is ruin-m. is
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haul-slum by
Filipino
2 . the state. Th
looking into
the case.
lentil-grits”
The Norwaik police locked up Daniel
and William. Hanlon. Saturday shortly
before midnight. for intoxication. Dan-
iei_ Hanlon remained locked up at po-
lice headquarters over Sunday.
H. Glover endeavored to become surety
for William “anion. but Chief of Po-
lice Bradley refused to accept bonds.
After William had sobered up some-
What the chief released hIm upon his
own recognissnce to appear in court
this morning. ‘
About quarter of twelve Ollicer Wil-
liam S. Bartram had his attention cali-
ed to Daniel Hanion, who stood in the
doorway of The Holmes. keeler 0. Sai-
ieck» Company's stored singing and
making considerable noise. The oilcer
advised him to go home. and gave him
every chance to get out of the way and
avoid'arrest. Hanlon was obstinate
and commenced to curse the oilcer.
but some friends dually persuaded him
to start up Mill Hill. When half way
tip the hill Hanlon decided to turn
back. His friends tried to prevent him.
and be commenced to punch them
about in a lively manner.
Odicer Bartram then thought it was
time to interfere and tried to arrest
Hallion. He attempted to use his hand-
cuffs. but only goo one on when Han-
lon turned on him. Both went rolling
over in the mud together. the olllccr
landing on top. He olew his whistle
for assistance. hilt the signal was not
heard by the other odioen.
At this Juncture William Hanlon ap-
on the scene. lie was also in-
toxicated. and when he heard his
. brother Dan was in trouble he went to
his assistance. The three rolled ar-
ound in the mud. while some one has-
tened down into Wdli street and found
c Chief of Police Bradley. The chief
responded. at the same time calling to
llllhertril. Beers. formerly of Nor-
waik, who was arrested by Deputy
Sheri! li'. H. Judd, of Dethel. at New
lJoadoii, last Saturday. and escaped by
‘ jumping from the second window of
“ the Metropolitan Hotel. was re-arrest-
‘ ed in New Haven late in the afternoon.
2 only to escape again yesterday morn-
] ing by a daring leap from the 0 o’clock
train on the Danbury division as it
was passing through the tunnel at
Norwaia '
The story of Sean's escape from the
itan Hotel at New landon
was bxcinsively in The Sentinel
of Saturday. The sheriff felt decided-
ly "cut np";over_ the escape of his. man.
and it was bythe merest accident that
he again ward ponseesion of his pris-
oner. The recapture occurred in New
Haven, both men apparently having
come through; from New London on
the same train. As Beers allghted from
the front of the train. Judd got off at
the rear end. and lost no time in again
’ making Beers a captive. He brought
iri- toSouth Norwalk. and as it was
too late to take the prisoner to Bethe]
that night. he obtained permission of
the police ‘oiheiais to place him in the
South Norwalk lockup. Sheriff Judd
was also obliged to go to New London
to subpoenae witnesses to appear
What Seen the sheriff havi
. themafteruers'sescapsnnotr ‘
‘ When Beers jumped fror"
dew of the WM~ ‘
wrenchelfyllm‘and h
. . - 0dicer John Kenney for assistance.
“ ‘ “‘ ‘° ”mf‘ “l" ‘° rs. chief arrested William Hallion.
mind phi? film“ while Oilcers Bartram and Honey
,ed to In.“ it t e i . turned theirattention to Daniel Hanlon
lockup. 'He found the
Milan. 'He found the
Boers about using the member. Beers
told the physician that it was his own
fault that he was again in custody. His
first intention was to travel cast. but
lantead he boarded a train backup. New
Haven. The truth probably is. not»
ever, that Beers was somewhat short
of ready money. and wanted to get
among friends.
Sheri! Judd and Beers left the lock-
who kept the oillcers busy. He would
lay down on them. and they had to
drag him to the corner of Water and
Wall streets. where the chief met them.
Several citisens had assisted in get-
ting him thus far. and from there he
was carried to the station house.
