- its New York
Appointed by tho last logiaisiurs, which
has edict-s at a: William street this
city, announces that ‘it will hold ses-
lions in room It at tits Capitol building
in Albany on and after Aug. 10.
All machines submitted tor examina-
tion must ho curled and in complota
working ordsr in tho room at tho capi-
tol What the commission meets next
”oddly. The exhibitor is aloo required
to ills descriptions oi operation and
construction, the voting speed. places
where the machines have boon omcially
used. and also full information about
tho patents. with drawings and photo-
graphs.
The exhibitor must attend tho sca-
slou to explain 'aud ODIN“!!! his ma-
chine and is required to deposit a cor-
titled check for 8450 to pay costs of
transportation. erection, exhibition and
operation.
The commission consists of Philip T.
Dodge, chairman: Robrrt H. Thurston
and H. dc B. Parsons. scorctary.
‘MEMORIAL 0F TENNYSON.
A 0MB“. Part 0' “to Hunt-y Wu
Subscribed In America.
“Mon. Aug. 7.—-'i'he Rev. George
Granville Bradley. dr-an of Westmin-
ster. has unveiled, on Freshwater
downs. isle of Wight, tho Tennyson
memorial balloon. ‘
The beacon, which will tako the place
of one that has long stood thore. is in
the form of an ionic wrong and is \ lslble
for miles. Its site is in the immediate
vicinity of the poet' it far who u; ulk.
The Roy. Joseph Morritnan. chairman
of the momoriai'committoo, pointed out
that a considerable proportion of the
subscriptions had come from the l'nitwl
States.
A special lnterost attached to the
ceremony bocnuse it took plm‘o on tho
anniversary of the poot's birth. _
Tomorrow Bishop Whippic will
preach a commemorative discottrtw nt
Freshwater at a memorial to ho hold in
the parish church, whore tho Tonny-
sons attend.
(horn Gould Deltas Rumors.
Now York. Aug. 1min n dt‘Spilli‘I‘i rc—
ceivod in this city from Mr. loony:
Gould. who is in London. Mr. Gould ox-
presscd surprise that his mum should
in any manner havc boon winner-tori it:
the public prints with a mining dovol—
opment company. the prospectus of
which has given rise to such state-
ments. Mr. flould, in his mcasaxc. dc-
nied emphatically that he or any mom-
ber of his family has anything to do
with any mining project of the kind
and that if his name or the mum of his
brother Edwin had been used in any
way in connection thermvlth such use
was and is absoluter unauthorized.
He states furthor that the usu- of the
official title oi any officor of the Man-
hattan Railway company or nthor of
his corporations is equally unauthor-
trod.
To Honor Gallon] Stat-It.
Peru, \'t t., Aug. 7.—~Aglmtlon among
the leading citizens of aouthcrn Vor-
mont favoring tho erection of a momo-
rial in honor of General Stark’s victory
in tho battle of Bennlngton was; crys-
tallized by a gonoral meeting in aid 02'
funds for the monumvnt. Dr. H. B
Bigolnw of Now York city. granrlnon of
Rouben Bigoiow. who switlwi in Peru in
11%, heads tho mnwtncnt, iloth ho anti
Hon. 1‘. H. Hutchinson oi llnston do-
llvorod atldrusut-s. Enough moncy haa
heon pledged, tuttothwr uith sumo pr»-
viously secured, to cream» the u rt'z‘tiutl
of a suitable tnonumr-nt to mark tho:
spot tvhrrv I'vt‘flt’il'fll Stark pr-u-twlorl to
victory over Burg-vynn's troops (it lion-
nington. Aug. to, 17.07.
Ilsy Pontcuflott at Pittsburg.
