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Evening sentinel, Thursday, September 29, 1898 · page 6

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But at tile Gilley lioate.

 

 

. Mute-00001000 000i- In

“”0000 won kicked-A ‘
gatiomnoormeqaod

337 Auociated Press.)

New tort, September zo—Thom was

fit Impromptu scrap at the (Illsey

0000 ’I’qeaterday afternoon between

3 00'0“! and "Kid" McCoy. Star.

I u, to who came out first beat.

-' M iii rtut remains that Corbet was

aiui in now unable to move

“bill Without difficulty.

Th! ('0 boxers. accompanied by to.-

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taIIIl IlcCoy, line a Hot

 

Inn or White." I . . I
A blend III armor toIII "00.20900“! ‘.
but ill. "Kid" that not ltlelted Corbett ;

 
 
 
 
 

and that the latter was merely tutu.

Al Smith related to ted haythlit'l fur-

ther than that lcCoy acted the part of
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'l'“ Wflml‘l' TIAOIDY.

Coroner notion of lrtdwortfioldo an
haunt-m» filing-ea.

Coroner Doten came to Wa-tport.
yutet'dny, and held an Inquest Into the
death oi Charles Brown. who who
found tint‘onaclona In the yard of Mra.
8. .l. Builteley laat Monday morning
anti afterwards died. Robert Caruth-
MI.- one of the witnesses examined.
said that with a friend named John
Cuindon. be won driving pant the re:-
IIIcIIco of Ilra. 8. J. Bullieiey when
Brown. who waa intoxicated, stagger-
ed out min the street and foil between
the IIiitrbI of the carriage. Carutbers
said he not out of the carriage and
dropped iirown over the fence Into tinI
yard, ituowlns he would be better off

 

MrII. llulke-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

ith‘rI than on the IItreet.
‘lIy i-‘fllilltti that she heard Brown
iwacu be nat- dropped into the yard and

MI frieuda and admirers, met In the
new 0 little after i o 'elock. Corbett

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

I, 0 Oopidine wont to the hotel at
‘00“ to see Al Smith in reference to

film! placed in Smith“ a hands at
time be llglied articles of agreement to

that McCoy was to levy It. anti they?

that the money was IItIli iiillll'f In IIIIIIII

in Smith's poaeeoidn. Corbett. (‘onri-i

dine and Smith adjourned to the res-
taunnt.

‘ It is said that when Corbett iiillrihtli

' dining fie returned to the corridor with i
“Constanta and Smith and took a seat:
Presently Nu- '

on one of the netirm.
‘ gent. who III the moving spirit to the
Hawthorne A. C of Buffalo, hove in
sight and bad a chat with Corbett
”Ntllzent said that he was very sorryl
“’that‘ Corbett had lost confidence in the
club, and wanted to know why he had
ignored the club Elf) repeatedly.
“Because they never came I_o Inc."

.tite 00.500 forfeit which the ex- --cbam ”mm" ' in" "V” “”8" me
[Minna brought out at the Inquest that on

itbe Ivcning before his
.. b0! McCoy They had heard I“, said It Id bad a didpnte with a man named

were there to foreatnll any ouch pro, " "‘l‘" ““"‘
“an”, When Conoldlne “m, motored 1.4.1 It I: \ifvtlifi be. several duya before be

it‘ tiring the night heard him any several

The fact
death in own

l‘annluiz. but it III believed that no
struck. (‘oroner lloten

'IIvoIIlI ...Ider his decision.

 

BTAtK-i Ol' 1.3115288.

Otirv yanta Alloge a "Fair Young
blah” Killed Emma Gill.
Superintendent Birmingham a
.l-IIIk of several hundred letters from
all parts of the country relating to the
."I« low .\illl l’ond InyaierI, says the
iiIiIigeport P‘ItrIIIIII. They are curiosi-

has

itiea. Smite of them Inc from lilt‘fl

Ilaiming to be lbnbtniu nib-414 iioiu

.Iiilil‘inoylllliti. and all kinda and tonal-
Corbett is alleged to have renmrlted..titms

of p.opie. Those who have

“Neither was I consulted in nnythinai ‘Inyntcrlona powers" on'cr to come to

that was to be done.
catapaw. and as i am one of the con-
tracting parties 1 think i have a right

. to be seen as well as Mr'COy once in II
while."

Just at this crisis \IcCoy. May and It
few others emerged front thet are and
accosted Corbett

"Yon' re It tine follow to call It man it

monkey." Corbett .‘Ilifi to McCoy. l't‘ft'r-l'

win: to n dcspntcb which the. latter I.~
‘I alleged to have sent to him a work Intro.

when Corbett necimed McCoy of below

in league with the IiIiII'IlIorIiI'I club to
do him out of the tight and purse.

