t o“ the D. A. R. to Restore
do Where they are Buried.
. nhnfifiullup—Waa among the
d ‘xlrnotcd to him by the
t of Counoctlcut He was
valuable oillcer loved and
h
or .11 my years of agcwhe at the
tilt Mohegan. engaged In the
limp light at Narragansett In
woodcuts of the six cuptainu
in hip memorable battle. lie
H pooh Lake, daughth of
Margaret Lake, the first white
1 New London.
h Wheeler~Wns llOiIl In IIJng-
ut 1602 Coming to America.
#115 be located in Lynn. Mass” un-
" when he made Slonington his
’ had large tracts or land giv-
y the town and mode largo
. us, until he became the lamest
I older ill the township. Ho died
686, an active and honored member
First Church. He was elected
Ame Deana-Joined thI. curly set
4 n 1676. coming from ’l‘aunton.
' ,. y agreement with the town ioI
purpose oi? carrying on the busi-
'0'! a blacksmith for which he rc-
all a grant of hind. HII becam
nt ma‘n In the atoms of
Iii! His son. James Dean. JI.,
a
on cloth dressing
{ltI‘ Peter Brown-——\‘l’as II descend-
! Peter Brown. the carpenter of
15112 He married Mercy Elliott.
figlngton.
He was a r‘evolutionmy
' which command he held until
no)“ Williams—«Was born in l 759.
diér, serving under Captain Stanton:
1780' and also under Captain Pren-
Ho married \lai v Billings.
e purpose of tho IommIIIoII.
been appointed by thI Fan-
“in Iedy‘a‘rd Chapter D. A. R. of live
restore the {:1 ounds of the White-
Oumetcr'y, w II-h holds the III-
" ills of these distinguished peoplc.
should them be zI our plus of runds.
I (1111!. allup; (mum and gIVI-I of tho
1 pint whose remains do not rm
:1, with those of his iliu mow
the battle field at Narragansctt
. arnestiy hopcd “I. II this appeal
toilet with the approval of thosc in»
hose hand: it shall fall. and that
will aid lII-I snmc by II coziiribu
1511;
"The regent :II' the Nor“; Ilk l‘ huplci.
. R., will I'I'cIciuId llil\ IontIibII
131‘) ‘ “desired by l‘t‘l‘solls lllll‘ll‘h‘ll‘ll in
’6 above statcmcnl and forward tthn
the Mystic I) A. R.
Abbas OF MAIL PRIVILEGES.
WASHINGTON. Novcmbei Iiwl‘oI
or General ClIIIIics EmorI Smith
8 forthcoming nununl rcporl. will
u call the attention of Congress to
abuses of the second class mnIl
.~ matter privileges. and hill rIIIIIIw in
runs languagc. his l'ormcr IIcIom
waendations i'OI log isintlon. looking to
’I olltion of those ubu: (-‘N Auolli
lure of the mpml “ill bc tho 1'!“
of the glowlh of the rural froc
‘YORK. Novcmbcr V. ~(‘ ()lle-I
ill manavo ilIc old IilI.I,fIIndI.Ir
,in tho tIIl ni lill‘ IIIII III-\I sum
the now ymhi now bciun
at. Herrcshol‘f' 5 shops. in BIiIuol
I, to defend liII- .lIIIIII-iIII's cup
hilt Sir Thomas; IIIpIIm' S IlIIIilIIII-
“News of thiI (l' fiIIilII IlIIIIIrmiIIII.
MO! Ml‘. lsclin'n IIIIIIIIII fiom II
llllmun who is: In clocc touch with
. ow undci way for lIII- Ilcfcnsc
TIRE VOTE FOR M‘KINLEY.
ATAVIA. lil.. Nov‘cmhci 1.4va lie
on unanimity IIIIquIII In tho his-
1 political clIIItiono in the west
Wu by tho coqulIItII count or
ay‘u ballots lIoI'II. Ono prccinct
toontlrc volc of 7.7:“. to McKinicy.
m~—--— .
. , onNIx. III-I7...
date for I. .Ilogntc to Congress
.. a...
Hindu, our entire clock of Car-
" ‘ Hem Gouda, Bicycles, eth,
,. It eon.
nIaml Franklin
"BEITO.
