ended title lJnl-
of to friends, who ones
it is the best remedy for
initiate In the market."
,1 use 0. Stilison. fiouth
era Weed Namath.
a hot she told the
be. her ,“coer”
~ so h scohndrels as
tore been only wonders
Nation so ‘hsr infernal
'uts burns. reside .
head by the use at
ml Rollie.” It ii lull-
on get DeWi'tt's.
, is
[n s: pt’vulmity and swear!
it been troub ed with inclines.
. have tried many
t much. meg); to no
”beheld
have taken two bottles and
iii folio! from them then all
I feel more
Mr itbmv i have felt in twenty
I ( Iruderllon Rises. of finally
tell you ,,
Ill!
untllp tried Kodol
Medicines taken.
.. 33- shavoteti
..‘i all“
”615%!" we have
every day in the week."
' you have on the same suit.
, that excellent remédy..”—-Mr
me eh. be no; on contempt- I ‘,
. Attorney Moore for the defense
asked that when one hearing closed
, :tor the day it be not resumed until
Tuesday. Jubilee; ms in xlvlnrc his
consent midi '
"It is necessary that .Iohes's testl
many as to this murder should be ooh
eroboratedr its being a. seltccniessed
accomplice his testimony alone is not
enough oil.- which to hold Patrick"
Attorney Moore tersely added to
this: l‘We understand that and we
publicise the district attorney (loss too "
Mr. Moore added that he presumed
the dlotrlct attorney would spend the
intervening tiiue in on short to secure
some curroborative testimony. The
willingness of the defense to give this
opportunity to the state is taken in
strongly indicative of their confidence
in their estimate of the outcome be
lint favorable to Patrick.
The other incident brought out in
the clearest light the indomitable
nerve of Lawyer Patrick in the taco
of the reiterated story of Jobs
gPat-rick had instigated the mun er and
the 'iorgerles. the latter took his place
in the court proceedings with as much
noncbal’buce as he would it he had
been suddenly called on to not as on
‘ interpreter inn. police court "oiotheu
*‘ line? ease. At one point it become
( necessary that a statement made by
Jones he road. The. paper was given
into the bonds of one of the counsel for
the defense for that purpose. This
‘ was the statement that. the valet claim-
ed Potrblk killed Rico. and which he
has since denied. The reader hesitat—
ed and stumbled over the written
words. Suddenly Patrick interrupting:
said: “Here, i guess i can make it
COMINlNM-
y 5 wt;
enters used
'. rii‘
mm ‘ lime
lowmoiilumwheh-kpiouli
" “summarised.“
Harrye—I have a suit of clothes for
Cirrwahy, every time I see you
their representations are all that is
I backache."
not be believed. When coxurt adjourn-
thnt ‘
ed with their results that i was inane
ed to irrthent. i not rationed that
olnimed _for them. They cured my
For sale by all dealers. Price 60
cents a box. Foster- Milhnrn Company
Bunnie, bi. Y.. sole agents for the Uni
ted States.
Remember the name—«*Doan' s~hnd
take no other.
the cross-examination of Mr. Moore
Patrick‘s ow'n counsel. was confined to
showing up Jones as a man Who could
ed. it Was until next Tut-teddy. _/
W
PHILIPPINE EXAMINATIONS.
WASHINGTON. April rim-The first
annual report of the Philippine civil
servic 9' board received here today. says
that the civil service not passed by
the commission has served to elucidate
many difficult huestlonu Under this
not disloyalty to the United States is
a complete disqualification for the
holding of office as nine are oil per
none in arms pgolnst the United States
or those aiding or abetting them. The
ultimate classifioition oz positions in
the service. for the laborers to hcsds‘
of departments Is provided tor The
positions of teachers are exempted
from the civil service provisions ow
ing to the difllcultyl of occuilng the
out: I'll read it."
This was agreed to, and in a loud,
clear voice he read:
” ‘P’ got a towel and sponge and set-
uratcd the sponge with n colorless lio-
uld be had in a bottle Then he wont
into the room where 'li' lay in bed. i
Borneo-Well this is the one."
"Last winter I was confined to my
bed with a very bad cold on the lungs
Nothing gave the relief. Finally my
wife bought a bottle of One Minute
Cough Cure that affected a speedy
cure. I cannot speak too highly for
T« K- Opened the door and pooped in.
Houseman, Manatnwney, Pa. G. C
Stillson.