Gray. anticipating McCoy. said:

"The Hawthorne club III II legitimate
and charterd organization and doesn't
want to defraud any one."

“Yes." added McCoy. "and Won't I-iicul
anybody."

"Well,” returned Cill'iltii. Illiecllili:
his remarks to (tray. “it .\ict'oy is 4in-
cere.-wby dorau't be shut to tight Inc
elsewhere than before the lion'-
thorne club."

“He. doesn't need to," said Iiruy. "We
can pull it off in IiuffIlo. Just wait
until October 12'. and keep your contract
with the club.“

"I tell you what I think." replied .iiii!
provokiugly. "Mt-('oy IiIII'H‘ll'i want to
tight me. IIIIII you. :I.~ “'l‘ii I14 tlII- ‘lI'hL‘
know flint. llc‘s afraid." I

Gray.
ed: “Why. you .lI'l' only
You're the one IIIIII's Iii'I‘IiiIl."

“i'm ilfI‘IIIII." IIIIIIIIIIII I‘III'III-il iIIIIlI'.
"Why. what makes you think .-o'.‘ I‘ll
"Rh! iilm rlitlit here or anywhere 0i-I'
ilo may Milt-cl."

According to I'orbotis town" In.
(‘ny swung hie II II illili I-IIIIIIIII ('III‘III-ll
alongside lilt‘ hmII IIII-clllm’. lit!“ in
ter'a hat. f‘IIrbcII Wilts ‘IIII‘IllIicI’li
that he stood IIIIIII for .I Illlllllt'ill and
“life“ I" iiitI "Kltl I' 'i‘hi'li lIII actIlI‘Il
Into Corbett II‘lti iltI IIIo III’i/A-IigltlI-I
had II. but and II My I‘oriII-I‘ mid
Fft'ilclt MI'I‘IIy III tho I. i. i‘ll‘ IIIIII ili'
TIKiIi Illlti ilI.tI .\iIi‘III IIIIIII-Il 'iiliI iii
the nbdomIn. ’l'lII liit'il nun Il:I-II lIII -
tlI'II away by il'itIIIl'.

f‘orhctt W‘lr- t.II..II Io III. iIIIIIIIyI‘iI
place and upon in :IIIII.II III. l'ottiu—
Kill. of i"? \\'--.»t i"ttl'iif‘|il atom. a...
Ullmmmttiti. HI IIIIIIIIIII i'II..I0'_. to bid
The plIII;i ilil Ioid I'hII Sun Itilill'lil'
ihtlt (‘oIIIIIi IIIIII iIII-u IIoIlII' IIIIIIII-l
anti only on .IpI I a llI|IiliI't' Ihrooah ii
‘iltlrut'lc. lie raid that the IuiuI-I ‘.\Itllii|
IIIII pcrmunruiiy iiihllitil' lilt I-\ tI|If|i
pion.

ill olitttlkiim III ilu iin.iII i'III'lIIl!
afterward: =a‘ul‘ ' I llt\t‘l domain
that MI-I’III' IIIIIIIII snort to ”III on
iiiil' llit'llIIIIlII to put me out of Iiil' iIIlIl

iIlIlIiIlIg,

fill

min. Why didn‘t ill' I... lit IIIIiilllIi
wetllt'u» to defend inllllwil" in .I
IIIIIIIIIII. illli'llIiIl bulb to hiltiil‘ l Itlll

bent hint. \I'cii IlII all Ili‘ll IIIIII. not
the IIcItI time We uuci i'li know IIIIII to

I was merely IIE

tot Mr.4. (iuilford.
.II lIiir young man who did the deed.

as cool u.~ ii cucumber. illIsWI-f'

 

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Luncheon
Beet

Youauvbialtt by
[more that
"0005000th
”Mitt-ah.
“Minnow.
nonhuman»
omen

WWW-tailed
anon-u.

ARMOUR PACKING 00..

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llritlgeport. go into n trnnct- and solve

;IbI whole mystery. some for expenses.
‘Ulilt‘l'ri for It
jsuperintendent. withstanding all
9 wilt-.4,

lint iilI'.‘
iiiclr
kept bn II'IIIII'inIz his web from
tangible things until the IIIeIntltiIniion
oi the I'Iittiiu IIIIII IquphII and 1b- ('l'-
itiillf'l‘ pointId to .\lI.4. iiuilfm'd.

III some of the letters the ciIIlrvuyu
anta- gave descriptions of the parties
and other thing.4 iilil‘l had ii-‘I'il l't‘~
realm] to them. It iH Ililllllh‘i lli‘t‘liit‘rN
to say they not far from the description
III moat cant-ti II Iva:I

consult-rat ion.