Novombcr 8—«Mur-
mlth. of Tucson. tho llcmocrat-
ted by a majority of 95’ .5 over
In llccted heavy pIoilt taking by proton.
‘ll‘ll‘il to cause declines
inotnblc nice that transactions in lots
of loss than 100 shares were not rcl’us-
‘cd by brokers.
.oIl lots were cut 'cly wanting In the
‘I‘IIIIord up to into in the day.
cons advance in prices was checked
’ quiet.
erect .moming In tiII-I American Iicpartmcnt
51111115118 mill In the 10W“ and Opening pi Itce hIIrc chc somewhat
ayflmver. and 33d signer 01’ the Idon weakness was entirely ignorcd.
1! ct He Was born in 1753 died in Pennsylvania sold in London, 1% [III
of low last night' 5 parity.
'After 1113 (llSChfllge “01“ 1110.11 “glut at the OllOllan. but
, he took command of privatcm Iqum strongly.
l
ld'tl ill-1814.113 was 11 Ievolulionarylnnt movements in the \l{)( k malkct
“ liIIIIIItIIl
WW... .I... b... w... {W
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK. November B—Jl‘here
wore indications about th .atock ex-
change today that yester ay’s frantic
demand to buy stocks had somewhat
spent lte forcc, though the crowdu in
the galleries were no large and the
scenes on the iioor quite an Interacting
tie yesterday. The London market re.
I... .W .. Ha... ......
alonals before the opening of the New
York marketnnd prices of some stocks
were lower when the market opened
here. than they were lost night. There
was plenty of buying. though. and some
huoyuntcpots which helped to hold the
murkct. such an American Tobacco,
Manhattan. People's Goa, the New
York public utilities. Chesapeake &
Ohio, and the steel stocks. Pennsyl-
vania also rocc to 140.
Large orders were received by cable
to soil III the highest prices and D10-
i'IIls clonal opcroiorn hem in Now YOIk
begun to sell stocks short and then
by offering
stocks below the market prices. it was
Y eterday these order-
Thc market stood up quite stcndlly
against the selling, but the spontan-
and the market showed an approach to
WALL STREET, 10:10 II. m.——~|I0II~
‘doII’ I'chIted hcnvy piolittuking (hi-I
nl‘l’cctcd by this, but hour of the dc-
clincc was down to the London parity.
in some of the internationals the hon
but sold here
Sugar broke ovcr
rulliod
Trading w as not act-
lvc as yesterday but there was a largo
dIIIIaIId fm stocks.
WM 1, STREF'T. ll a.
one point above.
III. ~—lIIIpoIt
wmc confined to tho spcc inltics Iiur inn
the iiIst iIouI lluuincse was huge. in
Ihc Inilronds. but theIc “.125 enough
.IIIIIIIk oflI'Ich to prcvcnl an) matcrinl
pIovIccs upward outside of Chcsupcakc
Iii Ohio. which l‘0:~l(‘ strongly. Amcrl
I‘illl 'i‘obacco and Manhattan \vIIIIc hoar-
lly .IbsorbI-Id. :IIIII boIIIIIiIId up 23’, mo 2
‘poiuts IcspIIIliIolv Hug.“ got «'Ig pcr
“I.I<IIII abovc IIIstIIIIlIIy' a I losc and some
of tho stcci ulocke. iiIII TI'IaItions ( on
Tobacco and Pconio's (ills
wIIrII nil 3/4 better. Amcrlcnn lIiIIncod
(iii pI'IIfcI'rIIIi brokII l. but Minneapolis.
5 . Paul and Saul' Sic Mario prcl‘crrcd
III I'IIncIId as much.
\\.'.\l.l. STRE l'i‘. nooII-ml’riccs lIII-
can in Hold to prolillakiug and tho
hours put out short lincs. TiIII slocl
.IlIIIIlIs: illlll oliIIII‘ spI-Iclallics lost a
mini liilll AIIIIIIOIIdu I'cuIIIed 134. Thu
Pavilion and i-‘IIIIItinIIIIIInIs fcii bIIlow
last night. Missouri Pacific losing a
poiIII. A rise of 25.; points in l’IIIllIc
Mull did not I-lIcIk tlIII dccliIIc llondu
\\’l‘l'(‘ not us III-III'II as yoslcrdny. but
wow liI'm.
