lira-nomads.
Appalachia-walk.
More who tell. New York Sat-
Walternoon on boayd the 4: 02, ea-
MW WWW win
llrolr {train race. It was a
W. at tile Altair Bananas!-
deer Oriana Bream at“ the throttle
amm’ .r“ ”MM”
alum 'Cdllwtorz Saigon was in
gingham.» Breathing went
, Halli Imp xiv. roam to
, g The train the
imam”. happened that alter Engineer
m a. mom ’m
e t track,
that the? “mini weaasent on its way
«yet- th de track. eait bound. in
other .Engin'eer Bronson was
she“ drone traot and the Colonial
:61th on' another inch a short dis-
m behinlm ‘
in the rear ear looked
deawtlr’edolonialdow‘ly‘
ereeidag up. it wu‘ drawn by one at
the big Schenectady engines. Ahead
01 Engineer Bron-omen”, two din-z
ates. od‘ the sine track. was going the
i p. In.- Boston and Albany express
Engineer Bronson was watching shad
ior the-lusts so as not to minors
block and overtake the train ahead.
Once or twice be slow down. Erl-
donin a alias: had ed hint that
the apnoea“ had-not cleared that
block. and use oi his watehinlnass
Engineer Bronson was oblivious to the
Colonial Which was tearing alter him.
Only the passengers watched and nat-
urally hoped that the following train
would not catch up.
As W liaison drew near Cos
Cob bridge he slowed down. Being
ahead he had the right of way to cross
the bridge first. On the bridge are but
two trade This cut oil the (bloom.
and Tom Rodin engineer or at. bed
to almost step Then he bllowed
across the bridge. While crossing the
bridge the baggage master signalled to
Engineer Bronson that the Colonial
was trying to pass him. Engineer
Bronson leaned out oi his cab. looked
back; :then'grinoed. He made some at
those hand and arm sig-
nals wniéh only railroad men under
stand but lnterpretated mean "Old 128
will iool Tom.”
Engineer Bronson spoke to the tire-
Innriu The Ire was givenan extra
twist. The injectors were shut oil
hall. The in" steam drait was set go-
ing and everything made ready ior a
burst‘oi speed. All‘this time old 128
was "."loaiing Slowly but surely the
Colonial crept up beside the "Naugy."
main was tooling. The passengers
in the rear coach of the "Nangy" ielt
dejected, and as «l slowly polled
alongside oi the "Naugy" the passen-
gern looked out at first. but as it‘apv
peered thatI‘the Colonial was going to
win the race. the manger: on the
"NaIIgy" turned their heads away or
pulled down the blinds.
lit) the two express trains dew along
until dint. Maw ltalIlord. 0a the
right the’ scenery was ilylng hack: on
the Ieit Colonial seemed to be standing
still. Passengers in the dining car
looked into the “Nagy" fl? and war-
ed their napkins. One swell young lel‘
low held ape glass at wine and made
signs oi drinking the health oi the
~ "Nangy" passengers. Ahead Engineer
Bronson ind awaited until an had
crawled up ahead of m. “Now. then."
yelled Engine". Bronson to his lire.
man, ”shut the iurnace door. Tor}: on
the injectors and we will show ’em our
heels."
Down grade thmh Stamford. past
the depot dew these two expresa
trains. neck and each. Neither gained
advantage. People at the station and
along the «throwers gasped and war-'-
ed theirhsts. ltwaea race seldom
seen. The more in both trains
got excited. They made imaginary
beta with their fingers. holding up
their watches. ~ linth trains kept es»
sell! “I” side There were only
radii fiat between or m oi the
ears. To. Keenan yelled to his lire»
lass tbiopen all the dampen and heave
on coal. ole-brook was mad
It'd-It and neck M. Nuroton a lot or
old war veterans waml their hats idol
rrnirhra at the roaring espresa trainit
Al untidy Bronson peered ahead tor
the signal. lie learnt! the Boaloa and
ktwm nasal m yet be in
that block and he was gaining on his
regular time. lie. than heavens. The
black is clear.
“M. Wyeth-d ”new. “m
u D!
