I{all Tress)
1’1—"oiilclsl infor-
received that tour
1! fibreoztorpsdo boat
tired to Cadiz." '
éni'wliI made by the
1' late yesterday lifter-I
y confirmed by Lieu-
all, the American na-
7 on, in a despatch to
Rent. The information
.‘ Having reliable in-
‘ The Spanish fleet had
4'(liihs'ry islands the au-
yit'lied that it was
the news is regard-
on and it is believed to
35+ Wine on the part of the
ilar'y occupation oi Cuba
loo without counting on
roln Spanish men-of-wnr
' V0 weeks to come.
that period it is confidently
t the reduction of Havana
they will be garrisoned by
troops with modern ord-
will give stronger resis-
punish men-of-war than they
‘ It give to the American
. deprives of Cuba and Por-
bases of supplies. naval ex.
I the positive opinion that
'IIposslbie for Spain to tight
' . waters so far from . her
, and that the scene of tutors
ill be transferred to the other
the Atlantic.
demand that when the re-
lot San Juan and the military
I of Porto Rico are success-
“ "shed the next move oi
~ I I Isnt will he to occupy the
“ands. which will be an ad
huue for operations against
-- ug the return of her sons-
which was at Cape Verde to Ca-
dial taken 11 course which is
‘ .h naval experts here. The
will to permit oi the collee-
i most formidable squadron.
I , ll necessitate the gathering oi
clad squadron originally pro~
‘ the War board.
to the intelligence now in
of the two departments
at or sear Cadiz. in excel-
.the barhette ship Pe-
armored cruisers Carlos V..
Cristobal Colon. inlaatu M11-
and Almlrsnta Ouuenllo; the
battle ships ‘Villorla 11111!
lbs protected cruiser Alton-
” o boat destroyers
la.
the arrival at the lua-
Oadls was a great re lei
I lies. The battle ship Or-
rts. the Marietta and
.I II“. Tim Organ
, she arrimi yesterday
‘ ‘ I last night. much to the
i, a oillcials. who urc 1111111111111
. ,, in order to send t‘aptain
mulling odlcer. lnstruc
by the shortest route to
Ital-a
. tho Spanish tier-t this gov-
' ' .11 Will be able to plat o in our
M m“ trifle ah'ipu
, an: assoc n
wooed class battle ship 'I‘ox
Iorulasrs New York and
the protruded cruisers New
I Orleans and some smaller
Illl'pwtlo boats lllli converted
Idlug the employment 11!
on live mail the gown»
yes Mable lurch ellI
Medias duty and s than
“0 new and destroy 11111
”Iml's that lipslu may run.
’ attire Atlantic.
.... , naval circles the belief is es
Hi there is I lblllly oi
. Iii“ to "t sthe i'lllll
«Wind Hill‘m'li into by
MW,
_ 1.
3‘ were permitting hellgor
, . lsutissal mid l'lllil
human-111111 11111
, and tits diatom“ 11.111111
, honoured a dent steam-
KW 1st- at 1-11 wuts an hour
plea at tables on
than“. it to get to the
which would its
"little supply
y the "authorities do
Mrs as the 11er ot
. order to strengthen the
roll as ranch as
will leave hilt
by the latter
ass blot: wm'mtn.
Ass-slam liml
H liI-I-(‘listsplon Jimmy
Ina liars is...
My mad- as bay
to the
thesis
Wt
mettle-111m M
"iron
‘an will be ..nccompllshell I
W‘slhl
the Spillhlfignm
...”‘1.
moors ot the diplomatic corps. reprsa‘
seating some at the most influential cl
‘ ”tho great powers 111mm. him upon.
: ciaily exchanged views on the opportu
titties oi 11 1111111111111. prompted by the
inert friendly spirit. towards urging type“
I, on Spiln the' littllity bl further prose-
clitlag’ the war ind induclig‘ no to sue
' ror peace on the basis oi the relinquish-
‘ment of Cuba. the promise of a war in-
demnity and ‘ the occupation of Manila
by Admiral Dewey until the war in-
demnlty Would. , It irritated by one of
the most influential members at the di-
plomatic corps. an ambassador. that
inch 6 step by Spain wits the logical re-’
sult of the crushing defeat at Manila
and that Spain should he the tint to re-
aognise it‘ as a measure for' her own
sell-protection Her best friends in the
:amlly of nations ought to urge it upon
apain. the ambassador said, and it it
were not for the chaotic condition of
main at Madrid be felt that such peace
1verturos would be welcomed there.