The, niiperinteiiIII-III'II until would ill-
Iilcnie that iilt‘ “little country was ill‘
irresII-d III the case.

A SUMNER GOES INSANE.
(liy Associated Press.)
Fresno, Calf. StpfeIIIbI-I' L’ii~~—\\'ll-
lIIIm f‘II4cv. t_'ouip.in\' li. 'l‘cnIII-nce

l
IoiunII-II4. Inininped III Sun I rnntl~I ll

lies in u III“ In the insane IIIIId III the:
I'liiiii hon c
wandering IIliuh II-ly on the pluiu4 nctr
l'IIrI linunb on tin Wed hide .\I illllth

he is I'IIIIIIII'iI and IIIl.4 of the .~IoII IIfI
iIIIZI Iiion iiuiu lIIII I'm-leuuui “Illicit
ilv' become» \‘iIIif‘ill and imagines minc-
IIllI- in fI'l'inif in kill him.

'ili.\\'i-I|.i-III (IN .\ 'I'.\(i.

.\ lllllllii I oi WHI‘IIIMI'I'I‘ III iill‘ l'Ilii-

lII.iIi tinfoil
tit waiting IiIi‘Ill around :I Icry Inter-
Ih‘I‘lioII.‘ III’I~

IiIilI' iiilit‘

. IIIIII iiiilI II III of II ItlI-l,
,II'JI'I: oIIl. lite on .I Iitlii.
I\;I.4 |Il'l Ii).
i‘.i\'I'Il IIIIIlI III-.II. l‘IliilI'i iiil'i) ii.iiiii:-.
i.ll‘ .l IIuII I-II |.'litriillli and full oi light
thI it 'I.IIIII'.IIII IIIII‘IIItI-IiIII-thody.

NIIIIII..I 01 till litiii III illllt' iiiillililoid
IIIIIIIJ. ilIl Ii..tt II.II~ il-l' noun; III In
Him uh.» itili douu Iiltl III .MIIIIIIII
Io llilliii‘ I.IIIIl iitl Il.IIIIlI jargon .\I

...l II. III-III llII‘ii In: .I rililli. III.II
III-ll rll~|i0liilIIi upon her humid
.I _\l uni: “noun ltoialint;
III in r lll‘lllh. 'I‘o IIIII pivoio.

.1 unit‘ \tllll ii Ill 'ill‘ I'Iilieii
-I.:I lil' ilII litllllt III illI‘ IIIIIIL
II; III..I i‘iiiliili, IIIId llniflllu .IImIntI-ra
.I ..II-II'. lI-II- ..itili: III I It‘d).

iIilI‘ i‘iiiii odd IIIIIII- .tll iill‘ no) limit
III-IIIIIII, Ill llill'lil ibrtunni. ull ulout.
IlllIi \\‘II' on I I no) to 'll'l' liltiliit'l.
IIIIIII noun I .\Illi.t lilIIino-a .IIIII ubo

I.lii

,II.IIIII1.I.II PI of
.I iilii
'..I it
'. ‘Ii'ilfli‘t

It I,

I... » ..I HUI Hot tb Ilio.IIlII.I,I. :01. Lou-
tr iii I‘iIIII iilllll “ilitil -IlII 'Ilnll‘ii‘ti
I.I'i:.I‘.i§. IIIIIIII III)! to bound. ”1‘!
iIIllI . \‘Il. \I-I‘I Ilflill. iIIIII IIII' lilll
.iltl“\ \.III III.oI. III the Io.II.4I4I iiillii
I I..IIIII. HI. i.lliil‘ti no inundat-
“.It .i ItIIi-- IIIIIool ml. III which
-. I .I iIII |I ‘Ili0l_\' “"0th nillv‘. IIIII-
tins. I:IIII~ Illtii ilillil' I'llU‘iIIiliN that

I‘II.I?IIilII'Ii int iIIIiirllilll.iiiI|||. Iii lilitel
i‘.‘ it': IIII» \ l\ ..IIII‘III. and
about III III II Iiittltttnml IllliltllIIi’ II
.IIIIIIIIIII ltlli‘ iIIII llIII.u

II'IuIII It quIbII I‘l|lilllill In I.illIoIIi
IIIIIIIIIIIIII III-r LIIIIIIIIIIIII-bip but euII

i. llili‘

.iilli who IIIIII "I‘ll tanned and ”VIII
.Illout IIIIIIII no of iill' II‘III'III‘II III-Int
.‘lli tire. illli III'III'yIIoIII‘ IIIINI-Iii h I

llii‘ l'Itill toIIiI It I on“) lot
iililc iIIiII IIIIII
blti

.IIiIi iIIfIII‘.
iIIl' HI I.oul.I lrntc Ibo-
IIIIIIlt~ iriuudL of IIIIII'iy IIII III IlII
IIIIIIIIIII room ~I‘lncluunti "lifl'lilll‘

The town In Holland bI-III prothh-II
with plain oi woraltlp in the ililiil‘ili
on. of ItuI-IIdalc. where there Ill't' IirI
chuI‘I'bIII IIIIIl i‘ilillif'iit. li‘lfty belonn to
the church of E‘hitltitid and ith to the

atom onfornIlIIII.

