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New llsven, lisrch ti—v'l'he Challi-
1w lifetimes has decidedtoseull
We. Rowe‘sssrepmentstireoi
Chamber to Washington to urge
1 fig appropriation oi money sumcient
Was onset deienoes ior New its-
”The resollnion providing tor the
appointment oi a committee oi one to
Mt the matter to President Mc—
Kinky was uttered by so. Rowe.
hashing oi the resolution. air. hose
defiantlatnemstolwur beingde-
claredtontorrow it would be a possi-
hiltty that by April 1 New Haven
Midd'he in ruins. there being noth-
ingrto prevent even an unprotected
still host or cruiser from destroying
New Haven. lie said that in a log
. , le vessels could easily pass the
dot. at the eastern end of the
no this" that New Haven
hill! defenses with mortar hat-
and iltsdppeartng guns. The pe-
tition which will be presented to the
president gives the iollowing' reasons
why New flatten would be one oi the
firstplaoesdn tbecoast tobesttacked
ta ease‘oi‘wsr.
It is. the site oi extensive maniac.
torigs of firearms and ammunition. one
of theta at least being of world- wide
importance.“
1” Waterce oi New Haven ranks
second among the cities oi New Eng-
land, and is nearly twice as much as
that oi any other city in New England
anoint. Boston.
New item is the most important
railroad center in New England es-
cepting ltoston; the three direct rail-
roasts between New Yorlt and Boston
Win! at this city.
The buildings and wealth oi New
Haven which could be destroyed. or
laid under contribution are oi twice as
much value as those oi any other city
on Long island sound.
New Haven is oi great strategic llll’
parlance. not only because it is the
principal harbor between New Yorll
and New tendon, a distance at 125
miles, but because a hostile iorce hold-
lug New Haven would cut the direct
railroad communication between New
York city and all oi eastern Conucctb
, cut and Massachusetts.
New Haven is at present wholly un—
deiesded. and not only any battleship
but even an cruiser or gun
boat could destroy the etir
Additional reasons why New Haven
nerds land iortiilcatlous are gives as
iollows:
The United States navy. in case oi
war, could not be spared to defend our
coast cities. as it will be needed for the
protection oi our commerce and lot
aggressive operations.
It the navy were divided among the
coast cities. a superior hostile navy
iorre could attach the divisions oi our
navy separately and destroy thorn in
detail.
Adequate dcienses ior New "a.
veil harbor could be established and
maintained on land and for trout onc-
twentleth to onevthirtieth as uluth es—
pouse as the same degree oi dell-rise
could he established and maintained in
the torn: oi naval iorre
m... the helm at the east and M
Long Island sound are very import
anesad valuable. no deienscs on those
km could prevent the. passage oi
hostile vessels in ion such as arr ire-
nasnt in that locality during at rousid.
srahle portion at the year.
Ir. Rowe will probably start for
Washington Morrow and it is prob-
nhle that he will be accompanied by a
Wiative oi the rtty to be up
painted by the mayor and a represen-
ative oi the harbor «mmlulon
W
, Whats-ts.
The iollowiag were issued March ii.
I“. ”It furnished irotn ofires oi A.
I. Wooster, patent lawyer and mint.
ta. Bridgeport. Conn:
D. A. Ernst. Brim hat and
m. carirtdse sachet;
llsrtiord. Melo- Mice: A. a. cane-
hnll, Waterbury. can wiring machine:
3 0.1””, Winston. carrying tin»
”m; i? ii Plerpont itartiord
tor nomads; «own».
at “titans oi type iiestgas W it
I“ Word. stair tread; (l. Ii. Ad-
ana. new itritals. rot-m number tor
iasteaers. Trade-math.
for Mus-ring company. liart»
, Harries.
YMMMW.
variant practicehnschsllgnflcoi
mmmmrmwfir M
who! tor-ted. The'lrarstly dc,
Dina. hummin-
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are. this year. A buyer nay make his
isoluotubulmtuvptostts
ofhighsriisspeclaltliflgssndspee—
isl liaish are wanted. some or the
Inanuiseturers say that today the bi-
cycle rider can purchase as good a
' wheel for $60 as be bought before ior
me no bicycle is guaranteed to
have as good tithing. as mod tires. as
good forum. ”will“ find when.
