I ”m.
Washingtonfilfa’rcii L—‘l'he war do.
pollutant ha. flotilla! to min occupy
Dry ’i‘ortuxss for military purposes.
This is most unportant. as it shows
taunt! preparation flit vrat. The more
’foliows Quickly the WI ot a large
g contract for ammunition. ,
‘ A letter rm sen y General Wilson.
chief of army editor-err. to the sec-
rrtsry at war. who in turn has sull-
mlitod it to thy Misty of the trolls.
ury. aakil'tx that the’ government mer-
vstion. originally tinder the jurisdiction
of the war department and at that little
known as Fort lglterson. be returned to
the «Want. ~
Dry Tortugas was the site of a mili-
tary post years auo. to 1888.31 the
solicitation of the treasury department
it was loaned to the marine hOUDHli
service Its a location for its quarantine.
The understanding at the time was that
the‘ treasury department would aur-
render the nutrition to the military
authorities when it was wanted for
military purposes
in 'aurrendrrins the reservation the
marine hospital amt-n will be obliged
to rottwve their well equipped quaran-
tine hiatlon; Appoint may be mods
(A
xi,
GENERAL WESLEY MitilitlT'l‘.
by the marine hospital service against
Ibilt abandonment. but the aeot‘otary ot
the treasury is likely to hide with tit-r—
rrtary Alger and amt to the erllt’iGP.
it is auppooell to be in the line at the
our demrtment's determination to will
to the fortllimtions at Key West.
The fort property at Dry Tortuga! is
not .of mu:- account at prurient, and
ii halt some inadvantagen in the way
of limiting it an ownomlval and entire-
ly nurrmiblr garrison. but the militilry
anihorliietl urn agmrd that it Would be
it limit! Valuable place in lhl' mom of
war with 8min. alienlutrly turbulent-u—
Me oil it bnlw of supplies and as n mums
ut pmtetttion in t-onjunrtiim with other
fortifications in tho vicinity.
Retina" at War Initiation-ht.
The our department ltmriltili refuse
to state for what purpose tho roservll-
lion in drain-ll. but it is well ill'i‘i’lilt‘ll
that it will lw mail» tin. base of naval
sttpplirll. and that it will he quickly
mnvprlod into it defensive point.
The lindiltrltt plan of roast deform.-
nlode no tnuntinn of Dry 'l‘nrtuans, but
it ball been lilli‘lPl'ttIiltid that the old fort
there was one of ihr plat-rs which
"till“, be made one of in litm- oi! emer—
penny.
ll‘ori Jeffenton. nil Dry Till’iilfllls is
known ill the war department, is Int-at-
ml at miles west from Key West. The
army garrison there was established in
iii“. The «runner» for men and quar-
_tl-rmnster and lll’dllitm't' stirrer-toms are
in the Minamoto». as they are at Fort
Monroe. The key mmtains seven acres.
of whirh live tift' within the fort. (lar—
drn Key. on whitth the fort ill built. in
or: of the Tortuga» group of ilryn, and
Ill! entire stoop is made up of t'nl'll
and rural rand.
‘l‘he trout; a-rmaintu or eight lovys,
whirh are small inlets varying in area
from ohevhaif to 20 notes.
lull! mntracts for ammunition have
been made within ill- lost ten tiny»,
and several wotrarta unrentins on
’uxpendlturr of about "60.000 were let
' yesterday by the quartermnater getter»
al. It was divided among firnut lttrilllly
in the cart and rmbrar-rr nominee re»
unlrod for the army 'l'ht- supplies will
he delivered at tho iiohlli’lllill li‘l't'iifll
Pennsylvonitl. for distribution in the
IOI'VIN'.
MERRITT'B RETURN.
qunlnle-IIM
m [manhunt folio-anoint.
m York. North aunt-natal Wi'flify
.uerriil returned from his tour of in—
mtion ot the southern tortlnvatlom
in the finpnrimmt ot the rant yesterday
uftrrllorm. lie was smtnmpaniml oy
Uranium illrothm.
Within a werit he will still for Key
West and my Tortuga».
