» ‘aoum‘ NORWALIE 3mm. 4,! . hotel-day wade Monday at the ‘ heath Home“ Hamlet church. The ‘ evening. and the clone attutien. were the boot of evideneee that the interest in the We! meetinga n not-abating. on «the contrary. it is no the film and thegrowth is perfectly natural and healthy. Nothing has been done in “feet up an excitement." lreauellet Luther hes commune tin-tithe plain preaching or the truth not the :oepel will. it pereleted'in. role the anon» titre of the people. The morning eer- inon was an able expo-men of the scripture recording the coming or the rich your; ruler to Christ inflseek eter- nei’lite. In a‘newer to the query and the statement of hie good qualitlee. ‘ao - good. indeed. that Jeane loved hill. the ureter-aid: “One thing then lockout." The Mr ahowed very plainly that it ie poseihle tor a man to poesees many gooquualitiee and yet lack iuet the one thing neeeeesry to more him . eternal lite. ' The evening aervice wee one or the beet in every trey; The choir we: ae~ elated by the llast Norwalk male quar- “ tetto and a large thorn. The male ‘ duertotte rendered one selection in an impulsive manner. Howard Tilley \ played two soloe on the comet with telliu eteet. “Hone. Sweet Home" ' and “Almost Penueded.” During the playing oi the. letter. after a most lin~ ‘preeeive eernton. the lame congregation limited elinoet epellho‘und while the oornetist played the invitation in that hynln as it it were human. in the judgment oi many. it seemed the moat Motto rendering of that tune that could have been given. it added much to the interest and profit of the evon~ lng service. The evening aerrnon on "A Family Hatter" was taken from Joshua's manly statement in the (ace of a people given to ldoiatrous tenden- cioe. “Ghooee ye this day when: ye will , serve. as for me and my houee we will nerve the lord." Alter speaking of the piece the tam-h lly holds in all true life. the preacher developed hie them in application to the men. the will old the children in the totally. up note at the ire- mendoua ledeeoee which the father ee- ertr over the children. and deplored the , fact that. while the leather to training the children religioueiy. even with the approrai oi the tether. thetsanie lath. or it omen dieoouatilg her work by himeeli setting hie children an oral- M‘UHW contra” to‘her teachings. The appeal which he made to men. oi when: a laree number were mount. to take a manly otaad heeidethe wife and mother in both teaching and lead- ine the children to a higher lite must have made a tevorable ieipreesloa. in _ applying the «Meet in men‘s lite. . he route in really «about beau-u , ni‘ the Meeting which chrietiaolty mot-om: to wow. lilting her iron ibedmededoonditionoie more heart oi burden to a “piece by more title. when (led orllieelly intended the Mid etend." The entire lemon tree ”aimed to ultimately» and at lie else- several «evened an latereet sem- calm to till. one." Wm”; and‘inay the epoch imp . 010m. we now con- * demo-bow: . ‘ 4 in col- ‘ ‘ and devoting our. Causal m In lettin- Londoa, Nov. name Berlin corre- spondent or The Daily Chronicle eaya: "Oount Goluchowahdie etatement with Menace to the atruggle with America hen melted the meet wideepreed inter- eet here. It is believed that before be “3". Mile an remarkable an onuncla- . tion or policy be bad the consent of the ' other European powera, with the ex- ception or England. and spoke as the mouthpiece of those governmental." The Vienna correspondent ' oi The Daily Chronicle any»: “Count Gold- chowelrl'a appeal to Europe to unite again-t tron-oceanic countrlea is re. garded rather an a platonic deaire than as a concrete prom-ammo. 'l'hue far no practical attempt in that direction'la intended. at leaat by Austria." lo filling! of Andrea. ’l‘rornao. Norway. Nov. 22.-—’l‘he atonin- at Victoria, which won titted out by the governor of Trenton under tantrum tlone from King Omar to search tor Proleeeor Andree. the mining aemnaut. and his party. and which lett here on Nov. ii. baa returned trout Spitsbergen. ' She bring- no news no to the where- abouts or movements at Proteaenr An- dree. although exploring pertlea landed ten time- at verioua point! in Don. manila ialee, chili-I OIeIIl’I Big Meal. Valparaiso. via Galveston. Nov. 22.