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writers. an. iii—Irina Herald this
’has the followins:
Irmlnl out his plans for theft»!-
mutton of a valt bituminous coal trust.
norm Jim proposes to share
.m of the new combination with
. when who'dlg out the coal. The!
is in this is)! to co-operste with the
4 and each advance in coal prices
IO him «With it an increase in the
W of the men. .“
, The Herald told several Weeks
ate aboutlr. llorgan's scheme to con-
trol the 'entlre o t at of the mines in
Pennsylvania. Wes Virginia. Ohio. in-
dllu; and Illinois. rapid‘ strides have ‘
hexvritsde toward perfecting the com-
hi tion.‘
fl'ho thou interesting feature of the
new combination. which came to light
YMV. II the profit sharing plan for
thevnuners. The importance of this plan
Commons," hsvi
the house tines ,
. last "out".
I llr. Viiliers was the third son of the
lion. George Villisrs. son of thsvtlrst
Earl of Clarendon by the only doubler
I“ the first we Borinsdon. and was
born Jan. «I, 1802. >
In addition to being the oldest mem-
ber of the ho so of commons he was
”Father of th English Bar," for he was
"will!" at Lincoln's Inn in 1821. Mr.
Gladstone. seven years the junior of
Mr. Viiliers, entered parliament two
years before him; but while the service
of Ir, Villlers at Westminster had been
continuous that of the great Liberal
statesman was broken when he retired
'from the house of commons. Ilr. Vii-
liers was returned for Wolverhampton
Wee years after the passing of the.
great reform act and the last parlia-
ment of William IV.
Besides being the oldest member of
parliament be was the oldest survivinx
. parliamentary cantildntc. it was in 1‘26.
when Gmrge iv. was oz and Victoria
was a young child. t at he traveled
down to Yorkshire from London and
contested Kingston Upon Hull, and"
sit continuously in
, t I o'clooh
. I
m" he ”in when" I! stated “ll" 390v" the reform banner of Canning. though '
ole men will be affected. It is in the
power of. these men by good or bad con-
duct to save or lose millions of dollars
”vitally to the companies. The com-
vlnies now propose to enlist the miners
so that they will see it is to their pcr~
Ionpllnterest to co-operate in the new
"filament.
Do the recent fights between the
railroads and operators the scale of
Win! was seriously cut in the screral'
states. and some of the mfhers. particu-
larly those who struck, were half start."-
ed. ‘Untll Mr. Morgan suggested the
plan for a grand combination tho oppr-
attor- met with small success in restor—
ing wages. as it was difficult to recon-
clle the differences between tho Pitts-
bura and Ohio districts. The latter inv
slated on the right to pay the men 9
cents a ton less than Plitslmrx oper-
ators. It is now proposed to ('nmprn—
mile on the differential between the two
districts. which will probably: be fixed at
,tmsuccessfuily. After his return for
Wolverhampton he identified himself
actively with the Liberal movement,
rate general/Subsequently he was pres-
ident of the poor law board. and he he—
came a member of Lord Palmerston'a
second administration in ”50. As an
independent Liberal ho was one of the
.most able and eloquent leaders of thev
ontlcnrn law agitation. and to the triv
"mob of the cause his earnest spot-(rhea
and persistent motions in parliament
contributed.
CLEMMER’S DENIAL.
claims 'I'hat lls flail no Part II the
larder a! In. Kaiser.
Norristown. Pa., Jan. iii—James A.
t‘lemmor. who is charged with the mar—
and in 1353 was appointed judge advo- i
no wrozmnos u
loaders «Minimum-I'd-
Istssrs Asses. Huntsman-pm
Wham—Jive fro-lam
clam-Mafia.“
New York, Jan. 11—00mm! William
Booth. commander in chief of the Bat-
valion Army. and his son. Balllnston
Booth. mmnder of the Volunteers of
Artistic-a. met yrslerdaylin the Windsor
hotel in this city. But they were Int
reconciled.
After several days of negotiations, the
leaders of the rival armies came face
to face. and the only point on which
they ('0qu agree was to attempt to sup-
press all information regarding what
toolt place at tho msetins.
The meeting was held in room it.
There were present only four persons,
General Booth. liailington Barth. the
nor. Cuthbert liail.’ representing the
ilal'vation Army interest. and the flow.