‘ms good a chain and to bennhhed as
well as the same wheel that iorlneriy
sold iov'double the price. '
The bicycletbat sells tor 876 is
guaranteed to he astral to that which
w specially made and sold in prev-
ious years ior $135. The iittings are
stillth to those which were placed on
.he wheel one year ago, and the care
.nllen in its construction is quite equal
0 that employed in the mailing oi a
wing wheel. Indeed. umdern’ inven-
ion has done so much in periectiug
.‘he little parts that the purchaser at
l. .75 wheel in 1898 is said to obtain
mproventents that the buyer oi $125
wheel. two years ago. was azublo to
let.
A grade oi wheel selling ior lees
Jun :50 corresponds to the bicycle
hat was sold ior $50 and $45 when tho
.tandard price oi the wheel was “00.
this new $35 and “it grade is declared
ry experts to be superior to the old
vheel that was hold ior $50. The dual-
ty oi the material entering into its
'onlposltion is better, the ilnish iv
letter and the sundries that go with
Itch a wheel would have cost two
wars ago in the neighborhood oi is
u- ill).
Another grade oi wheel this year.
vtll sell ior 830. The worst part oi
his wheel is its finish. Much oi the
ante duality oi tubing, exactly the
ante parts. iair cranks. balls, rrnnlt
rangers, pedals and handle bars art:
llaced on the wheel, but the enamel-
ng is coarse and the painting not
last class.
Even lower in price than this is a
lownright cheap wheel. to be made in
arge numbers. oi good Islet-tat. with
o pretension whatever to itntsh.
vhich is listed to he sold at $25 and
vi" probably be sold ior almost any
irice that can he obtained ior it. as it
i turned out by the makers with prac-
lcaliy that idea in mind.
A iew chain wheels have been made
a sell at 8100. However. they will be
)9an escmplihcatioos oi all that
an be good in a chain bicycle. They
vlll be hand decorated. ls-aultiully
ticketed. put together by skilled mc~
vhanics. made oi the very best mater-
ai oi which a bicycle can be made
all not sold until ailcr they have hecn
horoughly tested. They will be pro
sided with a gear case it the purchaser
lesires one and will compare with the
sveraga standard bicycle as a hand-
natie watch compares with one the
min oi which are made by machin-
-ry.
The high priced bicycle oi the year
a the chnihlells. it is listed at ”23.
l'he bores.” ior the patent and “it
mvclty. and he metres in addition to
hose a machine that is constructed in
he most advanced style oi the bicycle
vtlildera' an
There will be chainless wheels to is
'old tor less than 8l25. Some will he
:lmilar in design to the wheel that
rommnuds the higher price. and some
till have rhainloss applications oi
heir own that will other in Marin!»
lnd application trout the type iirut dis-
llnyed by manuiartur.-rs.~—New York
Journal.
muses m am
Them Popular ltylesfiat will he
'ornfiis Ipring.
Among the novelties in spring mil-
linery are hats made entirely oi shirr-
rd letters. in all Wilma to match the
:mllll'llV, those in black being inltrh in
vogue. A strilllng model oi doll green
micro and horsehairoi a slightly lulu-
lri' shade is made up in the shape at
three heretics oi nearly ritual lilu',
with a crown decoration oi wood an»-
lnones and pale green lesves
The natural tendency oi the spring
but is to tip well over the forehead.
with its unusual weight oi trimming
sea-sell directly on top and at the
llaril. A smart concession has tor its
' basis a straw oi pale yellow satin, the
crows heaped with still poppies vary-
ing is utter irola paint revise pinll
through halaiag scarlet to deep pea
tunia purple. At the back are lull ro-
ssttrs oi scarlet mirror velvet, inter-
mingled with the puppies.
A distinguished style oi hat item at
both sides, is made oi the palest
"rainy straw. in soil. open weave: at
either attic are arranged drooping rins-
lm oi Beauty roses falling over the
hair lit the bash. A cluster of black
plumes mill with a jeweled barbie.
ornaments the crows. A pernllar
new straw is introduced this scam.
having a satiadihe Isiah. winch title
the stihmsred braids which were so
much worn during the winterwliew
rm ’i'rthsae.
jinn rsa't he too esreisi shvlat get-
tts'yoavassdcsuhtisdedoorair.
ltwssoalyyssterdsrdststypewrtter
gtrieatheltst‘hnsrsothcrlsgm
piarhedisthcelevstar.
timberland?
leases sat.sir.lt walls lawyers-
biosrt‘lasrwhstfiddeyiarhia’.