WALL STREET. 1 p.
wurI‘l spurt of 2 points lil C.
lll.-“-I.I\ll up
C. C. I”;
SI. Louis. and (‘nuudian SOIIthIIrII. Ii
in SIIIIII Hoop prIIfcrrcd. and .311 in
Lukc iCI‘iII and \Vcstcrn prcfcrrcd, IliIl
‘lol benefit the uencral market. Prices
rIIIIIIIlIId slowly on moderntc offerings
PIIIInevleIIIiII getting to with 1,5. of you-
lortiuy‘s closc and Sugar lg. IIndcr. By
1 o‘clock IlIIIIIII IvnII. ll .stcadicr tone on
IIIl'III-Iivc support to Manhattan. which
(‘llI‘I'iIIIl it ill\ to ill-l.
WALL STREET p. III—Manhol-
laII \vIIII bid for in blocks of l.000
IhIII'IIII. and mac in Hill, MIIlropoilIaII
Slrycl ilnllwny Joined tho rush. and
bronchi loll. nnd llrooklyn 'i‘rnncil
ioucbcd l‘IT. lIllMleIIII'I-I tho Inovomcul
wiliI :I I‘IIw (IyIIIIotlonu. wuu narrow.
with IlIII liiillOl‘lOllf‘ fairly steady.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wire or E. A.
Hohmc. commission broker. Swartz &
Corbett's block. South Norwalk:
n
‘ II or romurkabl
n Remarkable bower W‘elrd Myth-
torlous and Unique Entertainment. iIr
eluding her Latest Oriental Sensation,
somuoneucv.
it you went to know anything visit
Hoyt‘s Theatre and oak Miss Fay.
Evening prion, ii), 20. 30c.
Thunday Matinee (ludien) only, 250.
Saturday. 1» and 25 cents.
Reserved Seats on sale at Hoyt’II
Theatre. South Norwulk, and Wood'. ~.
Drug Store, Norwaik, 5 days in advance
or each pcmrformancc.
HOYT’B THEATRE,
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9th, 1900.
James A. Herne’s Great Ploy,
HEARTS
0F OAK.
Strong and rugged as tho rock-bound
count of New England.
PURE AS THE OCEAN BREEZESI
A l'lQlll'll‘lllP. ln Evcry Line. \
Direction of the Author.
SPLENDID COMPANY.
MAGNIFICENT SCENERY.
PRICES 25. 50 AND 75c.
llcuci'vcd Seats on solo at l-ioyt'II
'i‘lIoIItIIc, South Norwnlk, and Woodi-
Drug Store.Norwulk. 5 duyp iII advnncc
ol' ouch performnnce.
1.- ._ ._‘..-_..
”DI . -, I
HOYT'S THEATRE.
Mondav. November l2lh.
THE
Glarylioncertilo.
01“ NEW YORK.
MARY LOUISE CLARY,
Primn Donna (‘oIItIIIIllo
(‘llilIlA SCi-iiiIIIEil.
(‘ouccrt Pianist, and
JOHN CHESHIRE.
H III p Virtuoso.
TlCKETS 50 AND 75 CENTS.
llcncrv'cd Scalp on solo at iioyt‘:
Thcutrc, South Norwnlk. IIIIIi WIch'I
Drug Stor,c Norwnlk. F. dnys in udvuIIcI
of each pIII foI mancc.
Solvent Notice.
District of Nonvnlk 85.. iI‘robulc
(fourt. NovcmbI-I 7th. A i).. 1900.
idolatc of Arthur ll. Hill. IIItII of Nor
walk. in said district. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District
of Norwnlk. iIatiI limited and allowcu
:le months from the date hereof foI
“HI crcdltoru of said estate to IIinibli
IlIIIir claims for solIiIImcnt. ’l‘hocII wlu
IIIIclIIcI to prcucnt IlIcir accounts. prop-
I-I'ly attested. within said time. will lIII
Ilcburrcd u rccovcry. All pcI'sone III-
IIIIIIch to stand cstalc 'dl‘t‘ rcqucstcd to
makc iIIIIIchiaIII pnymcnt to
ALBERT B. Hll.lI.