Josiah Strong. representing the Volun-
teem.
After about three-quarters of an hour
the ltrv. Mr. Strong and Dr. Hall gave
out the following statement;
"General Myth and Commander i-
-iinxton Booth root in the Windsor tel
‘in the prescncc of Josiah Strong and
{Dr Cuthhert Hall. on Jan. )6. Jam. The
:imervicw was purely personal as he-
twwvn fathor and son.
i "Nothing transom-d calculated to lead
in any union of thc tivo movements.
i "It was agave-d that all public contro-
t‘cr..y in the prose or otl‘lorwimv hefs'ocn
the two movements should. so far as
:[mlbl€. coins. to an end.” ‘
Dr. Hall said the witnesses had
pledgcvd thcmsailes to gm out no fur-
ther statement. and flint both rom-
mnndcrs had turned to make no furffl-r
otatomcnt whatvvvor. Bring [vrmtvd
hard. tinv two clergyman consulted and
then said:
"The meeting was nut‘ll all might luv
'rxpeclml lwtweon a father and son win.
an "1 Mrs. Emma p, Kaisor, (lollies i laid not soon each nllwr for two yours."
that he ever made a confusion. His Thf')‘ rcfllllwl in say “Nib" "if ll“!!-
counsel showed him the statement tie-tit mi! and lialllnshm shook hands on
4 or 5 cents.
Proposes to Raise Wagon.
Acconaing to Mr. Morgan's plan. the
price of soft coal in to be restored to a
living basis in the five states. and the
miners will be promised a promotional
raisc in their wages. depending upon
the amount the price of coal is ad-
vanced and as often as it is raised. it
has not yet been determinod just what
proportion tinv men are to not. They
will be asked to vote upon tlnrv matter.
They will probably suspend work for a
week or 10 days in order to take up the
question in their respectiw assemblics
and discuss it from evrvry lmssiivle
standpoint.
in all the «tales except West Virginia
the miners are well organized. During
thc recent strike it was largely due to
the lack of organization in West «Vir—
ginia that it was found impossible I»
tic up the entire soft coal industry, and
etery market in the cast was filled with
West Virginia ml. The National Min-
t-rs' organisation in West Virginia is at
Work getting as many men to join that
organisation as possible in order to
further the great t-omhination. in all
of the other states the men are working
like beavers to aid the t'flmblflalion.
There is to be a uniform scale gov.
ernina each of the different lllnlrlt'ls,
and the amount-es between the several
districts will be adjustr-rl ivy a general
interstate organisation, which will meet
in Chicago today. and will hnvo ropro.
sentatives from all of the local urgunh
satlons.
This general assoriatirvn will fix inton-
statc freight rates and ronuiatr- the
prices which are to ruin oumiilt- of tin-
u-rrltory of cat-h distril t.
if the profit sharing principle “‘Ill’lfll
in the bilurninoun tradv. it will be tried
in the anthracite mining regions.
Fatal unarnl Over a Will.
Wilmington. 0., Jan. l}? Attorney .1,
1'. Martin. on Urt. ll. nhnt tit‘m‘zc Mt.“
Milian in this city. Th:v ball slrurk tho
vertehrtt of the net-It and cut tin:v spinal
cord half in two. Mortaliy wounded.
McMillan lived it weeks and in nnw
dead. Martin. who has lw-n indicted
for shutting to kill. has surri-ndcml to
tho shlvrlfl. McMillan Iormcrly lived
hero. but until recently lived in t'olum.
«lo. Tinv quarrel that mum-d lht- shoot.
in; was over a will.
llsslag Ilas's My round.
t’smtlen. N. .l.. Jun. ‘:.'-"r’l" ”4le of
la. l'iem- .lovrml of this city, uh" lump.
[Wired lltllt November, has hurt" found
in Mantun crock. near l'miluimrn. ”in
throat hurl hot-n out. In" tho [mat nmr-
tom showed that drowning had ruin-ml
death. It was at first thought mm he
had liven murdered. hut tinv ttlithnritioa
holicve he committed suicidc. as in- had
twice invfore tried to end his life.
fronts-at Chicagoan Mal.
lion Francisco. Jan. l7.“ John W llrvp.
horn, six-alderman and a prominvvm Its.
publlt'ln [rt-litlt'IIrl of i'hicatto, is dratl.