— Gecrge Walker. chief enabler ol‘ the government central monetary conver- sion oiilce in Santiago. hoe ahamrldod with a large sum. variously eetimolod at tram 250.000 to 500.000 mean. A hur- ried lnvéetlgatiou'eh'owa a deficit of more than 300.000 poeoe in bank hilla. but the government hills and the sold have not yet been counted. it is be. llcvod that it will be found that Wolkcr got away with at least 500.000 pence. lint Death at the Astoria. New York. Nov. zit—The tiret death in the new Aetorla hotel mwurrod last evening very suddenly. William F‘. Burden of Newport. R. l.. expired while preparing to dine in bi! apartments. Heart failure in thought to be the (muse. We to the moment he was atriclien he appeared to be in‘ good health. hir. Burden and his wile. who wee ail-e Daisy McCoy of Waterford. N. Y.. had been at the hotel ainee lent Thursday. roar tilled la really outset. Mandeville. la. Nov. 22.—~Newa baa baa just been received here at n dee- perntc light at iiayou “combo botwocn ’ Arthur and Edward .lolle on one Iidc and Laurence and Edward Fouein on .the other. which reunited in the killing of all the parting concerned. Filioigum and pietole were the weapon: hood. The canoe of the dilouliy brattributed to an old tamilyjefl. Durand to math Mile Cards. Bethany. hid. Nev. et-mmu l’ierip or end winter ll‘rult. youoe men or prominent local tamiiiee. were burner! to a criep in a tire that doeimycd lilucll. born lined livery barn. 'i‘wa climl'lddfl tried to rent-no them and were nearly eusoeaisd. it to raid the tire llll’tt'il from a lantern by which the victirm were pinyin cat-tie. noun or see.- leleaa. Worcester. lie-a. Nov. it. .. Juliet MI. 14. Neleon at the liniied stem diatriotooorttorthedietriotot um chboetie died at hie modem. ll lien. dell street. rm. W a W lil- M“. m TIL‘GIAH‘NO IMVITIII. A bill been prepared for promote. metgmimmotm Width. cranium . mmmam Wt mandamus-em ‘ lenient Mail the momma-you. Monroe-mom __ " _, 4.: ‘ j stiletto... , ' - . . eight orexire tell. .we have ‘ extra Size; in all lines in; your benefit; and a tail» " or to unite altttttious. ‘ , Proper suits forbu’siness or less. $7.50 to 325. Many prices between. - 7 r . The heavy overcoat you... expect to buy is io- n ,. i M“ j “We Sell Wright’s . e Sioneman’s, , G 31'. 90mm. Medlicott’s~ . pen'Mo “ E Friday and _. he. .Satwday venues. in tgarier's" ’ ' w Underwear. recliner f . "PEIIITII. limbodieo manned feature: at the other prom . . writl. machines: indeed.“ his. in‘ . i’provmente "Then, was coated ‘ ' ale Wiggins-@243}? i. 3:333. mm“... all?!“ c-aooonutiugat- tee in lies in it w Wee. 0s Milena Irene'r Ideas Cello. . ,, www.mmeu l I well. can. ‘ c. o. fltcii e 60.. General Innis for been. iii “A“ armor. NEW LONDON. 1:12 on: S“? ‘PURE—4WI'HTE~FLOATING. Nothing enters into the manufacture of Fairy Soap but the paint and best materials known to the aoapmeker'e art and that money can buy. *' The loan of the century ' Sold everywhere in one quality and three convenient aims, for the toilet. both and lountky. “momentum “UL”. 8th“ he'll .Lls in Great Demand wwmihuiwmummmmdmuum. tort. hmumwmhm ie eeood roam tor titaniu- umouhemetmmr. Yearhuwmhmeiul interest .MW“WW moonstone“ “mum“.miorm. Glover“ New ,, Oboeltm-e. r x at out so: a.» “ * ;; W" q . odd Abitx. a. ‘l'iintAT'l’. General PW Agent. mi Broadway. New York. " i ll 1". no More. ~ f “t Wilbur“. the Beat melon... . .. . Ito—rut. hm.»lbdut. .. The, lest: hint: grep. tire Print Drum rent Hunt l .-Z<eiutf; courses... leek-beeping. (Double and alugle entry.) Arithmetic. Spelling. Commercial tau. Ioeinese correspondence. ‘Shortheod. ' ”melting. ‘Btndente not hdvanoed tar mph to heglnthemlneoereesereiostrnoted inthe . branches ; slam BUSINESS........ causes, IE? 3‘.“ IllitDlllB. m WE STILL STICK To the old reliable line of Table Cutlery that we have handled for ten years. Can’t seem to find anything better. OUR POCKET KNIVES Are made right here in Yankee loud (in Connecti- cut)end are so good thatwe warrant every one of them; it' not just right we give you another or your . money back. Prices 25c to $2. Carvers. Scissors, Sheets and anore we have lots of and they are no good all can be. Just got in a new stock oi" Carvers. they are nice and cheap. ‘ ‘ rcometook, Watkins a Door, 112 Hashim Street. 8e. Harwell. SouthernRailway ...... “WM..." Siiill‘l' till TO FLDIIDI. Pith-rain. to Albee. legeeta. Western lerth Berelies. All ‘Peleta teeth and leuthtrset. .e... llooblo Dally Pullman: tierviee irorn New York to at minolpel potato 8mm: and lieutenant the year round. emit-i lmiuoeaieeie to immigrants. loll intorioation tney boobteiesd by We have on hand? a few Second lined Stores and furnaces that are her. geloe. hit in perfect repair. , tractor .eailaniry at Newborn. iii. nu wound-in til-Wm Death mom to noodle-r end m.mmmeyem'm mmmmam clearer Billet on trait which Mod hint nan-t in hie last daughter. Down: Giro". teetion mm more. tour dare hetero hie death, when. coming heme iron: Europe. where