt‘d. he sent his mule train ahead
with a scant escort. intending to flank ”
the ro- bola or fall upon their rear with
his main infantry while the escort. held 7
their fire. This force in said to ill .
been bet“ ecu l 500 and 2.000 men. (lens
oral Gare la, ulth betneen 000 and 1.“.
men. also waited for the convoy 1h!”
lengurs from ilayatno. ’
H» “as told by his scouts there VII
3 largo Spanish force following the
poorly protected mule train, and. Ill!-
pecting a trick. he allowed the M
mules and small escort to pa'n Withh-
ulli. molestation at the time and M
his men in on admntageous position
to await the.» culilitlfl or General born).
The Spanish. eagerly awaiting tho,
sound of tiring ahead. which would tell
them the train had been attacked.
mun-hm! straight into the trap.
Whon the rolumn was within a short
rangoftln- insurgents opcned fire. Th0
cflert was dmaliy. The Spanishretumed
tho tiro. but with little Iasult. Tm
lt‘illthll they hull lu-en ambushed and
mm by the gaps in their ranks that “ii
enemy has in fan 0. They advanced It
the word. but another toliey from tho
invurgonts I lllll'lt’d some wavering. Then
arose the old cry. "A machete!" and
before the ranks I'Uuli be closed or I
s-Iuaro formed Ilarr'ia‘s veterans were
upon llli‘ill. A24 has xcnrraliy boon the
«use. lllv Spanish infantry, havihgbeeil
Sillijt‘t'lml in it lwnvy llfl'. (lid “0‘ AD"
,uppuso tho manhole with the bayonet.
in a lo“ minutes the retreat was gen-
eral.
(‘nnid Malte- No stand.
(ions-rat Lona» nnvl his staff by dol-
peruto rffuris succumb-d in rallying A
(on hundrml men for anotht-r stand:
but. although tin-y opposed the inour-
Itvnts' lllh'fllll'l‘ with a brisk lire. it VII
I'Vliltl" that the day was lost. Fearlhfl
that :I lllllVI'llll'lll among the Cub-Ill
mount on nth-mm to surround them.
the Spoon-h bruit» and ran. Thus ill!
llnfvnt bemnm :I rout. The insurgent
inn-cu \\l'i‘t“ tin-n Ilividt-d. one division
pursuing Iienvrni lmno and the other
guilt}: in mptun- tho arms and pro.
Vintolm. This last provod on may tank.
us at the Hound of hoary ”till! the
small farm- prof-villi]! ill? mule train
bud foolishly imitml and attempted to
ntrrnxlbru its ponllinu.
'l‘hv Fpunlfih miniuutnier. with their!»
trialling mnln bmly. wait harm tor
10 lllilt'rl. ilo dwinlud to abandon tho
I'mtlllttl‘ road back to Mailzalllllo. 1m-
int: liv n ould lll' intvrruptcd an (lotion!
Hey qui own .I on day» III-tom. ’l‘hs
\ltilllt-IJ‘J I ulmlm Wort- in the road it
tiny. mm. in» pI- I-niinlnlin Wl'l't! In“. till
his "Wit “1“ plmlicnlly without food.
'i‘lw only wny lu- now to “W! the roll]-
Iinnl oi Iii» llll‘t'ml wan to main- for till
count I'll it point many Itiiitol from H“:
month... Mo murrln-d nearly 40 mil“;
Y'l‘iH'lli'l‘ l'llln' l'rlll Alli! WI“ W0"! A“
Mitiiilnllllu. A mmwnitor sisamar It“
promo-d lulu the sorvlt-o and carpi“!s 3“
do»; ulitlvlit million: hit it to Iltlmlfllh
Ho no... wait llw tummy and so mitt
thvir lt’ll‘i‘lll that thoy worn ublo homo
Iy MR only II low of thvir multim-
The doiniln itit‘ uni yot at band. a!
timid, umlmlly "WW II I. ’0‘ no
port of our vnmmonwnt between
5i: and Lotto but the tit-Iva. 7
llm'oim IIoIartho-ivss. it in «no «I!
(am: in which tho literary bum
Ilmwrni Woylor work: with litmm ' ‘
Ilitlllll.
Julio Hulmutlly in mid to how i ‘
on May :1 with It largo oxnodltlofl I! ’
.luon do LII» i'luyns. it in also “14%
Iiulnff. with Hill "it'll. wail Him to ,
w-lva- intuit in tilltltlll that comm
«III ul‘ minimum putrnlilmr illll ‘
how iwrn plmod under “it!” to!
[In-wooing lin- inlnilnunf finnfillllfl
Junn in l0 lt'llillli‘l‘ mm of limit.
lilliliflt lilii illi- nummuun and with
that dimltt
mm
damn I... Ilonns loo-HM “1
Roy Wm May it: A report to“
linrntm any! that thorn III
tlun In Iiw polmw our II diam m
Minion-r do Immn It Wuhinm;
[Indian me Iepmts that 00qu
has owl“ to tho i Ilitvd flint“
intuit.
'l'ho mmm urn that (Jami
Imftmi that limit that the l
mom who gaining ground. if
that “'Iil‘ltii' but marlin unlit '
plays in hip sononnrm III .
nation. and lint lilo inmrli W
not to Iptiln limzsim tin W
mints“ mom-o allot
m Mill” MW;
artist at Illa Dam
no» bit ”0“ m
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