”It had been In ill heal. for several
months. and slxmt sixmeeits no he
came here with his trifav from Jli‘kmn,
Amador county. where he had mining
interests.
lets Us by root's“.
llroclttor. Mam. .lsn. i“.~»'l‘tm mash.
rd men. each armed with two ruvvolvsn,
menu! the store of lmwell l.. llursrss,
In. and held up titre. occupant». They
round about I“. RM ill mm mt their
trorlt was romplned they tied before a.
alarm could he siren.
”W In to "in In”.
moon. Jen. marlin l'rllted lit-m
mum to Great Britain. calm»!
John HIV. and family will sail from
Genoa on its X07“: “trillion Lloyd
um I’ll“ Merit Ltlitpoill on 1-3.
jwmastmupthsmk.
WWhAlm
Calcutta. .lss. ”Mlle report of the
wam'f‘ursrroft ' rip
“maul, merrily all by
a.
.flmWimfl e
out from New York city by the man
who is supposed to be W. H. King, Afl-
cr profully reading the newspaper cilp- '
ping. (‘lemmer said: I
"There is no truth in that statement.
1 never associated with a man by tlwv
nnmc of W. H. King. When i was in‘
Newark. N. J., it man by the name of;
W. H. Killenberlt worked with me fur‘
several months as a canvasmvr for the
Singer Sewing Machine company. We:
loomed togother. Ono tiny Killenlw-rtt!
cmiwuled some money beionxina to the ,
company. “I' left Newark. and i never I
saw him again. Thr- sinner company!
had a warrant issued for his arrest. hill ‘
the police failed to capture the man:
Killenbeck evidently wont to Now York}
and changed his name to King. Whenl
we worked together at Newark. the:
Singer Sewing Machine company's office J
“all located at 143 Bank street. I
i
i
“That man is not W. H. King, as ht"
alleges, hut W. H. Kllienhot'lt. lie is
at fugitive from Justice. and if he corner
to Norristown to testify against me he!
will run the risk of falling into the
hands of the Newark police. I am not
afraid of his coming here. and own if:
no should. he could not injure my um .
ill the least. i never made a confession l
to Killenbeck or any onc else. That‘
utory sent out from New York t-ity is a i
llo pnrrv and simple." ,1 "
(Hemmer further alleged that town
on Kiiienlvook learned that he no!
turmoil in varrintoun he betrayed him
to the police and received the 8200 re-
ward offered for his capture.
has. Clay lmhss Whit-hall.
Voilivy View. by. Jan. 11“!)va filth.
lrdsmfl t'lay lut‘t'emlri‘l yrnlv-rday ant-P
noon in reaching Whitehall. uflrvr many
tribulations. She tried in walk them
I'll! aftcr going a mllo who gave it up
v ml returned to Mrs. Kcllry's. fluturilay
mornina who tried to borrow a harm»,
and or lost rho succeeded in finding it
former who was willing to irmi "no,
Htuiiro J. M. Mash-rs. an» rmio to'lvarol
\Vhilchnll :tlonc. lltll her llrulhrr Wil-
liam. who lives nimul a mile from lien-
hnmuv and mvmrnpnnicvl hm from then-
to llw senor-Vs. tit-mm! t'lny was
ni'vvriuyed at seeing his wife aliw'. it.v
rituhctl to lll‘f and took I'lt'f' in hi.- arms
will kissed hor ropeatwliy. Ilo Wop!
\tith joy and thanked llml that sh" hail
lu-on aparml to him. l-lho soomml glad
to gave her husband. and it ill lilo-iv that
.ho will not leave Whitehall again.
loss 'l'roshle in "can.
Vienna. Jun, l7 l-‘iwv thousand lin-
amlilt utlrkwn riamonstruiwl here 3»!-
terrim in from of the militia»: tin-nus!-
llr. lllln"‘r, thv- lllll'lt'tfmilttl'f', find fur»
ilrirlen them to hold a meeting in the
bulletins. The pollu- dtspermi them and
made saver-l arrests. There arc "mi.
nuns rumors of trouble in llunaary and
linhcmift. Th:v aarartan Hocvmlhvt imm-
meol in Hungary is serious, citprwinily
in tirahelche district. where the land
owners are menavsvd.
fugitive lash Robber lea-proud.