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Ottawa. Watch ltAlllr Julian Hones
iota the British elnhaasatlor. has in-
{mm the Canadian ministry olden"!
t haaarrsngqt a convention til
the United states whereby the Alaska
Mm dispute has been settled.
Under the terms oi the convention
the British government has conceded
the claim oi the united sure. that the
three marine leagues should be Incas-
tired (rum the shore of the mainland
and should proceed along the shores oi
the inlets. which are thus recognised an
arms or the ocean. and not as rivers.
The contention .oi the British and oi
the Canadian governments was that
the three league limit should begin on
the meanward side at the islands and
that the delimitating line shnmld be run
across the inlets, and not ioliow their
shores. These inlets are Mormons and
extend into the mainland a great tits.-
tanoe. and the decision, therefore, is oi
much importance to the United main.
The United titstes has agreed to the
British retaining the boundary on the
summit of the Chiiltoot pass and the
White pass, because in the Russo-Brit-
ish agreement at 1825 the line of demar-
cation was lined as one running along
the tops oi the mountains.
The decision. while not entirely unex—
pected by the cabinet. is regarded with
disiavor. it was understood that the
British government was irritated at the
iorwnrdnl-ss oi the Canadian ministry.
but it was not thought that the surren.
der would he so sweeping as it is.
1'0 liilllso the Isl-slur.
Seattle. Wash, March ti.~Althoogtl
the government relic! expedition to the
Yukon has been abandoned. another
plan has been substituted which has the
same destlnalinn in View and whirh
will subscvve the same purpose.
The plan is to divide the herd oi 531
reindeer now here into two parts. The
greater number. 337. will leave here
as soon as transportation arrangements
can he perfected ior Pyramid Harbor.
Tilt-nee they will proceed over the Dal-
ton trail to the Yukon river. At some
point in American territory or British
territory the relic! supply station will
he established under the immediate
tharge oi William Welllnan.
The remaining reindeer will be sent
to Prince William sound. together with
about 50 borders under command oi
t'aptnlrl Abcrcromhie. The sculpt! es-
pcditton will leave how for Prince Wil-
liam sound mm» time in May and will
start tor the interior oi Alaska in June.
More lllnvslllllsrs Nail.
Tacoma, March ".-—sli'odm"l' North
Pat-tile has sntlwl for Alaska with ‘5:
plumage". hot tune of freight and it:
home, comprising thv nuttlts at a New
York minny c-i Klondike”.
tar-er now by Tramp.
‘l’amsoua. Pa.. Ilarvh it.-—Joseph
Weaver. a farmer oi l.lsard. a village
ten miles irorn here. was shot and hill-
rd by an unknown tramp. Weaver
(round the man sleeping in his barn and
ordered him to leave, The tramp tired
two shots, one at which entered Weav-
M’s heart. lie dirll stimuli instantly.
The tramp escaped. and a [mass- at
iannnrs is searching for him.
To Protect Delaware ID] ”at.
Trenton. htarc-h lt.-~I‘lovernor Vnor-
lm-s has appointed B. W. Andrews oi
Wmdbory, ii. 1'). Shannon oi Penn‘s
Grove and .l. Norman illnnioltsull at
Salem as a commission to r‘unlrr with a
similar commissinn truth the stat:- of
Delaware with n vim in molll’lnx lini-
iorvn legislation by the iwn stall-s with
roxnrll to tilt- tltitillg ni fish from lip-lg.
ware bay.
Isiah.” Drops Ills lists.
Paris. alarrh limit sensation has
been canard by the announcement that
Count Ferdinand Waist" listerhasy. am
the hllvlm- oi counsel, has abandoned
his [innovation or at. Mathieo Dreyfus.
brother oi the ill inter! prisoner oi the
isle of Devils, (or domination in arous-
tng him oi having written the hor-
dot-ran
hens-rev ”0.13! short.
fowl". ind. Alanh tl. .l. ii. Ylndylt.
an rapt-rt arcsmntant employed by the
county commissioners of llvninrl mun-
ty to examine the limits oi .l. K. lttrt.
toy. mainly treasurer. deceased. has
made his report. The shortage is till,»
731.». The inmdsrnen will mails the
deficit good.
Wm”
lam-saw Keeps to the mac,
Cleveland. March ii.~«hinyor Robert
It. Mellie-on announces that he will
contest the election at Motor Hanna
seat {or the long term Dickinson was
the candidate at the opposition tor nan»
star at Columbia last January.