Cannjohnrle, N. Y.. Aunt. lirTho largo
numtwr of communimtlntm tuwirod
durlntt tho pnot \vook from rlt-nlora
throughout tho muniry and Prufllll'i‘
Exrhungo drit'flr’tlt-H {tum ll.“ \Ju‘Inufl
cities notiiying Tho. tiny 'i'rnrlo- Journal
‘of their intontinn to nttonll tho nn~
urinal hay mnvvntion :tl Pittshutg
Aug. la is .In unfailing Ilaiwli‘ii'it'l‘. iu«
diluting IIIHIIIDIllt'tI activity in 'thv
handling of ill! iut‘uo- crop of hay now
bring gathnrmt. 'l'ho mmmitioo of tho
Grain and Flour Ext'hnngv oi Pittuhurtz
has made umplr- tin-partitions for III"
out: rtaimntnt of 1mm gun-us during tho
throo doyc’ session of thr H'lili-nlinn
Melt-satu- htstionsry lint-Iron.
Boston, Aug. 7.“- Tlio Mossnthumtts
Mouth of tho National :‘Mlnt'lfllltin
ni iltntlonury England-rs. rvtvrvm-nilug
about Lino n-nglncorn oi this alutu.
nit-t tor lhalr annual onuwntlon how
yoatardlty I’ronldrnt Ilctuy 1'. Young of
"tn-lam quluv So. i wrlvutowl lIiI' vlrlti-
guts-Io. Slutv i'rr-slvl-nt l‘. ll. Hutton
thvn dolli'vrr-l his annual illlilt'vlil.
which abound mouth in tho ut'vlvr «lur-
ing tiio- post your. 'i’hv mtniniitwn
wrrc than 'titnnunvml.
. "Wu“... Ma... a...»
A (inst rum. Your.
liomllton, Hut. Aug. 7. liutrrtimrint
Fruit instructor W. M. ”n Hunt lIlI'
imwh Prop oi tho Nlaitarn «llatrlt'i this
your will lm «mo of tho Must-ct on
record. [in lo upplvtl. lumvvor. tlu-ro
will not lyc morn than «mo tint-rail Whi‘l’l‘
thorn wu-ro 2.”. lost M'fllitfll. Appios, h:-
mws. hmucht so low a flituro lost your
that tho srovicrn dial not wanio tiwir
time thin your in pruulntt or I'ulilva'
lion.
awn . -. . ... ..
Appla Chirp”! loot.
llui'i‘slo Aug im'l'ho National Apple
”hippo" in mum-hitch haw Iii-rldml t"
moot nvsi your at Ntasors Falls. The
follouing oiliomu wrro plot-tort: l'rmti.
druhi' ll. Williamson of Quincy. ill;
vi-v prcslvlvnt. .I. W. 'l'horn. PIIIIHiII‘II‘
phi» m'rctory. Ii. Warrrh hatch. lion»
ton: tronautsr. W. L. Warmly. l‘hlchm.
rm flns III-Mud not.
Niagara l’slir. Amt. 7. Jimmy ill-
mont. an itallun lad. it yours old. M!
from tho top «It tho riwvr banlt. «lighting
on tho trnriw oi tho tlorso road. a dis—
tanw of mo trot. rupturing his Momarh.
lit» died hall an hour tutor.
a...
"a,”
m tit-limos cousin-ton.
Mutton. Amt. tw'l'ho Brush sow-rm
moot hon lntornwd tin- Auwrlusu lil-
Iucislliz "otrimisslon that it will proh-
sbiy rot-iv to tho tarantula oi the min»
Madonna m banal! oi tho Untold
Iltstos ll'i ”Molnar.
I'M!" locum
fair. 1m by Wan cloud.
sill: scum visits
W on will“ fiduhlm.
Stamped II 3088 ”
Always the Saint;
To Whom It May
Concern:
i ask those who are indebted
to me, malts a special ciiort
to square up their accounts. or
to pay an unusual amount on
account, at the next regular
time of payment. Estraordl-
nary expenses. in titling up
my new store. is the reason I
ask you to do for me. in this
case, what I would gladly and
quickly do for you, untlor the
same circumstances. I shall
take this to be a special kind-
ness on your part, not to he
iorgotton.