Forth Worth. Tea. Jun. l7.~~tlsmuovi
l'npolnnd, the (luring Minnesota Molt
thither who «raped from the officers
will»' being taken to the penitentiary. is
again in the clutches of the hm llo
i. a; ruptured sum» days on» and Ira-lint
sp hero. litn war brotisht hero by lisp.
lMInflJ penitentiary. and tin' onion is
on his way to that city with his pals»
rvner.
M II ml AW.
Washington. Jon. limllemnl ('lttis—
mplm mm Anal-r. l'. It, A, retinal.
oiml of old use at his home in West
Won-illusion last nlsht. General Ans"
was or» of the three sort/twins martini-rs
or the clues of '1'". at West Point. the
rinse with which (tenant tlmnt grad»
listed. “ml Mist-r served with
”root in static» and afterward with
distinction through the civil war.
flit-a can. In flush Joesph.
Vienna. Jan. tawnmperor 'rssets
Joseph gave as “sodium-e rested-r to
tints m the lull-rs alumnus. tut
resorted that as Itihs's mm to tut-v
Minuet-n , was.
r‘ral i‘lny. saw her as nhrv passed his '
my Warden lit-mm of tho lilillnstcvr‘
spam slit-s at levels in the one firm sir-nominal in the tilyrhas flora
meeting.
Bolling!"- Wuted Ha horny.
'l'l'tr.v quostiun of M‘M'y was 'hl‘ lmno
of wontonllnn all through tho unanim-
rions. llullmgton llvmlh insisted all
along that ho hm! naming tu ronrml
and that flit: Worms: should he as free
gem-fa! had demanded ab—
» air. The
GENERAL lltvuTil.
solute primry The . u'llprwl‘lil'” on firm
at itnvsn. 2.x lnliu.t.-.],
Ilui'mglr-n llmvfh. .uv v; ~rr:~'-l M 3!!!
sown-tart. l'tainllv-i ilnliuvwrui. :lnvl
1&4"an Harrison: mntml 4! mr isvvtci
pl'nmlvill M t l' w .\'mnl in imrml’ws
illlll‘l View nil inwm om. rul. wintr-
potiiml in his 'Imidlllvl‘. t'vvllriil flunlh
’l'm-itur. ('onimuivivr icvuiil 'i‘wkv-r. his
secrcmry. t'ninnvvl ”IKKHL‘. .mvi i‘ulnwvl
Sli’ul.
Th» giro-mil amt in n r-mm til-runs
tho hail from that urctipwd try hit! an"
iThm‘ that» was st lung viola): In "all
nonmitmi with Mr Simon. and lmtil
[moonlit-vi mlh lhovir respectivrv i'nlfh
imnndr-rs. Tin- grnvvroi was Indium: on!-
it!!! effort in not hie son to moot him
iuithmti witnrsmvs. llaliingtrvn port-mp-
tnrlly refused. it M‘r'mml as if the tinnit-
[pulp-rt would fall through, but the “on.
‘v-mi yielded.
l'p in tho that municnt thorn was
{month-st on imth shins rt spirit of ilev
lvimirwi anlrrnmtty, and during the
El‘lllllt'ri’li'w‘ nil svvrlrl o! rumors were
flff‘l‘fllf‘flf in tho tnl’l’iflnrli that the
'tmvl-nng was lulu-r. stormy and until“.
'lzufnrtnrt in it” urnl-vrnml. These fil-
,,mors m-rc lmmvv out ivy the offer cun-
‘ilutvt or lhv~ |vllfllrllhtlltrl in tho roosting.
Thor:- no: on on of gloom and Ilium.
'ifllntllvln on oil inf-rs
llullinrlvm limzh did no: gm: ilmvth
'l'lL-ltcl‘, who no! waiting in tin: itnli
xi'ut' tho grvnrvml. when lktllirmtno pound
tvtll.
The rr-strit -vi' the irrtcrku is believed
in how lump in lntcmltly thl- him-morn
:‘watvt‘irn fhv' rimi Portion! Many of
.0... Volunlw-rn rriliriml their mm-
‘mamit-r fur sulymittint in a mm m-
lotiien after promising that r-tcrythulg
Irhhulfl in.» ”pr-fl, MM rnotnluvrs of "w
salvation Army slid not like til:v gon-
,r'i'lll hnidirm now-rot tum-tings with thi-
Irvvlwlfl, as they call lin- volunteers.