W Alter W
New Yorh. larch iiwfl. A. Whats
oi the Hawaiian Mancini Sugar
rompsny is now in this city Misting
tor the purchase of two steamshlps to
be engaged in the trade with the Ila»
waiisn islands.
TELEGRAPH“: BBEVITIEB.
ammuutvnmu
themsaddeetlsatlasnu-
when the latter attempts in tails his 5
Publicity is what
people want.
Let lltc public spoilt on the subject
lithium“ has been it'll) (illicit claim-vice
e
Clsil'ns made ”by strangers are not
pron
Claims endorsed by strangers are not
There is only one kind oi prlml tor
350mb Norwallt citizen
The ex rtellcc oi people we know.
When l’ivtltls and neighbors endorse.
Make public statcmcnt of their case,
There can be no question about such
evidence.
This is the pronl we lulu,
Which backs every but oi Deans
Kidney Pill s.
No other kidncy pills on other kid
my remedy.
Can produce elicit prooi
Herc ls our case oi the many or have:
\lr. W. R. 'chtll, oi \n. 4.; Sprint;
street the engineer at Cmiut ill Knapp s
but iartor) says: ”When a boy I :n-
listed in the army, and i‘hiltiuuyc and
hardship may have walnut-d mr phys-
t.cal|y in tilr tact-try m up under the.
boilers about two tons of ma! per day.
and a}. I do my own firing. I have to
handle it it ill quite a inb in! a man
that has kidney inhibit-.31"! l was al—
ways anxious to get to! of it. Slight
urinary difficulty act in. and its 1 noticed
an advertisement about Dunn's Kidney
Pills toting sin-ll cases i gut 3 bars
at l'lnietfll' at, and took lltrm .iitt-r lfl‘VV
in}; lllf first box my back ullsi not ache.
i tell cvcr so much belt: r. and the se-
crrtions were natural l ruolulucml
Donn e Kidney Pills to the Wurknlf‘“ in
the iactory." '
Dino's Kidney Pills in» fur mic by
all dealers. price 50 Write. loaded by
l'ostcr- hillburn C0,, Btlilllu ,\' \'., «ii.-
agents tor lllt' United Sum-L Rumm-
hcr the name -l)u:tu' wand tall: llo “fix
‘1'”!!!
I.“ to II..-
Ofleu. W Main Street.
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Tot...
amorous.
Tot 'tlarlesuvn ..t'
and int hmm’l lie, Vi
wim nut change.
SAILINGS Till-WEEK LY at ‘l P.1d.
Front Pter29, i_:.ll lb, N. Y.
Insulin
FLORIDA Sill Milli
MASTERS ARRIVE JACKSON—
VILLE 1N liAYthiH'l‘,
thinneetlog withontgoiog morning trains. and
lle's r‘i. .Iolm' - lliv er Lille,
Var uf. tha, Haninrtl and all immediate
landings on "to heatmnll lit. John's.
Hyde Lillcru i'mltolh itl‘, ll'iltlllfllii, Al-
gonquin and Mound», are the
To Tlli' Ntll'l'li.
erslio'wrd ii‘l rtcstovtont
Jim s ill brongh
hrw mtrslrll’hsriesrun. ‘uvnnnah, Atlanta.
Jackson" lite and all more ninth.
l llisim lille'st'v!" , Mitten» l'lsscngsr Ac-
ronmuaintivms.
tor going: t” mil. or part water
Norm-mil
and plan rni, thus incoming the «vet when
you run haw numb and in rt 0 included with-
out Him esp-aw atmu- « at at licks-t. it» via
a in» that will take ,ml tilthe way “I'll“.
without l home The i' I} It in the only line
that dolor! this.
ltriwtulr mint and liinhiratrd int-ohm ins
upon application to View burr “"Iilflmill.
W m I'. Hydra l 0.. mmmi Agents,
ti Howling rim. 3'. V; l‘.‘ Netti) listleware
avenue, I'lllifilir‘lplllflbb
1'. it. 7rr,tmiilc'umtmgn W l, iiendersoo,
gen. east. ll Wartmriml,
true. pass. Ish' l "slimline-n. 1‘er
GEORGE F. “ANSI. Agent,
lfity National lianh, iii-lath Novwalh.
on film
l.l.,l. it not timetable
in elect November 2|. it".
LEAVE IOU’l'll NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. ”2-42.52; 4.55s, Illa, til. I“.