The view was put forward only as a
tentative not as a move which the Eu-
ropean powers "had actually begun; but
.1. indicates a new trend of feeling
among leading foreign representatives
in Washington; 'l'neir discussion has
'been without advices from their own
government but it is said Spain's plight
'is such that a movement on the other
side may begin at any time towards in-
, ilucing Spain to make terms for closing
the war.“ It is said that the nations
most friendly to Spain might antler al-
post as much herself by prolonging the
war and the ultimate annihilation of
ipaln. At. the some time those pow-
1111 most friendly to the United States,
oarllculsrly Great Britain, would. it. is
believed. Join in any movement prom-
ising to restore the peace of the world.
It was stated positively at several of
1.11 embassies and legations today that
intervention in the sense 01 staying the
course of the United States was no
ongoi- being discussed.
The' military authorities connected
with the foreign establishments say
that Admiral Monteio and his entire
staff of ofliccrs ought to be. and tin-
donbtedly will, be court-martialed for
illowing themsevles to be surprised by
Admiral Dewey's beet.
POIIOHID nmmo WAT“.
Sacks ofOotton and Arsenic round in
the Stream at Camp labile.
(By Associated Press.)
Atlanta, (1a., May il--~A special to
the Constitution from Mobile says: A
second dastardly attempt to poison the
'nfantry rcglntcnt at Camp Mobile has
been made. Several days ago_ some
toldlers lound In the'creelt which runs
alongside the grounds a sack tilled with
lbsorbcd cotton. which had been sai-
nratcd with arsenic and tied ’down he-
neath a rock which Juta out into the
dream at a point just above theI place
where the soldiers got their drinking
water. iiy accident 11 irmper discov-
ered the deadly trap. removed the sack.
1nd upon the contentir being rewaled
reported his 11nd to the commanding
91111-11. titrlct orders were given not to
mention the incident. and so the matter
was hushed up. Since that day. how-
.Iver. the creek has been closely watch-
ed. and vigilance was rewarded win-n
Corporal John Sullivan. of Company A.
sixteenth lulllutry. found a poison ling
loaded with arsenic and anchored down
that as in the llrst instance. The cor-
respondent by chance overheard two
soldiers talking about the plot to not
son them and instituted an investiga-
tion. The oiilcers prelerrod not to dis-
Iuss tho matter, but amour the privates
tooling is running high and they don't
fall to 1111111111111 throw lvctl.
tipaulsh spills urn known 111 ”0 lurk
log in the neighborhood. where a uum
tier oi lipauisrds reside ’i’llcy arc all
under strllt scrutiny and musationul
disclostlm are loultml i‘11r.N11 one
limb“ that sums oi Spain are rcsponI
Q Hi.
mammwaao II "If!
«1-... .-.
Isaebsslawh‘arhAntraloagJoura
or still ”no. kudos.
tilli Wlatotl Primal
New Volt. *9 ll II'l‘Ilo llriliall nim-
mcr Windward. which bionic-1111111 l'onI
ry is to on ill Areth- explorations and
which llIll limdoll 1111 March lit tor
ihlll port. 111111111 d ill at fluidly iiooll lit
11:30 o'clock this morning in low oi the
tug John T. l'rnli. llho was that
atsbtni oil the highlands ut 11:01 11. 111..
but the observer was not sure oi her.
Her old fashioned aptniuruuw they
have had 1111111111th in do with the oil
tii‘l‘ 11111111111111 oi any n oi oi her ill low
buildup. hit it l the tint lttlws
too 111in of 313mm days from
Iii r was given
yesterday at lads
were llrialtwaterr 1y the Norwegian
trait 111th tissue. from Jamaica.
which reported hall sighted a Vessel
roamed to he the W ndwarli yesterday
nut-anus about too in lies 111111le oi
hnwlclt island.
llAilMi‘iAll INNS llA'l‘l‘iJllllll‘.