”I, Is Wanted For Hustler.
Nurrlstnu n. l'll. Jun. l7 -l.~\ man who
gntr his name in! William rlmllh is in
‘jail lion, and he in believed M Pm want.
ml at Paton-mu. N .l., fwr if?" mnrdw of
Story erliliar‘f to 0 tools Jan llmlltt .n
,6 {Mi ’1' lm'ffr's tall. :5. wars of raw .0an
lunch: nil-r :M pntlfl'lr‘ ill) was :tr
Ytisfr'flufl ”I: 3" "fl "it rimrgrv n! ilk-gal
‘mr rulins A: tlmr lvmv luv was in.
.lil-li‘ul In list "ll" ttf flhs- "1w" “It” M'f‘l'
'min (mt Militia” kl flt‘l‘dlfln'l‘n'l
.. -....._........_........
, Sn Aurora's Med Apply.
l v'i'nmrltn Jun, 77 “Hit Nrrtmm logis-
larlnrr' l'ms ptnwl a trill pruridin: that
ll" person nhnll M» employ“ in tin- um.
Flflf-a tmn of subsidized railways in ”It-
mgin who is a mil-jut of any ”wintry
whirl: has no nilovn him too which
normally «st-tunes (lanthan- from
rtnployment norm public or other nah.
tlmein. This means tlsst Antennas
mil not used luv-rt: on "stands nil-
men.
“an ”as I. m
mama/i, .lsn t'l.~llosle hall. the
W ,. - . .Wul M'-
stes WWJ'E-utrmarm
mummmwm‘" “a:
imam '
a new.
3 mm... .»
customs. W
“0.”...-
th will furnish
I00
WEDDING
INVITATIONS
Ill. 4%:5. lurlmlinu im-‘ulc
and out-ills rim-loom. the lid
at quality Allll Intuit artistic
engraving. for
Nearly!” per rent. lt’m than
rvor nilarsd in another in this
city.
EACH ADDITIONAL "1730'.
”RED a.
Wedding work folded and in-
rerted in o-nvelopt-s without
estrlt chums. Other engrav-
ing correspondingly (. heap.
We also nmhe s otter-Sal prion
llll
CALLING
CARDS
I'ialev and .M l'ltt’ll i, I . .
1m ” i ..
.hliln-wum l'lfllr, LL" routs a
lint-curs.
Who-rt- plain in Illflii~lwvl
(“Within {flirt-til.-
1m t'nrvle-v, ‘75: routs
.- ..
EVENING
SENTINEL
to...
Wife
I~ tlw tu'mvu }Nll itunvi tic-virtv in
pimm'. l-Zvv-t Hop in "fifth ulmt
n ”mat amount of Murmur-V it now
«must of point or 'lll'l'l’ on her
inane would giro luvr‘.’
HIM-HI do llt'f work numv win-cr-
t‘ully; he linppirr; for than?» lm
pimwvilmrlii as their to» trifo'u
lth so» hot luau». Kinv’u in it
lnrntlt all liw little. and you can't
mnlw ii in» gist-l fur Iu-r.
l‘vmw and m- mv also" if; an.”
msi mm'lt.
\l’nli l'nlu'w.
Pointer-6 lioppliw.
Artists“ ”shrink.
l'it'tum Famed and l’nfmurll.
l’lr'lm lfnmul lo "M",
Fainting and Pam Hanging.
‘ bacilli".
7” Wflllml’” “in”. 14,.
Ml! fill-Willi,
' (has.
..
\
breasted sacks. stylish
Is
i
suck
l
515.
ciiis buyer and seller,
the prom.
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FAIRY
of'hoiiday trade has made its greedy for more
trade: we want more buying In our suit de-
partment. We intend to have it this week
ll we have to pay for ll. What we pay in ,
reduced prices goes into your pocket. Hear -
the inducements to buy this week.
A big lot of illi—suits-wniosiiy double
Smithy and Wooiwarc marked $10.
Aioi oi niiiy soils in Cheviot and
ir’pctl womcd. single and double. breasted
costs, that have been $20 and $22.50
an: tow $1§-ihis week.
A few—only a few—oi the hill—suits,
iinc quality plaids and checks~this week.