This morning William Hanlon said
he had no recollection of the uses
which led to his arrest. and w do.
cldedly sorry the trouble occurred.
in court. this morning. it appeared
that William Hanlon was more solic-
itous of getting hie brother home than
he was of interfering with the ulcer
up yesterday morning and boarded the in making the arrest. He said he had
9:13 train for Sethei. Beers appeared been drinking. but was not intoxicat-
to be decidedly penitent over his es- ed. A pleaofguilty was entered to in-
. "'—-—- log. on th. contents. No one was in- town on two sides at 5 o'clock without Amman. six am sex and T0 LET-SPACE TO LET IN Till
mcuflu“ “3:: “ma“? figmhmg‘; gf‘tti'm' “'1 ‘ n” °‘ '5 'm "a" Ira. T..l. ballets Address the Santa mm. a shot beinghdred. The insurgents rind unionism; lines ‘3 and rm am gygggg glimggvgi ogom
m” h "u" at" “m h" "rd M I" the?” °' ”um "mm” " 'p' ) """fl luau". ‘m u PTIST l N {3:33:21an ‘lié’fiii’f. “3:235 axes-:3. um on 307;: :3“ NORWALK. one half blot-{howl of
honor that he would cut up no more peered that M“ brother William ""1 The South Norwalk Teachers’ Also- A CA J; DAR FOR THE tion and the roiiin stock The left Alsiiisaa 2m 2: sit; a! Washington street, with rear on the
monkey shines. The sheriff decided w some mend. "re trying to s" him i i WEEK a rear guard of four‘hundred menywho atshisss. so; are. old all/s steamboat dock. Contains in street " ‘
live him a chance. When he stated home. He commenced to call-the odi- ”WW “0“. ta "8“ '1' meeting '1 Noon hour meeting each day from however failed to m“ a stand and laoid'l' 8% [m m" ”6 and second floor connected, . of
that he wanted to get a glass of water ccr vile names and was arrested. Dan the mnklin school kindergarten room ”2:10 ‘0 12:50. beginning with Tues— my." “I; mm” of the main (one of aluminium; m’ m“ m. m“ 5.000 sq. it. each. Street “WM“, be
”u“ the "I,” entered the Norwaik pleaded guilty to intoxication. ’ on Tuesday "chino-November 1" The i r i th ital b ii bee one-macaw. 2: 273,; r: rm divided into four stores 18:70, or a .
tunnel. "‘e “mm V” "k“ “”"m ”mam" w' Lyonland Eugenemlla- committee of arrangements is Mil-ea 33.”...:h.!3n'.'$”f§"i'5.'lnfo'r'lilm'$33 Ogagrfinlz'lnf- ey ‘ ( pm my "a (mic-anamw ‘ low 161 livi- ls: smaller number of larger area. with
myfifimu‘fi mam 33: :33; 32,,'1;"?:;‘.,‘:,‘:;;";:,3f‘°g;.,.'g. Wilqpx, Means and London. The mus~ nice and be benefited. All invited. The "W" "I‘llfllmffl “l "'D'll’lcd to “PJ’”: ;: :3“ 3:? 'm ”"5 miegzrcggxz-tgmdquem'mm -
for the door and leaped iron. the train Police Bradley also testified regarding lcal portion of the manuals will be ""3"th mil d" at i 9- "Ii-2""! 391‘): ”a“ ”MW“ '0 "‘0 '0“ 0’ °' n .i, :32 "2;; if,“ 3;“ "mm ,muon m "'18 Now-1h M
in the darkness. The sheriff tried to the frame. furnished by hiiaaes Cora Dodge and~7=lv DA in. RGV- 000780 Brill". of “9 - fl ' cum“; "-‘0 m. m m m wholesale or "a" business or
follow him. but the conductor interfer— in summing up the case oi Daniel Lillian Farrell. The address of the Stamford. Tuesday evening; ltev. lies- ' Tbe‘Amc cans are iontiuulns their mmm COULD... as W 5‘ 59% factoringasgoods may “mum"?!