”w"..- ...—.....—

‘I'u the vlttora belong the privilege

I“! fighting over the apoila.

loiiot. Both,

.5“

II.. ii
i

The 1. li. William. 0

WA 9 H I N

Supplies 800W

1 var inc makes wotlt easy .—

Makes thinga loolu liltn new-Ifimttlmc, labor.
and moIIey~Commeuda bulb to thrifty house-
liccpcra. in every package of orinc there' Is

Cake of White Olychrl e Toilet Soap

I the ivorinc; the Toilet Soap

 
 

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rem Ind IoleatIIa-I-I

 
 

and Norm You only pay ‘

‘0” you nothing.
.I't'oudunwhiimriiihu amid lloario. . . ‘

”...-....—

POM! DER

 

AFTER THE ACTION.

On top of one of the. breaat'IvorkII be~
fortri Santiago aloud ll aliubt boylab fig-
ure clad in the uniform of a Hpauiau
I-oIIItItI-III-II. lie. wait firing rapidly upon
the American linca.
up from the earth beneath blm. the
IIhricIt III ilili cut-mica built-ta ran: by
Ina curs. yet be held his own. unprotec-
tcd liy any tIhlclIl and ruined hla iettden
pellcia upon hlIt idea.

"I wonder If tlIiII‘II It (‘lllit' of hyster-
icII. or pure cold nerve." llilithl‘ilOl’fl
Pearson of the Rough itidera.

lle‘e getting too good. whatever it
is." answered hiII "bunkle." "lie put a
vcntlilator through the top of my but
juat now."

"WIIII, l kinder little to do it. but I
reckon lt'a tiIuII hlII IIhIIuty come
down." continued Arizona.

lie fired as be upon. The volunteer
tlIrIII' up his bandit. llia knees buckled
under him. and be ploughed down the
other side of Ian brcuatwork. on his
back.

A moment. later the American line
swept forward ill itII memorable charge.

Arizona's path lay directly nerosa
where the ritleman had ntood. As he
I‘Nll'ilt'fi the. top he glanced down. The

Ioluutecr luI before him IIiIh the life-
blood IvIIilina up front the wound In his
ii.lf.‘I0t

“the American proton-d on for sIeIerIIl
paces, then he stopped a monieni and
looked back. There wait something one
pooling in the limp and broken figure
that had been I410 full of life but an in-
stant before. "l)——n it!" thought Arl-
zonII. "lie was. a sandy little cues-
ilIe boys can get along all right with-
out II". I ain't going to leave him here
like this. anyway." '

lie turned. and gathering up
tight toriu ill his powerful arms.
mode for the rear with II.

it!

iHll'iIiI‘li tenderly on It lIltIukI-I eprtnd
upon the grass: “’l‘iIci'v. l’lllttI. oil
ho). that's a man worth having lie
the hunt you can for him and oblige.

 

 

 

lie Iva.» :Itic ted IIblIc.

li' ('lllt'iliililii national in.

“ilil iltl’ilt‘ ililii'k i'I‘I-,.

iiII- .

‘ tnm- iillrt IcIIlIy country. anyhow,"