Some harbors are so poor that they
are not busy Saturday night.
be pressed it down over 'R 5‘ face"
‘ 'P' was standing over ‘It' with the;
cone shaped iowcl in his band. and ;Snm\rlnt,(md(mt Kimpap of the United
has re»
Patrick was still reading. with uolrolved the report of the commission ap-
show of emotion. when Justice Jeromel
the excuse ot nearlyn;
“ “W ' #:n ”Cleopatstm
m ll? 9 poplar alludes, is a
Will black and spring
CAUGHT A DREADFUL COLD.
Marion Kooks. manager tor '1‘. M.
Thompson, a large importer of fine
millinery at 1668 MllWaukee Avenue.
Chicago. says: “During the late so
torch .weetbor I caught a dreadtni cold
il‘wkept ins awaits at night and
demo unfit to attend my work dur
the ”a One of my milllne‘rs was
tgrlna Chamberlain s Cough itemer
an.- in severe sold at that time. which
seemed to relieve her so quickly that i
bought some for myself. it acted like
magic and I began to improve at open.
I am now entirely well and feel vorv
pleased to acknowledge its merits.‘
For sale by George C. Stillsou. South
Norwalk; Edward P Weed. Norwailc
Sometimes a man who is matrimon
_ lolly inclined remains single because
ordered a recess for luncheon.
The. “P‘s" and “R‘s" in tho stole-
lnent stand for Patrick and Rice.
At another point in the proceedings
Justice Jerome gave his estimate of
Jones with characteristic torsoucss.
Attorney Moore had been racking tlw
witness with questions all ending to
iti‘i'l‘ng out the valet's lying propensi-
es.
hm lied to and deceived his own‘ fath-
er when the latter called on him in the.
hospital. after he and attempted sui-
cide: that be had told untruthr. lo M-
torney Osborne. and that be bad lied
to his own counsel. liore Justice Je~
rome struck in with the remark:
“This witness is a weak. wicked and
untruthful men. lie is n solfIcoufos-
eed murderer. and doscrvcs contempt.
but I won't allow you to insult him."
There was little new matter brought
he is matrimonial declined.
out at today's hearing. The whole of
He showed by Jones that .lonoe‘
requisite numboi tho question of as
cortaining the. fitness of those now in
the service will next be considered by
the board. Natives ,found to have ru-
parity for positions now held by aliens
will lit‘ advanced.
(Jones) was not in the room. li'IlIISURFMAN ELLINGBEN EXONERAT.
ED
WASHINGTON. April dwenernl
States Life Saving Service.
pointed to investigate the alleged fail-
lurc of Mark ldlllngscu, a eurfmnn of
the Port Point Life Saving Station. to
report the distress signals from the
City of lilo Do Jnuciro. which founder-
od off San Francisco Buy February 22.
i901. hillingsen was suspended horn
duty and an investigation ordered The
report just received by M1. Kimball
completely cwueratcs Surtmun Elling-
son and orders have been issued re-
storing him to duty.
DELAY iN ACQUIRING DANISH
WEST lNDiEs.
WASl'llNG’l‘Oi-J. April b-«It is the
understanding born that the Cabinet
downfall in l‘ienmuru has not affected
the negotiations looking to the acqui-
sitiou by the United Sintos oi‘ the Dam
ish \Vi‘lil ludluu lslnuds. although it
may delay I utters. So for as is
known here no session was not on is-
oue in the recent elections.
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53”,! nri
Easier Hesiod).
all.
We' have received direct from
the importers some very choice
styles of Lndieu’ hip» to sell at
the. popular price of see.
It is well known that our line ofc
Hosiery to sell for use. cannot be
surpassed embracing
meet: with white lest.
Sleek with white soles.
Well with core torn-
m with extra wide tops.
“WW. 8". 0’ 1““.
Also good styles of Fourier.
a
seller, and detervedly so. ‘
Children"! Him in all grades.
Our 5 on also. More lb a popular
Mott'l Hill More in excellent
4-.
EasterCorseis.
We keep the popular makes of
Corsets, with R. & G. in the lead
willfr
corset.
from.
want a short corset
"Thompson’ a Glove Fitting. ”
drab.
Style L. a good French contille
Style Mllitsnt.a
front.
straight front.
Motocr- Mode. cutaway mu
btgifilht'n l
“Cr"; Cu»
Easier Underwear.
Qui‘ sly
laAblRéfl" ClDRfilMi COVERS
hallo long been known for Ithci
excellence.
rout .
