err. cuff. . “
”HAS A BAT TONGUE. .
IS WATERPROOF.
THAT IS THE WALKOVER STORM SHOE.
Sold only by
. D. Lyon 8- Co.
90 WASHINGTON STREET.
? YOUR SHOES POLISHED FREE OF CHARGE.
"Ir PAYS TD TRADE”
T HOUSTON’ .
CU T PRICES
ON ALL OUR SILK AND WOOLEN warsrs.
TAFETTA WAISTS.
$1.95; were $'3.75.
2-95; were 5.75.
3.95; were 6.75.
4.95; were 7.50.
6.75; were 10.00.
iWOOLEN WAISTS.
i $ .98; were $1.50.
{1 1.25; were 2.00.
I
l 1.50; were 2.50.
l 1.95; were 3.00.
I 2.95; were 5.00.
rrousiors, 1105 Main Street, Bridgeport.
".
'53“ Car tare 01155.00 purchases or chr.
til Ctillu‘itit
- Is Missing
liar Hill’t’ll Illllllllh ltit lit’l'll
lltItti'Il lll‘illll In ilra‘ ll li'rt'l.’
'liIIIII l’lttti littral, is lit lllll’ll
liilll'll’il large dilllla‘ Ill llIIririI
NEW HAVEN January 21* Robert
M. .Fitznior‘rls. of this city. employed as
’n collector by a local publishing house
is reported missing. lr‘itzlnorris has
reprehentcd his firm in a district in-
cluding the cities of Albany. 'l‘roy. ('o~
hoes and Saratoga. in New York. and
‘ Rlltlnnd. Vt. He has been accustomed
to send to headquarters llt'l‘c daily on
iportgf In! his work. but no report has
boon, received from him since January
II", and his relatives have heard noth-
(we met with foul play. as he was
frequently obliged to carry considerrv
JbIQ money. which he had collicicrl for
the firm. When last heard from he was
“in Cohors."N. Y. He is i\\"‘lli)'-ht‘\'lll
. years old. His father and mother live
at 13 Green street. this city
YRAILROAD HEARING POS'I PONED.
HARTFORD. January 27 v'l‘hc llt"il'v '
ing of the Hartford and Connecticut
Western Railroad. in its application for
a finding of public convenience and ne-
cessity for its 'l‘arit‘l’villc branch line
foyer the Montague farm layout. which
was to have been held before Judge
tease In the Superior t‘ourt. this rnorn~
log, on the application proper. was
‘mostponed oil next Monday. owing to
the absence of Attorney t‘harles IC.
iPerkins. one of the attorneys for th-‘
applicant. Judge Henncy. who with
Judge Stoddard. of New Haven. rcp-
‘ resents the New York. New Haven and
I‘Hartford road. filed a demurrer in the
case. this morning. for the road he
represents. anti Fred D. Wagner. 'I‘hey
tore identical with those sot forth in
the motion to dismiss which was pre-
viously overruled. with the suggestion
- 'that.‘the Connecticut Western amend
- its application In accordance. to some
- tent. with the motions grounded on
e objection.
A son was born Saturday to Mr. and
Mrs. John W. Realty. of Flint street.
Saturday. Mother and child are doing
nicely.
raWN -.. ..
Envelopes For Everybody
Can you use ltIIItl'.’ If so bring me
In a dollar this week and you get with
Novolopes. best quality. aml u Illc Mart»
‘ fibre goes with it. 25 Envelopes for
59. only while this job lasts. Every
. 166 you wood you get a we, Magazine
for nothing. Ask for It. It is yours,
T. J. MAONER'S
‘ CURIOSI‘I'Y SHOP.
No. 2 South Main St.
. . h.
M have it painted up ID no to
In In It. with the boys. when
mightily comes. Sure to lino
“cloning.