ed and made lilili wait until the train Hanion.' Prosecuting Attorney lncii- evening will be siren by lira. 'l'. K. "0 Brooks Wednesday. at l v. m.: :‘ivlnw “0 sink"! the! "Ir moment: ”it“ .. 2 "w m m“ m “mm by mm "mm
reached Catherine street, where it was wood sold it was the same old line Noble on the subject. Our National ill". 500'” RM. Thursday. Ill 4 i?- ‘V" I?“ l-"9 time necessary ‘0 do" mc‘“ 55% W as" w, Premises will be let an a "dunno??-
iu toallow him togetol. of offense. and a repetition of the capital. All who participate in any of m: Rev. N. ll. Prlndle. lrlrlsv. at 4 p. "0’ tn‘l '8 M be 2 H V d not “x ”u in: "M townmumnm Ex
A leaving the train Sheriff Judd charges usually found when Daniel the series of meetings during thel'elr "'4 itev. 5- P. 0""?!- 1111.3th even- Was ngfon. "0"?“ «V l-MTM‘ 0‘ (“"fl’m’mm' m WK m m” favorable terms to April lgfiumomu’. to
h back to the tunnel. lic iianlon was up for trial. are invited to be present at all of the ins. beginning with Wednesday. The "M“ “9’9"“ from Gum” 0“” m M." m “Juli,“ m. ”.5 '06 as m tenants 1mm, from that (mg 1‘”.
for. ilgent inquiry that his man Judge Gregory stated. in going over talks. Church building will be open from if 5:0.le at the War Department to- m“"“' m l.“ "3. m,‘ lor g Golden. agents, 14 Water street.
had ktothe depot platform, the evidence. that the defendant. Dan- a. in. until 9 p. li'I.. with service for 3'“ i N be “- h ' no mm‘mmw “if ”if m a”. South Norwaik. Conn.
upstairs through the depot to Wall lei }:Snlt;n.h had recelhved‘ It‘he utm‘oat gym” to g, g (LSIIOP. fizgfiwlzlgfmgflz :12: C'Xfimrx “ngeflmg‘;f:n§ Vohfi‘fig: 2;; “Wyn“... ,, m fit 4... W'i‘OAI’t—ENTWMU" “W‘T'nlfifmst
street, W. t avenue. na tyo t ecourt; t ata er serv . .___,,._ . ‘ —- war 0 ahouae
where :lldmmmug :g'wu'lort The El. sentence he had been brought innt: mm,"- 'm. o" M" 5.5%,"? angles. Vednmaybgfyl'n guffaws under Boll entered T-l- :W,ufi& fix“ I, M 3' 18 inc-deny street. Dial-walk. will}! not:
sherl u a in from a iiv court once again. Upon the earnest . . r. on e- - - - ‘ modern mproveman _ “a"
mu: 3.3.x... town ting! solicitation of friends on. mm case, um Osmlcseed Tsdav. 373%..32 will bless. We rest upon $.33. 'fflufi'fi‘é‘fp‘f. 32:33:: .1???“ 3’; 3;“ 3%“ :3 The“... s. 0...... .11 a
wtnfl"lr"."m:::"nmbzwnga‘tfim 5?,3°{L°“m”w}'3'w?: :flrffina; 7'” 3°“ ‘ GOWIChli 940"“ p ' all artillery and quartermaster's trans- '°-MW‘ 7‘ "3‘ 7' “it” “calorific"; desirable house. ll
Word :3 also i'ei honed to South derstanding that he was. to remain Comm"! lu- bed mu M vork the To manner a. a. it. roar. vorlstlon Ind Will have command In "mum ”i “ll ”3‘ "fl, rooms. and all modern improv ‘ .
Norwaik. Bfldmongfind other sur- any. Instead of keeping um pro- mm for dun clmnlns up its rmnt- ' Comrade Frederick a. Arnold. of Telly today. bis advfmlmh'" ‘°" Watson. 232 "I“ was 13.2 '""'°“°° °‘ WW"; "' "m ” w“
rounding towns. but as yet the prison- misc be was back again in a day or so. ly acqulnd property in Ann street. Douglas Fowler Post. O. A. it. will go 1;; ‘33:;“sgc 2 'I“ '0‘“: all" m u. “a MI. 57% m 57", 57% avenue. Apply to ayior a me
or has not been apprehended. and in so doing made folly of the len- a", 0, the Present manufactory of m, to Dsnbnry tonight to inspect James " ' treat in ’d "ff: 0' n “1 I‘m". l'ya'fl as am am “it a
When he left the train Beersleft hie iency of the court. “in the future he n m k ’1 m d “it. Moore Post. On Thursday night he 3" re ho. '{ teauzsmrom w‘ manual“ in us iia lllx .To LET—Prom Nov. '16 upper part .