Administrator.
New Huvcn. Ci
.yII
nil lo I...
NEGOTIATIONS WITH CHINA.
Efforts to Bring the Foreign Minlaten
into Agreement.
WASHINGTON. November S——Addl
tionni reports from Mr. Conger toda)
record the progrcsb of tho offortn bc
inu made at Pckln. to bring the for
club IIIiIIlsIeru into ugrcomut. as to thc
bnsis of negotiation with Clilllll. 'l‘lIII
dIIpanmcIIl still Ilcclincs lo mukc pub
lIc any oi the details oi the dclibcru
lions of tho IIIlIIislcrs. and It appcurz
that this. rcliccncc is.II ruullcr of in
lcrnulionui IIng-IcIIII-IIII. llll'I‘ purposc lW‘
lllg to avoid presenting any of the (lit
iIII'cIIcI-III. that may arisc from timc It
IimII to tho notion of IlIII (‘hinosc
piIInlpotI‘IniiuI'IIII; who might urc tlIcm
li.) servo their own code. No advice
has ,vci. IIIIIIII I-IIIIIIiI'IId hcrc. coIIiiI'IIIlua
IiIc rcnorl that Russin has :IIIIIIIxcd
territory in ClIl-lIl province. and tin-
Wool. Union,
Am. Cot. ()il. (1111.11 '11:]: I323; 1611/2 inIprcsuion prcvniln that if the Rllh
MILS & W. 1”," 40% 3., 39% sinus lIIIvII. occupicd any tcrrltory
Am. S R. (.0. . 127% ”5% ”6% there, it Is simply u military move-
Am. 'l‘ob (b.1021: 1041/2 “,2 ‘03,; mom in pIII-parntlon for the malnien
“plum“. 35% 35% 34% 34% uncc of tho Russian fort-cs. III II Imit-
Aumym pld.. 77 77% 767$. 77 IIka base on the road to Pckln forthc
Bull. Ir. Ohio. Is I my. 771/2 77% “Pl"‘mhl‘lg “I'll?"-
llkyII. it. T.. 04 l‘Ii’Il/I iii ii-i
Can. SIIIIIIIIIIIII. :IIII/2 57v. 561,9. 56?: To ”“1?"“7 CATTLE- . .
Chou. & Ohio. cm 327... mg. 32y. WASHleON “WWW“ 3'4"“ ‘
Chi. & N. W.. “m “in A. (lodden. chici'ol the miscellnnoous
(.M ii. & Q” ““7," 132 131% 131% dIle‘Iion of the Bureau of Animal [11‘
(I. M. & St. I.“ 120 120:.“ ”9% 120% dustry of tho llnllcd Statue Deport-
(Thi. ll. 1‘ & p” lil-‘l; ”2% 111% “1% mom. of Acricullurc. has been dctmlcd
(1.0.33. & Stu, “4% 0614. 6.1% 65% us a apucuIl innpcctor and ordered to
I). & ll. Canal. ”4% ”4% (iron! llrltnin to Inspect cnttlc Intondcd
Federal smpL 45% dbl/2 44% .15 for importation into the United States.