This is a real mluciion sale of all our‘
brokcu lines oi Men's. Boys' and Children's
Suits. Overcoais and Rceicrs; a price reduc-
tion for the sake of stock reduction.
Mains an.
HR! DtlI'Il’Oll'l'. (‘03: N.
Open Monday, Ylllllly and Saturday Evenings.
‘ , s. t.
that transpired that s
was committed by one .
upon another in the )la‘
Hospital for Insane . ‘
Wednesday afternoon. The. .
was the notorious Ben All. W
as Front-by. or Jack the ' .
is serving a life sentence for ..
tier of tbs- old woman km . ., ‘
shake-swam in a.New Y .
houtw some ”all! at". I“ I!“
was William Greet. til years all. .
maitv transferred from the m
formatnry. ‘
Prwwhy. who has alway’s m .
cred a troll lwhavcd mm m
nlnyml in the dining mom. “and the.
workwl In the kitchen. TM 1
always regarded its amt . -
lt'rrvmrhy seemed very much '
thr- buy. (in Wednesday _
taken with on» of his ”lid:
and lirui'k the boy on the m
.1 heavy wooden potato m‘
foil to tho llrmr durum. m
garb in his head. The hot '
«pm in twain sud. part of it:
tho wail. canard the attendant” I?
the room. They found the W'
a {Will of Mood. Ten stitches m’ ,
on in the wound in his MD.“
nmv firttlf’riy out of clans". 1|!
rirroua Algerian was placed in “I.
lotion ward. where Oliver m .
olhr-r rrmiirienume convict! m ”M 7 i
Application was made to iv .'
Rim-k some time motor Hen Ali's m
lion, which will probahly be M '
AN mucus CALM.
om" run“. at nan-s. sot hassles
Outbreak ls fess“. ‘
ilatnno. \in Kv-y “’csf. Jan. fir—AL
lhnllgh nufuorrily order ll "I‘M V
lil'r“. grvvm r-xrifvmflrl! cmtinm'auil
nnlcw the fir-urinal»?! exercise. w
ill»: prowl vw-nswrfihiil. mat m I».
general revolt is probable. will wk
lllrntlshwl, im-aus» in such an event ’
the army and volunteers would {fluffy
till“. livvuwrnl lllnnm'n position ii an
lllflliiill. mu'ousrv his mild method! of ,
warfare Illfllliiflllfy him to use w
with a dud». I
Thy; hula-rs inloml giving In I MM
Yiliii'll't‘i'l'“ n lhvv wilm't' [or request m-
al Mann» tv‘ rclniiw- Senor Jesus m
a. lvr-vminvnt attorney, who has ”I
plaids and checks.
i
ll ben-
bui--illc buyer gets
fllhhh’fiM-‘MWWW
SOAP
I
I
PUREwWHlTE—FLOATING.
unjustly charm-vi by political intriguéli
with fumv~nfinz lll‘lll violence.
The loan of
j -
'l'lit- ln-«vlvlmvf Surwuik lillll Virinily :m» mniinlly invited
to impel-i lltltv Ii tlw llttml v'v-tliplrtv simrks of
Diamonds,
Sterling Silver and Silver-Plated
Ware, Umbrellas. Pocket Books.
opera Glasses. etc.,
l'lml mu lw- Inlmvi ill \umullt.
it“ ”w milit‘ gvsnl— i’lill in
i. w. AUSTIN‘S JEWELRY non,
Opera flouac Block. N'tlrwalk.
Nothing enters into the ittartiiiaciurc of Fairy Soap but the
purest and twat mam inis known to the soaptuaker's
art and that money can buy.
Sold everywhere in one quality and three convenient sizes,
for the toilet, bath and laundry.
Ishtdflyflii Ikmllm www.mlgo. Silo-'5. lulu
l'p to lhr.’ rim» this dispatch is ”I
on .\rl'lt'l"l(:li’l has lit-on in any danger,
”(if has [ht-rt- lawn any hostile W1
leniiun nr shouting against them. nor
lli;li" any .tmvrir‘nmi taken Mm It
thw l'nlte'vl Stair-s consulate. Com! . “
nivvrwml Fitz Hugh li't‘. the Britta
l‘l‘llFUI Rnil 'vll’lrr consular oilicers WW
,.,.,.....3 n... disunhrs last week from the
may why of ill" Hotel ltlglatm
the century
(teary- Clo-III a Jar-r. _
Trumun, Jim. if ”time balloon.
v. hvv is a. (-itlzon of Lakewood, will m0
nil luv" l'mmi Sutton grand try hereat
5,»: it (lay and miiomto. He is begin”.
violins tor row morning and I'll!