"mm m a” "'" “a ”“3"” {3273. "Mb“? '1'1'":°”‘"°";."” all”. 3?: ol‘ddgundgrewgbmdsteadaw': m" '° ‘° ""f‘mm‘fi ”g?" " ti‘i‘lgiy'rillcmgli‘i’y inn-i433? cud-rodeo. «it for w; 47% of house a Hallford vised. an rooms
beeaabontall eatef ina lgiit- ac. “ r. all on cann re- e ceremony or no . erris ‘ ‘ u 7 7 ' ' ' '
wei suit. imfimh‘lcr derby. strain himself when drunk then he mm”°“°°"~ pm. Tonight Douglas Fowler Post "m ”w” "Wm '0 be 3"” °' (innit-WWW 7:“ g“ 7;“ n7?” :rnmd one luggage}: “lemma-A":
warrant for was issued by should not drink. as this court cannot 7"" “WP", intends to m" m will be inspected at its headquarters omisionst. “"03, ”“3““ '3?" ":53...“ ev.‘ g as»; at '
Prosecuting Attorney Booth, of Dan- overlook violations of the law. The I‘m" ‘0 ”'0 3""Kl9" WWY- to in South Main street. 3,, hole P. r 1 Whale?!" tIa "null Inc: v m a“ 3% mi 21%
bury. last Friday. at the instance of sentence of the court is 139 days in Jail mule "mm 'or I l-I'le uldlllon to the We“, a, N... on"... A mm, ,m do use“ a t. "nelson; on a; w“ um m M
...... ...... “WW..." r... . . ”m" "-’-’-——-——_ »m,,-~,,« «w .. ......... w commit: 1.52.. am": “r ...._._.._
liffififilk cull?“ a $33.37 nond‘mn‘hn at 320:.“ flrurfi'iu'.‘ To oucAleo A MALE caucus "' ”' m """" w ”' l’ L alry. in vicinity of Carnation. has 1- 0. - 1'. Horton
is now no doubt in the mind
of the authorities that the Beers who
is wanted for desertion is the same
Basra who is reported to have been
married to Ira. Iiyra White. of Stam-
MiaNawYorkcity. as told at
in The Sentinel of Friday.
a ‘ from New landon.
the sari that??? 7'. mill;
t a
‘ at he ltetrepolitsn llo-'
00:. if. H. Deere and
“in OD-
. that aha
York two
ion will undoubtedly furnish before 3
o'clock this afternoon.
iNJURID BY A ORAPPLING HOOK.
Joseph Popp. an employee of the
South Norwaik Street Department. was
cleaning out a catch-basin. Saturday
afterni’lod. when mt a.“
gra ag hook. in us on
tbeprlhnalh of lir. Popp's right hand.
making a had wound. Dr. If. Clllord
Pardon was obliged to take several
stitches is it.
WIDDID AT WM" MDT.
some way whiie‘he remained out of
e attorney. it is said. is
,‘mmfiu.mu DANIEL slams Rm 100 DAYS. fill-ll] aloha-slim
Habit-lawfuldths Wav sf ...__.__. ' . lad-cathmudfter-
D g . Agflalaths'hflafnrlntexleatlsnend usainll I I
M.-
Congregational Church. the Lamont
Club holds forth. First. in the lecture
mm. the advisability of forming a,
male chorus will be
the leadership of Ir. Force. assisted
losers. Italivilia and Tilly. Following
lowered a a.
basement. is the neighborhood
ty youn uses are expected
They wi'ii indulge in oyster
0'7. c
”.
sadlwiiitellyoiiwhstaerysnars
dealiagwlth
rdsyeoraaadries
delicious ~
.2
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W
The inquest into the murder of hire.
Sarah C. King is in progress this af-
ternoon. at Stamford.
Just before the opening of the pro-
ceedings it was learned that Charles
Cross. the seventeen-yesr-oid chore
boy. who is under arrest on suspicion,
has made a confession. .
Detective Rogers. a private agency.
has had several interviews with the
young man. At first the prisoner ad-
hered closely to the story told by him
originally. in which he denied his
guilt. ll‘inally. however. he was Induc-
ed to confess. and he made a state-
‘ment to the detectives, the outline of
which is to the sheet that on the night
in question he waited until lira. King
had retired. He then entered her
room and undertook to overpower her.
She resisted fiercely. whereupon he
hurled her to the door and struck her
head against the door several times.