Ills unexpected return null determi-
nation in mum the tour treated [not
him ht tiovrmm'a island. "all his
«status! villi been ranted out in:
”all! not have left New t‘irieana rat»
litir than nest item.
it in the semi trnpretlnlon or the
Millers at the mill titttt llmrsl liter»
tilt is artinn unlit-r mint orders from
drill-rel mm. Contrary to «sportin-
are hilt nuprrlor olicrr
sudden or his Ware mo days ho.
Asmasarnseheolnrlslannhe
would ofllu lit the Idjttlalll general.
“mm item! lentil trail: a
lions. he did not an to Washington to
The return of General ”mm was as
rhino oil Calm itmtlt "other. who
U“ in nil-flit oi the loot during his
W Tim MIWMM ill the
V153 '1' A SPANISH PLOT?
(labs- mar“ ”Fill a Harms; lion
ham
Key West. Matrix t.—-EI tars. one ot
the most reputabla Cuban newspapers
punished, in the tinned States. rive-
poollrlty‘ to tho. Mist-Mouths riotr‘
that has yet been siren concerning the
blowing up of the Italne. According to
[it Yam'lt story, which comes from its-
vana. a Spanish diver named Barquilt.
well known in Havana. was employed
to place a mine under the American
battleahip and connect it by wires with
Bantu Catalina. a lunatic of land run-
nlns into Havana buy. For thin serr-
lce be melted the sum of ”0,000.
El Yars's intormant says that Bar-
quln was taken aboard the steamship
Colon, after having received his» ordern
from the thief of the military arsenal.
and there met Crimto Cairo. tho cap-
tain of the vessel. This was at 2: o'clock
in the afternoon of Feb. l5.
Bar-tum brought with him his divers
suit and the magazine that was to be
placed beneath the keel of the Maine.
He was lowered from the Colon and
made his way about till fuel on the bot—
tom of the harbor and deposited the
magazine at the spot to which he had
been dlmted. 1‘th br- returned to the
dock at the Colon, their all his suit and
was rowed ashore to Santa (‘atalion
carrying with him two slender wires.
A connection was made with the clot-
tric light plant to give "it? noressary
battery power.
Barqutn received the- sum amrd up-
on and took the money home to his
wife. to whom he told the whole story.
He was a comparatively poor man, and
$20,000 was to him a fabulous fortune. ‘
In a couple of hours ho was told that
his services were alaln required by the
government. He was directed to make
an inspection of the utter part oi the
keel of the Altonro Xll. Barquin went
down. and as soon as he was well unv
det water the rubber tubing which sup-
piled him with air was out. and M was
allowed to naphyxinte. As noon on it
was certain that he urns dettd his body
was hauled up, stripped of its diver’s
null and venerated in the old warr—
houae in Santa Catalina until 9:45
o’clock at night. when the r-irruit was
rinsed and the Maine destroyed.
The body of the diver was thrown in-
tn the bay and was subsequently pit it-
ed up, and. in the excitement, on: lak-
rn for one o! the Maine's i-rew.
llitrls In tho Court's Hana.
Key West. March i.-—1'he members of
the Main» court of inquiry are still
here, though their work was iiniahi-d on
Wednesday. Judge Advocate Mutts said
to a t‘tli'rt“lllitrnd¢‘l’li that ho did not
know witch they would learn Kt-y West.
Sonic hitch nppcnrs to have on-urrmi
in tho plans of tho court. though it hue
lice-n understood that thr- nwlnberlt on»
awaiting ordi-rs from i'i'.talilngton
through Admiral Sll‘ard.
A naval utilwr here. in NM)! In it
uuxgmlion that it wall a pity pitch on
important derision as the tenth: of the
«mm of inquiry into tho Maine i-xplw
salon nit-mid rest solrly upon the tenth
molly n1 diverts. who se-r-mml l'ilr‘ll or
only average intelligent-o. replimi; "The
court of inquiry has not bull to depend
upon divr-rs' testimony nlnnr." Then,
rvnlizing that lw had said more than
he intended. the timi‘rl' resumed hilt lla-
hitnnl metre. it is iwllevod that the
testimony or l.lPlllr’linfil ('olninnndrr
Wainwright “as highly important as
hearing on the question of the exialviwr
of submarine mines.