‘ are don‘t forget to have your
W and neon: over-honi-
IIII mm new. In,“ to
[from him. It is feared that he may 1
, Hurry
' ' ' Ii
_ Wk
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL srurzn'r. ltt:lIi a. rn.»~'l‘hc
:railroad list showed depression at the
opening with the cxccpliou of one or
two southwestern railroads. The first
olferlugs ot‘ a number of prominent
stocks were heavy at declines of a
ilargc traction and St, Paul lost nearly
:a point. Amongst the iridnslrials and
specialties there were some notable
‘guius. National Lead risin Ill. and (lid
icoso 3 points. Amalgamated, Smelt-
ting and Sugar gained a small fraction
leach.
WALL S'l‘lllCiC'l“ II a nr. v'l‘licrc
i was air absence of any dccidcd tone to
itlie dealings until rIcarly ll o'clock
iwhcn the principal stocks soiu off In
sympathy with Metropolitan Street
: Railway. l~‘luctuutions mcanwhllc
‘wcl‘c mostly narrow aside from a halt"
.dozen inactive stocks which llltivurl a
point or so either way. Lead prefcrrcd
led one division with a rise of 4 points
whllc tlcncral Electric headed the oth-
‘I-rs with a loss of 13-... “lien inc lcad
leis sold otl‘ Metropolitan bLI'L‘L‘l Ilail
,way dr'oppcd l'roni ITII':_. to that... com
lparcil with lti!‘-’15.-_ Saturday‘s closc.
.llclawarc i\'v Hudson sold it‘d. under
‘last week anti Sugar St. Paul and Nor
.t'olk iv Western more than a point The
‘I’aciilcs. ilraueers Smithuestcrns
icoalers and specialties )ll‘lllt‘il a liar
I ion
WALL S'l‘lll-thi'l‘. NOON, When
iprcssurc relaxed lhc shorts lIOlILlII.
(but the dcruand was not largc cuouzzh
.to ctcht any important recovery.
[Some stocks contiuucd to droop
l\'orih\\c~.t and N. Louis and San
il’rancism losing: I55. each and tlcncral
ililcctric Ii Smelling rose more than
in point It) noon the market \\'ll~'
lifeless. but fairly firm. Bonds Irvcrc
‘dull anti irregular.
I WALL STREET.
l p. nI.~~'I‘hc mar»
ket showed considerable improvement
in tone and in prices. Many stocks
scored co'nplete recoveries. Sugar and
Amalgamated rose. about a point over
Saturday‘s close. and National Lead
and (‘lcvclaud (‘. V. St. Louis 2. Lake
iCirc and Westcrn and (‘olorado Fuel
d‘clined two points.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reports over private wire of It}. A
Bohmc. commission broker. Swartz I:
Corbett‘s block South Norwalk.
Open High Low l..'ln
Am. Copper 71H; “ill 71‘. 7275'
I .ocomotivc. .‘ll iii
Am. 3. it. I‘d. 123 123v. 123w. 1:513.
Atchison. Jib. T» Tli‘u 747..
Alt-bison pill. 96‘; iltilq Milt. 757..
Hall. a onto, lttl-‘t, 1013;. any. tor-3:.
llkyn. it 'I‘.. tub; Ii?) title I147».
Can. South. thin.- it? 8th S?
t‘hcs. &. Ohio. Ilia; 4534 4.. .2 46V;
t‘hl. 8: N. \\'.. 2l'.’ L’l‘Jila :2I2 NEW.
C. M. & St. l‘.. ititlil. ltii‘l}; Ititllg. Itiliig
(‘III It .l. & I’. 136,5 lfitillg li'h’I lfvl'r
(‘.(‘.(‘. til St. L 1‘6“; 98 9015:" 98
I). a ii. (‘an.. 172 172 1707.1); Iii
l’. S. Steel. I233" 42%.; 42‘“ 421/.
I'. 8. Steel grid. 92!; 921:. tray. 92%
(ten. III. (to. 2797.». :70 277 :78
Lou. & Nash. low. low: III... ,. 102'...
