. ‘Mtlrir
mills '31. feet.
, .‘I‘Q
, sill.
it lost and depth of water in the
i It feet. The bridge will be oi
mlsblns 1.000.000 pound»
bad of hMJiilo‘pounds. The total
to nary. L, .
‘ Thrursllwsin will use the structure.
Mill on alibi tracks. The turnttu
his will have a diameter of 30 feel. and
‘ ills bridge will be swung In one minute,
‘ probably by electric power. ‘
‘A QUEER OCCURRENCE.
AM Best lipase try-School oi
_, " ‘ lackml.
RN" York. May li.--The fishlnssrnach
_ Auntsiirecniaw. which has arrived at
“Positron. L. 1.. brings a strange tale
. at tho-sea. The captain. John Green-
law of Gloucester, Mass. reports that
last Wednesday night’six of the crew
were in the smnoh's boat scltlnx seiner
about ‘a his school of mackerel. An es-
ccptionally good catch was made. but
Just as the men were tightening their
ropes the immense school oil iish made
a peculiar rush in one direction.
{the boat. which was firmly secured to
both ends of thenet. began iolsettie
and in a few minutes was dragged un-
der water by.this writhing school of
.i'lsh. The men were good swimmer:-
and in a short while were all taken
aboard the smack. By this accident
over 380 barrels of mackerel were lost.
The Bradley Martins Arc Happy.
New _Yorit, May tor—The Tribune at
this city this morning has the ioiiowint:
"The Bradley Martins are in the new
enth heaven of delightful anticipation.
In a letter written to .an intimate friend
in this city and received yesterday
Mrs. Bradley Martin writes-:.”You may
well imagine how delighted we all are
at the prospect of a child being born to
the Earl and Countess of Craven. The
happy event will take place carly in
July. The countess is in excellent health
and is with the earl at Coomllc Abbey."
- The Countess of Craven, formerly
Cornelia Martin, was married to Wil-
liam George Robert. fourth earl of
Craven. on April 18, 1803. in Grace
church of this city.
Bank ashlar Arrested.
Cincinnati. May 15.—-'i‘. Ii. Youtzey,
late cashier of the Newport National
limit. was summoned by telephone he-
'i'ore Judge Barr; United States court.
and arrested on a warrant charging
him with misappropriating the bank's
funds. in default of a bond in the sum
of 810.000 he was placed in Jail. The
Newport bank was closed, Youtzcy sur-
rendered personal property valued at
WWW and it was generally understood
there would be no criminal proceedings.
but this action indicates a contrary
purpose on the part of the government.
Fastest "east of "or Class.
Bridgeport. Conn. May 15.—-"Th8
fastest vessel of her class in tho world"
was the verdict accorded by the olilccrs
of the trial board at the conclusion of
the speed trial of the new cruiser Nash.
ville on Long island sound. The swcd
required by the government was 1307
. knots. The average speed made by the
vessel was 16.706 knots, making an or
can of speed of very near three knots.
With a bonus of $20,000 for each excess
hot. this means a total of $60,000 for
h. builders.
Increased Duty Closes a Factory.
liontreai, May tit—J. M. Forticr's cl-
tar and cigarette factory llitil lil’t'll
closed. This throws nearly 200 people
out of Work. it is due to tho loci of the
increased duty put by the Lllu'l'ill nov-
srnment on tobacco combined with the
decision given by the courts against
Fortler and in favor of the American
Cigarette company when Forth-r mm-
plaincd that the lailcr company “‘lium
not allow its atomic to be sold to any one
who sold his goods.
Encounter With smugglers.
St. Johns. N. R. May iflu~A serious
ancllunter has taken plat-c Ill Fortune
bay between a band of smugglers and
the crew of the roycnulv l-ruilll-r Fiona.
The revenue niilccrll cudeavorvd to ur-
nst the smugglers for carrying veni-
nnrto lit. Piano. The smulmlers rolllut-
sd and succeeded in driving off thl' util-
osrs. iletnlorvcments are being sent by
the revonuc authoritil-s, as it Is harm!
that the disturbance may usuumv tit-ri-
ous proportions.