SPrtr- pr My :1 Week on ten M
’I'iJiev he Will “more the p . ,0!
toivilnhwl by his father. the late
t'vuid. uh“. ruthcr than serve “l
r:v-.~, pawl the linv-s impaled .
court. Tiler» aro other pr . n. .
norm on this: pan-l. among (M; "
itui‘us Himigeti. formerly I l
Nah-s :‘r-Iié‘llnr from Now It!”
nun mayor of lmllll‘ Branch and '
imv-ndr-nl ol’ tho New York and
itrlmvh railroad. The other mayors
ml are “Willing ii. filrkr-l of Trent
Frank L. Tl'l'l-l'vl‘lli't‘k of Asbary '
Watches, Jewelry,
All maul. Imil'lmi iv lvvtt
Isrliulll for on} More. at
Rudy's salvation.
"Mi lion's liivv uuiui uilo. Sandy?"
mill om- farm-r to .uxwliwr fill" they no t
In tlm mark-it plnr'l' :lnol vvwlluiignl snuff
lsvtv“.
"liltl y" no lunr ilizil viir‘v tiv-nil mu!
lmrml‘r" will finitely ‘v-iv mull-7.
" Ihvnr nu !" ovv-lmm-vvi iii. frivml
nymimiwtirhilv, “rinrolutuurl how
llr'r'll wry vmlili n ”
" Hr, it must surlvlavn." rrlnrnml
flntlliv "M an, wlwu Idlu' tumult ill
wvv lwinn Illllt' In wrtll for litv- rim-int“.
no» I civil her it hit [muslin-r tlmi l lifivl
him: In my limo-1' luv .i i" w m I“ .i.
rtml Hm! I llit'lfllll fmo- tlt-‘vlm‘inl‘illl'dt‘l'.
lmf I'llllim in'vn Winn lliv pupil» r it.”
Itlvmm wrm ltvvv-l ltrti. iuut .viuv litml
rm-u "(for It'll :t viii lll'i-v in mm lull!
Iarlil‘l' vvv. but it'll utuv lino; in im-
thankful furl «lulu» luk' linv pouiinvr
my. «*I'. "--:4;r.trr- 3iuliu~ill.-,
I}: a 1m.
(2’ %l ”l
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WWW m not of that
tune your uni! I'll trllyosr tether
‘ “mils: apples.
”smallish. * {that m. for
its“: sp lists is the WVMMu—v
.v
Diplomacy.
"l haw ruin», Hull tho young Mill.
’in link tur your dutlullh-r’s hallil. "
'i'lw- pr! mi inniwr gum] nwr hi.»
.zln-m-vi of tho- follow flilfl ill mnm‘imi:
“Wril. lMVI' you any llll‘isllll of mp-
j‘llrflll'.’ iwr’r”
" Man. I out poor, lmf hear my story. "
”till my, "
"\liiv-li l flank» int 'lililfllil about . muv
mg: M m- vvvn. .«iw lrvlll nm it “in mm
low-wlimt 'li'l' motlu-r was tho hum of
ill» low-v. and that l ltml lwtior go to
in r um I will- '.\'o. Your tailor may
i» l‘llilI ‘lfml' ivmiiwr to think that who is
Ill" mm of tiw inmw. lit-i in humor
llt‘f, but I Intro .vlv-vln ”tumult of him to
Lilia: that win it it matter of impair
tunn- l-nllll‘r‘ up hm n'Yl'llK will tom! "1.
ways ll;-ri'fl limit. ”(:6 nirmnthof . harv
um r inny In! luv ”ought. out by little
thing». Mill” "~—
"My boy." lntcrrupfml tho old urn-
tlv-mnn. patting him upon tho nhrmivivr.
”l have known all along that you turn
out omv of lilo-o vmlimtry tlmlcu who
hrrv incapnblo of understanding win! in‘
going on in the world around tivvvm.
This» hot. null may you always in- imp-
py. "Jilin-nun ltwrml.
first: is! last.