.\'or_ & “Hist“ 5.17.. 7157.. 57".. 55'“
Man (’orisol., IJJ‘. 135““ I34". L‘Hii.
:Vlctropolltrin. ltiirlg, thl'ii, lt‘din. mat.
M. K. a '1“ pm. 521.. 52a. .12 521.“.
Miss. Pacillc. [till-1,, tutu. toot... tool;
Nat. Lead ilo..l'1‘z lit I'll}; III
N.Y,.I'.& H.160 tuttiH tutti-3 1591.4,»
N, \'.. o. R: W.. 3:31.. 3314.
Readin. 2d._ “0%; till/l1 lill‘m till’x
Col. South. tilt. Hit,
Pennsylvania. lttt MW; 1473}. limp
l‘coplo's this. lilttilf‘ ltll limit, liIl
Phil. it: Ream. Still; 5514. Bill. 5514.
P. & It. pfd.. Kill. 81% ill Milt.
Sou. Railway. 325’. 3th IIITa 32%
Son. lly. phi. 92V, till 921.; ml
t-Iou. Prieiiic. 58% 581/, as 5ng
Tenn. (3. III l.. It: till Illl/g Iii?
Ufa. Leather. Illa it‘ll. Ilia it‘ll.
ll. 8. Rubber. III/a 14%
Union Pacific. 100 100V. till-x loll
Iln. Pee. pm. R8 85 87’s. 87%
Wabashf pfrl.. 4W. 42% III". 42
Wont. Union. 9th: 9m
BRITISH QUIJECTS ILL TREATED.
rtmos‘rou. .III.. Jlmtll‘! 27.-«Rep-
romthtlonh have been made to the
governor. Blr Augustus Hamming. re~
hunting the III-treatment of British
nutrients at Buy islands. Honduran. by
soldiers. with the connlvnnce 0f the
government rum wmolntnts on the
subject III-0 being sent to London.
I". If. Field. the local representative
of the Connecticut. General Influence
Company. is In Hartford today.
tantra, 0f shrine street. in
fit Its Me.
do m
, afternoon. He, lined Mole“
It In thought
v.
State Situation
lienniiu Same
lIll'IIrts lilting] Made To Hurt liill'.
lil'lllll’ Rattle llillrt‘ullti
lirinr 'l‘rrrrrslmrltrliun I‘II. l’ttl
’l‘lirrr More. 'I‘Itiiiis llll llnrttr
BOSTON. January 27-—’l‘hc team
drivers who struck last week for the
recognition of the moon. and the. R. S.
Brine Transportation Uonrpany, which
is standing out against the demands
of" the melt. each entered up. 21 the sec—
ond week of the contest. wit. .‘III-
tions of winning. The men. strong in
the knowledge that other labor unions
are In sympathy with them. many cx-
pressiona of that nature having been
formulated at meetings held yesterday.
were looking forward to a conference
to be held with Governor (Jruue late
this afternoon. encouraged by the state—
ment of the governor made on Saturday
that he would do an that he could to
bring about a settlement. The trans-
portation company was building its
hopes on an application for a perina-
nent injunction to restrain the men
from interfering with the work of the
concern. which was to be heard In the
Superior (‘ourt. this afternoon. a tem-
porary injunction having I‘m-u granted
till that time. on Friday.
As far as visible evidence was coir
crrned thcre was no change in the situ»
ation today. The llrlne Company's trai—
fic was operated under a guard of
mounted police and putrclmcn. aml the
streets were just as thoroughly guard-
i‘ll as at any time since lllc strike be-
gun.
The IIrirr (‘ompany :‘Illl'ifi‘ll three ad»
ditlonal teams today. making eleven in
ol)~‘ ration. The men with cameras who
were on the wagons Saturday to photo—
graph disturbcrs for the company. did
not appear today.
BOTTOM DROPPED OUT OF OATo.