Th» governhwnt has employed an or
part pimluuraphr-r now in lint-lino. who
will send to the navy department in
Washington photographs H! atom:
plates and Iliflt‘fl'iii porn-Inn of the
wreck imnmllnlrly own twin-wry {rum
the Willi'l'.
tiemral l'lriul Dorsal Iiili-rl.
ilsvanu, Mart-h l.~---'l'bi~ owns is mn—
flrmml hen» or the Ill'ulh in bottle or the
Cuban brim-ll" [uni-rut t'illal inn-mil.
one of tho r-omtnnndrrli oi the Cuban
army in l’lnor rivi ltln provinn», who
had a high reputation among the rut-n.
ltllionhltn on nvmunl of his tvotlrnar- and
military ahiii.
He was t: native of flamingo d» i’ulin
tmtl mm» from ”in east with More” to
invade lbr- prurim'e ot Pinnr llti lilo.
After Haven't-l death he and hill brollwr.
Brigadier (lent-rail Juan Durant. tmilt
mmmaml u! on tmlmrtnnt Notion of
the ifuhnn army in Pillar del Rio. while
the trait of it won led by General PI'Tif‘il
Delgado.
import won rel-ently mode mnnpicu-
nua by his engagements with the
ilpunhih t'fliumlll of tienernla ilarnnn-
lies ol- Vrlsst-o and [lethal in the hith-
Lon Prtilsdtm and ltttbl. 0m- ot these
Million. in Whirh dynamite inlmlrn Wt'l‘r'.
largely used by l’lursnl. was tlmuhi in
l'rcrtnher last and was tvltnvaawt by
the l-ipnnlah Journalist lily-nor t'uhulejoa.
it was in another nerve mans-orient
against t‘lvm-rsl flernamivs dr- l'rlauo
tnnt littrslti met hilt death.
its-at» Moe's Visits.
Havana. via Key West. Maren a.»
mutt Proctor has new much in the
situation in (Subs in s abort time. anal
there it good authority {or sayinr. "in“
he will make the results nt his otherw-
tions known in a nitrous therein in the
senate on his return to Wanhinolnn.
M listens:- ltlaa Barton and Senator
Proctor. under the sold-m or l-‘ttili'ti
tMuir-u Consul Brit-r anti itr. flavor. the
bridal: rim count. salt rstrrnm of
tottering they had never roller-trad iris.
stole. four prisons tiled in one word
willie the party ital titers.
liensior Proctor was reticent on the
ruiiiret, but others at the party tir-
alaml that the trinit- east of the island
lras under the matml M timers! lins‘
into cornea. ”cantor l’rln‘tur. bullpen,”
went so far as to trap to a norms-no.
mt:
"irertailiir It waiter state or alarm
raisin. A resident of Natalia» told no
that it i trialled to moorland with
mineral am he would arm] my lrtt-‘r
to him and have as nutter hurt: in a
short time." _*
fin in tree more.
firm... on “21.3"”
no trier for»
A am or. cut.
mpg“ sneer.
Schooner mm in s Squall
Oil'll'lorida Court.
contaminant uni: LOST.
‘l'bs Mahala vitality at itridsspan. Who
Wan as s Pia-aura Trip. Autos: Ills
Violins—41.0 Captain's 'l’llroa "liltin-
Also ”M“
Key West. March l.-~’l'he schooner
Speedwall. Captain Collier. from Marco.
Fla, for Key West. was struck by a
squall yesterday while off Marquesas.
18 miles from here. and capslsed. Nine
persons were drowned out of 18 all told
on board. Antohz‘the victims were the
three children of Captain Collier-
Georgc. Tour and Wilbur. used motel»
ively i. C and iii-and the eentlre Nichols
family-Mr. Bradley Nichols and bin
wife. their son and the latter'li wits and
two grandchildren. The latiiiy was
tram Bridgeport. Conn. Those saved
are Captain Collier. Samuel Gates and
Jesse Green. deckhauds. and hit. it. w.
Bates of Meyers. Fla.. a passenger. The
Nichols family is said to have been troll
:0 do. All had been staying for a month
or two at a small hotel kept by Captain
Collier at Marco. and they were all
their way home.