M
An llmrnmoa Method at liuleidr.
cansiohsrie. x. Y.. hilly lti,~~'i'lw Ilmty
of Tumult Chamberlain. aged in ycnl‘ii.
was found Music: to a tree in the
woods tlmlr "pullers. t’homllcrtlllll Willi
outplayed as lot-it lender on tile Eric
astral and is supported in how commit-
tsd suicide. The rope was armour-ll in
such s manner that when hill Imlély foil
an rope “NT his hands luacthcr ilt‘l‘noil
Iii neck. The coroner ill investigating.
Missed Mtsatpt at Ann.
Providence. ilisy 1%“??an Watson.
who was adjudged probably guilty of
. ”VIM attempted to immune (‘tifltl-
Mills! hotel at Narragansett liter. Willi
”Willi in this city on it writ ot built-all
assault and before Jillian 'i'ltlllllnnuo of
tho supreme court was admitted to ball
1; the sum of “.660. ball was illl‘illlihriil
the former sllroiy. lmuls i". hull of
“um—W
lanes-miles of a nation.
Osceola. N. Y" liar in.~»Artlclcs of
parallels for the (tomato momma
ails'! liullro‘sd remnant! have Ilt‘ltil
M with the statutory of state. rt...
' j _ y iii to establish a sitcl'l surface
Whitman system in tiltll city and
” Will 00m“. is total distance of ill
The capital steel: is no. . The
7, 7‘ was Granted. ‘
W at libs Menthol.
Wit-r. ill. lt.. liar limit» mm-
Writer herein rm ‘Mlil. and the
. - . flooded the interval tut
' ' Mn! slid Hallie tracks
7 tram. anti trains arclieisml.
m other misuse tiniest:
headway under tilt ‘
t will, be "capable at allilpdrting o '
t is estimated at 8700,000.includlna ‘
LONG.
STRONG,
OEDARI
Taken care oi will last
for years,
6canh!
ihavc renewed my
stock of Prcscrycs
in stoncjars. as they
gavc'such satisfac-
tion on first sale.
LORENZO I OIBBLE,
11 North Main Street.
EASY Ill) PLEASANT TO THE
Patent
Medicines
TO
TAKE
LtOIrPrlosaI
Geo. O. Stiiison’s
DRUG .‘I’ORI.
I: sultan.» st. Sonrwsik.
I0.000
Cedar
Bean
Poles!!!
loolorswootii'sstorslsnd
Well watered.
Plowing. Narrowing and other
FARM» WOR K !
Promptiy done by Experienced
Farm iiantli.
RAVIOIO 0003.
la. Intuit.
WAGON. I
Is. sad basal-salons.
IMOO.
MIMI“.
“Willi.
use
"at
Mill“. I"
a u" "all?
.Ll'r. my} "
Aooicillnt v :
lusuaancsn
I»! lststss'nti house last
Ocean W Tickets. and italics
Drafts. in... s
and Stoohs sift «“3
omos. ii Ransom Puss.
soars sgfiivlil’nllrmflfi’ ‘3 sons)
NON] Public. acknowisdlmnts '1'..an
. . . SAVIIOS IIII
It Washington .sroot.
Opendail fromOto 18am. and from
itollphniaaudonhionday
interest allowed on deposits.
ALDEN BOLMANB Prat. .
JOHN H. rituals. hurl-t.
JOHN ii. KNAI'P. See. and Treat
Wm"... “WM... :2
. J. admissions.
Paper-Hangar. Oslolnllnsr
Painter.
. nail-Ii In
WILL PIPER I" BORDERS
1 NORTH IAIN 8TB“!
BoathNorwaik.
Sample Books of Intent Styles of Papers
Borders and Gilt Mouldings taken to
houses for inspection. on notice by postal
lilo
-. u..— .....,. “Wham...“
Estimates Cheerful“ Given.
E N N l N 03.
J. bf) _
u N DE RTAKe: R.
KNIGHT STREET. m
-
Norwalk.
Opp. Street Railway Depot.
REIDFNCE ELM STRET. '
TBLKPHONI CALL. ll.
TH E
NORWALK BUILDING
COMPANY.
Aided by our steam derrioks. saws. bor-
ing mmbines,etc., we can quote
LOW PRICES OK
All Kinds of Timber Work!
Churches, Factoriesor any Largo Build-
. tug work a wholly.
SHOP. RIVERSIDE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
lESLiE GAMBLE, Isnsgsr.
only
‘*
Vilgfligflglé.