Chicago Speculators Treated to 3 Pan.
ic on the Exchange Today.
(‘Iilt‘.\(’lO. January 27 ~~Pauic stared
lloard of Trade srcculntors in the fact-
when business oprncd today. for the
bottom sccniingly had fallen out of
oats. It all came about by a tremen-
dous b or campaign. begun on I'nor-
mous lionidutions in May oats. For
some time traders have lawn predict-
ing that somethrng would happen in
ours. and as soon as a stream of Mav
oars bcmin to flow into the pit. price~
Ilroppcd steadily.
At once gossip had it that .Illllll s l‘at»
ten rnavor ol' Evanslon. Ill. \leo is
I‘llrllittl with a corner of IIUIINHIIHt
bushels of May oats. was unloading
\\’. ah holders of margined outs had to
let an Ivcrvrhinu thev had. Exrrrber-
uni bears immediately began to scll
short and great quantities went by the
board. Millions of bu~licls were liquid
atcd and in less than half an hour May
nuts l-‘Il tire cents. Support. liowcver.
soon appeared in a marked degree
When it found l‘ultrn was having and
Itlllrl‘ longs ("Illlt‘ to lllt' support. the
"lil‘lY short sellers becauic frightened
hurrEv d to lover and prices as nuicklv
began to as: and audio. In liitccn min—
utes May outs had recovered nenrlv all
its loss. and after its drop from «HP. to
Ill“. began to steady around It}.
NEW HAVEN WATER QUESTION.
Mayor Studlev Issues a Statement
to Common Council.
NEW HAVEN. January 27<~Ahlayor'
John P. Slurllov clarni‘tcd the troubled
water contract question. which is agi-
tating this city. today. by issuing a
frank statement to the (‘ourt of Coru~
Inon (‘.iIIucil. and incidentally offerinu ~
some advice. lie issued a special call
for the court of (‘ommon Council, the
councilmcn to meet tomorrow evening.
and the alderman on Wednesday even-
ing. (‘ity Sherin llunic was instructed
to deliver today. at the homes of the
members of the councilmanic body.
printed copies of the proposed contract
which the councilmanlc boards are now
considering. This method of notifying
them was taken in order that every
member might be prepared to study the
question intelligently. by having the
contracts under consideration In black
and while before coming to the meet-
ing. The mayor. In his message. says:
“If the contract he so amended that
the city Is given the absolute and on»
qualified riuht at the end of successive
periods of thirty years to purchase the
property and franchises o be New
I‘IIIW‘II Water I‘ompany. so a con-
tFact will meet with my approval. If
III‘ contract is not so amended. I feel
It my duty. in view of the early expira-
tion of the righta of the city to pur—
chase undcr the existing contract. to
say now. that according to my present
information and understanding of tbe
mattcr. I believe it would be my duty
to disapprove."
GOV, TAFT AT CINCINNATI.
("INCINNATI January 2 mllon W
ll. Taft. governor of the Philippine by
lands arrived this forenoon with his
family. He was met at the railroad
station by his brother. non. C. P. Taft.
and was driven to his residence. where
he bronkinttted. Owing to the death
on Saturday of Mrs. W. ll. Taft's moth-
er. Mrs J. W Herron Governor Taft
denied himself to callers. The funeral
of Mrs. Her-mu III not for 2 o’clock this
afternoon. Clowrnor 'l'aft Is In appar-
ent good health.
The Mexican CIIIII cure III guaranteed
to do you good or your money will be
refunded. T. B. Grlmn. drugglst.
Judge Jrareph R. Taylor rendered his
declrrlon In the case of James Mole. the
Burbank otmet barber. at 2 o‘clock this
and com.
for keeping his place of business open
on Sunday. He paid the one.
The January interest at the rate of
four per cent. my“ be drawn at any
firm. It the South Norwnlh flaring:
3‘“: . Ir ' ‘
: .
w».
LAD.