‘l.i3, 1.561. 8.11:. 2.09:. 0.“, ”is.
10.351. “.31.
l.*~lZ.i'il, 1.11. 2.251, 1.0!. 4.".
5.33. 5.66:. $.41. 7.551. [.11. 10.20.
BUNDAYB.
A. ”rams. 4.5”. ti“. ’1‘.
P. “1!. 7.23, 0.1..
LSAVI new YORK m ”m
KORWMK.
A. I.-12.m. 5.“. fl”. 1.“. INK.
am. ".031. It". llflll. 1L“, me.
P. Irv-LN. 2.00:. am. m. 4.031.
:32. m sets. $30!. fl”. 7.”. are.
,IllliliAil.
A. lat-elm m 1.“
7. H“.
WV. m m.“ l”
”I. “Am.
I. ”-1.11, m it. 1‘, ”I.
. 9.118. 1.”, 1m “.43.
1’. “~11.“ 1.21. 1W1. l... [.11.
an. 1.103. MI. til. 11.15.
LII-nutmm‘lfillfl
r.ll.~l.u.
Assisted-m
airman.
lsrnssvsilnmmst.
wins-macros
price.
camphor to keep ill e
best $2. 50; next best.
Mugs are.
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
Open Ilonday, Friday and Saturday Evenings.
has been made among the overcoats; every
one in the store, no matter what the price
has been, has been cut to endmi-the-season
Each one as an investment. represents
a dividend ol irom 25 to 33
l cent. The
coat or next winter
will not cost more than a dime.
Here are the prices: {to has been cut
from the till-coats-dhe finest
r that can be made; the $30 and $28 coats
" are $20; the :52; cams are ill: the $20 and
$18 coats are $10; the $15 coats are $7 $0.
The best of it is we can fit almost any
garments
, , mauitom the whole stock, thin, stout or
‘ regular.
. Winter and spring jostle here now.
The spring nats are in, all of them copies of
the fashionable shapes. The best, :53; second
if! “."d 5150.
M
"causes “hummus...”
FAIm RY S mOAP
mmSoapoitheCalhny.
“I I. I. IAIIIANI‘ comm.
Chin‘s ht. lusts New!“
WANTED."
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Opera House-:5 Black.
by one of the popular low
L'Iliidlllifilllidl', Agent.
Old Gold and Silver.
(till i hill! or Hilvl'r of any kind; obi broken or discarded
Watches, “infill-i, Jewelry, swam-s, rim. in any mmliihvn.
FULL CASH VALUE WILL BE PAID FOR Alli AIOUNT,
m av.»
A. W. AUSTIN, Jeweler,
Norwalh. Conn.
own Your Home.
You can just as well do it as to pay rent it you will
til i at 0111'? while ill goml health, and «over the "writ; lge
rote policies issued by the
COIIECTICUT GRIEIAI. WE "SUM! COIN“. through S. *l.
vow
- commas limouvoanua.
A Total of 62.717 Ioctetisa in this
Country and the [moment Growing.
At a qtlartcrly meeting oi ihé' lmanl
oi trusts-cs oi the i’llttml Silih'i limit-l}
oi i‘hrisliuu Endeavor. held in Ilmton.
the plans and progrulunu- for tho
Nashvillr- convention were turniully
coltsidcrl-d. and it was the opinion that
the programlm- barely any that hm yllt
lull-u prepared.
l'rmidl'nt i'lnrk’s report stated that
there had been «instant progress in
numbers and in the t‘hfll‘ilt’li‘l’ and
quality oi the work nmmnplished by
the mn‘toty during the litiilfll'f. Not
only in our own country and in (iron!
llrtlaiu, whore the registration has
been unusually large oi lot”. but of
other lands this in ”HP.
has been album-ll in Paris, where the
Endeavors" have: lormed on activl
local union tor the spread oi the wort:
in that city From ilwitu-riaud. too.
good news mulcs. a slrlmg society hath
lug been iormed in Geneva, which
promises to be the mother oi many
more. Progress is also repel-land in
licrnlany. Sweden, India. ligypt. i‘hiua
first": and Npltill.
Prison wwieties have revolved a gen-
nine impetus from the 0mm ltonr
movcmont, which has taken hold at the
heart. or many oi the arts-mere in a
wontlcrinl way. no less than 223 oi
thrill in one prison having hem candl-
sd among the «invades. secretary
liner reports the total number at sock-
ttrs to he Milli with a loud lumber-
shlp of sister».