Eh. ,.'ltl\\!hlii .4 ill' liiclted HI'VI‘i'Ili poundt
Ii lllllti iIoIn his hot. "Wish 1 II'.I.4
5 wt. in Ailrony with Home dry Lin-l
.-qu|Ir Inc-«licllo! hert- f'dllll‘ei It acnoi
‘li..I liIIltY" iilt'll in .\iI‘IIchIII-Hpntiiali,
'Wboi do you blah?"
II no.4 no iI.I0Ii~w|I'iIIIti,
iiI'~.~ null Iiiliiila'ii i.ll‘l
fI-Ipm [I II to .4: c.
it'tlmllltlllii
iiihiitlli. it II‘.III that of u uIIIItII~~I0'o-
"Hit of forty or IIII-I‘caitouts. haggard
IIIIII II'oIIlIiI.
i, "I ml. to) non. IIIIIor.”
End. IIIIII IIutIIi IIIIIIIIII.
.\iimuo u-pI off hi4 lint "If, I I'll”
in of ‘I‘t\III ."' be .4nitl. llt- iIlll'W. IIIIII
.uml. tiIII courtly Spoolah tongue. and
it! II III II III‘III-I to iIII- apt‘w'il.
Sh toiti IIII otory I'IIII simply.
tool} on the bud thing tell on t‘a’
III iiII \HI‘I .I ItiiiiiifI-Ii‘.
out Ib- i..tI Ii lid) b IorII. 'l'bI- F‘Illlliieil
. I'.Ilt|llllfillti llllti ah.- knew
o III taunt qu41 IIIIIc II fallen her oii~
Ii)‘ lllll‘
I ' ”I' ii|\lIi hip touuti'y no. and it“ II.I.~
M'lllll" ' IIIII- I'lllli‘iiitit’l' with :I

wholly taIII-
. I-nth an ill' iltl'i
that when] iihl‘iiI Iil lilo

she .Inawcr-

II It
will
lie bud Iron-

lin-II I4 \\I II

4o lII'IIII'.
'Iil! r-Iiii

A Ithplrtou iiiihilhl IIII'Iit-H
llilllii. “\l'ltni ii|||il‘ill‘iilll'I‘ luol
Ion." iii li‘titi‘li Iii I‘IIIIWI‘I', hh“ III--
.«Illiiiii IIII IIIIIIIII rilbiunn of the III‘I‘I

.\IilIIEIIIII

IIIIIII Ii I

tilt \IIIIIII.III died It tic-p iii‘i'iiiil.
ii.l i.IIIIllIIl: III .I IlI.iiI illiti it I'll til
alllulii Illtilllt‘lli )’I.4lt'llill_\‘ lI IIII.IIIII-
Iiiiill‘ III IIIIIII looking at llIlII III‘lIiI
hilitit u \\'l|llltlll.

"ll you at” iIlli IIIIII. whom. .\lI'

iII‘iil‘i I‘lillll'h niitillly
IIIII ill‘ of .IMIIIIIIIIII.”

ton on I I) kind I thouulii the
.\uIIIIIaua trial and ill'tll‘iii'lti""lll_\‘
litiy IIIII iiI‘I I lII'I'II IIIII‘ \‘ilii'l' iiI'IIltt'
IIIII .IIIII illliliti uwo)

.ItiIIoIIII Willl'ill‘li III-r elIIIlIitIII IIiIoul~
tif’lb with a nii‘IIIiflI‘ IIIIIIIIIIII III IIIII
iII‘IlII. .\Iony new IIItIoIIIIIIII Piilllllllwi
IIlIlIlII lIiIu IiIiIt‘ IIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIyII oi Irct-
IiIIIIi on liIII plaiua and mountalua. lunl.
illilltlit‘ti by iiillll‘t'". IiuItId bio IIIIIurI
III Impond Io Iuiottoun iil' utIII iltlii
IiIII IIIIII of ice -ilII|t. No ”In utood ill IlIcI
III. I\ of the pouring rain the b- rtift
nIoIhIr and tho lliilll who watched her
itl'lIf.

'I ill IIlII-i I--.IIuII and noon II knot of
on II IIIIIIII- ltli around the limb mother.
toll of ready III.mpIIIby

",latduu IIIi'l.lfllIl lIuI‘ IIIII ground In
tooilimI-IIII walking for you." IIIIIII Ari-
IIoIIII. ”I‘ Iiil‘iii'li her up and atnrtctl
for ”It boIIpltui quarter». M be waili-
I‘Ii. the thought IIiruI-tt him. that evrn
no bad h» cartiul the won. but twenty»
‘Iiour hour: ago- not only that. hill the
gfilli'k ntaln on th flannel ahlrt~Arlao~

‘l'lII-u i think I

The dual npoutcda

tlItIl .

He said to the. surgeon an ill‘ laid his I

Yours 'l‘ruly--::o long! i inuei Iilt Ih
tumor again."

The III-Ii Iiil)’ WIIF lilI‘ iil‘oi of thc‘
iI‘iiIc. .\l'l7iill.l II'.I.~ dolnIz' [III-hot Iilli_\l
III II.» poIIIIIII: l.illi.

your I

inn thought. of aolnething different. and
hunt thinking,» It, with grim deter.
Initiation

i M he not her down within the tent.
bli; ‘bIIaltie" gave him a Iocular l‘ett-tp'

I”hooiry here!” aald he. "0' yer
think i'm going to spend my time wat-
ching thin nreauer of youra while you-
r'e gailivnntins around the country
picking up gain?"