As ever at your service,
Vary kindly
LORENZO DIBBLE,
11 North Main Street.
EASY AID PLIACAII To WAKE
Patent
MediCines
EASY
AID PLEASAIT
IO
TAKE
AthrPtiosst
Coo. C. Stillson’s
DRUG ITOII.
u Washington it. “lanolin
ROOFING!
Warren’s
Gravel,
Asphafl,
Tar
Papon
and other patent rooting put on in
the most approved style. by
RAVIOID BROS.
In. Iorvoll.
Chart: Sherwood dllattsrl
s rum ot Iiumwshls
stony“ "It!“ Wat» tits
on . (Jail sud“M us its latest.
«tools lots. that: m. salt:
(filth-VII». all»! I!“ I'uy‘s'l"
"dfldfl'fllll',’,§.,§‘,’;",:’,’
04m oi. {"23} till» u- totem!
lulu I ., ' ms .i’uia. rs
'ot' solo in lioaili larval! try It H
W. “Washington strut. sent it
Jacob H Layton,
Fire. Lift and
Accident
I N 3 U R A N c I ll
lost Estats and hosts Aysst
"mu Htssmvhli-T 'l‘ichots. and Starling
Drafts. mus Nogotl and
and mocha Sold.
OFFICE. 5 RAILROAD PLAIN
Next to Poatllflloc.
SOUTH liltiRWAhK. : z : DONE
Notary Public. Acknowladzmsnts 'l‘altm
SOUTH IOIIWALII . -
SAVIICS Idll
It Washington tor-.1.
Open daily from 9 to 12 s. ut.. and Iron.
1 to 3 p. m.. and on Monday cranium
Imm 7w8.
Interest allowed on deposits.
ALDEN 8011MANS Prast.
JOHN H. mums. Vice-Pratt.
JOHN H. KNA PP. Rut. and Truth
J. o. “traumas.
Paper-hangar, Cslolmlnsr
Paintsr.
DIALII I.
WALL PAPER AID BORDERS
1 NORTH MAIN 8TB!!!
Booth Norwslh.
Sample Books at latest Stylaaoi Papers
Borders: and Gilt Houldln tshsnto
houses 'cn luspt-ctlou. on notas by poatal
Ii'atimstu Ub'firfnll' Given. mo
J. D. JENNINGS.
U N D E RTAKl'oR .
7 MAIN S'I'It IiII‘I'l',
Rowan. - - Conn.
Opp. Street Railway Depot.
RBIDFNUE ELM ST ltlt'l‘.
ThlJEI'HUNI CAI-1a.“.
Protect
Your
Roots!
and they will protucil
you. Did mots mmlr
as good :is now at hall
the. usual cost, by
TH E
NORWALK BUILDING
COMPANY.
EAST EURWALK. (BURN.
WI'I‘ll'l win) ‘1. in mm: H i- litiluIIw-lwltmo
lrvnfu Illilu ln'ml "tut-’I'J ll lIIthii (.1. it'l'flillln
A
SENTINEL
AD.
A
GOOD
INVESTMENT!
5
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CATON’B
l mu ”soul or up" at dobilily. wahcluln
um. span-Isthmus. omissions. is. ssry,
”resin, ct um u tusrtlossl d nouns.
.mwl by crtota Ir -r l «r . om lily [Eatullfi
I nst Manhood In ' I v r t 'u it. um": VI or m a
stunt“ who" Immrr in x”. it: ~. I"" “it
mural lilti:lf, “mt It, «it»: I: l.‘ , .m l Ir‘lli' of;
Islh'QoI’: It sap Tuoaouau.
l’on' f if: :9 ft?
lb INIIIUMIH.‘ inmi as
CATON" VICIIIICII. Nut wakil tI your drug
and vlou uni nvr It
i'virs .dr' pita, .Iur II,
with written [amass cantata curs.
lnlmuuwm. triotrm a nu. .. It" and nmtllruusl.