Ila pallet! the throttle wide open. old
)flg’areagrsatsaortaadsnehaierk
that the rubber pipe which connects
with the train lead throats which
at“ is planed to beat the cam was
mapped apart. linen was than out at
m mind.” all Martin. ”the
‘ ‘ figmhfleoldli wewhip
botalassstoiihadtoflbemadsatlior-
walk and Maser Bronson slowed
MW. 3' :1?” til we l
«on min-m i?
on lthelaiiu'y“n tpalullstoa.
OI lfl‘hid stl ottliliddiilt
that was all right tor the disoonosotsd
steam pipe under the iorward coach
had to be repaired. The train hands
took'ireasy'soaatn'nerap tharunnlnr
time. Then arerybody smiled. The
mention 13"meme and Conduc-
Willa!
Bronson could whip an! engineer on
earlier... It 1!
01 course w the :52. stopped
at WIN lElli-ill "WW
ior Baton MW
thaw
in tut. train mwusyf be! behind
the item. but tiny Iliadn't. They
onlyim stile tafpaas who the Nanny
moped Bronson not at his
momma here and turned her over to the
monster" win taxes the New up to
lulled mm Bronson patted
oil 128 armour as he stepped out
for the eat. “(to tell Waiter
Ferris. Scottie‘ ‘ anti! Harley”)?
any III those iaatrunners that old m
undo npa'nyoi than.“ Soils! oi the
‘paseengern who got 0! here invited
mince; Bronson toeotnyorer to the
Atlantie‘ House and take something
with them. He declined lie only
drinhs milk. The others disco-ed the
race and mailed the engineer alter-
wards.
Sunday Engineer Bronson was in his
usual seat at the North mount
ehurch Mill-g tohls m the Itev
John Doped-J. ll 3.. In Bridgeport
Union.
,aa» is”.
Park city Yacfl club Out with Pull-
tim for Help.
The members of the Park City Yacht
club this morning ceased to he circu-
lated among the residents or the city
a ham rial which is to be presented to
Congressman Hill, asking him to use
Lila lnflpellce at Wfimllon III the in—
terest oi the appropriation ior the
Yellow Mill pond improvements. The
petition is due to a'iear that has ex—
isted in the minds at some oi the them,
ior noun time past that some on-
known agency is at work to detest the
appropriation. ‘ Just Where this agency
exists or has its influence is not known.
bnt‘lt is aid that some members con-
sider it eta-clear tumors to take
some means of counteracting it. hence
the petition to W Hill.
When the congressman was In this
cityht the annual banquet oi the club.
he pledged his support to the project.
and while the members believe he will
exert every ellort w....ou. aoquonal
reminders. they are oi the opinion that
the memorial will have a tendency to
bring to light those who are opposed to
the movement. The Yacht club is oi
course deeply interested in the im—
provements that will result irons the
granting oi the appropriation and will
make every eil‘ort to Ind out where
:he opposition comes "out.
As ier an is pale known at the
present time. the only public man on
record as against the scheme is Colonel
N. H. Heft. president at the hoard oi
trade. Colonel Hell is very pronounc-
ed in his owosltion and in this rewpeet
his opposition is characteristic of him.
in discussing the matter with one of
the city o'clals recently Colonel lieit
explained his view at the matter very
irnnltly. He said he oppoaed the
«chemo to improve Yellow Mill at the
present time because he thouht it to
he ior the best interests oi the i'lIIZi’llh
ut Bridgeport to wait. Ha is at the
hind oi the board oi trade, whirl: or
radiation in supported to look alter the
weliare oi the city, and so such one"
he will be milepohon and make his po-
aition on all matters pertaining to pub-
iir improvements plain and alarm-
board.
colonel Hell. in his room! interview.
“said that iii-reason ior opposing the
Yellow lllll'sppropriailon was based
‘on the ground that it would benefit a
low at the espouse oi many. lie does
not believe that'the taxpayers should
be called upon at this time to bear the
unease oi constructing a new draw-
bridge there, became the government
agrees to bear the expense oi improv-
ing the harbor conditions. Cohmel
Heit‘is of the dflnlua that any appro-
priation gianted‘by Comm for use in
this rity should be devoted to the in»
mvearent‘oi the liarhor prop". This
mid he to the advantage oi all or
llrlolgoport’a Ililt'l't'nln without any rs-
pense to the rily liar-ll.
la the matter is not known. but ills
believed W this-hers oi the Yacht
clan that m. the Geasoil»
dam! road. are trying to cause a stag‘
(autos at Washington. and for this res»
and have earned the memorial to or
lento-Humans. ltisssldthe
Consolidated road tears ueamhost op.
position it additionalyhartaue is lar-
aished in our harbormllrlnepmt
standard.