3541 “B” Ogre :gfigge Tutti:
CATON’S VITALIZEB
rum general or special liability. wakeful»
nus. awn-tartan. emissions. In tsacy.
psrssls. cm. (Jo-run functional 4 sortie".
lllllleti Ivy errors or "corn, qultly rmtmin,‘
Lost Manhood rt n.‘-I 01‘ young. glint; “P" .mJ
strength where lulvlrr wc.lltnw.prev..l;v , um
ventral t-aclfagv, (nu-fin. till'ltllul. am! i- gimp-t:
.. Cunt in QUICI sun Tucsouas.
."w'f .! o'- .«. y llvlt‘blhl-nn n H m
CA‘l‘ilN'S Vita-inc”. Swill mllmi lIyn-u Illa;
gut u.»- l t, t: ’I‘.‘ it i‘li"! 5| n r pk", fr i. Y ’5
with written mummies l. unmpldc cure
'II ’Y‘ll lt~...t, t“ "'n w, rt» ,, (no ’i"‘. unt'tlIrmlll
”and us .I lull .r .mi is l r». iw .I wreil
uni itr tin-r . l. l m'y -» . i l m. ‘. i-r‘rvtil n.
CATCH "£0. 60.. BOBTON. MAUI.
Sold by Geo. l). Stillson. south Nor
walk:
on. not-vs
PlIIIIIIIYII
Tho on! safe. sure and
reliable Tamale i’ill lwcr
adored to Ladies.
olsily rocotnmssdcd to
married Ladies Ask for
nae. now-
Hllmill. Pill!
soaksaoothsr. assorontnnouun.
l‘rlco 01.00 per box. 0 boxes for 05.00.
I. m m M» m “is
fluid by all (intranets.
Secrets
illicit out Ink. point.
lat. pilrll. cream
mi naiml from
clothing and corn
pm llllitin and
nunpirit-ly and ,
kutlltovmfim
m“ill! Al‘ll‘.‘m m, n m
Nu ltllplrltl uli mint. slid "l!“sflaus
Nut lllllillllilllllllu. flow”. not“. H.
l. I. COTTON. New anssa. 0t.
lloid h
walla
LIFE EAT"
A. Diplomatic shes. its. Iota
one! it ileum». ”walk
lioii’s Nerverille Pills
1'“ "a:
“and it"
tt‘iittm
Meant its
s
"wins-
You ma tumultuous-lion
of ours. sntlto ramble aroundsndloobns
moohasyon lease. Nudn’thay.Wslise
to‘l'ilavs {now whit“: Mania“ of
w we are to "w J
headmihoy'ibkhow here to pom
eutectic... .. .. a...
pupa mmend'domtinsi . s.
E. I. OORHAM.
Tom AVIHUI. ‘
all» small. Gunman. ; r J t.
M
. TH
* Cleveland!
'18 A ‘
sureltloa slcrctr
“mutton
There are no other bicy-
cles that are superior to
The Westflold iv
Fitted with Cleveland chain tires and
bearings. They sell for o.
l m portals
in non. Still and to). Others from has up.
-
ltoltwsut enters euro. co.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
Targets»;
in! mam s'r soon. us. ti. 1m.)
80m Normans Ron Nsw You
A.H.~i‘ifl.4fl.flfi.6fl.i“.'i“- In. '1’.
OthEDUthiSJllrl. .
BIL—linilldfllfllhlln II. mam.
ltlflfllsllJtim.
BU DAY .
AJL—lilld um"; III? P. l.-us. m.
lotus Nsw You ros Rom Noswsss.
A.u.-12ln.DMIWJNINOWJOMIOM
“"0. II“. "in.
RBIs-JOLIMSMIW. m. “I. II). '02
nmsmimsmsm
SUNDAYS.
A.l.~lass.ti 7:». P. autos.
Luvs tiou'rn oawr 1.: ms Nsw Ham.
A.lr—fll’i.ill.‘3;i.‘it).iii6.0fl.llii§.lili0
ll i2.
P.H.—19l71. 131. il’il. no. In. 027. T 10.
SUNDAYS.
ul. “1.1115.
A. [~12 to Lil. 7 0‘2. 9 l2. 1'. Ii.-'l is.
Dammit! "stardom: 80. Norman.
a. H.431. lots. 1’. Dir-i u. s n. s 12. I la.
RUN DAYS.
a. Ii.-s pl. P. lid: to.
