Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 13, 1897 · page 3

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

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n“ our earlier ins rem.
' A‘il’dteworthy incident in the cereer
” of Editor WI.

‘Wnl‘eprint'e Veryfvlss'sent article
‘ a Hm'l MM. reletillg to
, g Morton. of rial-welt. the vet-
fi sites zedltor'ef theGsestte: “Presi-
, , Murmurs appointment of Hunt-
et m. of Connecticut: es consul
‘ _ ethsplss, brings to mingle notewor»

Went to thbcsresrof this vet:-
_ j": mallet (may rail-l Inn in.
, . it well interesud.‘ln a project
bf establishing s Republic” daily
m in New. York. The Sun. which
it, 3. é‘wns in the Associated
' News " who purchased. and
he mm as mm. cm-
lee hyphen. whose subsequent work
on chlorinated advanced hint to tile
loser-st of journalistic litierateurs.
I.“ defined the new venture as editor
lief ehiet. When Hr. Dana’s historical
”filth President Grent arose. the
pniinyo‘the paper was chenged com-
pletely by “auditor. and it became e
stench advocate of Democracy. Mr.
‘Wn. edllering to his strong ite~
. . views. could not tolerate this.
end withdrew from the management.
surrendering e handsome competence
rether than betray the party to whose
support he was pledged Snell un-
Mlng fidelity to pplitlcslconvie
'tion is uncommon enough to consti.
, .enevent in the annals of our vec-
il_ ‘ journalismwi‘ticonstltutes. too.
a merit of character which Hr. Bring
ten‘s political friends and foes will
esuslly moral." .

 
 

 

 
 

 
 

 

 

TRAINED NURSES.

 

Their Profession. one of Them Says.
is not one of Unlimited Elise.

 

lies Sersll A. Stevenson, probably
one of the best trained nurses in New
till-l: city. judging from the unlimited
demands for her services. spent a few
days in Norwslk lest week. in a tall:
with e Sentinel reporter shout her
professions! duties she fully agreed
with the stetenlent of the superintend-
ent of one of the largest schools for
trsined nurses in New York. that the
occupation is not the easiest work in
tlfi world. it requires elmoet an ideal
womentonulitesgoodnurss. 8hr
Inuet not only have all the qualities
tlist go to melts up the good woman.
but she must here in sddltion the
spseisi qualities that are necessary
for the nurse. She must. in the tint
plane. beve perfect self-control and
patience. There lsniueh then is die-
heartening about our-in the slclr.
uheetesorwestse whsissuftsring
from disease is a transformed being.
lick folk lose control of themselves.
and do any things for which they cen-
sot be held responsible. Particularly
is this so In the cues of the very poor
«rte esy nothing of the depraved clasv
’ . ere often meted is greet
hospitals. A nurse must always be
cheerful. aiws sympoth‘stic. capshlr
of menislly pu ting herself in her ps-
tient'e piece. tinder her pleessnt es-
tfiibr she must silo hove s will of
iron thst compels the obedience of her
ohm

Women who ‘hsve been teachers
“he the best nurses. and in feet s
W Percent-ell , 7,
liens teachers. A rises feet is that
there are few New Yorh girls among
' trsined nurses serving in New
"hospitals. lost of then ere

‘ the country or sslsilsr eititee.

. rustle for this. of course. is thst

. my girls born end might its in e
“ "“ city ere not up to the phyelesi
‘ required of s trained nurse.

;, Mm. wows summer.
Women's Aneiilsry of the One-
1 diocese st the heinous!

I lost In New London is sonnet
it see shows that wil-
lles tor the veer nastier»
til-000. The res-inn by eessv
W: “M soustr. “Mil:

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ere ism» in

: perleiles in. Young lisnfs' (lilo-ties es“-

lll. “If” “VI

noise use iasdss._ tell. ,
ere-r W tells us

 

‘ forming-“ts ’loeel
Young Isn’t christian essoeletlon.
Ilr‘. Luther line lied ”downside ”en-

mwen work. site bitumen: in
sympathy with tile iiietitntion. first
a“ WM”.W WWW“! ’ .

Meeting locum cinemas
ills. “The Open Merit." These Billie

readings heve proves even more helm ‘

fill then the mflfifllt few who
have been, sills to. attend the effer-

all“ meetings. and this‘llss been but

fol-this evening especially furthest

who here been unable to attend in the

afternoon. ‘

At 7:80 tonight the edvisory commit-
tee will meet in; the W's study to
see those who wish to unite with the
church. Any wishing bsptisln will
meet this committee.

Tomorrow will he s great day with
this church. Come nil. '

 

WINTERS EVENING unseen.