I.“ as ii a. “lipid list! and u in Int s new
trial II-ulmrnl. UM only mu town twnntl
“to” “0. GO. IDI'IDM IA“.
flow by Um. U. autumn. anutn it I
walk
11le
BICYCLES!
A full ilmv ul
Humbert.
Spnldlngs,
Rantings.
WHTIIII.
and Crawiortlt.
Bicycle repairing a iprcinlty.
Wotlt don - promptly and neatly.
Bicycle Suppl"; and Sundries.
Slultwm’r :ttiiI Attitli' materials.
Compt- mt l-isimciion.
Rogers.
I9 Main ht . Hotshot.
Frod’lt. W.
mm“ O
of ours. audio ramble aroundaud
much as you
to have
got the pmttiost.
WWW!
B. E. OORHAM,
IOWAVIIUI.
lsstlmalh. (intimation.
Bins
F lama
Oil
Stoves -
and
Gasoline
STOVES.
coconut putters l are. co.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
I. 1., II. II. I: II. It. It.
‘ TIMETABLE.
Corrected to June l.’ )III.
LEA v1»: St)1,."l‘ii NilltWALK l-‘iilt yaw
roux.
A. 5‘." 51m 4.353;. 5%“. Vi. I5. 6.55.1Ii,
7.50}; 'l l'i'r itlrix, 'l'iil. 'lf fix. limbs. “.37.
I’. I.- l"-I?x l.,ll 225x limit! “I? 515x,
furl, .. .NPIX, o,,-il . ..i..x,.\‘ ll {Unix ir‘uudny»
only! 10.2".
BI'NI)A\ "i
A. M.-'I'2.l'h'lx. 4. 55x. 'TIIIK. “I5.
I’ M 543 I. 2i, ”9‘. II “IX. N"
LEAVE .‘I'Jv \ I INK FUKSUU TH NI)"-
\\ AI 1K.
A. .i. - léltir. sou not run com um
slim. lil.tl:ix. loot. ”Jim, 11 in, law.
l'. Iii:— LN.‘3.IFI.\'.1LIt'.H,1i.§llix_ “13.1.05;
tints. Sims, i'ullx, odd, :m, cm, tum,
SUNDAYS.
A. .\l.~~l‘l.iifix, out, no.
it About.
[MAY ZSUI'TII NORWAIIK FOR NEW
HAVEN.
A. .\I, .1”, trim.
in l"r, ”JIM. ill:
I‘. .\I.r l'! irfv. l 15. 3 it“, {‘20,
tiff. Lilly. ‘ it, it ll. ILIJ.
Iirlem-tmrl. in lilliIlllIitl to IIIIOVI’, a. m,
‘3 -i‘.'. p. in. 75“.
flit]. 7 4‘3, * "I, 9. I H".
T.,il|x,.’i,‘27,
H'NIMYS.
It. .\I. Lily, isms. 7.4’2, 9J2.
I' .\I. 7 I7-
Att .\ indicates rxprms.
OAE PCIIID
0F
Creamery
Butter!
Fincst to he lmdfifot‘
220.
Fiva Pounds, $l.00.
Ssm’l. ComatocltJr.
1i Bl. Main Street.
WAGON. I
that and Could-laud.
IIIOIIII.
'IIAII’OI'.
IAIIIAOIC.
CAIOPIIC.
C'IIIILIS. "0
PRIOII 1’0 IUIT ALI.
own an ass man. I
“ARI VOUI
' t
I“ 7.8
I'lllll Allfllfl.