She became unconscious and he lifted
her body to the bed. immediately leav-
ing the house to notify neighbors that
the woman had been murdered. '
it is reported that some of the de-
tails of the confession are revolting. it
is not known whether this confession
will be brought out at the inquest this
afternoon.
State Attorney Fessenden has ad-
mitted that Cross had made a confes-
sion. \
flout. la! cusses SANDS.
Parties WW“. sum of
Wind’s Hallie".
Landlord James Hall, of the city Ho-
tel. is negotiating for the sale of the
business. and the indications are that
before long the hotel will change
hands.
Mrs. Adeline (iiuck. of the Orchard
House. Rowayton. is among the pros-
pective purchasers. and parties from
Dsnbury have. also been looking the
hotel over.
it is understood the owner of the ho-
tel property. will line many improve-
menta made, an elevator put in. and
the hotel converted into a modern hos-
tclry in every respect.
-——}———___
Olin sarioiul. CAPITAL. -
iirliiuituumi ore-mu
AFTER lilFliili RETIRED
sundown-ransom”
—r—-—.‘.-—‘
MONDAY. malleable. mo“
‘ " ins iii-ill: lilmil ‘ a? 3;} ills hillllliél'ih ml loll am:
' it the Warts lethal ' “ ii ”Nicolas. Silent that”
" i ‘ ‘ ' n A 5 w .
WWI“ k attorne . and asked him to "YEMEN! "Ell “m {Ky-rm his" in: m:
seeifhe could no: fix up the matter in
bad consented to snobs contest.
Corbett then ht John Considine
lines for a battle. with
one for the oil
ward to him. i feeling better than
i have in years. y friends have urg—
ed me to induce Juries to fight me. i
will be rssdyto light before next sum-
mer "
Jehriee in outlining his reason for
giving Corbetttlrst chance. said:
"i promisstorbett i would take
him on before i defeated Sharkey. and
i will keep my "it. That is the only
reason. The may be more ell.
gihie, but premises are promises with
me." .e .
rlis lionnlnscnlrsaoss.
Sivanatthemchhbramatie'l‘ea,
Minsk-hm
The dramatic tea at the Central
Club. Saturday latternoo‘ n. was in
charge of Mist Allen B. Cram. chair-
man of the dramatic committee. who
arranged.a novel“ and enjoyable pro-
gramme. ‘
A short sketchlentitled the Home.
made Chaperone was rendered by the
following cast of, characters: Mabel
Stevens. Illa: Hal Curtis: Alice Ste-
vens. lites Ethel Wilcox: Torn Nelson.
a guest. Edward Ianvilie.
There were violin solos Clarence
.. 22:22; ""2 no. mur-
ence wa, an a re
Van Doren.
was-1*- . ..
manners h IACIIII SHOP.
i‘aaseda'l‘stalhsslstimatsdatli.”
la a bakery l'aetsvv.
Fire which started at 8:45 o'clock
Saturday night in the four-story frame
factory of the Peck Manufacturing
Company. of Danbury. manufacturers
of special machinery. caused 'a total
loss estimated at 37.000. covered by in-
surance.
The flames had their origin from
some unknown cause in the carpenter
shop in the basement of the building.
and it took an hour of hard fighting on
the part of the drelnen to get the blue
under control.
The building. which was owned by
Rundle & White, was damaged to the
extent of 04.000. and there was 03.000
This evening. at the South Norwaih
taken up. on
is will come a supper. served in the
to .
, stew. cei-
rsehers. lit. theses and milk. obf-
mnwnarvouaa'r‘:
fl.
Wm?”
WILL GRADUATI AS A PHYSICIAN
i
tions to the commencement exercises
of the Brooklyn school of trained sur-
Captain and Hrs. ft. ll. Rose, of
sauce street. have received invita-
it is said that
dght will be
his manager. the latter promised
to post 12.500 to the affair bind-
ing. The condi of the. match have
not been delinw; Corbett says any-
thing reasonahls {hill suit him. All he
‘ Bob Pltssiln-
molis again. I, going to tight some
lonshlp and if Fits
claims it. i mud. naturally look'for-
captured large amount insurgent pro-
perty and nearly half battalion ofrfonr
hundred
gather fill his art ate story I
w v seei- an
seven clears. Young with Third Cav-
alry and Satson's
lowed by the balance of the Twenty-
iuinu liii
IS bulimia
iiis Secretary unfilled, and the
Son of Geoff lateral and ‘
family sis Primers.
unconfirmed
liliilE limicii iliiiici
lsnailyAfreitsfssl-Trssss. as an.
lerhsttreagtheir Pacifier-Saf-
feriagfrem ulna-o. Owing to
in on
that duri
strata how a
V
pad the trigger.
in the right side
forty years old.
are far behind.