. distinct numbers.
Better grades
Style 397 in black, drab and
St) is 570. linlisic, the ideal light
Style 601. the new straight
Style Empire, for those who
Style M. in black. white and
stylish straight
Royal Worceoter in plain. and
H. C (3.. Ferris Wallis. :
Cur use. line includes fifteen
w...
i
w
in
Easter Handkerchiefs.
A Very choice line at 25c.
Lace trimmed and embroidered,
x5c.. or a for 25¢.
p...
10C.
Easter Neckwear.
For Ladies or Gentlemen.
Puff Four-inwfland or Bow.
0
colorluge. '
u"
Thaw
l
Choice Perfumes. ,
Bradley e Stallion.
Periunled Voileline.
Perfumed Ammonia
.Tslcnul Powder.
Pucker' I Tar Soup.-
i‘ .g , Post's Famous Soap.
‘ in
«ad today With sharia opening on
I both oldest of th um”
. Cross. Hyde 8:
1.16mi.“
"lpridxlleld fourteen miles. with the
I. had been using them and he to plead:
., Photographs of t e layout were put in.
Attractive pnttrrns at; 5c. and
[he new combination Ties. as
Nertow Four-in-Hnnde ill latest
A largo assortment of Windsor
Easier foilél Articles.
estate is of in hopes.
p‘ » oi
Shipman, the well
known Hartford lowers. opened the
case {or the petitioners. Attorneys Ed~
word 1) Robbins. Mill ,3 ii
and Judge 0
Attorney Art
{. A. . .
Civil hing n r iii. Ii. lllwing of Spring
field. was if t called by Mr. Shipman.
lie shows 11 it than the route of the
Weltern's eitenslon to
exception oi the break of bill toot own-
oil by the opposition in Eldest Crabby-
Mr. Bhipmau d the cost or con-
structioo trout ii‘liliriftvliie in Spring-
ileld. including bridges and moving ma-
tsrlel had been 8407, 45137. The cost
of completion“ e 813 feet would be
$460, of whic $50 to for material
Mr. Robbins cross examined Mr. low»
lug.
“You they. didn't you. that when
you commenced this work you could
not got this land?"
Mr. Ewing ndmlited this fact had
also that the Connecticut Western we!
leased to the Central New England
Railroad.
CONFERENCE 19:8 CHINESE MAT
WASHINGTON April lie—The presi-
dent and Secretary Hay were in con
fer-once for almost an hour. yesterday.
secretary Root was present a portion
of the time The subject of the consuh
lotion Was not disclosed although it is
surmised tbatit related to the Chinese
situation. Secretary Hey misc that
the government had no odiolni adv-ices
continuing the press reports that China
had definitely refused to sign the Maui
chuflsn agreement with Russia Sec.
rotary Root pronounced the stories
that Aguiuaido had been invited to
come. or that he was coming to the
United States in the immediate future
to be baseless. After the secretary of
state and the secretary of war had rio-
parted. Lord Pouncefote. the British
ambassador, called at the White House
and was received by the president in
the blue parlor. The official explena
tlon of the British ambassador's visit.
given out at the White House. was that
be called to present the soknowledg
merit of the British government for the
expressions of condolence on the death
of Queen Victoria.
PLATING THE BELMONT YACHT.
BRISTOL. R. 1.. April owThc work
of plating the deck of the Belmont cup
yacht was completed yesterday. with
the exception of small openings. one at
ouch cud. which will he left in that con.
ditlon several days longer to facilitate
the job of fastening the capstone.
cleats. ring bolts and other deck at.
tints to the deck Although every pro-
caution is taken in the workshop to
prevent the exact length of the steel
moinmnst from becoming known pub-
licly. the methods followed have been
the. means partly infurnlshlng prool
that the new stool malnmast is barely
three feet longer than the steel main-
must of Columbia. built in September.
1899. The operation of putting in piece
the slcerimr gear and rudder connec»
lions is well advanced.
STORM iN PENNSYLVANIA.
PITTSBURG. April deecuuse of
the very general prostrntion of the
telegraph wires. news (toneerning the
effects oi the storm in near by towns
in meagre. but what has commie hsnd
allow the storm to have been destruc.
live in the extreme. Butler. Mollees-
port. Greensbulg, iohntown nod sex-
oral up-river points all tell the same
story of the heaviest snow and rein-
iall in years. great destruction caused
by falling teieuraph and telephone
poles, the crushing in of house roofs
and breaking down of trees. fences.
etc Many accidents are reported. but
no fatalities. . ,
‘BELIEVE CICJ‘I'A'IBT YOUNG lN.