”i thought." said the man who ital
Meatsrnedont,”thatyontolduaihls
Inseam-is?"
"do it Is.“ "all“ autism alta-
Iaan. ”llsaybedy, that roll
unwammmmiow
it was aeomplste m ior old In
the road with old 12d) tor she was a _
TM extent oi (Mattel Iliilt'a volition .
“H’ iii};
2 Air Inc appeals. III-Inna
'ho Carried lbw mWaathm
Isa ltllod—lsrthar luau-say ‘l‘bat
lady Were list In the lash.
vW‘IIhrIaiflrrd‘fl’a. Feb. "til—Tile prosew
option committee oi the Lattlmer atrikv
era has giv‘en‘ out a statement that two
at the ext-strikers who went on the
motto tastlly out week‘ have in“
their employment. it is alleged that
when the men went bank to work the
'Mman oi the mine told them there-
waahno more work ior them. The names
t e disc ed me are Joseph liltkn
find new. to'
' 0n the continuation of the Martin
mu min Midst
“I; was with the: strihen when the
shooting twill!!!“ When
no approached the merit! he walked to
Wine middle oi the road and told on to
‘ p. 30ng few otthe then went ior-
rd.t a then h "to volley»
fl Malian». War the mam
was armed. lwas shot in the right
arin. andaslstartedtorun lwssshot
ila the right leg. the bell entering Mm
{thy back and coming out in front. 0!
dep utter i can only remember set--
in John Cooh and Perdee there."
liasleton when the sharia seized him
begged to be let go. whereupon the
'grrill said: "You seem a good iellow.
on had .‘better get away from this,“
there in going to be big trouble here to»
day.” Continuing the witness said
that when the strikers arrived at Latv
on." he was abodl so Im behind the
marrhela. “He then heard the aheriii
give the order to 'l-‘irr" and a shot
followed. The shot more from near
where the sheriff stood.
' The flag Isa!" “at Down.
George Renter. in a long story oi the
alarming. brought out a fart not giun
shot the flag bearer at the head of the
column of atrihrn it'll dead In tho diloh
bordering lluI road The witnm did
not know the man's name, He saw two
other men wounded while running
swan;
Andrew lllvnr No l as he is rolled to
diatiugulah hint lrom lilo nephew , No2
told how alter the whey tired by the
dgputiea at lattlmor a large number of
them ran alter the strikers and ltept
tlrint. as they. on.
Peter Zurelh ahowed a star on the top
wot his head where a wiurhestrr hall had
plowed up 0 main in tho bone for
about an int and a half.
Joseph Pnnlntotrsltl mid that tho rim
shot varne from hallu- rlrymtirs simul-
in: near the rhvrli‘i. lie so“ m‘l‘t‘l’ll
men iall as he vms running army lie
tit-riled on omen examinatinn that any
of the men orird, "(In on. go on." and
he «mid not tiesrn'be lhv rrnml am-
rounding the aheriii. saylm: he Iran to”
liedly frightened to m and "member
ohm happens-d
Thomas liarniI-k, wet-kin: nimIII tlw
turning at Haywood thr- nlght imlure
the shootina, said a delegate. .inrwph
t‘allirli. name over into iattimer llil'l
naked them to man-h over tlwrv llIr
neat day and lnrin the mén rmpluy’mi
then- to join the strike. The giving at
this dolegaie's name in new esldt'nrtr
ltht‘zli'k told about seeing amoral IIIIvII
lull. llo ltIIr-rr um'. Slow I’Imh. \thn
was killed, and «no war him I~ hm ll"
was shot.
”one a fool Inception.
Boston. Veb. l.’I.~~Tln- 3mm propolih
lion oi the Allu'illitil F'I'Ilr-I'ntiuu ni La-
bor to inaugurate II general Mrilte ”In
the textile mills of New England ”will!
to mot-t with a da-irlrdly I‘iflll l‘i'i'l‘lrr
lion in the maouiarturing whit-II
where at present there is no trouble.
are tno rename put iorwnrrl ior
thiamilrwt. that the operatives do not
see what they are to gain by it, and,
second. thry have pledged in the boat
of faith their financial help to carry on
the struggle in New Bedlorri. In aavrrnl
ritiea tart night the mratives oi mil»
ton miliw met to dimer the gem-mi
strike proposition. Only in Now Rod-
fort! was any sympathy shown for It.