Luvs Dissolv-
s. ll.—-soa. us. it Oils-P. IL—a Ill. Isl.
RUNDATB.
‘u'r-I as. i‘. [410.
r. it
FER R I S
&CO.’S
PIG
PORK
AND
BACON!
CafeRoyalCofiee
None yet found as good by the
most particular people.
SOME
TEA
FOR
Asparagus lips. 35c can.
Strawberry jammonc liner. our it":
only a small lot lsit. no more to be
haul tilill season. Clam chowder,
an: can.
Sam'i. Comtttlolt..lr.
Ti H. Hall m.
Rubberitsm
lit all in inept tits Mr
Cushion Hooligan“: etc. £3er illumi-
HtlppllmJli'Mn am! Nit-lull mucus. Hint!»
slimlimltitsnn “columnist“ llim.
lint-ulna llrntids, . tilltlu' iisnlm. illloelt
ital-Mammllnal gills-tiers stall-liq ll.
:illy (“Fig.fllflg‘ vlli‘limmkn? gly-
«mm . or cl o .n
Iluiturs \ ' that" Mg... l’rsul. hm»
Star tor
Alma for tour-l l’ullil. lull.
Mum. liill Alsulililia. lirsbllln it its»
Pl“. Ilene. iitlll' [idiomatic PM" li‘lw
Imam. another with Hilton limitation
JO". TIT... “‘IT,
'ZT‘sz '
vi 0. ”(it ‘0 " a? W
“h“rlllflflf‘.
ll‘or “In ill
m II W
m “W ’3“ ”dormant:
l‘illllll.
‘ p Desperate Shuttle.
m.
s'
5v . “in i ‘ « f “ '
fills Wu allot wan- Carrying the not:
., . Innis Colors-vital" Declares That tit-sou?
Will Bastions tbs War lintll an a.
nun... E- Iigasdwiluihrla sum.
Corfu. Harlow-Tho latest news rem
oeived here is to the effect. that till.
Greeks, while advancing on Mill’mi‘
about ten miles north of Prevent. or
the route to ii‘iilppiada. met with ties!
'pcrats resistance from the Turks. .
The ilahiing was very stubborn or!
both sides. and the combatants came :4
hand to hand conflicts Iwith the bayo-,
net. The Greek losses were 40 killer.
and 30 wounded.
Among the wounded are Major Gull-or
and Miss ‘Constantinidcs, the so calico
Greek Joan of Arc, who went to tilt
front from Athens a few weeks ago.
libs was hearing the Greek standard
when she received a bayonet thrust.
The Turkish forts at i’reveso have
been silenced.
Peace Negotiations Coupllcated.
London. May ii..——'l‘he correspondent:
of The Timcs at Athens says:
"The resumption of offensive opera-
tions in idpirus greatly complicates lllr
situation and tends to hamper the ne-
gotiations for peace. The evident in-‘
tentlon of the Greek commanders is to:
capture the Turkish positions there in
order to show that they have not been
drieated.
"in an interview M. Ralli, the pre-
mier, repeated his statement that buy
manltarian motives are responsible for
the advance in Epirua. but he, did not
deny the advantages which might be
hoped for from the capture of Prevent:
and the occupation of the adjoining
Tulkish tcrltory.
" 'We are still at war."hc said. ‘and
until an armistice is concluded tircect
retains lit'l’ liberty of action. Wt- can.
not allow our activity to be confined u.
Thessaly. where the Turks arc [ii‘flptil’lr
del’ant. The powers have hindered us
from acting in Crete, but (lrom-c cannot
be barred everywhere nor compo-lied to
restrict hcr operations to a limited
- area.’ "
The correspondent of The Times at
Constantinople says:
"The: sultan is entirely perplexed and
embarrasslrd by the ismmir intiucnccs.
military and theological, which are
united in vchcmenl protests against
lenlrncy to Greece as defrauding Tur-
key of the legitimate fruits of victory.’
A dispatch to The Daily Telegraph
from Athens says that the Greek gov-
ernment learns that Turkey has decid-
ed to resort to piracy against ill'eclt
rncrchnntmt-n. and that .\l. station-lie.
the foreign minister. will protest to {he
powers.
Tho Constantinople correspondent of
The Daily Tciograph says:
"The.- sultan. acting upon tho advice
of the Emperor William, has declaml
to M. t‘nmtmn. the French vtnllnsmdor,
that! he cannot agree to granting an
armistice until [Iii' basis of ltt‘iitlt‘ ha.L
been drrillml upon and approved by
him."