3 «tit and a» main: Secretary it u
m mat liberty in coma tumult store
MNoodn'tlnty Wol' a
know what a tins-took oi fortunes oi bis triead in public lite
wall paper are liars. so that when they with
ueodun'sthoy’ll knowwhsrotogoaud David
Painters glass etc. .paintl .'
supplies. as
H INIV ‘I'ILLV,
WANT. KNOWN
diphtheria-«t tannin mm~
mmplifird. The sitsbls, valiant».
minis champion oi his party's prlttv
tlplss and: in the retiring, reticent.
“distally-minded lawyer that compan-
ionship which in satisfying "and prof-
iilablo. The one has tested the other's
counsel again and again. and has
learned to ituow its value. The other,
{without political ambitions, fond of
the woods and of books. a student at
the activities from without rather
than by participation. has followed the
the loyalty of Jonathan tor.
it is a strange thing in politics, a
President with such a Menu. Wuluus-
ton is learning how the President re-
lics upon this friends, and how the
friend with umtlntsd loyalty justifies
continuously that countlénce. With
the aeliitiehucaa and heartlmnoas of
public life so liberally illustrated. It
in a good thing to have this object
losson oi the other sort.
Mrlliuloy's Tact.
Wbonever there is criticism of tho
administration it is directed, not
against the President personally, but
against influences supposed to be sur-
rounding and controlling. Demoerats
and l’opuilsts and ailvorltos darken
the doors of the White House. Such
extremists us Teller and Tillman do
not hesitate to call anti introduce con-
stltttunts who want to tallt about tho
patronage. Quite recently, when he
was being pressed about a matter
which would require the consent 0!
the columittco on military affairs, the
l’rcnidont told those most interested to
go and soc Sonator Cockrcll, oi Mis-
souri, tho dominating spirit on the
minority side of the committee. Not
until tho answer was brought. back
that tho llvmocratlc economist would
waive. opposition did t'io Prcaidont
consent t6 do as dosind. When be
appointed the (ix—Vice President on
tho bimetallic commission he pleased
the entire following of Mr. liryan.
And when a tow days ago, he named
or- Congressman David B. Culberson
to a place on the commission to revise
and codity tho laws, the selection gave
widespread gratification to the Detou—
rrats. Tho President started in March
with the good will of all. and up to
thin limo he has steadily strongthcucd
it by his words and acts.
Mr. Shannan and tho rapt-rs.
Sitting erect to the middle of the
seat, the. top of the landau thrown
bark, a slouch hat tilted slightly on
the right side. a cigar between his
lips. tho premier of the administration
rode down Fourteenth street. As he
passed the row, he gazed sereniy at.
tho formidable array oi newspaper
rigns. Tho look at good nature under-
went no change. The Secretary at
clinic is looking wall. He corms more
robust on a member of tho (.‘ablnct
than he did an a Sonator. Recently
ho said to a (flood that ho was bur-
lug a much cantor limo than be ex-
pot-tmi. Just at proacnt Mr. Sherman
is doing moro uownpapor roading than
usual. it» wants to son all that is
will about his “falling mind." lit-
rcnds lhtitlt‘ things trom buginning to
Mid. and when he puts down tho shoot
nobody can toll whothvr .lohn Shor-
Hill" has boon around or Bl)0(‘kt‘(l. The
bright light oi politlt-nl liic foil on Mr.
- Shorman lull ility yours into. it has
boon shining constantly cvor bilit'l'. lu .
that poriod Mr, Slicrman has l‘t‘iltI a
firi‘fll many Ilitrtl iliingu about Ililllrit'”.
'I‘lnw and importtutlty havo boon ai-
lordod for tho cultivation of a fine
philosophy in bin estimation oi unwo—
pnpor publicity. Mr. Shannan lung
ago acquirt-d that mental habit. What
ot’or tho growing ycara may have
brought to tho grand old man of tin.,
anco. they have not yet disturbed his
philosophy.