“urge flames danish had.
l’ltllmlelphlil. Fell. lip—Hooray l’lllirwr
Smith. a well known riiiaon ni thin
city. died yesterday. aged a: years. it»
was born in Weatmorelund manly. lo
13!. who" the uuariermaair-r's donati-
menl iouod it was unable to supply
nn-nsnry «mien I-lotliea ior the unlin-
anrIy. Mr. iimiih was III-levied try i'mi.
dent 9.im*olu to rush» purrhum in it)".
my». Alter llIl rwtum II" limit up hie
reaiderm- lrI New York and inter mnvod
to Franklin. l’n.. where he owned tniII.
nhis oil lamla. llo maria thin oily his
permanent home in 1379.
annual-resonant Issues-a.
mum. ‘li'eb. liuhmong the sentence.
imposed by Judge Hardy in III!“ llui'lolk
my superior court was one oi 25
years under the habitual criminal act
upon James W. Buckley alias George
Williams, alias James W Wood alias
“James II Woods convicted of breaking
and entering. But-him was given the
only sentence ior habitual criminals
and he look it very calmly.
law-ass fallout-r assigns.
to “on, Feb, 5.-~~I.'ulln tor Winslow
Warren has amt hie rorlgrmtion In .lli'
trI ashry dewriment at Wualuli'iliivn to
‘iplrrv Moot immediately norm llw aw.
plratiuu at his rmnmirarnn‘ olIiv-h up
llfllrwi Mflfol’. l2. Till! Rr'llrrn bag ”can
am by him so that President ilrw
Ktni'p' «an relieve him or m- restraint.
hilltlea oi the oilin- ss mm as [winnihlrn
Won‘t Iliad lip the Honey.
Reading. i's.. Help. 13 mlienry i}.
Les-Is. city tie-burst. more was recent-
mm ior am de-
m ha attuned to Iran-tar to his
sperm, 1” fl.lio‘1rnau. 8122.0“ oi
my men, and the councils last night
diverted that criminal proceedings be
instituted midst him it lee does not
Immmmynm
”IMAM
WlilwlisemaryLo-g
has emailed W. it. lasrd oi loath
mineral-autumn.
mmmmm”m‘;”’
“HO! ,
. arcy Gonorrhea tentided that he )
wdr marching with the ”riders at West -
before. that at the firing at the first ,
ENGRAVING.
We will lurnish
I00
WEDDING
"women:
also dXsS. Including health
and outside sun-lope», the tin
est quality and most artistic
Marina. (or
,
$8
Nearly” par «at. less than
ever dissed by another in this
city. ~
EACH ADDITIONAL HUN»
Dill!) .3.
Wedding work folded and in.
sorted in envelopes without
extra charge. Other engrav—
ing correspondingly cheap.
Wealso make a special price
on
entire
canes
Plate aml II" t'anI-I, d. "fr
u II "II II ‘ 5
Adda-non Cards, 1'.” cents a
line est In.
Where pistol is iIIrnl-Iheil:
lull Carrie, m nettle
lilll Cards. 75 cent»
EVENING
SElillli'Et.
rounds on can
You can alert! to indulge yearssli or yo-
lsllilp in the laaury ot a goodweekly Iowa-
pspsrmad a quarterly aunties oi lesion.
You t.” both at m ”was. with
‘-‘ ' ' m.”i‘“.§” mo
mmiwmbrlghtnsssandthe-sst
samplers General Westlymrlng a wider
redesisahiects salted tethetaaesetmsa
aadws-enotesltsresndrrlaemsatthaaaar
learnt-syn pnfltsasd. W price.
him-sown.
All! non W W. a “an.
My lamina at “appearing m
ashram lass. hams-ano-
aflhsr. and pubtbblngoriglasi novels our.
best writers oi the dsyesdatnseeeianort
unites. peel-s. sari-zine». more.
Winn prlraJs par annual.
“Warrant. “sum
«alert bathe! thrullyossabaerlhs
flame! Ioaorels sale-Isa Ira-
“WWW
Wmslbtdihssssarum
”mu
" seem to enloy their society!"