‘ my Austrian-d Preset
ill. throat-alas. l'si.. liar ll-‘l'lis
raiifladl at this state have stand it
l raise a lurid to build 11 hsttluhlp tor the
savor-assent. 1i- lraows 11s the "hall-
msa ’s until-shin lass." 'i‘ho rall-
rolsl mushy molars-es of the state
its enlist the asst-law at the
rat twist taro tambost the slalom
lill‘l'l‘fll MAM” worsen.
firs-urinal From.) 1
law "curler-11.!" ll—«I’l'ito British
may grsettlil thing it others than
Frederick Schumann had donated a
their
. slid rlulplsailirsya‘olits
“.1331. n... ... .... 01111111111111
“timed-allowing tilCIsWtu
fboWMMdt tbs hightuprios
by the government. Still a low of them
have shown thiamine patrioti. enough
QperhspIy to are the ranks of wealth
from condemnation. so 1er as love of
oouutrylaooliesraed.
111. John Jacob Astor. the American 1
head 11111111 family. has equipped at his
own expense a battery or artillery and
presented them with his compliments to
President McKinley, promising to maili-
1111111111111 during the war. We have '
11.111111111111111. ou the other 11.111.11.111
the 15111111111111» name of Vanderbilt has '
as yet appeared among those millionaire
patriots 1111111311111. country, but it is
not too lite.
Best. 111 111.111.111.111, we like the
course of Theodore Roosevelt, lsteaec
1111.111 secretary ol the navy. now to be
lieutenant colonel of a cowboy regi
meat. Bo.osevelt isa man of action,
111111.111. all 111111.111 shared under the"
restraint of sitting at a desk when he
longed to bsufleld.‘ At last 1111 Was per-
mitted to resign and laltlll the desire of
his heart to go into active . service.
Theodore has a ranch of his own in the
'far west and he knows his friends the
cowboys. Good luulr to them and‘biml
'It is good blood. that of the Roosevelts,
A curious true story illustrates the
extent to which Emperor William
guards his little majesty (rout being
jolted stores across seas sndlcountrles.
A postal card received from Wales by a
business house in Germany had written
upon it in transit some steuogrnpbio
oimractm. The German that received it
hunted around till he found an English.
man who ltnew stancgraphy and asked
for a translation. The stenogrnphto
characters condemned the emperor with
a large “D," and we are told that the
translation was"promptly and joyfully
given" by the Englishman.
Thereupon the innocent man in Wales
who originally sent the postal was or-
dered to boot up the man that con-
demned the emperor ateuogrsphlcally
on pain of having the matter made no
international nil'air if he did not do 1111.
Unfortunately for the imperial German
dignity the man in Wales scofled at. the
request. William' I majesty must be a
very irugilo and perishable article.
W. n congress comes to consider tho
quest on of what shall be done concern.
ing ha, if the question should come
befo it, let our statesmen not forget
thslwarory of the Cubans, "Liberty or
desthlU-Uuhaus have reached that dos
perats stage where they can be no worse
oi! than they are now. Death would be
all welcome to them as the present situa-
tion. and to death they will go to the
last man. machete in hand.
The Mullen Times puts the law or
neutrality among nations in a nutshell
as follows: "The ll. of arms by neutral
nations is a lawful commercial adven-
ture. but a neutral state must not allow
itsportstobsussdasll they werepart
of one o! the countries at war. For as-
alupls. a cruiser could uotbsailowed to
return again and again to British ports
toohtaiaooaiaudstorss aossto sally
forth to prey on these-1mm oi an en-
sniy. " This point of the law oi usu-
trsilty England learned truth a still ob.
last lesson. libs allowed the anlsdsrate
cruiser Alabama to “return again and
again to her ports to be titled out with
11111111. coal and other supplies for the
purpose at making was on the ships at
the United States. ” The hairy damages
accordsduudsr the Geneva award to be
paid by England tor tlisss little coul-
morolsl transactions was to all nations
emphatic enlightenment ou the duties
at neutral nailous.‘ . 4
My adoring a new trial tor Zola the
French authorities are simply dancing
upon a powder msgsstno with a lighted
lass steadily hurtling its way toward
them. The li‘rsuoh republic is not tlo
stable is its place that the osplosiuu
1111M hurl it into treatments. The
charge us which it is [tsunami try hots
again is that at slsadsrlug themslbm
at the court martial which tried and as.