‘I‘ha Consulshtp (tr-so.
lino mcmbor of tho administration
In In not-II of a respitti. The court-titty
to tho l‘rmttlont begins to «how what
it is to ho a butler. lloy sitar dny tho
tllflt'fl'ht‘tiklllfi nuri rolls up to thu- door
oi Mr l'ortsrs room and ”truth! iuwif.
Tho socrctary stands all day in tho!
loam of it up to his chin. and local
lifter tho ducts of the mansion clmm
tho roar is still in his cars. (intro-
sacking is a dismiss. It in n» tau-r in
the blood Every four yt-nra it bo-i
comes opldomir. lindor the induction
mun oi iniclltgonrn. of mails. and ot
“Ilrffifi'lfli’l, do things which would lm
impuusihio lot tlwm Wllfll tlw III'III'Iiltli
has almtod. It mall may h» qum on all
‘ «list! but tht- trotting of onion. With
ouch sttrcomllun tour yours tho tllnouuo
mitts to develop mum aggravated
symptoms. do the imputation in-
t'l‘tillm and communion in luminou
and in tho professions grown tiliurpot‘
thr- tttitnbt-r ot victims bsmniou lnrgor.
Washington has never linovm llw or.
tictumitors to be so humorous and to
stay so ions as this yosr. 'i'ln- lilanltot
extensions of tho civil sorvico turn
them away from tho departments, and
so they locus thslr situation on the
White Ilttllltl and want to lm (fun-Ills.
Whoa secrstary Porter. into in the nt~
int-noon. brings out from that library
tho intortnaiion that tho l'mudunt
can two no more cailors until mud day.
the waiting candida“: lingsrlnsly
arise and so down the. stain. To tho
credit of tho administration. lot it its
said that no brutal proclamation has
ytit boon issued rabultlny, this «cab
ans sad brsadiu it as "innocent. “
.... hunch.
Tho intention srv my all. dram
ills Dosmim'i'tioa out consonant
"mmuavmapum H
,M.
titties, and her m to m '
am 1tin;:tlxllslt
um I vs bout s
at the host English “m
years, and, despits all the to
standards ot teats. thsy have not: '
in hoping to andmddishsd humidity
While a is upon tum that her thine
chistiy rests. she has also written
books both along historical and bio-
graphicsl lines which have given ltsr
tbs highest standing in each of thou
spheres of literary activity.
Hrs. Ollphant's reputation as I
writer Is not merely a matter of tits
latter part oi her life. Ever since ltsr
first novel was published, when sits
was aged 21, she has had a place In
the hearts of a very large class 0!
readers. She had special skill in do-
llnostlug characters and mm of tho
snatch life with which she was best
acquainted, and site was able to make
tho persons site portrayed stand before
the reader in all the reality of tits.
Sits was less succession in the coil-
struction of plots, but even on this
side often accomplished most satiso
factory results.
She was an exceedingly rapid writer,
turning out with great regularity aitsr
she began to write a throc~volume
novel every year. She published over
forty works oi tictioa, in addition to
the numerous biographical and his-
torical works. it would he very hard
to find her equal in this rospoct. con-
sidering the high and oven standard of
style which she maintained. -
Mrs. Oliphant was born at Wally-
ford, near Musseihurgh, in Midlothlan,
in 1826. her maiden homo being Mar-
garet ()iiphaut Wilson. iier early at-
tempt at writing for tho immediate
pleasure of her own circle of friends
'88. OLIPIIAN‘I'.
met with so much approbation that
her first novel, called "Passages in the
Life of Mrs. Margaret Maitland oi
Sunuystdo,” was givon to the publish-
er. With this work her long career of
activity was entered upon. Most of
her novels were stories of daily lite.
or worn chosen from historical sconos.
They were all noted for the uracil-
lug purity of their tone, as she steadily
and conslstt-nt-ly refused to burn any-
thing to do with the criminal sides of
llfo, whether among the higher or the
lowor class” of society.