"Let go. old man." anpwered Arizona
ill a tone that made his “bunkle” atare.
“Senora.” he said. very gently, pointu
tag to the. death-like face on the bian-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

ket. "III that your son?"

For auawt-r there came a scream of
anguiab that chilled the blood of the
two Americana. ’Ihe woman threw
heraelf poa the proatrate form in a
fi‘onay o grief.

"0b.,my little one!
lite c.rled
Oh. my baby! My darling. Speak to
your mother~—but one. word—sweet!"

Arizonu'a partner saw the situation
In a moment.

"What an awful Job to put
poor old i’tiill‘eoili” in» thought.
alauied his eye around iIlIti saw biiI
mate. going green under the Inn.
"Damn! Damn. the luck!" lie groan-
:I'ti. and crIII-IIIIII tho heel of one boot
down on- Ibc other foot.

The mother kept up her pitiful sup-
pileutione, babbling tender. heart-bro-
ken worIIII Into the deaf ears.

Arizona grew whiter and whiter.
The strain of the fighting had left him
and his strong nervca In poor condition
to Weather a Ilt‘elli‘ like this.
Ihlmaelf a bruiofia murderer. Every
hub of the mother tore through him.

Suddenly. nopII-tbing caught him in
ihe throat and around to strangle him.
He wheelul round (and turned from the
iieiif
IIII-I 'buukh"
iIIIrtIIcII luIInIIdini i_I
Ic-Itt like etep.

up on
lie

 

who had III'IIiIhId him
followed

i IIIII i’earron'a got II heart ar- big as

an ox.‘ Ihf.‘ said to himself. "This cute
ihim iillili. I don‘t like the look of his
fine."

: Sti‘diflhtfnlwnfi?
Il‘lllitli’ifllli III' III.

'IlIc Illllli iiI.Ii bro-III be pressed.
.‘lloll ill .I train.
iiiiiil liilt i.':IIII
No «but his II (”Hi from the hole—
lII‘ II: ill] Ililll- II the muzzle .IIIIIlnI-t his
head.
\ attain itillili iolioucd and tin rc-
IIoiIfr went winning down the gully.
Arizona uhhhd around. lnatinctitc»
LI' nuralux the iiilM‘l’Ii of his right hand.
I‘ilIII ‘butikh" lhIt-IiltI shoved It still
‘4in0iiilll revolvcr IIIII iiII hoiatcr.
"Pretty good Idiot." be said to him-
III-II with min-II IIaIIIIfIIctlon. limo
mid: "80). Arizona, IIIIeaitln' of that
groan-r of youth. he loolIII kinder bad
Just now 'I-aum- oIII l'illII gave him
slinlf' dope. but III-‘II Itolu‘ to net Well all
right. the tiiil. Hiya. 'I‘IIouIrIII
like III bear it."

builds.

"HIIW fiI'I‘ fill. \ll‘.
meet you.“ IIIIIII Ila "hunklc"
t'Oliiii'iti liliiliiiion III "I'IIIIIIIIIIII‘ liltin-
'li‘i'ri." Nii’t'l’liit‘it‘lti he gave the hand
a heart)" IIhukc.

l’earkon’.‘ illad to

He fell '

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My dear one!" i
"0 good (lad. spare bim!‘

 

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made “Arizona. till-i;
follchd. Through.
like a I
until he come into a'

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you'd
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.\I'lzonu .IIiIanIIId Willi Illlirirt'li'ill'ti

with 0 .

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“WI-ll. Luippom- or may as Well be

walking built?”
"I lilip'lflht' “0' Indy."
zonu. .I “Hi! IlIIIItli.
.\nd the IIIII parinele pluuuhul II;
thumb the mud and rain.

be continued.
quIII'IIrIId In

“it

IVIIAIY 00' m "'I.

A I‘Ililit‘ lif'ttliilii'il from London mitt-4
that iill' Hirdar IIIIIIII‘IIII lilt' i'ltii'liilau
but not the "Web flint III l~'IIlIoIi.

The American and Shani-Ii
IIIIquiIIo-IIIIIIII'I IIiII‘ iII uicct III th-ukfutil
with the l‘l'l'iilil .\Ilnbucr
.\ffalrn.

tllllciul i'cporo .«IIIIW that the death
rate III the army up to .\llllllri :ll II'IIII
it‘Mi than out- po r ”W".

.\II-inbern of ”Ir commotion to invet-
iifldit' the combat of the war will no to
Hantluuo. t‘uha.

lie of the Philippine» III Miiiliinr‘.