he had IoIII‘bt health in vain. etriohea and. aorrowtul. the rather with the denaiuen They mood her we Marital. tom" not “men timed." injunction, and had her placed in the private aanitarinnt of a triend. General .Ordwey's laet act. therefore. m in lurthorenoe or the" hope. never ehen dened by him or hie wife. that they would reclaim the daughter they loved from her wild ways and moire at leaet mar remaining years of life lrreproacba- e. Ill, long before he went to Wleebeden. General Ordway received some hope of ultimate recovery before hla neturn to title country laet 'l‘ueaday. One of the rim things' he said after landing. wee In denial at a report that knowledge of his daughter’s renewed and unfortunate notoriety was in any way responsible for a relapse in his 0er condition. That domestic worry weighed upon him and pneclpltntedihc end his phy- sician does not doubt. A shadow lay upon him for years. it become notice- able in Washington after his daughter made her debut in society and when, her tamiiy true one of the most prom- inent in the national capital. Men of fame and women or high etation lllled the drawing room and all accorded to the bcwitching girl. then in her icons. the measure or homage due her beauty and wit. Bettina Ordeay'e Escaped-a. the Ordivaye—ihe general. a veteran of the war of the rebellion. woe tbcn commander of the militia of the District or (‘olumbia—-wcnt to White Sulphur Springs. W. Van. in the summer follow- ing Mina 0rdway'e introduction to Weehlngton'e beat circlel. Attire eum- mer resort the girl's pranks; then credo lied to it simple overabundance of youthful spirit. cannot! talk. Which in time became of ob] ction bio tone. Events catne utility a r 'eenaon. Bettina Gummy Was ml and di- vorced. married and div-owed attain. and her nemevwaa spoken lilbtly in two continents. until ebe abandoned her purcbtav-ihey would never abandon her quite-and wrote it large on iheuto rim! bililmai’dl. The old soldier pleaded. commanded. begged. it was in vain. in silence, with undiminiahod atiection. he and his wife waited. in hope that their child would return to them. weary 0! her waywnrdncee. How. they cared not. if only she would return. The (other dually—4! wee only a short time ngrwticred her ”.000 annually ii ohe‘would shake off the companion whose ways he (cared mount continued wuyu'nrdneea and live abroad!- She ac- cepted. Her child—wlur aho has one~ found a home with list grandparents. while its mother buried hermit in Lon- don. ' . letter and neaghtee lei-fitted. But General ordnay econ learned that in Luridlm ii wan the lame atory~ purely. the cheaper theaters. illnese. despair and ilnally a return to her no- tive land. While he and hie wile and lllt‘ granddaughter. a daughter at liet- tinn’e liret huebaud. Arthur Padcliurd. were in Europe a women of 30. bunk- rupt in health end reputation. walked into Beilcvuc hoopital ea “Betty licbuy. ler" end wee placed in a cot In ward 29. Still she bod not paused beyond the "mile spanned by the love of the old soldier. (in Wedneedey lent. while he npprnlu'ht‘d the plain cut in ilcllcvuo, accompanied by Dr. W. (i. Wylie. Mother and daughter Were in each oihor'a arme in a moment. mlnellnu their loan. the one breathing ioraive- none. the other contriilrul. The youne women was in Dr. Wyile'e eanliarlum next day. and it won said aha wee much better. On that day. too. llencrul (lrdwey raid that bill health had impmved. lie atlll reeurdcd the future without tear. But with Friday came a relapae. the forerunner or death. lirevrt Brigadier General tlrdwey. who woe born in rm, urved with credit and aullantry ihmuehout the civil war. the groom portion of the thee with hie regiment. the Tweaty-toorth leade- oboe-rite interim. An not of retinal _ .. woe tollowed by tile appointment or edit» taut oi the "timeout. tie remained in North Carolina until June. ill. later heroine in. the Anti? or the Home. ulna-w. ”than in l'ieride and tumult the cone pelan or taste in the Arley or the Junior. antler thereoeepetioe of Rich Wobfldt when? m” a pen lion at the troubled! motion tint-e. he dlmted the _ irate duller o! hie poaliion with in” firm and tart M. eelleetro' at venue time enema-mitt W limit when ailehiir over it were or m. he wee . . * = one Meet 5f Number-u 'qpoi pied-r ole unintended-roman“- atom ‘ nerve: to‘ brlmim" and mm love no hie waywerd erummmar-T and hire. Drawer had a reconciliation removal. (tome. public ward 'in Bailey but alter theoneeeure o! the scriptural lny eirlckcn In hie room. hire. iinlwuy ‘ Small pm. on Witt’e Little Mr C. 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