"I llvtll‘r'.”
n
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fi‘illill‘lll'll tiio Illi'l’ill":
. ‘ mlitnr. mutually turning "for tho lmwvs
of tinv hunk llu~ ntrncgliun author itml
lmmght in. "you lint-v given yrmr tom
sis litmus on M» right limni. and firm»
is nothing in tho story. so far as I «no
luv-o. to explain why. Marl Mk what,
the Mira linger in for?”
"To wimp at tiw crilu-s'” vm-ifomlui
fllt' limitation author, with n Hiram of
vpvngmtim in lilit'yfl. 'l'ho worm hail
ll'il‘llfll. «Chum Trilmm
Ming tho fellow Visas-he. i
Mmmslwol ”it lirolvnhsvrl
night. Acisrit of orient tholrlsnl inside.
twins told “reliant-sin their-midi}
sin mitthtmhwtl. pushed the hiatus: for;
the m " >‘
“ . with "you would wake up the‘
“val-ii.-. i can like a. it»: w ’
itssis‘t tins mm hi."—.fiwl.lrv ‘
:xnvi t‘harlevl J. Fish of l'lalnfleld.
tints-any and hugs! Balm
iii-rim. Jan. T—»'l'hv Sm-iety of Get-
rmm l'l‘liilui'r'f‘r. at a special meeting
pvarwrriny. It'lnlfvlvrl :i rv‘wvlullon m-
in: that till“ abolition of tumult” would
only hi‘ ltlfll’liitlvlo lvrril’ltlm’l all mr
friml nimlisllml 3"th vllrw‘t and indirect
imunlir-a. A l'urlhvl' resolution I“
.o'lupirvl rolling upon rho government I!)
cu- lht‘ sugar prmiuwr» a year's Inc
in .«,
i
l‘hiinriw‘plun. .litn. i7. “Vile launching
of tho .lil’l‘lftlivriv' lwtrshilr Kamgi. WM”!
:4 l. 'lllll mm: at t'ritmlm' shipyard, trill
faitv plan-u vn Thursday at noon. Thor
Kimmi is ‘- moan important ship ever
will” in tiu-v i'nitml States for foreign
nrrvilinl mui l! ”w first foreign warv
ship inunchwi in this muntry since the
'Iluhlw-n. in lNT‘l.
“a Versatile Km.
'wrlin. Jun, l7 Emperor William It».
uptown! ihi.v Vionnoso [minim Kalli“!
:lnvi llnllvvmim to pull" for "if "his
innit-ll l‘uurf lllt‘itl'l'l' tho decoration [of
ill" "llhvvingvvlri" nth-r his sketch of I
varnvwian rot in littlllllt‘fllfl'.
hoes-soar to “mm! mm
r'nlrnlln. .Izlfl. f7. The «men hall 39* '
prmml thv' appointment 0! firm-l “If
Arthur l'vmm l'sllmv-r, K. (Y. 3.. tom.
.imvl liv'iirvrzli Mr William birth!” II
t'Iiffimfllli‘Il'l' of tho Titlflt “on km 0‘
ti'lrv nul'thl'tll frontier.
TELEGRAPHIC ansvn'les.
l’Il-Qllw'fl Llliuoltslani is in WW1!“ .
ton. where interest in the quanta. Ct
ilnwaunn annexation is m attracting ..
much attention. . “
The. mtllllillfifl ”M y 0' I'm m“! ,,
yor. F» ynars old. was ad , ,
near Phllsdrviphin. ml D: e
son. is. is charged with lb will". *
journeyed nionc on
lli‘fll’i liner Australia Victoria from m
and want received by Ills WW
Mrs. Aflhllridlc. of l’him ‘
'rhrv linoleum” Tessa and Isa-m»
mos haunt 1»th to lots the first at
Hampton martin. In the ”If In m
headquarters will lie at Kay W” W
order to lit-op in "th m Wt
Washington. .
Horatio W. lionthnorth. former m '
arm of tinv lisrtlrid Water ’
was arrested in X"! York ill a"
tram of print! M is All!“ Q
framers at Rutherford. I. 1., . ,
treasurer at the later a
wunmtomtrilm.m‘
the formalities of 08W CI
sei‘s advice.
The ”Mhu‘obm I“ .
WW. m tor l;
pom tron: her tour is m
New rm. and seiner z '
“toured magi is“ s
m l m ..;
uni-sis
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