pm, St. pm“ 7;; 73% 7;; 73 The increasing provnlcnco of contag-
l‘lou. EL (11,," ”5% lid Milli. m; louodlucaeos and particularly of tuber-
mu. & Noah. 73% 73% 78% 73% culoein. has mndo this notion necessary
Nor. & Wont. :Ih 39% 39 35M for the protection of the animal lllllilBI
Mun. Unpack, lulu. 104v. 10m. 104%. ”Y "NM-“l “mm”-
MIIII‘I) (l . i=3 i -' (‘27' lb .....__... "
M. II'.1’1111I1II..I:III/. 11.16; 10,4 1‘ '21 M50“- FR°M HOLLAND“ QUEEN
Minn. Pacific. 5815; 03713 53 5141/4 CHICAGO. NOVOMDUI‘ S——i’rolcuuor
Nnt. lIcud (To. In .’ 2] Frodcrlck Starr. the well-known nnth
N. Y. C. & l-l.. “bill. may. “my, ”III/A ropologiol III the University of Chico
N. y" 0_ & W. 31% 33% 23% 33% E0. lute rcceivcd n nilvcr mcdnl from
Con. Tobacco, :ua/ 331/4,“ 31% 32% Queen Wilhelmina. of Holland. This
North pacific. “1% “2% 01% “2 award of honor has been glvon III-I on
No. pm "m” 76% 76%. “ill ”5% acknowledgment for a lino collection
pacific Mall, 55% 47% 45% 47% of bustn and pictures secured by Pro-
pennsylvflmm 133% 1.“) 133%, 139 tensor Starr. as the result of his stud-
Pnopln’g Ono, 911% pg gull/a 97% ion nmonu the Mexican Indiana, and
Phil. & Rodd. 13% 19 13:31 13% cent by him to the National Sclmltlllc
p. & ll. Md. “0 “0% 59% 59% and Artistic Collection of llolluml.
Hon. llullway. 14% Ill/4 Hill. 131* ”T"
Sou. lly. pith. .in. 59% 59% 9,4,- .
Sou. Pacific. 40% 40% 39% 397A; CANDY
mm m.-‘ my. 2 113% EBCULETTS
Tenn. C. k .. ill 6 “A ill 61%
u. s. heathen. 13 um. 12% m4 0U“ "L"
U. 9. Rubber, 33 331.9 33 33% find I]: ”2131.“??? 02mm refund
”11101! Pacific. 155 (15% 114% (Mm .3 C Hillldml'l thuA “augmn
lln. Pith. III, 201/ 201/ 20 20 m 11’ mm». ' mm, mm... '
ll 32 1 1 I12% garlan- Nomdkfilti ll '1' or
. ‘VelOlll's in
.of eliccls.
PRICED
Multitude
.II»
VERY Lop/(.51
ll!
Sale today.
WM. PODMORE
NORTH MAIN STREET,
80. NORWALK.
.— ....-.I—«........ w-—
Undor present conditions of the fire
insurance business throughout the
country. It behooves the uncured to
look well to the financial condition of
Insurance companies in which his
property is insured. Among the list
of insurance companies represented
by Taylor 4’: Golden. will be found the
Liverpool Ii: London Ill: Globe, (the
largest insurance company In the
world.) the Royal. 0! Liverpool, Eng-
land, (the next largest and strongest
insurance company in the world.) the
old Hartford. (one of the strongest in
Iuranco companies in this country)
Aluo twenty other companies which
are the very best doing business in this
county and Europe.
HOMER B HOY'i‘,
Gillililli'i‘ii OPTICiAil.
YOUR NOSE l
YOUR EYES l
it's as necessary to fit tho
one no it is the otheI'——giaus-
on a detriment to the sight
olhcrwisc. Try ill-ll Soc l
we don't do both perfectly!
80 Washington St.
iéhigh D6011}?
‘I on want youjl‘ cbnl dIIlIvIIrcd to Inn
by tho bcsl moth Wo (Impioy the
host cnrcful mcII and our aim is for
)crfccilon of delivery as well as per-
.‘cqtlon of coal.
WE KNOW lT
will ho to your advantagc to buy your
cool how.
Irving Lockwood & Co.
Succcsnor to ll. Harris.
Coal Yard IIIIIi. mcc Wulcr street“
Brunch OlliIIc. Col or Washington and
Viola IIIIIIIIIIII. South Norwallk. Conn.
'l‘IIIIIIIlIonc CalL. 'l
W. B RiDER
Hydraulic and Sanitary.
Engineer.
74 WEST AVENUE.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Exomiuutiona. Reports. Plans. Esti-
lilllll‘fl for Water Works. Filters. Sew-
erage IInd (leIIcI-al Surveying.
OIIII hundred and cightynlnc Damn,
Reservoirs and lortyonc systems or
Water Works planned and built. Per-
‘Ionnl attention glvcn to all work.
Plans of MI“ Work carefully prc-
pnrcd. 031 II
unsuamcain.
Highest cash price paid for old met-
ale and materials of every kind. Drop
me II postal and i will call.