The survivors say the Speedwell,
which was a small tenet of about 2:
tons. was making slow headway against
a headwlnd. About 7 o'clock in the
morning Captain Collier was at the
wheel and the Nichols lsmliy and the
Collier children in the robin aster-p.
Suddenly a squall came bowling up
nbeam. Cotes and Green rushed to
take in salt. All the jib Iiappevd loose
the squall «arm the schooner and blew
her rlean over on the port side.
Nichols Family All tirotmad.
i'aptaln Collier. the declthands and
Mr. [tales were swept into the seething
lea, but caught the rigging just in time
to save themlelvcn. The thin thin
and surges drowned the dying r-rirs o.’
the imprisoned Nichols family and the
Collier children. The men lulled them.
selves to the rising. tAfter being tin-r.-
l‘or ttrh hours the us subsided. Then
they not the dlnuey loose. baled hm
out with a hat. broke a thwart in two
platen and with these for oars round
toward Marquesas. After going Ihrl'l‘
mtins they were plotted up Plhfllllii't‘i
by a tithing Moon and brought here
about 4 o'clock in the afternomn.
Samuel pairs. on» of the nurvlvrrs‘
who was noon at his home lit-re. sold:
"Captain Collier has been militia now
form years in the-s.» waters. HP is not
to blame for this awful thing. The
squall come up like nothing l have wet
seen around Key West. lit-fore m-
ltn-tv it w» Wt‘i’" lifted oil our feet and
in the water, and all for those pom pm.
plr down littltiil’. they lit-re pomp-d in
like rain. The wif» of thr- younger
Nichols. nit prntty a woman an cwr
ntepwrl nlxiard ll ship. rom- to the sky-
light. l was flinging to the rigging.
She waved her hand at me. and that's
in" last I now of her. Whrn We not of!
two. hours later they were all dead.
"Old hit. Nicboln was the only one to
not out of the robin. i guess- it» was
washed out. Mr alter young Mrs, Nich-
nls waved lint band at m» I saw what
I "1008’“ “39':th Hill iif "It! lir. Nli‘ll.
ois limiting by. Thi'fl i new bill hon-l.
and I knew it wall not only it ”ml "
Pro-lust In ltrid'r'nrt.
ilridgepmt. ('onn., Mln‘ii 4 lim llry
Nit-built. it‘ll" wan drunnrd by the writ. it
"i the: fiwdwfll at Key “'vlit, “In unr-
nf the "mat prominent rival r-Sinlr tit-til»
an in thin city and was wry wealthy.
ills lion Warren. who wait allot «iron nr-l,
true :llmuviillml with him in iiuaim-M.
1hr» will- of young Mr. Nit-huts null
liiP daughter of l’rmm'utina Atlortwy
lilddilifll til till! city. The two i'hnilfl'n
of Sir. and Mrs. Worn-n Nit-hols, uh”
one also drowned. err-rt» ti buy it your.»
old and it girl of 2 yrlrl. A third :llili
was not taken on lbw trip. but rrltluitwd
in this thy with its grandparent ., Mr
and litre "billings. The i’nniily was go
um In Key \i’rat to tain- n ntmmvr i.
return home. The family Wm! on» of
the mm! popular in this rity.
DIM ”I'll-ulnar In I Mine.
Diliitlllli. Pa” ”Brt'h 1- ill: mm badly
burned. one family, by the rxpltmlim of
n luv; of [anterior in London mine. 'l'lw
ifliiti’i'd are: Thomas llillinrtlnim, "my
die. Jatm A. itboadvr. will low night.
lvlvlwnnl t'ryer. Mike t‘hnslr. Mound"
\‘sidunis and on unitnmtn l’ule. llaln.
{oily but not lit'l’iullll)‘ illlnlml. i‘ryor
ollrmpm! to pry on the» lid of tilt lieu
ttitb n pivlt, who-n rt Ditllrit it'll 7mm thr-
llmi inlu l’mwdl‘i‘ illlti innit-oi ii.
iterations on "title.
”unkempt. Nit-h” Man'h twin» bun.
lirld flit'VPdiiH‘! «employer! on the ”and
Rapids and trillions llmmvr Nairobi
him smirk They him- been renewing
lo u-ntn per hour and demanded 2o
trots. Wilrn a new tort-e or mm u”
put to mail. a brief rim mourned, in
which on of the tailor was wrenly in.
lured. never-l armtr trill be mm
Thor new employee» U’i‘P mlw wnfkin‘
under poll” protm lion
A straw t'sse sl name.