, looked at her earneatiy ior a second
l
*Ollg fl“
IS
. .
and finest fabrics. $1.
, hence. alivays here.
50:; rich pulls and flats,
domestic fabric. lie, 2
.....
ill
I am
ghzommméfipu
.-.._.,...,.a..-:
llaandaecnnllog
iene, and you will be satisfied.
with our trade»
”new” or
animals.
«gage-a..na‘...»..qa
Chicago.
WANTED
—
nobb’iest neckweat.
new
5 thing" an,
assortment here is com-
plete. ‘
Your choice of the var-
ious shades III siri
facts; narrow 4-in- IaIIds.
$06; ulls of liberal size
- is indispen—ble to good cooking Like lard. butter, or an; other rmk- I
log lat Cottolene will. in time. and ooh
Always Plus
to directions. Should your grocer
sell you Cottolene that' ll not treat! send itback,jost
as you would rancid hotter. insist on fresh Cotto~
Tnssrnninsiwsoidfsrywharelnoaatotsapowwl
"W sort-tr" slim".
wreath—operand. Rummnnuamisoldtasuyetherway.
Till I. K. PAIR-LII contrast.
saw York.
neckwear—ilte latest.
Just
5 are “the
as usual. the
siri
air
ither is ‘roper
Plain black IIeckdress Is always II style
Bows. 25c and 50:;
HII-hands, made or to lie yourself. 25c and
50c and Ill.
We vouch for the correctness of our
lawn ties lor evening dress. Oi foreign and
Sc. 50c.
Rubber dollars couldn't stretch farther
than real money in buying an optimal or
suit .It the punctured prices. ,
MEIGS 8K0.
\ nmounrott'r. (Iona.
Open “oddity, Friday and
Saturday Evenings.
certain conditions. become »
wilmcsgire period reinfection.
~ ”(7‘1“
WW NM
lontreal.
Old Gold and Silver.
tilt! Gold or le'ilwr oi any kind; oivi' broken or Ilieenrdt-Il
Wnivltm. i'lIaiIIII. Jewelry. Slam», vita.
ill any I'oIIIIIIllIm.
HILL—CASH VALUE WILL BE PAID FOR IIII IIIIIIIII',
w—— III _..-
A. w. AUSTIN. Jeweler,
Opera House Block
Norwalk. Conn.
WH—
The Home Paper.
Nothing tnImI it.» plate.
"user will be. It is Intrigue aII
mop all it" [It-Irplt' in town.
Itinopanilrlv.
Illmw it.
is through the IIN'II [aspen
The E
WEI I!!! ll HOST IMAfllfi
Ian Lise Women oi Forty Bette:
Than'l’hoss oi Twenty.
\i'lwll thirty yams oi ago woman I:
mmt lowlmrtirm, All the women in
Illililii (or tumor our Ilw hearts n! mm
from Cleopatra in ilI'MI «lawn.
nearer loriy than Monty at the zenith
of their power.
At II litmnry nation at l'III'iII. llzilzat
was "lit-0 unlit-vi by II pretty little mi»
of Hew'nteen why he liked women Ill»
would roll posse. "Why. Monsieur.
even when they are an old on iorty yon
Ballet
WP"
and thenJaughed heartily. lie bent
orer to explain matters. on though
weighing every word be mild: ”Perhaps
the secret lien in the simple fact that
the woman oi twenty must be pleased
while the woman of forty tries to
please. not no has so alien been raid. in
understanding and making tin!I moot
at her own charm. but in comprehend.
log and with happy that calling out and
linking the moat oi the good qualities
oi the man whom» invor she reeks.
there in no doubt that a man al—
wayI-i admirers n clever woman, yot he
«mm» himseli better with a woman
who makes him III-i that hole elem.
iii course, all the men like being enter.
tained for a while by a well interned
woman. but man is essentially rain.
and he ys much better the happy
tart the lies nlm lee! he ls enter-
tslniog wall-inlormed woman.
The w n a man likes best is not
always til smartest and most brilliant.
ito, indeed. A pair at .m
thetie eyes. a sweet voiea.wl
with all the philosophy and
dad's brain has ever ea
spans the women must have the
knack oi discovering what more:
than mi about brat. Thea M M
inter «Inuit: and Is an tam alas.
moral II he
do our,
I.