Colonel Hayes has captured Aguin-
aido's secretary and Major Coleman is
in Carraglan with an escort of no
Boiomeli. on his way to the province
of Nueva Visaya.
The son of General Lanai-es and his
family are prisoners. The general
barely escaped. The correspondent of
The Associated Press with General
Young telegraphs from San Jose that
Aguinaldo did not escape to the north
east. lie and his army. the correspon-
dent adds. are surrounded. His last
orders to. the Filipino commander at
San Jose were to hold San Jose and
Carraglan at all costs. .
The recent encounters were too one-
sided to be called lights. The insur-
gents are mortally afraid of the Am~
ericans. however strong their position
They make but a brief and feeble re-
sistance and run when the terrible
American yell reaches their ears.
whereupon the Americana pursue them
and slay many. The moral effect of
the news that sixty thousand troops
are on the way here has been unques-
tionably great.
The insurgents are adhering more
from disease than the Americans, ow-
ing to poor food. lack of medicines ftllfl
filthy hospitals with the result that
there is great mortality among them.
(lend-wine has in ter a tel-
egram from an insurgent captain to a
Filipino general. reading: "How can
you blame me for retreating when only
twelve of my company were able to
fight?" .
Manila. November 13. lo a. m.-—When
Colonel lleii left Capes. ten miles from
Tarlac. at l o'clock yesterday. hein-
tendcd merely to reconnoitre. He had
with him the Thirty-sixth infantry.
Slavens scouts. Troop it of the Fourth
Cavalry. a battalion of the Twenty—sec»
ond Regiment and Gatling guns.
The scouts. who were mounted. pre-
ceded the main body up the railroad.
They met a hundred rebels at Murcia.
but the insurgents quickly retreated
The scouts found the depot burning.
“it extinguished the fire and saved the
lidlng. The main column
up the mountain road. but before
reaching Tarlac divided. entering the
he rose 1'6.
Coal.
Manhattan dipping
Wail street. l
spicuous.
0
The members
Lodge room at 2
Solo transporti A i.
m M “n ber lith. for the
property north over mountains.
min 1.. Pillow.
scouts foi-
alh
than you
tons cakes; that all in
annotate.
Lippincott and come
(Hunn) was attempt
“bald up"
compllshed. He pointed a
Lippiricott. at the same time
ding him to hold up ms
Mr. Lippincott obeyed and with the
weapon covering his heart Hunn snap-
The bullet took effect
of the victim's breast
and he died almost instantly. He was
Renewed we
r/
. .
mun II III areas.
lawvsr's Isa Accidentalr‘lhests a ‘
hind wls Putin“ Uh.”
Philadelphia. November tar—William
Howiand Hunn. aged seventeen years.
son cf‘ltseklel Hunn. a widely known
and wealthy lawyer. today, accidental:
ly shot and killed Edwin Lippincott in
the iatter's cigar store. Hulln was are
rested and committed to Jail
the action of the coroner.
plaining the tragedy Hunn said
as a conversation with hfr.
companions. he
ing to demon.
could be ac-
plstoi at Mr.
only partially responded to the ad-
vances in London. Gains in a number
of the internationals were a small
fraction and in other cases there were
losses. Manhattan and Tennessee coal
tendered sharply downward.
Wail street. ii a. m.—-Prices hard—
ened quite generally after the opening
with decided gains in Sugar. Brooklyn
Transit. Manhattan and Tennessee
knees developed
and the advance was largely wiped out,
fractions were clipped off Roe
Atchison preferred. and M
cidc but Southern Pacific
iy. Toward the close of t
market became highly irregular. The
demand for Sugar and Southern Pacific
was heavy. while the Flower stocks
and Manhattan showed weakness.
Wail street, noon—Trading became
quieter and unsettled. Operators were
confused between the stiff rates for
call money and a sharp break in steri-
ing. Their indecision was reflected in
erratic fluctuations. some stocks ris-
ing and some others declining. in ac-
tive stocks suffered sharply. Pacific
Coast first preferred losing four. Oma-
ha and Eric Telephone two and Pull-
man. lifi. Heavy buying of Southern
Pacific lifted it steadily and Baltimore
& Ohio preferred was also in demand.