"White in oil fabries'wiil be ex-
tremely popular for evening dresses
this lesson,” writes Isabel A. Mellon
in the November Ledies‘ Home Jour‘
uni. “For young girls the inexpen-
sive silks. the soft wools and fine illus-
lins. while for older ladies hesviei-
stilts. brocedes and seller will obtein.
A Parisian authority gives. next to
white. its the fashionable colors for
evening wear. grey. yellow. psie blue.
purple. red end green. Ribbons in the
min and velvet are popular for trim-
mings. Bright orange in satin or vel-
vet. used on belts. rosettes or any

email decoration. is specially soccer

Ed! on s trimming on white, black or
grey. Black satin skirts continue to
oegiven great fever. and it wise young
.natroll. wishing to be economical. can
have several fancy bodicee. each of
.ild'erent color and material to weer
with her black shirt. end then by tile
udstic use of n colored belt and col-
or each bodice will seem a different
toilette."

GENERAL common.

The thirty-first annual meeting of
.he Generel Conference of the Congm
laticnsl churches of Connecticut. will
be held at the South church in Bridge~
port. Tuesday and Wednesday. No»
vember iii and 17. Five sessions will
on held: Prom ii to 5:30 end 7:80 to
Mill il- IL. Trailer; is. In. to it lib.
l to 5:30 and 7:30 toil:30 p. m.. ch~
destiny.

 

 

A WORD ABOUT Dli. SWEET.

What our esteemed contemporary.
The Hour. ssys of Dr. Sweet. Thurs-
rlsy evening. Nov. ii. 189?:

Dr. 0. Preston Sweet. the founder.
wear and medlcel director of the pala~
tinl Sanitarium. which is known
throughout the New Euglsnd theirs
is old Dr. Sweet's New Sanitarium. is
shout to visit Norwslli. Dr. Sweet. or
in fact any member of hie distin-
xuished femily. beetle no recommend»
tion from us. but It is not out of order
*0 say it good word for those who have
made such a reputetion. livery one
if our renders ere quite familiar with
the successes which hsve attended their
worlr. Dr. Sweet brings with hiin Dr.
J. Edward liar. a graduate of iisrvsrd
University; in feet the tincture Sweet
spare no expense. systems. medicines.
heavy ssleries. when they are treating
'Jiil‘ invelid public. Dre. Sweet end
Rey will receive psiienie at the Nor-
wslh Hotel. Four days only. Monday.
l‘usedsy. Wednesday end Thursday.
Nov. in. 16. it end it.

Note—We tells pleesurs in motion-
log every word of the shove.

WRDCK 0N Till ROAD.

 

 

Mr and ”filth! Ti'llls Collide
If. New Rochelle.

 

The local psesenger train on the New
York. New Haven and Hartford rail»
road. which left the mend Central sie-
tioll at i o'clock lest sight. res isle
a freight trein uneahsif “is east of
New Website.

The freight irsin wee being switched
tomes the trellis into the freight mm.
”the engine of the least wee badly den»
aged and two freight ears wrecked.
i‘he psesesgers not ill with a bed
reels soil it shelling up. Tulle wee
delsyeil so hour slid s hell.

oil-leer lulu iN rows.

 

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title. for sect
oi the following : chrietlnu
swans. usurped pleeel Hrs. A. A. Pes-
mt “I‘D. M“I.t ace “’9 Ne '10
I. A. Woodwsrd. sod

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lien. Von der Ahe and Watkins.

roe nzclruomv.

 

 

Wsshlngten. Nev. ih-Meite preps-
rstiens have been made fan-Mist-
ing s reciprocity treety between the
United Sister end Censds. fleeting!
have been arranged between Hon. John
W. Xssson and Sir Wilfrid Leurler. the
Censdisn premier, end It: Louis De-
vils. minister of marine. m is the
result of the long conference between
lecretsry sherlnsn and Ir Wilfrid.
The questions of border immigration,
north Atlantic fisheries. inks lotteries
and all other subjects ensuing the two
countries will be teiten up soon.

The meeting with Ir. "Kn-son. how-
ever. will be «enticed to rsoipt-ndty. It
is not expected that the "annuity
treaty itself on be mam durtllg the
present visit of the Com Willi.
the desire being to arrive st some com.
mon understanding and perfeet dehlls
later. The dinner at the White House
assisted toward it friendly settlsvsent of
pending questions. At its modular! the
guests accompanied the president and
his cabinet sdvisers to the blue room.
where on informs! end personsl es-
ehnnge 0f views occurred.

The general sentiment prevslied that
the present time wee opportune for
more cordial intercourse between this
country and Csnsds. it is understood
that the Cnnndlen officials believe the
markets of the United Steins and Con-
ede ere so closely connected geomph~
icelly that it is essential that the coun-
tries look to each other rather then to
markets thousands of miles distsnt and
difficult of access.