Bun-lo. Marni! 4.~«A woman known
as lire. it. l’. Merrill nus hmml slam in
Mr mom with a bullet hole in her tern.
pie and a revolver in her hand. lthe bill
a mile station that she arss the nmli
vowed wife oi Dr. llurtnn Webb its, .
will" of liinrliml, N. Y. A dlfimlrh
trout litmvitton deities this and slam
that Dr. Hermon and wife or» bring
mmly tilm
that m Mia. Arron.
ltohiirf. lam twflrar ”turmoil.
Humor mutt. Mt latter. willie was
mind killed while mining am
hitting the day be new three on...
lerlsit sliver dollars in Month» and
use minim ll titties by stiller-rs, trho
round hint and W lllii trunnion
lie outsell a title and was shot through
the head. WW“ ..... .
Mb 13in- who.»
WWW. lawn t. the mom
MI W” ”will" In" m up»
it" JWI~JTMM Halo-rt it
’mrkwr‘tm it. A. Carter: .
Emit rim 1”
on»
$
”or lionts’ Enamel,
$
Sout
for the Spring.
Do you
2 Quart.
3 ha
6 60
M
8
them.
They are made of
with Wood bundles and
”batty
Freight Line
.K‘I’WIISN
”or lines selling at
2.48
In Both Ladies’ and but Shoes.
ALSO
Russet llmi Box (Inlf Shops,
at »
3.48
M. H. GLOVER’
I22 Washington Street,
h Norwalk.
«IH. KRIEG ERI»~
The Leading Cloak and Millinery Store...
We have about 25 last Spring's
Roofers for little girls, from 6 to I2
your: old, which we will close out at
50 Cents Each.
Just the thing for little girls to wear
Nothing the matter
with them except that they are not
made in the height of fashion.
H. KRIEGER,
Mohaokomo Hotel Block,
South Nor-walk.
want
a Tin Pail?
ll Cents
i 12 Cents
l 20 Cents
l 25 Cents
'l'llmw amt not t'ili‘tlp goods, lint lil’t‘ low “Ii llii Would
initially post you fifty [it‘l' t'l‘lii. morn limit we mill for
our and tWo t-rlnm [iiiiiiiiil'li till,
knobs on tho lids.
NASH it Will SCOY,
Corner North Main and West Sts.
NORWALK. SOUTH NORWALK.
AND NEW YORK.
PROFKLLIRI
,lulcantnd
Dr. H UG H ES
MAI. mm.
Will
HITCH Eilh'fifi’tf'mult chino“
J . . The lull-tor will give his pets-mad
attention to the corrirtion of .
punctua- m
0? m.
instill, [lanolin and 'l'llllnill!
0V EAl'il WEEK.
[its omits hours will be from 9 a. m. lob p. tn.
All stuttering from 'dcfectlve vision should
cumin“ and hate their nyn "RIM and proper
ulaasuali l ted
m0 mom was
Cum insomnia, Vt-rti it,Hailncirlaliom,Epl-
leptly. Stimuli it Trout: as Sutton» and sick
Hendrix-brand otbr-r innindim, mpwlully when
of n rictvotta complexion
With "Willi! of the latent ltn rover! electric
itlatrunirntn of Amerlrn'ri nn Bun-pew best
rm ullau, be ill tennhiud to loot your eyesight
I
I
I
,I
in irntifimlly.
Will, 43 lltll Strict, lorltll.
No [million magenta employed.
tumultuous '
ill WALL PAPERS
Arc sometimes hard to get. But there
are such things nevertheless. We don't
want to seem boastful but we are
proud of our stock. he worked hard
to get lt—wo didn’t take what was
thrown to us. That is one reason why
we have the trade we do.
Painters' supplies. glans. etc, paint—
ing. paper hanging and decorating.
E. E. GORHAM,
to FIRST AVENUE
East Norwaik. Connecticut.
THE STAR RANGE
u...
l» it good thing all through.
botanical ll hel.
Pililtl liter.