Prompt attention and honorable
dealings with all. l mu occasionallyin
New York somc days through the week.
immediate attention on my return
will be given to any business that may
come In during my absence.
ABRAHAM HARRIS.
l3 RIIyInond St, or 11 North Main
St. Store.
FOR SALE!
$350.00 WV I building
lot centrally located on trolley
line. Full particulars oi
JACOB M. LAYTON,
Real Estate Agent.
5 RAILROAD PLACE.
SOUTH ORWALKI
UlillESIImm'l mu
PEilllllilllAl. nus.
1W2?“ den nu
ltn ndmlenlum-
wool Atlle'l’wll mugfivm‘ymnsslrhlurlnmm value
”or ample and
New All 1m.
lmorb eli'llnbbl.
out enroll 00.. all" on. noun. um.
BRYAN GETS 30,000 IN LOUISIANA
NEW ORLEANB, LIL. November 8.»
[.milslann' will show II majority 01‘ 30
000 (or Bryan and elect III. six Demo-
cratic congrecumen. The election war
vciy quiet, and the vote iillbt.
Fine Furs.
which' Is the most becoming.
No 2 Gazette Building.
'53“ OpuI'mc.Setur tau.
The selling of Furs has always been a very important feature of our business. One reason for
our success in this line," 15 because we sell only the very best. Our Furs are all made from 91161“. .
selected skins. and are made by one of the very best manufacturers. and we gudrantee every piece‘we. "
cell If any piece of Fur bought of us does not prove satisfadto‘ry, bring it back, and we will mnke it I. ‘
right. Our stock contains everything from a neck scarf to a jacket.
Ladies’ Winter Jackets.
Everything new and all the latest shapes and styles. Nothing like the assortment ever shown ~
before. Everything from a short Eaton Jacket to along Cloak. Come in and try them on and see
Tailor=Made Suits.
Ladies’ Tailor Made Suits made up in the latest styles of the newest materials.
Rainy Day Skirts, in double and single face cloth, the most popular garment of the season. I
Crockery and Housefurnishing Sale.
We will continue our special sale of Crockery and Housefurnishings. Many of the best things ‘
left. All to be sold at twenty per cent. off from regular price. ‘
WHY NATIVES LIKE AMERICANS.
George Brundage Tells of Life of a
Soldier in the Philippines.
mm id. Brundagc, of Stamford. is
in rIIcI-Iipt of unothcr letter from his
brother George. iormcrly ol‘ Eaut Nor-
wulk, who is in the Philippines. it Is.
Ilntcd San Antonio. September 20. illlil
leads us ioliows:
"Dear Jack: 1 I‘ccclvcd your ictlcr
and was glad to hour from you again
I suppose you thought I would never
IIIIstIIII it. but i hnw- not had II
chance. We nrc kcpt going all tin
IinIc. And not but one night in now
thnl. is. doing guard. livery otlIIIII
night wc go all around tho country
scouting. WII linvc just returned rl‘llll'
llIII mountains. and MI III-II all bI-okIIII.
up. WlIIIII wc I'caI-hcd lbc mountains
wc iI-l'I forty limb to guard IlIII town
while the rest of us went scouting:
Wc had II scrap the last timc, and
rclcuscd two whltc Amcrlcan prison
I‘I‘S and three of tiIc tIIIIcIIty-four nig-
gcrs they had held captives since inst
()ctobcr. They reported having had
a hard time of it. The insurgents
Inndc them pound and carry rice. and
do all manner of hard work.
“i am all right. but you should sou
somc of the fellows lIci‘c. Their own
mIIIlIcIIII. would hardly know them
They lll'i‘ reduccd to skin nnd bones.