W. ii. swan. photographer. oi lint-
iaad. Vb. who stands t test a turbo:
ia his atmhings, and weighs 338
“made. rides a bicycle lands to heel
the requirements oi the ruse. ilwaa is
at scrim prnplmioas. rides well. sou
where say one else can as s wiles! and
“treats we attention when muted
thsasaytaisghsalsslshisiecelllr.
New interest .
. attention
I'm“? A INSPAPXB I“.
Keeps in Touch with the People
mulled“.
limit through several administra-
Hulls it has lawn the duty oi one man
to renal thr- nrwspapom tor the presi-
dent. This than read and clipped and
pixstmi. it» tilled scrap instill» with
such article-s on the administration at
lw thought tho president might want
in we at aomc iotnw time. lim is»
sides all this. it» read with rriorrl'itvo
to what might bc oi immmilutn «on.
corn to "1? yrmttioni. Will-rt he lmtntl
anything he thought ilw lift’llil’lfl
misht want to read at once. hr- «tipped
it and paste-ll it on a sheet with the
date and name oi the paper. These
sheets were laid before the provident
as regularly as the mail requiring his
The reader tor the presi-
dent had a place on the White House
utaii as iar back as ilrant’n time. it
not earlier its went through all oi
the principal papers oi the country.
Now. the reader oi the girl—oldent has
been abolished. Dir. Porter is a news
paper man and believe he he» a bet»
ter way to an-tsnpitsh the same pur-
prise. Furthermore the president has
a select numb" oi newspapers which
he prvim to go through himseli
These papcrsarenotoime partoi
the country or oi one political party.
Visitors at the White times have been
surprised not taircqscntiy at the evi»
dense they hers hall oi the president's
inatiliarity with the arwmpsrs end
their position on review unset. toss.
Just now the president is watching the
development oi the (tubes aunties
thumb the rdiinrisl Mamas oi the
paper he resdnwilt. holds illoheihws'
natal.
8hr ircalitIdP-ltes are tone! at
leasinsndwillgetiestastlnsctoit
ssthsyess lMastentthst out.
sadl'tiavsdittothsgtrilathsnest
data-visualisation.-
trodnoed the ioliowing resolution: ”I
That such guns, ammunition and
other naval supplies as may be m
ed abroad by this government tor the
national deiense prior to Jan. 1. M
shall he admitted at any port or the
Uniwd States irre oi duty "
littered a number oi nominations. lh-
ciuding some of those oi nonresident...
who were opposed on the ground that
they violate the home rule principle.
Charles R. Kerr-s oi Texas was defeated
tor agent at the Fort Apache reserva-
J. .l. i’ower oi Pennsylvania {or receiver
oi public moneys at Perry. 0. T.
Alter a debate in the house which
tallied more than live hours the senate
amendment to the lndian appropriation
bill providing tor the tree entry oi cul-
li)’ a vote at 99 to 136.
The friend! or the free home clnaae
the opwsttton at some of the prominent
leaders on the Republican side. new.
Dinah-y, linen-error. llalscll and Payne.
and thcy were runner weakened by the
incl that many oi the irtcnds oi the on-
position were» alienated by the belief
that, as drawn, the amendment would
Work injury to; the agriculturnl colleges
of the country.
The serial» amendment inr the rattli-
r‘ation oi the Srrllinoiw treaty was also
nt‘rilcnlll'urrmi in after tire ”Minna
p‘rnpll'iflun offered by the contends to
ratify the Kiowa. Comanche and
Atoll»: treaty had fallen under a [hint
oi order. The .u lion oi the house sends
the hill intuit in mnierence with non-
conr-urrem-e on all the senate amend—
ments. ' ‘
HUGE SUMS FOR WARSHIPS.
no
England's i'oloasal Estimate I”
Further lane-noel.