[lipid or Wt trill.
littiltone lulu.
ill the ptltc is light.
We also have a num-
ber of bargains in hot
air turnouts.
liomll Patten it I'll. 00..
3"} Waniililulnll uifw'i. Viiiili Sili‘i‘l .iIlti.
J.'o.”‘”‘.‘lENNmos.“
«pipeline Ctltiolut Militi-
bum 1'
Wall Paper. and Border.
1 lion?" IAIN 818331,
lionth Norfolk.
sample books at Latest styles of
Papers. Borders slid tllit Mouldings
tales to houses tor lamina. on so-
on by postal. Intimates chmtully
sites. so
ll! WASHINGTON 81' um.
William C.Jesse,
There is more catarrh in W
lion oi the country than all m .
ileum put together. and until M I
few years was supposed to be " ‘I
table. For a great many years
pronounced it a local disease, and
scrllmd local remedies. and hi
stanliy failing to cure with .
treatment. pronounced it inch
Science has proven (atartb to
constitutional disease. and tits
requires constitutional tr
Hall s Catorrh Cure. manufacturer ‘
P. J. Cheney 8: Co..‘ Toledo, 0
the only constitutional cure on
market. it is taken internally
dorm from ten drops to 3 tons I
it acts directly on the blood and iii
com; surfaces of the system. Thar
for one hundred dollars for stir
it tails to mire. Sand for citrate
and toutimonlttlll Address,
.l. CHENEY I: (‘0. Toledo 0.
Sold in drilggist». 73¢
I
—Aceton cures 1‘ arippe.
Give the Children a Drink
cailml Graln- 0. it. is a delicious, ap-
petizing. nourishing food drink to
the place of coffee Sold by all M
m and liked by all who tiara mail it‘
but nose when properly m it.
tastes like the finest coltee. but it. is
free from all .njuriotls m
Grain-0 aids digestion and -
ens the nerves. it is not I atlmulalii
but a health builder and Gilliam. as '
well all adults. can drink it with treat
benefit if oats about to as much as out-
fr-e. l‘ a and 25cents.
04.90311" »
not» .'
out. In w
I; l “-
—Acetou breaks up a cold.
t thrill of terror is experienced when
n brassy rough at cronp sounds
through the house at night. But the
terror mop rhanges to relief altar Otis
Minute Cough Cure has been “little-
terwl. Safe and harmless for children.
C, P. Stillman and E. P. Weed.
timrzc i2. Sword. the, well known
l'flflifaf’ifir or Towunrln. \’ Y. says:
"i haw used Chamberlain's Cough
Romerly in my inmllt tor a long tithi-
and haw. found it superior to any 0th,
rt For stile by G. (‘ Stiiloon, South
Norwaik. and E. l’. Weed. Norillk.
Mm years of untold lulled" m
piles. ll. W. Pursell. of Kniumfllo,
Pu. was cured by using a stasis box
or tiewnt'r Witch Hazel Salvo. lkiu
citations such till enema. rash. iii-Dido
mm nominate notes are readily cured
by this famous remedy. 0. Still-
imn and E. i’. Weed.
6.
GREAT EXl‘lTEMBNT 1N TOWN.
Ova-r the remarkable r-nres by the
srotnlmt specific of the axe. Bacon's
Priory Kins. which acts as a lawn!
laxative. utimttlates the digestive or.
guilt, regulates the liver and kid-Iva
null ill nature's amt healer and health
renewrr, If you hate Kidney. him
and iliood Disorder do not delay hilt
roll at our slur» for it free trill m-
Mr Edward P. Weed. Lain lists,
l’viiv nml 23w.
RPI’ it, Edwards. pastor of the Bu- .
lish llnpllllt church at itinmviila. H. “I
when binning with rheumatism, W
adriml to try f‘bamorlala'a I’ll.
palm in toys "l in mm
oi this liiliilil'ili proved of I!“ fill-
rlrr to mr. It subdued the lime
"(iii and relieved the pain. m
not Illflt’ffl' prom by girls; ”I
liolrn u out n will please air." For
ml.- by ll, t', titliiami. tomb liortrali.
moi 3.; i’ Wml. Email.
-Acetondoaasotslsstlhsmy
fioaamrrm
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