As for IIIyscii‘. i can‘t complain. i IIIII
not as fut no i was oncc. but very well
i Icll you. Ivc arc II prcity tirIIIi lot,
We lIuvc donc a piic of work sinI-II
we burn bcen hero. This provinI-II ix
llIII worst on tho inland. and we ox
pcct an attack every timc it gets (lurk
"l’cI'lInpu you wondcr why Wc don't
break up their army. 1 will toll you.
asl have before. We 1:0 out and mcct
nil kinds of IIatlvrIIc. 'l'ncy say “omi-
go“ (that is. iricndl. but if they III'II
stronger than us Wi‘ azII curtain of an
nttack. You sec. (boy are vcry treach-
crnue. They have tho. bust of us in
(Ivory way. They live al .Iiprlit nmonii
us. have spice, and learn all the news
'i‘hcy will tukc nil you lliWO and then
(cut your throat. Talk about sell-gov
ernmcnt! They couldn‘t govern n
hnystack. If some of those pcoplc
back in lhc states worn only over here
suffering the hardships our boys are
undcrcoing. they wouldn‘t call them
‘our lllllc brown h'l(‘llilH.' i saw in
one papcr that wc burncd houses. and
kiiicd women not! children. What
would you do If you were fired on. and
cow II lot of women standing in the
road, and the first thing you know
there was a volley fired into you.
That Is how they trcnchorously do,-
IIclI-od II party of twenty-four. killing
thirloon of them. Thin in only one iII~
stance. i do not wont to compinin
Jack: I am satisfied to take things a“.
they come.
“Therc are u number of Mncnbebco
horn in San Pedro. and II lot of cavnl~
ry. l cxpect there will be another
cnmpaiun in tho mountulnn. Wc how-
IIIImed thc Elocununne with Springfield
Illloo. and they can do pretty good
work with them. They are. like tlIII
Mncnbobcs. governed by Amcrlcnn of.
floors. and will not go out unless then-
are some Americana with them. “1‘1on
are paid 810 II month. and do not know
what to make oi the way we puy them
They not paid, sick or well. und do not
understand It. The Bpnnlnrda only
paid Ihcm when Ihcy fought. So you
ecc they like to ooldlor for no. You
ehould ncc them when they not nice
new unilnrmu. They think there 1.:
nobody like on American. They also
like the Twenty-second, IIIIIl think
there are no soldiers like them. Gon-
cml F‘uneton liked them. also. Ho
say" he has seen men do their duty
but the Twenty-second beat» them all.
Well. Jock. i want to ask you to send
me some songs. the intent. and name
Rtamlord pnpere. You don’t know
how Interertlhu they urn to midi ow
away over bond. Tell the bevel of
i am all right. i have but one ycnII
morII to servo. and then—well. i don"
know what will happen then, so i will
any good- by.
"GEORGE E. BliUNDAG‘E.”
1-9
I.
Modouty seldom residue in a breast
To know that you can bc surc
cash.
you I'cccivc the snow ii‘catmcnt.
is. l'mc. isn't It? Come in. let us
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clscwbcrc. '
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1.
EVE-ELECTION or LAURIER.
Warmly Approved In Editorial. of
Many London Paperl.
LONDON November 8—The editor-
lals in the papers here tony. .exprosn
warm approval of the NH? action of
Sir Wilfrid Lanrler. mo premier of the
Dominion of ”Canada. and the return
of the [Ilbornl governm’ept to power.
l’nll Mall Gazette voiced the general
tone of the comment In saying:
“Sir Wilfrid [Inurler lo the living em-
bodiment of the spirit required in Can
ado. it looks as it he. might have as
long a spell of power In Sir John Mac-
Donald. Not only III thin French Can-
adieu In onthuslaotlo British idiom-III!
lot ninto‘meu. one of the mdhhlfleplr-
tucs.-doldomltb.
that in not enriched with nobler vIrIJ
tort will be mode to muramunon
lug dud moot mend pumuulltler in
the empire. but the election nttcmptn
to turn ruco feeling to bid dleudvum . ’
tune, have deserved the severe detect." 1
BOER CAUSE NOT HOPELECB.
CHICAGO. November 8-P; Loutcr ' '
Weaselo. a former oillcer in the door
army and a brother to one o! the Boer
envoys who recently came to' this collar
try. addressed on audience at flu
Hounc not evening, on the war in
South Atrlca and the present condition
of his country moo. Mr. Wenoio‘ II
sorted that the Boer cause is for from
hopeless and that It in In unfavorable ..
condition on three month: ago. An 0!-
ol alanntureo
premium to
terved Ion 'oi
gill»
Norwalk Chronicler