 

lecsbe Insets s New» llesiso.
Phllsdclphls. Nov. il-Bishop hie-r
Cube caused considerable surprise
among the members of the general mis-
sionary committee of the Methodist
church when he announced that be had
established an Ainslie mission. its said
he had borrowed “till end sent it mls«
sionary iuio Ale-its and that the latter
was now ministering to the spiritual
wants of the gold diggers. lie suited
for 81.000 to enable him to continue the
Work in Ainslie. The request wee re-
ferred to is special committee, as wu
also the request of Bishop Newmsn.
who eshed that the appropriation for
the Chinese mission of Californls be in-
cressed from 81.000 to 37,6”.

 

These Freed-lest ladies More.
‘ listless Pity. Nov. iI.-Tlle fraudulent
issue of over “0,000 in Greek ,lndian
wart-sols recently discovered by the
government lies caused much stir in
listless City bsnliing end msrcsntlle
circles. lnssrnucil as quite n lerge‘ pro-
portion of the bogus issue is held here.
outside of the smount (more) elmdy
acknowledged as being held by one io-
oei benit. it is currently reported tbei
one men who hes been speculating in
the paper was caught for “but end
that s heliller slid s tanner broher here
Mutual-Um“-

Ger-esp Illnesses site Pepe.

London. Nov. learns Rome rom-
spondeni of The Belly Chronicle seys:
"Enron von Buiow. the newly appointed
Germ secretsry of state for fetal!“
stairs. in en Interview with the pope.
hes warmly complained sgsinst the
sympathy of the Vatican with the
Preneovliussien ellism and its hue.
tilts to the triple eiiienee. Its denier-
sd. in the name of Innuror Willlstn.
that if the Vstlosn persisted in such I
policy the German government would
retaliate on the tissues Whales."

W the M m
llerrlsbltrg. Nov. “.de Mailed

 

 

 

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Si yI'l‘ATfl STREET. NIW WNMN.

Winter. weir~coveri . M i ‘

Sill‘fi' ‘dK lit
.7 _ to e on an crsey overcoats.s
linedgsndelunner's satin lined sleeves. $12 to:
325. Reef _ J5 to 810. -

Mosi'lllen do not sic bu in when e' e
fitted humour with clothgs. g ‘ w v

lug—~uudcrwear. hosie . skirts, neckwear. gloves, .
hats. macldnioshes, um relies. ‘

“5&6. K

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Open Munday. Friday and Saturday Evenings.

Smirltop coats. for .

hey keep on buy-

 

i‘lle nemesis
sisters
"rewrites.

limbodies thegood futons of the other
prominent writio ill-chines;
westhe Ploneerie' monuments."
again. it advert which t
if“ immi ‘“ ll: '~ ”new“
men an nine action I sir
Ila-lib. .

T'hlbllldwm.

MIMI! IMI'O W m
ms mm. Mk“ II!
walk. We.

General hunts for Goes.
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psi-table.

”We:

Mariel: Harland says:
“Lord unadulterated is In: dreamer use: muddle -‘
_; 0:15, and absolutely prroia‘on: to mail stomach."

Collisions contains just the proportion of beef snet. combined with
the pniestvmtsble oil. to unite s perfect shortening.

if l

‘k .
, for either shortening or trying. Pure. heelthful.

“ and elee'r's mu in roll

The label he i to ‘
“w m m is it one ton pound yellow ti
rennin eves, tin. Not gusrsnlved if sold‘io my other w.

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isjnst es deelrshlees good weer; we
con sssiireJen both undertook 5|

 

comprised nob. to-dete ties
nudol'thebeet 5’ no ”

V or strum-smash ¥
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veloe.

 
 

sl

lgiow to Metro Money

. Ill-venue's;

 

end simultaneous with her de-
ure comes the snnounoeinent that
Pullman had proposed to release
he end that she had accepted the otter.
was of thsOgieshy; femily ere pen
of not in their deelnrntions that the
d nherltence of the young men bed
li hing whatever to do with the run-
tun of the betroihsl. vent

f KILLED roe Mortar.

Int . instep. I list New Jersey lili-
m m V“ a club.

I emlngtoll. N. 1., Nov. law-Hunter-
doi county hes a murder mystery in
on death or George Perley. en eged
sol wealthy millwrlght or Woodglen.
wiu. wss found unconscious by neigh-
lloi nears lonely~roed at the base of
a fountain between Peirmount slid
- tslnviile Thursday night. ,

‘ erlsyvr’nsldyeersold. Bewnslest
e'eel peer Andrew Station's. not far
that lounteinvilie. Ten minutes lster
ol “finish met Perley's horse cum--

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

it ng slung et en ordinuy gsit without a
hen. dril er. Fliflller on he found Paley ly-

ing elong'the road in a pool of blood.