Tho Catnpslgn lo Epirus.
Aria. May lawllrspr-mic limiting has
bet-n ill progress nil tiny nl-ur tlrlimrl.
on tho rout! in Fillppltlvln. Tth bri-
gadl-s ui ”rocks, with many guns. tn.
companies of snppcrs and a squadron
of cavalry altar-hell the Turks. will
were almost without ill‘ililr‘ly. Till
"lrvcits formal lht' first Turkish llm- ni
dvicnsc. but met with a stubborn rc-
slstnncc at the second. in sworn! plum-s
ill»l buyout-ts “'I‘l'l' so rim»- in ”W van-
liull that till-y itllv buyout-1M would not
be usml. Fivl- hunvirl-Ii of thi- ”rm-kl
are hols liu l‘tilllliiil. Till.- lulltll- still
continue-s us this lilspltlrll ls llllim; :cnt.
'l‘ltl‘ izunimut llnltlizl Inn: liI'l'll attack;
int: Siv-upulls from imiriv llit' gulf of
Arcadia with a simultnnmns nittll‘it
xil‘lt‘rfilnflg from iho- lam! sill». Thr
'i‘urltlsll hath-fies rt-plin-ll vtltnt'uusly ltuu‘.
firmly rrslstml the attack. The mining
or llarknvsu ntllppvll til» t'nizilltt‘lilt'lli.
All the ”rock l-fforts urn~ nuw woven-
tlnlcl! llpml rupturing Simmons and
l'u-vvst’t lll‘riifb' ullYlllll‘Iili: in l'l-llltp
llnlxnria is Agitated.
lit. l'ctcrllilurn. May 1.3.wlv‘nlluwinlr on
llll‘ intimation that ltuwln \t’tilllll not
be “mum-ll ill the administration of
Thessaly l-y Tulkt'y. I! Is su'miuiilt'lnlly
illiliulllll‘l‘ll that the tllplunlllinarcurcal-
Iy vllllrcrnml at tho lu-wn ri‘l‘l'lllly rc-
cclvwl from Bulgaria. lluriuu the lust
Will'k lnurb nullntinu against 'l‘urituy
llllu Intern rl-lmrll-ll Iluiil uni-ml: the poo.
pic of Bulgaria and in tin- iiulullrilln
army. and il‘tli'ii ili’l' expo-amt that the
feeling illull tlroullmi may form the
hands of the ulwcrnllwnt of illligllrla.
“MW" J
“mall-Isl“ t‘lssrs is tramp.
Utillloll. May ill. 'l‘lw Vlvtlnlt corru-
simntlcnt of The llnily Nl'li‘li says tion.
crnl a’tnullvnllltl has dismissed all the in
rl-lttllul's from his cutllp. twill-vim: that
they are t‘l-upnnullllu for runny of Hit
firt‘elt distaste-rs. and he threatens to
punish with death any nun who lnv
irudetl among his troops.
halistl Mes William's Advice.
tintlstulltlnopic. May to. ‘l'hll’lltlllsn.
llctitut upon the ndyil-lv of rilnlwror Wib
Hutu. has liloclarod to hi. l'stnlmn. the
French ltllilifll‘lliiilfli‘. that he cannot
apron to “Hill! on armistice uliii till-
llasis of Ili'iil‘t‘ lillil liven lll'l‘ldl’ upon
and approvwl by him.
W
t'ssrtilnllao still at Moll-Is.
Aihcns. May lawn dispatch from
“mill sun that lfrllwn llrlnwullmum.
lino lltlll not yet It'll llolnoilull.
tilled int a Mrs Win.
Chelsea. Mum. liar IO.W“’""QM (tau
sey. it: years of use. and I‘iiil'lt'li ilavln.
his ilrotherdwlnw, nut-ti 23. Worn eleo.
trmtnitld by conning ill contact with a
relaunch or intention» wire that ball
fallen to the sidewall: at the «turner oi
indies street and Webster «Venue and
had become charm-d from a wire of tho
i‘ltoiaea tins and tiller-trio Liam com.
pany. .--...............~....