uulttsd My lu declaring that they
were arm by the authorities to clear
hint. Thus the seam saataiw Drey-
tas would he made to appear last. by
tile "ll oi flay. wins the mil idols
wiai Milo. the aathurliiu hops the
dolls limit public will have lost is-
tarsst lit thieaIaIdwilissshola sus-
lssswl 11111111111 seam assault!!! with
Milena-rs. list let all that tile world
rrh I
F J u, “11?qu Caron Ours. 'r is-
. 00., like». 0
0.4 I..I1 .avi'n 11 .g.
We the undersigned. hm mural
J. Gurney for the last sum
and “blilii'is hilli ”needy honorsbia’
its all business dishonest. 1111111 lla-
ancially able to cirry out say 'dbilga-
tiou made byth their ii
wus'r‘ a TltliAX Tons. 11m
igists, Toiedo,0 . .
Ivy/11.111110. KINNAN a warm»
11111111111111 dr l,sts Toledo. 0.
‘llall's‘Catsrr Ours is taken inter-
jnally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces oi the system.
Price 75 cents per bottle. hold by all
‘druggists; Testimonials ire's.’
Hall's family Pills are the beat.
s. B. Parker, Sharon. Win. writer:
“1 have tried D‘eWitt'n Witch Hazel
Salve for itching piles and it always
stops them in two minutes. I consider
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Solve the great-
est pile-cure on the market." Edward
P. Weed. Norwallt. and (ten. (l. Still-
son, South Norwalit. »
Many old soldiers now (eel the oilects
of the hard service they endured dur-
ing the war. Mr. Geo. S. Anderson. at
Rosuvliio, York county, Penn, who saw
the hardest kind of service at the front,
is now frequently troubled with rheu~
matism. "i had a severe attack late-
ly." he says. "and procured a bottle of
Chamberlain's Pain linlm. it did so
much good that 1 Would like to know
what you would charge me for one
dozen bottles." Mr. Anderson wanted
it both for his own use and to slowly
it to his friends and neighbors. as every
fsmliy should have a bottle of it in
their home, not only for rheumatism,
but lame back. sprains, swellings. cuts.
bruises and burns. for which it is un-
equalled. iI‘or sale by (l. C. .Stllison
Souuh Norwallt. and lei. P. Weed Nor-
wa
OA‘TC 111‘.
is I
“Adv
some
“I!”
Mr. Cuyler is one oi the leading mer-
chants ot this village and one of the
most prominent men in this viclully.
-W. G. Phippin. editor Red Creek
Herald. For sale by (l. C. Stillsoa,
South Norwalk and E. P. Weed. Nor-
walk.
————.&~—.
WilOOPiNG COUCH.
i had a little boy who was nearly
dead from an attack of whooping
cough. My neighbors recommended
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. ldld
not think that any mc he would help
him. but alter giving is a low doses
oi that remedy l named an improve.
ment. and one bottle . red him entire-
ly. it is the best
ever had in the houso -.l. l1 micro.
South Burgellstown. I'n. lI‘r or solo
by ll. (3 Stillson. rtnllh Nul’Wllll. and
E. l’. Weed. Norwniit.
8. M. (leary. Pierson. Mich. writes:
“Dchlt's Witch tinsel Solve is curing
more piles her‘d today than all otlwr
remedies combined. it com «cums
and all other skin illmmvs." Edward
P. Weed. Norwsllt. qul til-o. (f. iltlll.
son. South Norwallt.
-Aostoa euros headache.
llOW 'ro CURE A (301.0.
Simply take Otto's t‘ure. We know
of its astonishing cum and that it
will stop a comb duh-ilcr than any
known remedy. it you have Asthma.
Bronchitis. (‘onsumption or any dis-
ease oi the throat and lungs, a few
doses of this great remedy will sur-
prise you. If you wish to try. call at
our store. and we will be pleased to
tarnish you a sample bottle troo oi
cost. Largo bottles 5111- aud 25o. lid-
wurd l’. Weed.
...... ...—.....- I...
CASTORIA
In lshsts 1.1111 Children.
hill ..
ems.
-Aaalaa h m
lilllAllltAllldl l'till‘lcil iilI‘ hilllilt‘.
Ilusio hath power to soothe the
savage boast. but not any more potent
is it over the lot-lugs limit (‘lovoiand' s
Lung "ester is over diseases at the
throat and iltllga. it lulu unwell to ha
11 wlimlga remedy tor l‘m1gl1s.l'oida.