Her (tooth in Juno coma to her as
a woiconw relief irom pain. She was
sovi-nty yours old. and had always re—
mained in England.
AN 000 DIET.
Mart Among tltn Honduras "lass Who
I at linkml I‘ In).
”no of tho most ropulsivn insintu-oa
(lopmvlly ot’ :ippt-tiit- is intuit!
"mom: tho Honduras mini-m. i't'l'llllll
of whom ill't‘ I-allml Uloumrs and
"ton-s." lnwuuse of tbolr I‘ill‘lllrlli'lilll}:
pnwllvlltva.
This out-tit is u hilt‘t'lt'i of clay round
it] Hi" mitts-n. and Is not only licked,
Mm mull-m
W
Way With till
In landing a
land located Polish
Baal'raucisco. Ans. ~W
to mills money in that!“
winter, the gamblers its not bI
do so. Four cxpe,
with full layouts. filled till "tit!
steamer, and now word coin ”
Yuma. A. '1‘" that Wyatt Earp.
turious gun lighter or cahoots
figured last as referee In the
Fitislmmona tight and say
to sharkey on an alleged foul: 1.
way to this city to go to the . g
the Yukon. it is said that Earp
large backing hére and VII
enough money to Dawson City tilt
fa‘l‘o. poker and other ism”
limit. Earp has no means of hit
but he made a stake out of 8 ‘
v.ictory He is known as one at.
most export iaro dealer! on the M
Gulls. to 8.“ '0! Gold.
liay snore, N Y., Aug. 7.—sotna at
tho prominent citizens of this ”in;
halo caught the Gold foyer. and a
puny is now being tanned with h 0%
[Bl Mut'k of 310000 f0!” work in 5
Di. J. Zimmerman Wilde. who it all
hum! ol’ the movement. propoiis
start to. Seattle with nine companions
about April 1. Each person WWW. .
nicmbcr oi the party will be requiredfto -
put up ti on. On arrival at. saute tho" '
company will embark in a small “(ht
draft steamer which is to be built
oxprosnly for their use this winter W,
Captain John R. Howell of this pilot;
WYATT EARP.
Plans tor the craft have all he,»
The Hesse], owing to it: ‘ W
n ill ho able, it Is thouM.t ‘
the interior of Alaska, will I
much of the overIInd 7
a wnalthy oyster pit
Strong. an overseer or.
town; Captain John R.
maJot-ity of those named m-
ampio means, but are desirous cl:-
ing to their fortunes as well do .
low-rs of adventure.
Canada's Marietta-C Ito-Incl;
“'nsltlngtnn Aug. 7-»Repressutattys
J. Hamilton Lewis of the stat". or
Washington has had a conference with
tho treasury officials in record to coca
toms mutlora on modicum-Canadian
frontier. Mr. Len-Is mm that he had
roi‘r‘li'od information which be deemed
trustworthy to the etiect that the Ca-
nadlnn commissioner of custom- in
munvll had lasurd a special order fix-
im: an mwrbltant rate of duty on good!
ht ewry (Inscription brought by minors
vulva-inc the Klondike country by way
of Maxim.
Avmrding to Mr. Lewis' information.
lhlu duty “as 15 turn“! a pound on goods
of every charm-tor. The treasury om-
luit frmpmilly I':iIt'll row or lizikwl in
l':it t'ilktW in tho :Hltm of n “m “In-n
l'fl't'" run. it ulll tlissolw In tho.
nu uth, and is pain )t‘llutiliill pink in
tolnr, hill. it glt’iia} lotto. “'ZIli'l
nioitml. it Ih'i'tlllliifi crisp ul' crumbly.)
IIt’I‘llHIIIIK to tho amount of I'IU'O' In"
utnwml upon tiw I'lllilllll’)‘ otwrutiuus.