.\‘aIIIl I‘ouaitutior llobaon III confiti

III-iii be cult IIIIVI Ibo I ‘oiott
i IIIloIIIIi ”lIIIIoIIIIrII llIIIIIIeII-lt IcIIIlI'IeIl
More than III:

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peace

of Foreign i

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I E I u, I ‘ 1 .

The r it. to
mom. «III ohm-W

Y «teniaya In the Philippinea, 3?? .16

. Kate feDoug-

'l
Igittinh’d‘dfi' ,
... Irvin-I

”than
f‘nieb i. 10
......AT... The momma of Zion Chapel. l‘iuch
Wynne. ,
Au numb»? nt of ainh:il lft book-
‘ , .\ . aye outta
P0 ‘11 r I 'l'beln mini-crown Ii atom in
‘ p In Nill’Wliifthwilillflm K nylllxfl.”

Also a large monument of l'oohei
ilooltu, Card and Letter 00060.

WILLIAM P. ., Ens,

nook Stationery and” (living.
00 Wall eireet, Horwalh. Conn

Still In It. 

II

. Price's.

 

I’m

1 have bought a stock of goods in Greenwich,

 
 

We, the undnuigud. hereby live no-
tice to all persona and corporation: II-
50010 to pay tam In the Town of Nor-
waik. that they are required by law to
deliver to the a re. or either of
them. on or before a tint day of No«
vember.-1000. II written or printed lint.
dated. ligand and aworn to, of all the

. property owned by them on the lat day
. of September. 1000. liable to album.

iii. Btf‘iaifltl may be returned to the
aurouoraxut the Amazon‘ Office. Op-
era liouae liizi'dtt'tz. .\‘orwallt. and at
the Council. Itooin, liaviland atreet.
South Norwaik. from and includinl
October 10th. 1000. to and including
November let. ”00.0"!” otheea to be
open from 10‘ to 12 o'clock a. 1a.. and
from 2 to 6 o'clock I). In. and on Sat-
urdaya and on November lat from ‘I
to 0 o'clock In the evening.

batted at Norwaiit. September 8. 1808.

WILLIAM ll. HENDRICK
ANDREW .I. HUTCIIINSON.
WILLIAM WARDEN,

‘ ' Aaseaaora.

 

Closing OutII Solo! I I

Ilicyc IIIII. Toot-I. llh- yen l’am, TireII. ete., ale.

Couu.. for less than

.up-to-dnte. thereby enabling In:
with i

. work, faster and for less IIioney.

 

I5c on the Dollar.

To clean themout quick 1 am. selling
Ladies' and Children’s Shoes at

50¢ per pair.

 

Men's Fine Shoes
;$I.00 per pair.

The above are. worth what I ask for them
to go chestnutting in.

 

Theodore H.Olsen

Washington Street, South Norwalk.

 

Campbell
Two-Revolution Century.

Added I-ieptmnber lot.

These protons are all new and
to turnout a hlglII-rchuto or job

tone ougruIiIIInI anti
high grade book II ork.

Coilreli DIIIIII Cylinder.

For printing [mater-II
and all kinda of Job
n orlt where Ilargc forum
are required.

Four

New
Presses...

 

Coiling Jobber.

I'or printing the better
claw of Itorlt. It liaIII‘
all the lquva-utente
IIIIII i. one of llic lineal
pieces of [printing Inu-
I-lIiuI-rI' in the Nor-
II tillw

c. A. trend.

Art Printer.

Ill and in Water flirt-cl.
Houth Norwalk.
t‘oun.

Peerless Jobber.

‘or printiiur the email
joint which MW in be
tuned out III II burn

and it done it.

 

/
Dally Freight Line

IITWIIN
Norwalk,
South Norwalk

New II.Vork

 

 

 

P'OPILLIII

fifty of Noewaik.
Vulcan

.\uultutldo will luaiuuratc Ilia rcpulu'

i

hundred li'il'll'llmll off

IIIIIIIIrquIu loII III-III melt of all clttaIIcII. I

liutnuel lipibmiiier. ili't‘llli'tl of Maui
lug II diamond. “ii-I Illnch‘nrgtd In a I‘o.
lice f'.ourI lueau I‘ the only other man
win the room with I0 pointed heard wan
LlIlenilfch tilt the I of.

Leading IIIIIII-r differ on to whether
or not Theodor-II Ronni-Ion III It “Die
Idem of New York ainte.
‘ Ity unanimotoc vote the renlanatimt
of the Rev llcury Diana .loueI. an rec-
.tor of the I'hureh of the Interceoaion.
iwaa accepted by Ihlt Voatry.
, New .lcrIIey i‘emocrttta refumi to
inadlrm the Chicago platform In State
it'onventlon and nominated Elvin W.
ff'raae. of Ellen, “Inventor.