A club wes found near the spot with
wit ch the murder was done. The vic-
tim had been robbed, which did sway
wi h the first theory of e runewey.

ey died lest night without regslll-
ins consciousness. Coroner Weller
will hold an inquest tomorrow. when
err is are expected to be until.
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l'enrth Class Masters.

W eehlngton. Nov. lt—The following
rill rinse postmasters have been sp-
ted:

New York~Cenier lioriches. Edwin
A. l . srlt; Essiport. ill. W. Penney: Her;
rtsl ille. Cher-lee V. m- '
fierbor. Charles Egglesion: um C:

a. litter; medieval; , .
tannin: Peussdlls. .Wfl
Munro Hills. Jolie W'

Hervohlesuatooirsmobsrieoh.

 

Reichley; Boonevllle. W. H. Strolleclier:
l-‘lcrln. William Wldmen; Henley Hull.
R. ‘W. Swaigsrt: Netelle. Jellies Tlnley.

 

‘ opinion of n lande- Journal.

1 mice. Nov. u.~—The Dolly Tele-
graph. in an editorial on the "inflam-
mltble condition of the dispute between
the l‘nlted Slates and Spain." says: "A
rsilll set might at any moment bring a
, which could mean only ruin for
The paper foresees that "the

 

to "the unfsdlng
of it humane mediator . and
infirm peecernslter."

 

. Pies In e Tess-nest Ilnnse.
llobolien. N. J.. Nov. l3.-Tllu lens;
rim t house at Ml end “3 Newark simet
wul badly damaged by fire lust night.
Which started on the ground lliltll‘, oc-
rul led by cit-litters. There wen u panic
em ng the 1d intuition who occupied the
noise. and they rushed to the street
in l ll modes of attire. A title! entered
the chillies store sod. upon being de-
tec ed. made it rush for the door iiiid
not i e lamp. which started the blsse.
Th4 Illnl will be [Mill ”MM. Th!
[all his of the burned building were
gill n shelter In neerby hotels.
lists Pee There's New mu.

New York. Nov. lhm'l‘lu new trisl of
luriln Them for the murder of Wil-
lisl l‘luidensuppe will be h Id st bong
lsli nd (lily Nov. :1. A nel of i200
tell to was ordered summoned.

utensil-rule enemies.
qhs seslllig experts of the United

 

 

 

It ice, urest Briielil and census held
so her meeting.

(1 usrei George I. iletehelier wee spa
poll led to "present the United litsies
on the Motion milled tribunsl.

w report thst tile Competitor prie-
on will be included in the gen-rel
~ My stored by hpein was con.

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in matter
in New filth.

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Notice hes been . i»
blueletown Minstrel"
Insulin thnt l . ,, , .
poi will be psid W
mum-s news. nae/ill"! ,
foreclosures were ' ‘
with the payment ’
doses were in the m
coin. trustee for the ‘ '
been slid Trust '
posed of the claims
the original investors.
resenting nlany vthouesnik
are held in Middleton.

emu pill. elite pill. ilesl
Witt's Little Enrly ”but”
none. conetipntlsn, sin
0. stiueon and l. P. West:

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-—Aceton cures be m

You cnn’t cure none
can avoid it and cure
of thrust or lung tronblsfi
One Minute Cough Cure.

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ported to be ill beyond.
Raymond's Hotel Ill; h
was for n number of years.
n church in, New York,‘ ..

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

lie was taken ill
months ago. slid M,
her the past weehhh
‘It‘lOlifl. it- was
that he could no}
but a short tints.

ztl:

PROM KAI Q _
The household
Colds. Authors and
Cleveland's Lung It“. ,
its piece upon its will i
given such universsl
we recommend nll flit?
customers to use it. cell .
free trial bottle. large fls,
Respectfully. it. u. Pleisteil; .

d e .

Disligureinent for life by W
scalds may be avoided by‘ I” ‘:
Will's Wltuli Heidi “V0; the“ ‘.
remedy for piles and furnll we
sores and skin troubles. .il. Chi W
son and id. i’. Weed. ’

-Aceton breaks up s will.

‘ -mmm
You can't aiiord to risk: m.
by allowing n cold to W‘
pneumonia or committed; -
relief end w certain sure his
by One Minute cough M
Itillson and ill. P. Weed. ‘

4m.“ “slit'lol'mliiim
lsrger then the combined »
of all the other dolly m

 

being tortured by ' weld? M
and silln eruptions. m:
“use! 8am gives intest-
euree permsneiltly. ii. 0.
I. P. Weed.

WARNiNfl:~Perluns, who J
from cowl» and colds m
the warnings ofllsngsrsslm ‘ '
m"! glides-lug end Mei '

ilg ne touts Cough" M ,
so intellible remedy form
eroupendslltliroetssd. "
d. 0. Itiilsen end I. P. ,

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been disiniesed m the
his. hle sou-t artill- to g
he wile not on dilly. The
esptsln. who sslled into

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