Asthmai bronchitis and t‘ousumplhm.
l‘ail at l'lslstmt's "11111 More. in Winth-
lagloll street. tloutii rwullt. tor
a trial lsutio loss. hie. libo.
i .11 rat.
‘9‘
l have been 11 mum-or 1111111 i'ilrlllllc
diarrhoea «or slow 11w war and have
used all lilalls ot' undirinml lint it. At
that i found 111111 roundly til has been
sunrise as 11 «tire. and the is (Show
hl-rlsla‘s Hoth- (thou-111 and tits liarrhosa
Mug-l” . Emil-hunt.
ha. ssiall 1.1 1‘. lltil 1a.s11ati1
sue-11.111.111.11 Word. mouth.
H080“ lll'mtlfl lllViDlll. I
11111 Assimialml P .l
(lastsa. outs. rm
Green. at Toledo. taught
road. ltld Haley's W01
‘1‘ mailit‘illfl ‘ '
the
All a
11'"
The 111.111.1111 season has 51111111111111] the spring trade, and our stocks of spring
and summer goods are so large, we find it necessary to begin to cut prices this early
you 1111' lines of reasonable goods. It will surely pay you to look over- ourJine of the
following goods and comparctbc quality and prices ith other houses- I .51
l
Rel-11mins. . . Window Screens. 1.111111 Sprinklers.
Lhwn Mowers. I0ll Stoves. - Garden Toolm. ,‘
Hammocks. Screen Door Sprinkling Mi“ ,
01111111111. I Gasoline. Stoves. Scythes and Sickie‘s.
Bombs Porch Blinds. ‘ II
Rubber Hose, 3 ply, strictly guaranteed, 101 foot.
Headquarters for it lags, Lanterns and Bunting. . ,
Furniture, Carpets, Bedding, (iii Cloth, Baby Carriages.
Willie cleaning house remember we are the only on 1st cleaners in Fairlie-Ill
. t‘ouuty. There are corpct ln-niers, poundcrii unIl destroyers, but we thoroughly
cleanse llll'lll, retuovc nil grt- use or dirt ”talus, restori- the colors, raise the lump,
11nd rendl-rthem pt- Irl'cc-tly moth-proof, without removing lh1111 from the floor.
This is the only practical and sanitary s3 stem.
The Quickmeni Blue Flame Wickiess ()il Stove leads the world.
w. s. STURTEvAN-T,
North Main and Ann Streets. South Norw-lk.
EMBER. «Ii?
\/
See it.
Carpets, Oil Cloths,
Ingrain, Linoleum, . .
.1. Tapestry, Mattings, .1. ,
FIR Brussels, Rugs, 60 T0
T Velvets, Mats, 7'
’ Moquettes, Portia-es,
Axminsters, Drapery,
A.Dickerm’an&$on,
84Washington St, South Norwalk.
All that’s New
In Spring Clothes.
wish every man in Norwaiit could see this New Spring
stock. All tha‘t’ s new in tip-to-date Clothes for Man
WE
and Boy is here.
WE’VE searched the best markets of the country for
choicest products. and there's not a store in the
land better soon 1ped than this for sufipiyingde- you
with the very 1th productions of to bestd
and tailors of our country.
but all the essential points of
true workmanship and best material are embodied in,
our clothing. \
trouble to show you this 11t11ci1.1111d we'll surely please
the most fastidious.
signers
skimping in make-11p,
no
/ 1b
' ill-l Wusbin 11 Street.
FRANCIS 51 co.
9
m 110111111 11111, «W
'AHLGKEIO. wholesale and retail. central “riot.
Violin“ Add Mall “I'D l0
osovruisl . illituhof when illi'lllllill "'2'. .
m m m um “M of oil lilo luvoritc broods. o ...“; '
W'lmmfifigmmw Lawn Grass Iced. , $333311 0.. MC.
afldlfl'. I“
W 11111 g mtg-III M 1. Cooling. lyihhiwlllltllllltiiillil.
we said savior-1m or "alumna " H O I I [wil D. I I H
mwumy ‘ll‘ “:39! 1W.w' m
Psalm-ago. m was
mmmfll ...—.... Hung ...‘I II.“ “OM.
III-II“ ...... Raymond Bros. 1111 t 11111,
”II-mgr“ 111111111 11.....11. ' ,W ......
l a Your Whose
“Q lit's ”scum Poser.
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