Near midday the Granger-a. Sugar and
Traction issues were forced upward.
p. m.—-—The
ceased to advance after the noon hour
and showed alight reactions. but the
upward movement was resumed to a
higher level than before. Sugar. lien-
hattan. Standard Rope, Lackawanna
and Cleveland & St. Louis were con-
'° “”2 import“! Fourth United Statea minnow. H. n,
beguiling: prisoner himself was a member um .
Wall’street. 2 p. m.-A reduction in
call money rates on more abundant
offerings and further weakness in ster-
ling exchange rates gave the firm tone
to the market. Prices rose generally
but the specialties were relatively the
best gainers. Advances of a point ov- _
er Saturday’s close were numerous in
the Standard Railway stocks.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private win of n a
Bohme. commission broker. 5 laconic
landing. Wall ureet, city. Telephone
1
Informiiovembsrlln.
Open like Low 1:!)
of Our brothers'
lodge are requested to meet at the
p. m. Tuesday.Novem- ‘
purpose of attending
the funeral of our late brother. Banis-
(llOltOlt O. CROSBY. N. o.
Norwslii. November 13th. ll”.
second infantry. leaving behind all ,‘——'—---
transportation. pushed out of . CftIATlON.
Leanna. San Quentin and In...“ Rehearsal will be held tomorrow.
and uttered
Tuesday evening. November it. at the
Norw osal Ch
The Orson. at 1:” o'clock.
s
m
it YOU CANNOT IAT
Buckwheat Cakes. order a
Hacker's napiack near
grocer and
may serve
the tamil
hands.
rose strong-
hc hour the
arch. on
inlaid ;
ills Aged P
rundown ill I ‘
awaiting
comman-
‘flm '5 lo M" ‘50 “I!!! ratified and MJMM Indiana. unn says he did not know the piu- “6 N ' 9"" “Mil“
isi prepared to bhck himself that he Gel was loaded: _ if lastly Wit.
w as. .,
"Brady “a hm". will meet on Manila. November 13, 8:43 a. in.—~ m you mpg; CHI"! ’ .
Monday." Iaidggorbatt. "and a light General Young is supposed to have .._.._.__.u ‘ ' BCNew York. November,
31': w'gmbm"$:g“fi::3$ reached San Nicholas, about thirty Wall street. 10:10 a. m.-+Trading war; d hf: :ho wast???“ ‘t _, b“
i will ignore whaling“; and cast “1"" “it 01 Dagupan, but his wagons active at the opening. but the market ay y is 9°“ '89. bars ,
fused to give the soil in .
bed when he was shot. M
were fired and both bulletsm
right temple of the elder ms‘a. m ..
pired almost instantly. The
remanded to the custody of the
or. V ‘ . '
The wife of the murdered Sui
the mother of young Schmidt.
Repub~
siderabie property to be divided. .
tween her husband, the prudent" ” 'hil
probate the will of his wife. Both son‘s
ed that the property left by their moth.
ed upon the father for
was refused. The son.
low his stepmother to get any of his
his father early this morning and
found him in bed. His stepmother was
in an adjoining room. The son re.
peatediy demanded money. The fath-
er became enraged. and raised himself
from the bed
when the young man drew a revolver
market ‘
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WANTED—Boy wanted to so near:
ai work. Apply to Carl Schaub at the
imperial Cafe. all! it
WANTED—A writer for periodicals
wants to do type It mom}.
or correcting of Puastahiag and
accurate: terms moderate. Luna.
6. H. W., Sentinel Odiee, South Nor-
waik. altf
’ whinging...
One Black
Walnut Bureau Folding Bed. with
springs. :20. Can be seen at 8 Say;
view avenue.
Tom.
a
of
your
dolls.
y will
and a half ago, leaving. it. in said. ses-
another son, now in Manila. with“? ‘y L
Twenty-second Regiment. The Mlle
er remarried and refused. it is laid. f9
left home at the time of the mail ‘
marriage. They continually demand-r .
er be divided. and in lieu of that calla '
”mm 22“.; *-
said. declared that he would never al- ‘
property. He went to the house of
in a menacing manner , ,
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Norwalk Chronicler