“and Miss» in Annapolis.
summits. liar unions smith. coin
. Warm its
; tilifferencr of opinion
my in"
l' iflw’l‘bswils saint
‘ , among the Demo
«stalls members uiztbe sonata commit.
tea on tissues as to the policy to in
Bom- ot them. notably Senator (lorman
are of the opinion that the Democratl
should prepare a substitute bill and in
"ll’tldiloc it. They suggest that‘this sub-
Jstitute shouldelnbotly the Democrat"
idsa as to the tariff.
lower rates ‘than the Republican bill
‘sither as prepared in the house or or
amended by the senate committee 0i
finance. They contend that the Wlb
son law is. not a clear embodiment 0
Democratic tariff doctrine in that it no
only does not produce sutliclcnt rave
nus. but that it carrlen many feature:
which were» inserted at the instance 0
Republican senators in order to scour.
its passage through the sonata,
There Is, however. quite a pronouncel
opposition to this programme on in
part of many Democratic senators,‘in
eluding several members of the com
mlttee on iinance. Tht-y take the pool
tion that thc safest course for the part:
to take is to stand by the Wilson llIIl
which. while it is not perfect. is will
a Democratic measure. The party. tile:
say. has taken the position that no tar
if! legislation is necessary. The cam
pailrn was fought on another issue, an.
they hold that to raise the tariff qucs ‘
tion on their own motion Would he in
consistent and unwise.
Those who hold to this idea are will
In: that amendments should he offers
covering all the schedules, and It seem
probable that this course will be put
sued. The amendments will profit”
amendments practically on the line r.-
tbe Wilson law.
M . .__.. -..__..... a, _ “9....
HELP UP BY MASKED MEN.
'l'hey Stop an Express Train and Dyna
units the Sam.
San Antonio, Tex” May lfi.——The wee
bound Southern Pacific passenger tral.
was held up by masked men and robhe
about 250 mllvs west of here. As til
train pulled out of the little town 0
Lozier thrcc men lumped aboard. an!
pointing pistols at the r-nginct-r am
fireman mmpelim! tho forlru-r to sto;
the- train about a mill- and a half wes
of the town. After forcing tho door,
of the express our one of the robber
entered the car and dynamltctl UH.- tw
safes ut‘thc Wells Fargo Express com
pally. iioth the through and tho loco
safes Were opened and the content
secured.
The local safe contained about 3100'
or 83.000. The amount sot-urn! from th
through sat» is unknown. but it is lit-
tiered it will not fail btJIUW $7,000 n
88,000.
Tho express car was badly wreckm
by tho furl-c of the exploi‘llln of the dy
namitc. The top was; blown off an:
tho sides and floor badly shattered. Th
mail was not molt-stud by the rohiwf‘!
but it was grvatly iliifliligt'ii by the form
of the t'xpinslnil.
it ls'vlaimml that the bandits are par
of a King that came into this slactlm
recently from New Mexico.
lit-crease In Immigration.
“'asblrlgton. May l5.""Thl‘ rcturns rr-
ccivvll by tho immigration bureau dur
ing the last Sli‘Vt‘i‘Sll months show i
niltrki‘li falling off in tho number of lm
migrant arrivals in this ruuntry. Th»
numinr or arrivals during: the nth
months ended Marrh Ill. “97. was 142.
Mi. as compared with finitl'lffii {01' th4
lame period in tho fiscal yl-cr Nit}. Thlv
is a llerroaao of 60,630 i‘nlring Apr.
ill" ticcrcnsn at Now York alonv my
”.439. and (luring the first l-Icvvil llny‘
in the prose-lit month ”If' fullim: off it
Now York was in no i‘uliilllllliilrlfli"
(‘lr'nrrnl Stump t'SilltiliIt'S that that ii.-
‘T'l‘llill‘ for llw i'lilll‘t" country lltlrlllt: fIi'
fiscal year ending .lnm- 770 nl-xt will no
be loss than 93,000. of which New Yorl
probably will allow 70.000.
Want Reward For Kelley‘s Capture.