’l‘lw IIIIIDII or t-nrlli outing, Will'it tit'
quirotl In lttl‘i'Il. it urn-r. ulutltou 0W.
umi noun» of lls‘ Hrtims lit-u outln-Iy
upon it. consuming us IIIIIi'II as his or,
‘i-igiit Imumlu ll «lily. nml varying tlu-lr;
louthmum- i‘lll only by an admixture
of niluilt' with tho rloy.
littt'llt t'iiii't‘tl trw Iltitttl‘ll hy IIN’II'
tzltustly. livid It'iIIIIIt“. and mo usual
Iy kIIIltiI by Hill iilut'llv- Iht't't‘ll Iluyu,
In Fivialotwo.
it'llnrn You .liunt'iruuu go to tlu-
Irish for ulntml vwryiltlug. don't
you?
ilntimlnllv "it, you: you Will IIlltI'lli
tiltmmt worylliiuu ”to words: "Put up
pilot for." Now lurk Journal.
A PARIS SUGGESTION.
must and st m.~hcw York Journal.
rials are lnvllnod to doubt the accu-
.racy of this roport. but have taken
moans in nomrtain the facts. if, how-
ever, it rhould I’m round to be true, the
action of tho dt-parlmeni in cslnblish-
ling u Illiillt'h tustom lions.» at Dyed
may ho to: unsidnwd and steps talton to
trntut tln- rights at Amorlcan miners
in tho Iirf‘flllflt'fi,
Mounted 1'0le 'or flu (Idliolds.
tutouu. Aim. THAI tho cablnst
I'UIUlt‘II it Who di'l‘ldtfl' to loud tit-uti-
{nt'm-ttit-nln III NIII'IIIWOHI mounted W“
lit-v nun tlw \‘ultun country. 'l‘hll
:utIt‘au tum tIt'Il'I‘IIIIHI'd upon in consc-
quvim- of oillI-lul reports from Dyra
ilittl, ouittu to tha- crush of pilgrims
lmuuul {Hr tho Klimtlih', I! will Mtult‘e
doulnlv tho prmwnt delai'huu'nl oi I00
mm to pro-uot'i‘o law and ordor. 'i‘ba f
um’orunwttt Is daily mowing protosts
from Ito pullllrdl suliimflcfl in the “at
nit-limo tbn now mining rosulations tor
llh- 'I'iiltun Hoot-Mill" 0‘ ”It!!! .00“
Iliiii mwolmul n INGKPIM from D!“
slitting that tho t rtttm tItOt’s «rattled by
tho rrnwls tilt-unlit“ into tho ttiondllto
\Izttt Imvimlmt Itilliltlt- and IIIII mm
’Iiiiiilllim‘t' was hoot-natty. 7011113830“
trmn \‘lvloiin Hilton sis police» and Mo
oiuliitil t'nnmtmtoucr hit-limit. so I'll!
mt thc— lmutiunn. 'l‘lia shack MIIMI‘I
and itnll maltct‘s will In I)" by tho host
on tho lhth inst. ’
Intro Illndllto W HIM -
I’ntrrmin N J Aill.1.~'I'Ittl WW
i'ull' of incorporation of "It!. m3
Minion company has horn Mod is I”
minty rlorh’ it "Nice. Tho oomph!!! I”
”lulu-II in Idaho. Wnlhlnlluh and
um i‘olumlriu It balsam ‘
lI-II'HIIIIIW‘R I" II“? KIMIW. “9
tot is ”ii-.00“. of which “m h
in. 'l'hv- incurmrsiora am
Dron- oi New York. (31mm x
at Pairrson. flobnrl A. VIM st ‘_
dun, Jourh u. Milo!” out that ,
lotions of Passalr. ._
”fills! WIN“ 0' W
Washington any, 1 1'5. . , p _
sown lino ductillid ”MI ”W .
utility that Kiondlllo" shill
with a' It" and an "lit It '_
or ”our on maps till! lit ..
swim” ‘ 1.t.V.l£-r..u:....
by it» twat Intuit-altos."
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