'IIIt-n- Insomnia-diluti- and then-
Il original holding: in it» firm
The [may and the peuplr- an!
Their int: Mia an-lavtlI mutual and tiny both
'l he only pow tlcal way of nitnu ling "one people
vening Sentinel.
"When mmvmlr girls. ultrnploan WI»
mm and Ilyapeplir children are
nought to llll', i lee-l like going «mi of
Ililllli’lifi." Ilwlnrmi it bluil'. hronqne,
Nell-known IlIlyMl‘Iilll, in a bum oi in.
lignmlon Im-r It were that hr- hnrl imit
vet-II railed to attend, "I have one pn-
ivnt. 2| girl of eighteen, who might or
m-li go to a fortune teller ior arivire.
or all the lmnoilt alto will ever got
mm a OIIN'IUI'. l aiw rm ll scolding.
IIIIl draw up a not, of filled ior her to
in» by, prom-tibia: Irt'rtltilt things to
eat. pertain timer to sleep. certain
hours ior enorrine. give her II tonh"
Jnd lIIlilllIrlii her. Do you think that
sirl improves? Not she. In a tort,
night she trails into my We. pallid
Ind melancholy. I haven't the heart
to scold her. but i anticipate her an—
swers to my questions. liaa site taken
.he tonir'.’ Oh. yes. she hasn’t missed
I done Has she eaten pnnry or lob—
store. or drank ice water or ice cream
soda? Wollwermomv or twice lies
the onion the oatmeal and raw heel
and drank the hot water and heel tea?
Yea llhe Iluenn' I add once or iwier.’
lmi her pain loco ndda it. And hon who
gone to Ilt'il early. got up early and
alept alter lunch? Well. not every
day. And yet this girl of Intelligent.-
and apparent comm sense wonders
why she doesn’t pet well. Why does
she think I give her special lnstror-
tiona? To amuse myseli? To have
them disobeyed? lam going totry
once more. I! m m’t 0M Id.
tho- I shall “lively reiuse her fur»
tbsr."sadibsdoetorbsagedthabig
paper weight tantra-s lair "hysteria
ease" had given him ior Chm-ea.
and looked sogoodanaturedly ferocious
last one eonid not blame the girl ior
Clara Neruda of Seattle wesw
Lyon canal and to men who
hoardareshppoaedtohava ..
The lie'vida Ieit likaawuay
nesu on Yet. 5. and when the
which has Just arrived from
reached Juneau. the Nevada had . .
rived there. The day that she W
have reached Juneau llrs was sass 5n
the waters at the canal. and tbs
loo is general that the names were
a homing steamer. Whether the
sentry and crew reached ' iandi ‘
whether they perished in not howdy
it is learnt! that they met with
an there has been It terrible wild u!
snow storm in the north. a3 .
hoata could hardly live. Cap n m
log of the Islander reports that '
weather has been terrific.
The Clara Nevada was 1'er
Handler. mom was built at cam
N. J. in 1372 ior the United m
coast and geodetic survey. Last
met she was tondemned by the m
ment for the reason that she was out or
6310.10", nolrl to the Pat-int and nua-
Transportation company. which had It" , ‘.
thoroughly overhauled lIeiore plating ,
her on the Alaska line. She Val M-
aidrrovl 'thrlmtly mauorthy.
The Minor Rosalie due in Seattle at
itr n't'lmk last night out in at Blaine
yewierdny and reports severe. Biol-ma
aiom: the errant. Xine steamers were
without!) at Mary island waiting [or
the storm to nubeide. III» brings no
news oi the Clara Sevadn. The Rosalie .
iv on board 4!» pompous, dye or
on are from Dawson On board the
Rosalie In the burly u! ('. C. [m 2-" 5
lot1 a! Butte Mum. Min lei! Seattle ior ‘ »
Skngguny on Jan til. .‘
There are. now 22?. vessels in Seattle
harbor loading fur Skagguny and Dyeo.’ ‘
The Lucile. with the government re-
llri extradition. will not sail before
Wednesday;
AFTER STEWART'S MONEY.
A New York kneel teaches Base for a
Me ON the In!“
New York. l-‘eb. low—Mina 150mb»
Dmnn, a toavhrr in the public school;
and a daughter of the late Mary Bally
Donna, is the plainiifl in a null
Joelle:- ilr'oll antl'a jury in the so
court to rot-over imm ex-Judgo Henry
Hilton 3 one-sixth intorr-nt in the prem—
inee at Thirty—(north atrm-t and mat-
son avenue, belonging to the A. '1'.