Sutnl'rsw-lrih. N. ii. .‘Ini‘ l7 '3'”le
R. 'I‘hnlllpmln. «'Htillilt'lrir Hit till» Main!
Ventral raiirnttll. ILH tvlnmm! if. F
(ll-troll of iivru‘irll. Mr, zls II-tllth‘I il
a Claim for lll!‘ $2.7m I‘I'Xitli'll ”trawl I.)
ill" banks of S-lntvtsuurlh :tlwl ill-wt
for the» rillllllrt‘ of .lnsvph if. Krill y. thl
suspect”! murdrrl‘r of l'ilnllll'l‘ Wit-il-
m-y of the Hillllt'i‘flwurlh Ntllluiml Intuit
i‘tmdnrior 'i'llninpmu l‘ll‘llillr‘ litzlt tilt
Information “Illl'll hr- cow in ilw will
airs court-min Kl-lin-v'u pllrl-has-w-r lil'
ticket for Que «4' Mn Illt' Mlllfit' t‘unlm!
train. “Illl'h ‘(l'lIi'V lull-I (W with it non
illi bill. T‘t‘l‘lllli‘il ultimlllr'v in Kl-llcy'r
l‘Ql'tllll‘i'. Thvrc art- W‘VI‘HII other claim
anti; for the reward.
Ber-lilacs flrlrlos Charged.
New York. May in. The N‘Iilll . in suit
brt-llahlhy Mary it'l‘ntl- ticltllml Filih ‘i‘
rill! llalv. the well known lurlllunl. in
roluvl-r silicon dammit-ll for Miami pl-r~
sonnl illitlrlcs was luoutm ill ll’ll‘ lllllll't'llil'
N‘ilrt. lil‘mvlllyn. ”it July it, lililz. Mrs.
Tate was crossinll llul'i avenue. t'orwy
island. when. alu- tllin-mm. site was
siltu'it and ltnovhml down ivy ll imm-
irnrltvn us fillvssworlt. whirh Duly u'lut
drivills. iiho says her silntllvlri' ‘wllv
(rm-lured and iilllt who was cut and
bruised inicrnsily. liiw also allow-s tIMl
Dilly was owner or part owner of ‘hl‘
hhi'll' and that he was drlvlmr it in s
cart-loss «mi lleslilrvnt illitllm'i‘. liniy
makes a sellout! denial.
Wanamaker In he nouns.
Pimllloiphin. May it». ‘‘‘‘‘ .x~‘l"'ostlllnstct
(Jellornl .lllitn Wllnamnhlvr, m it lluflqtlitl
of ”W lillltlnclul Men's Il-turllu lllsl nllthi.
mud» a remarkable lint-«ch on nlltlolllll
and state politics. Mil-r mmmcntlno
on "to failure of promised prunwrlli
tn nmwnr Iii cunscqumlcv of l'l‘csltlun!
IMI'KIIIIt'y'n cllmilnn. Mr. ll'lllmlmiitcl
shirt that till» low state to which llic
politics! religion of the nation was
broultllt by unscrupulous lltliim'li must
ownittuiiy result in it new party.
loser but to Ills-losses liar-loll“.
Hartford. unto—nu the will at tho
late lloland Mnlhsr. ndtnltted to pro-
bate here. the l‘llnsrcnatiunul ilmne
Missionary society n! New York and the
Murdoch imam of commissioners of
tarnish missions will mil i'l'f‘lilt’l‘ slip
clety of New Vault and the tritium oi
the Hampton norms! and Industrial in—
stitutll gill.” cacti.
My tunnel is lilo Woods.
Lancaster. N. Y.. liar iam’l‘llo tis-
omnpoml may of s also was round in
tile wmlds a short distance from here.
Winn smell is its ll mum mm at.
rows. of missile. a candidate tor s on»
s: the . , ‘
pursued in regard to the tam! bill. ‘
tiring uniformly ‘
all) and tho Antonella Missionary u...
that New Antitrust u.
”all Is! ”It M 0”
Albany. May lie-4A ‘
Theodore E. Hancock-lid.”
his first lnveslilatlon . u
antitrust laws into ths‘
tui combination" wills , »
price of coal.
* iieptny Attorney 6W ,
vies appeared inform B «
Justice Alden C..Chest'oi' ug- ,-‘
Tuesday and made an .a ' i
the appointment of a . ,,
summon oiliclals of the W .
fore him to take testimony . '3
whether the attorney mi. 1
l,
SAMUEL MAN; I
cure sufficient evidence onir
make a case against these oflclalp
der thc antitrust laws. Justice -
named former Assemblynum‘ W W
Ward of this city as referee. f
The attorney general has all)”
made out for these railroad-om
and they were immediately sent tow
York for service: Presidenti Eldon
the Delaware, Lackawanna and ”Il-
ern railroad, Fowler of the new '
Ontario and Western. Olyphant of“
Delaware and Hudson Canalsomm
Maxwell of the New Jersey Central.