London. March il.—-lt was reported in
me lobbies loot evening that the Rus-
sian tllipv'l'liti uki'ai'ir: ordering the (It?
immrmcnr of 90,000,000 rubles as an on-
traordlmlr) expenditure tor the con-
utrurilnn of vvarships “it! cause the
government to illicit" a Considerable in»
«ream- in ”it? naval estimates. (
The! tlrst lord oi the admiralty. the
lion. lit-urge J. Gust-hen. in presenting
[llr' naval estlltlntes yesterday pointed
nut that, utth tho.- uollny on naval
works, the espvnlllture unwanted to the
t'olnssai slum oi Si'.’7.500.tsl0. which, he
explained. was even (unfiltered ill-de-
otuatc in some quarters.
t'onltnulng, sir, tiuecben explained
that the only was to a transitional
slow. in “hil'll many o! 1'!" admitted
llclll'lt‘llthS Vitrl't: due. Moreover. he
added. the gust-romeo: was intmdnc-
mg a series ..( unprovrments. The inhi—
lee display had two great. but they
had but rcavhroi that iii-at stalutard.
iiv'fflmnfl to the rhanrtel squadron.
the first turd oi the admiralty said it
was the liturti pow-rial nwr gathered
tugdhwr lim‘ .luiiws bring out only to
putlwl the whatnnel. but to engage in
offensive regulations in time of mar.
i' omitting. Air Hm: it n dilated upon
tin illlir'l and itn-mienlrtlnlts tom
of tits t'rttlsh tin-i m t him-wt silky.
by f alll' Vr’fiflr I! {rum nihri' foreign “I-
til nu .tu helm: an lllstnrtw- oi the naval
pr. par. (these.
To i umtesl Pooch I’m" a W'ill.
Baltimore. hinnh it. run has been
iinvllkhf in lhr rirrmt rutlrt lir'ir: for .
l-lnrirul‘iilvn It! ”in will (If "It? late
linu- h i'rntl. having in new the espe-
rtai purrume or testing m»- validity of
the tu-immr ni thr- residue of tilt. estate
to lio- Shwppurel insane asylum. The
a». uturs «slime!» that this will
amnuni 1.. oimus ilzwwu, to. lease
I'rnit of Suffolk muttty, Most. and
Mrs, Slluannah Tutu-y or l’lyrnotllll
ruunty. lilacs. brnlht-r and sister at
the dr'l‘r'illr'tl, are mentioned ill Mint
in the suit, in whlwh if!» widow of tilt
testnlur tiara nut join. )ir. Abner ”c-
Kirtlwy. ivrulhrr vi ilw prvmclrni. Ipv
Iiwfll’i'il its an olinrrr-y luv the cut:-
testiltiiln.
Held on t lungs at lug-wry.
)lnntlwllo. .\ Y” )‘Bf'h ii ——hlrw.
Margaret i'lttlms ltuyr‘e is in Jail hero
and will be held to await the action 0f
the grand jury hit a flange oi bigntity.
Twit )witl‘! ago Mrs. Itlryi'. was "ranted
to Henry it. l'hlli'¢)X ol “’urtsimro, a
man ni mun] smile! r‘lmiirr‘ilnl'th. Th?“
Yt'ltrii
irnru his all" no statutory grounds,
”to. by the tirt'h'tf, not being permit“
to merry ngatn. tin Yet». i: lost alts
married Lester linyce. a wrong no!
murh her motor, and the adult caused
so much tin-snip that her arrest tor hi;-
only resulted.
Instrwetlvw I’m- In a finalist.
Deadwood, it, 1)., Muillt AIM-"M.
starting from on overturned pot oi
molten slag, wntlrriy destroyed the
plant oi the: llwtttltvlmd and Delaware
iirlleller company. tiers-rill vars belong.
log to the Burlington and Blhhorn
walls were (hollows). as was also A
bridge on tho itorllngtnn tracks. The
low! In the? ”Miter mmpsoy It pl“ “
3230.009, with insurance at 91”.”. The
railroad loss" will be limit "0.8..
l’oor hundred men are thrown out d
emphlymvnl at the earlier. and a a“
her oi mines will be shut down.
Ma...
[north Class Vestal—tun.
Washington. Harrie ll.«"l'he tailors-
appointed:
i'rnnsyivsniwchsneysvilie, .l. T. in»
well
New Valle—Argyle, f‘harles A. W;
l'sntnvllle Stallion, atnsmt listing
m that: l... ills-h
lion in Arlsona on this ground, andalao’
ed lndinn lands was nonconcttrretl in
ago Mr. i'hibos «wrest a divorce -
ing iwrtit class untrnssters have hw‘
.2! l,
Ill executive session the senate out» p .-
made a gallant struggle. but they met .
s
James II. Itelder; 7m If! m" ,
Walaelaysslmm
Gammon. larch li.~—-'l'he m
01'an laid the (“Mm . a
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