Stewart eatatrn
Mina Drmns‘ mother was a sister of
James Baily. Whoa» mother, it is at»
ieged. was an aunt of Mr. Stewart.
Mn! Deans died on May H. 1892. And It
is allege-ti that she had a onevthlrtl in-
terest in tiny property. Miss Deana. as.
one of her two surviving children. can
tends that she is entitled to a. one—sixth
interest.
fir. Hilton. who in represented by Joe
seph H. Chortle. Elihu Root, Jablsa
Holmes. Jr., and ext—Judge Horace Ron.
sell.“ denies the relationship of , Ilia
Dem . and denies the charge in tin,
complaint that lir. Stewart died intel- ,
late.
To substantiate his claim to the prop:
erty Mr. Hilton introduces hlr Stay
art's will alleges that he pure . ~
property irom urn. fitea‘arl. .
say; that .I‘ Miss limos ever
I-lalm tn the 'ritewort property it 7
awept away by a general release at ' .
ivy her motiwr before he: rlmtli.
Miss Deane in represented by nx-J _ .
Ilmrpw )1, Curtis, Sh» Irlatima mm so
Mr damage». .md it Rho wins this suit
alto will aim fur a whore of all the Slow.
an rotate in. this state.
JOINS THE ARMY
A list Connecticut In; (ants Illa [and
um- Iln ante-Imus.
Bridgeport. i'ntltL Poll. I: ~Tho apirli
Hi the salvation Army liar man- over
t'uhill"l William H. rites-anew, and he
has )I)ll'l(‘d the organization. signallzlng
the int-t no tluntlny night by presenting
It with a ("lurk for arm
in the state or Ilonnrrtirut no one is
hotter known than i‘ulnm‘l innermost.
and the Salvation Army members are
l'CIF'hYBIID‘ as they haw never helm
PCIOIrm|F¢I the advent of a recruit.
Colonel stovenmn wan superintendent
of the Nwtr Yak, Slow Haven and Han-
ianl railroad in the eariv eightlm. Prol-
HG'? until I”? he wan vlm- president I'll
KF‘nl'l'RI "monitor oi the llnustatonlc m
tom ni railways.
For three yearn lie was cm "i? M '
ni Governor Thomas hi, Waller. Twirw
he vma a roommate ior gm‘nrmr hetero
the l‘rmvt'nuim lie is a member at at
“M i'rtiltl'ti of New York. Ill? me‘
the tilt-venom military More band. I!!!
is a I'nirflmw'r "I await hirnnoli. He had
large mllrnserl hum-m» in "Ill" and ,
twirl minor: on the i'ariilv alone. III! II .,
itnm n irrrm Molnn in I'aliinrnia. ' .
It few years ago lwr alluvial Clio}
ilrm in New i’nrlt by taking the part III
a III-watmy against a Gerry agent and
was turret vi (’nlnnel litwenson wan
lined rm. and he deplored that it ”I!“
rhelv
'onssh Class Inst-asters. ‘
Washington Fab if. «Fourth risen
pmtrnasim have been appointed ‘
follows:
Luau {dew Jenny—Antonie Norman M
i New Yorkmllsllnrue, w‘IIIIam It. be.
Iridann; i‘lttllotldnlr Items-.- liall:
Iowa. John P t'oysmoau: Wales lira»
'ier. .I v Wooster
Pennsylvania I ',rolt A J Law
flirty. lira Ago»:- li’llr-klnger: it
"ill Julia A Itiniiamim; In
ville. John W. ltetser. ”amt-any. nan
let it. Tudor. Ninspolnls. 'l'. A”:
non. limit-mil. John if. Y. Millery
"about Illinois Inns
“Witt", rel», I3.-W”llflm ”.
two to»... re years b
early history of the state as s iawydr
editor and politician. is dead. tie
bring Iadidsrsat to his W" Phila-
details Press. w
f‘latetbattsshapsrorelmay
has ‘eel' llr inner the anti-ermine
tenderi- Vienna.” saidtheiaaalathe
, ,, We chair.
liable“ “lanai“
Ml! hall to null W
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