Harris of the Reading and Wilbur. at
the Lohigh Valley. ‘ " «
it was desired to keep the that!”
quiet, so as not to frighten the ow
lnto leaving the state. so that “lbw
nas could nut be served.
The suhplnnas are made returnable
before Referee Ward at 10 o‘clock next
Thursday morning in the courts! claims
rooms in the capitol. ‘
The attorney general has appointed
as a special attorney in this antitrust
proceeding .l. Newton Flero of this city.
Mr. Ficro made out the subpwnas for
the presidents of the coal roads and will
appear at the hearing as counsel.
“1 know Very little about the case.”
Referee Ward said to a reporter. "I
was askrll if i \i'tillld serve if appointed.
and i said i would. i was named by tile
Judge shortly afterward. I know soils-r ‘ ’
ing about the new antitrust laws—iii
fact. i have not read them. I under-
stand that the- verified statement upon
which the» order for an investlntioa
was issued was made by Deputy Altar-,-
ncy iicncrnl John ('. Davies."
Judge (‘ht-stci‘ said: "i had the pupil!
In the case in my hands but a few min.
men, and i did not have time to exam-
inr ”it-ill l‘fll’t'fully with a View to un-
dcrstandllllz tht-rll completely. The re-
cent antitrust legislation permits lilo
attornvy general to appear before any
justim- oi the supreme court and the"
to present his i‘l'lilt'i/l"! an to the alleged ’
cxistniwl- ui a trutlt contrary to law. '
I do not know what trust is aimed at. ,
am! i‘ had no means to find out. an that ;
fact was not Vtilli'ilriilif‘il by the abpllo' “
cant for the order.”
Cantu-d a sensation on Wall Must.
Nl-w York, May llw'i‘hv action hm“ ‘-:
by the altornvy general against the an-
thrlwitl- l‘ttill I’Iililltlilfilliifl was a neat
surprise to Wall! street. and than wars
declines in nearly all of the coal stocks.
Tho presidents of the ma! companies.
howl-roar. were apparl-lltly not much Ill!"
prised. slow the "lull?!“ is understood to
have been discussed at A Milli: 4
these llt'ililt'llii'll nil Thursday at ll.
nliiccs oi the Joint Traillc association.
The fillllliii‘iiilli were not served until
yesterday, and oil of the presidents who
racoivmi them tlm'litwtl to illicit” all!
matter at any length. President rm
of tho tlntnrill and Western said it!
would be a “null opportunity to any
that no mull trust existed. He didn't
attach the lcnst Importance to tits ilk
volttlxulion. The coal trade, It. “ill;
was entirely itnl‘t'l‘nfll by the conditions
0! supply and demand. .
i'mlltll-nt illyphant of tho helmets
and Hudson said he would so to Albany
preilurml to sum any information ii W
powwr about the coal trade. but . H
was firms to cum shout say at
trust. so none existed. _
All of the local presidents said i
had no purpose of evadliil ill.) '
mom. but it is possible the order ‘
mlldilicd so that the bearing
place in New York Illliull of Al
The alleged romlllnallull V! i
propou-tl to investigate was
January. till. and each cola
allowed a certain port‘chim ‘
thracito output. Four savanna.
warranting it n too. have basil!
rim-c then. When the Lenoir M
ies announced its itllontlitit 0"“
the coal mmlrltltltlun. it was .
the other" of "ii! savers! tom ,
asreomrlli of January. ll“. hail ‘
been sluneti~hlvnos no combing '
ly existed. mm-..»
misuse- hr Husband's My
Foods. N. T.. his)! lie-ill thl ‘
court lira. llamas-ct it.
awarded datum to lilo
nm from the (Bonus! item
company for the death of iii!
who was lulled at the West , ,
ins in Ala-Irritant. last mm;-
strt used for “.000. ‘
i3 Ivar-mm
Us! is lasts m
Paris. list! tim‘l‘nm lass, m ;
ilsh mm MINIM- mamm ‘“
.,'
loader to roam
ii Milli! is" ill“, Windmm will
ImMWmoftheMi.
tam kin-mm 4 tamer Mr.
‘ WW - ”MM? ,
[been sires.“ hours
insurance. a. '
. romantics
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