NEWARK. N. 3.. April Who niev.
Clarence Young. a street pr usher, who
is accrued of bignmy. was roulht be-
fore Judge Skinner yesterday to plead
to the charge against him. His lawyer,
Mr. Simon. stated that he believed
Young was insane and should not be
required to plead. lie naked that it
commission be appolnml to inquire in-
to his client’s mental condition. Judge
Skinner said he would accept at nine
or not guilty and would «insider the
appointment or e conunluion later.
« MIHINALDD'I MANIIPIOTO.
MANILA. Apfllla'WA inoldo has the
uni-toned of Ohio!
and of Mr. richer. General
they’ll private secretary in p
his moultuto. The work it it
gained and the contents are not divulge
Chief Justice mime hn‘dl a ton;
conference with
is mullilflt the
tunes and in mm
Filipinos Idditionel ultimo; trash“
heiuetlcs and mores it: or theta
» American people.- :I'l'he omelet them
oiution urges the intercom to new
ll of solvent Mortimer:
“IDA?“
M
notice Arellono ' '
C03“ '
.fienyshs’ by It
flirt-of further reels: my."
all whoring the '
“ “I Will‘s w
’ root; is. r,
1 sham. .
" * Wild no not m. e saloon in the
. F ‘ '
THE CANAR which have yearly prover: themselves
the most cbarlnl allure of our I‘air Week may. if you wish
it become a pic i g feature of your own how. If any spec-
ial songttcr minute your attention during the remaining days
of Fair Week, link to have your panic attached to the cage. It
will be reserved for you and clcliyercd when Fair W eel: closes-
Price. includifi the $3 50
fully equipped page. is
The Concert
«whee kept the elevator busy and the Tea Room constantly
throng‘ed'wltli people, quietly appreciative of the musical pro- I
gra‘m provided by Jerome May’ s Orchestra. of the refreshment
sewed to all comers, and of the novel half light and Oriental.
effect of the decorations. Programs of selections at each after»
noonand the Saturday evening Concert will be handed you on
the main floor during the Concert hours—2 in 5 each afternoon
and 7 to o p. up. Saturday.
The Souvenir
The Souvenir of the precept Fair Week is at once of much
practical use and considerable value as an ornament. It is a ,
plaluty little Thermometer mounted in a Gilt Prepare with easel
‘back-——quite pretty enough to find place on mantel. table or
stand.
It is given to ”Every one whose purghascs amount to $2.00
of lliOl‘E .
Closing Days
The closing days of Fair Work will be marked by many
sights of renewed interest.
first days. come again and you will find much that is either
If you visited the store during the
new or was overlooked before.
0
The D. M. DEAD Co.
on .‘ Established 1857. c- or
;
.4 t
Is a dab for appearing new.
You will purchase a new suit
a new hat. a new scarf, a new
top coat something uou will
surelu' Want and something uou
will surelu purchase.
Come in here before spending
non moped. we feel confident
we or fit liOll out to uoui sar-
bsfaslion.
lf lieu are lookina after the in-
towel of Some little fellow who
our “Little Sampson” suit is
, audition flour inspection.
, I ll lilac-When the do on this cubic
first came out here he went around tell-.I
"That's on right: plots inc When you his people he was contain or a yard
lee! like it: but rev-«dent ever W club ldldnthoilevoaword oration:
olii‘ub over ., 3' rtbe first t.
‘ l MoyMWell, door. he did turn out o
"i ll“ be a skipper. .
rest nor
lot so lied I could [at no
no a cure until. i tried his
tinsel halve. Artur lie-
iron cuimot enjoy perfect health
tor-oi i ”It hfim “lvlrosy cheeks and sparkling eyes it your
“liver is rlumlsh one your Middle
Gill-.Iolmed lleWitt'h Little Early “I (It
3.0.x mica],
no sure you bill for DsWitt's C. C. cleanse the whole system. The .
I , - . er gripe acorns o. litiilson '
lies " ,
if,
claimed young Popper. "did you hug
n ””1!”de “I“ l‘CCGlll‘. Ki “a!” "Y“ “1609“" 1'39““ m
lied dill 1? 1g
unmadgeon. "and l' itself
3 rennin m; it.“ _ p
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