 

and logic.

Loon. Nokulh D p. m.
0.0an Guam Norm-0h O p. m.

Loan 00qu their. Dine In I. 0.. locum.»
lee-.0. 0 p. m.

WANTEB.
Old Gold and Silver.

Old Gold or 001m of any hind: old broken or diaaanletl
Watches. Chaim, Jewelry. iii-Inna. pin. to any million.

lillIlI Gilli “WE WILL BL Hill FOR All Milli.

A. W. AUGTIN, Jeweler,
0pm Hone. Block. Norwnlk. cm.

i
I} DCIIT nu Ions.

for printing fIIIe half-I

*

Repairing.
General Machine ltepairln T'

i ll cycle: a specialty.

I-loutb
I Norwatk.

-_-.'_

IIIIIIImIIa'i'I. 1- C. Roth

’Wadono leIerII Proof

ror III ”1on map bade innrku. 2 Ozone
. «fare in trade mnrlII- and 20mm- numbing pow-
dt- r Irnde IIIIIrkIt ioro limited IIIIIeoIIIv.

A Pratt, and metal Verna 00011". ltu with 0 0.0
109000 an aha-l III 00

 

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FRIDIRICK w. Roolns'

‘, llli'it'IIE n'rouiz. '.I IIIIIII 4L. .I‘orwuut. ('l...
-—A.\'ii \T--—-

IULKLIV a. WHEELER'I

I iilI'YtTLE HTOIIEJIZSIIIIIII .\lniII street. Rn. ‘
Nut-walk. Ifoon. Jytxlttru

 

Al’l‘LYT

IJACOB M. ’LAYTON,

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I. AGENT FOR ‘
'mnmmmhh

Hartford. Conn.

.... -..——

Bonds for City and Two Official:
Promptly Issued.

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li..l.,li ll. audit. R. ii. Tlme'l‘tble

In effect June 1, 1808.

LEAVE sourn NORWALK roa
i“ NEW YORK.

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—-12.63:. 0.55:. 6.05:. 0.15. 6.66.

his.” 760:. 8.10:.9031. 9.30. 9.68:.
I.0'IfIII. “06:. 11.40.

P. ‘ii ——1" 47:. 1.11 2.26:. 8.00. 0.07.

610:. 6..33 6.55:. 6..“ 7.03:.8.11, 10.20

SUNDAYS.

Able-12.631. 0.05:. 5.051. 0 05.
l’. M. —5. 35. 7. 20. 9. 05!. 10.10.

LEAVE NEW IORK FOR SOUTH
NORWALK.
i A. M..—1203x. a..IIo 600. 7..oo soox.
~9.02:. 9.00:. 0.00 10.03:. 10. 00. 11.00:.
P. III.-12. 02:. Lot. 2...00:.302: 3.30:.
0.02:. 0.00:. 0.20:. 0.02:. 0.00:. 0.08.
. 7.00. 8.00:. 9.30.

SUNDAYS.

A. M.——12.02x. 0.00. 7.00.
l‘. H. ---G. 00

LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW HAVEN.

A. MH—Iiix. 1.2.0:. 0.20.102. 0.00.
Mia. 10.10:. 11.00:. 11.02.

1‘. lit—12.03:. i.i2. 2.06:. 0.10. 0.07.
0.27. 7.00. 0.00:. 0.16. 11.10.

llrldgeport in addition to above. p.
at. 2.02. 0.00:. 7.20.

SUNDAYS. . i
A.M.-—I.Iix.1.201.102.010. “I I
' 1‘. M.-—T.III. .
Au : Indicate: alarm.

loti'i‘li NORWAIIK 'i‘t) DANBURY.
A. M.—-0.tii. 9.16. 10.03. ~
1‘. M.~I.20. 0.00. 0.10. 0.00
Iaturdayl. only no a. a.

DANIII'IY 'I'O tIOI'TIi NORWALI.
A lip—000.120 00.11.00. .
i' him-020.000 0.11.
tluntlay iraina to nation". 0.00 0. I.

7.20 p. at. heave Ilanbury. 0.00 a. ...
0..I0p In. 0.00 a at.

0% iii!"

000v» ratio.
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' attain I 0 mm. mm II 0000!.
auteenlliM MMIMMMII.
no. mean «Imam-ma hit-am
imm‘m “Imam-I 0:“...
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immat- Ialanaauntu m
“Cunt PM. 00.. it. 0. Am 0-... has
I 040W ”00-100 m
Initial-lacuna.

For 0an in loath "malt by 0. O.
|0tiiiaon. 02 Wellington meet.

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