Norman; for Women Outer oar-
lmenu made to order after latent fash-
on.
Inspect our materialswur fashion
plates.
Fur collar-otter and bone.
M Krasovitz & 8 Fox,
LADIES' TAILORS.
Corner North Main and Ann Streets.
South Nor-walk. .
CHINESE EXCLUSION.
Hearings -. Continued Today Before
fore Senate Committee on Imminration
WASIIINOI‘ON. January 27m'l‘he
Senate Committee on Immigration to-
day continued Its hearings on the sub-
ject of Chinese exclusion. The time
was taken up by reports of the. Federa-
tion of Labor and of the state of Cali-
fornia. who submitted arguments in the
nature of a reply to Hon John W. Fos-
ter. who spoke last week. before the
committee. In opposition to the pending
measures.
E. .I. Livernash. of California. declar-
ed that the i‘lliincse population of the
Philippines Is in excess of that of the
state of California. and that a protec-
tion such as the policy o" I‘liincse ex-
clusion expresses is necessary f‘or the
preservation of the welfare of our lab-
orng classes and the promotion of oc-
cidental rather than oriental cliltillza»
tion. He was not unmlndful. he said,
of the difficulties attending the restric—
tion of Chinese from going Into the
Philippines. Hawaii. or Porto Rico.
and from there to the l'nited States.
but they arise because of our attempt
to treat the Philippines Islands as do-
mestic for some purposes and as for-
eign for others.
oavanv'e APPLICATION DENIED.
NEW YORK. January 271-»The appli
cation of li‘m-mor lieuutv Commission-
er ot’ Police William S. Devcrv. to how
the law abolishing the otficc of chief
of noiico of New York citv declared
umonstitutional. was denied by Jus-
tice, chcntrltt, in the Supreme Court
today. The justice. though he had
rmllo doubt as to the coastirutlonalitv
of the law held it legal in order that
Appellate Division mar render a de-
cision as soon as possible.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
MONDAY NIGHT, JANUARY 27.
.\s l’laycd lilo Nights in New York.
David Higgins and Georgia Waldron.
Authors of “.\t l‘inov Ridge."
.11 "The best play New York has had
In many a da‘.‘ “ Allerald.
Ul’ YORK STATE
\lanap. merit of J. \Yeslcy llosenquest
and \l. I). Higgins.
"'l‘licrc isn't a playhouse in New
York that has. had anything so charm
rig to offer for months " Allan Dalc.
'll Journal Sent i'.’ liliil.
"It 1:: Ions; since any play so simple
:Irouz. human and yet artistic has
lwi'll M‘t‘ll on the slage."-- New York
Min. Scot. i9, Lilli.
“Not a dull moment nor a prosaic
line in it. One of the wholesomcsr
and most l‘l’fl'tl‘dlllllif, plavs seen here.
it abounds in the cleanest wit. and
‘he briahtest. smoothest comedy im
auinablc A—alioston tllobc. Oct. 5'. llltll
PRICES. 25, 50. 75. $I.OO.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
WEDNESDAY EVE.. JANUARY 29,
Regular Ann'utyl Tour of the
MODERN AIllt'Pll-MIIAERS, the
MERRY ELKS
MINSTRELS
with a cast of
ALL STAR ARTISTS.
and their own original
PIC'TI'RESQUI‘C FIRST PART.
In the llig ()llo.
EVERY ACT IS A (.‘RACKAJACK
PRICES, 25, 50 and 75 CENTS.
Reserved seats can be obtained from
members of the. Norwalk Lodge of
Elks. Weed's drug store. Norwalk, or
at Box 0mm, Jan. ‘37. ‘28, ‘19.
Clothing
Talk .
BY [URINE GOODWIN IN
MAHICKEMO BLOCK
Our great (“tearing Sale from
Saturday. January iii. has been
Very successful. We have sold
a great many goods. but there, Is
still II great many more to select
from. 0! course the sizes are
pretty well broken on some. linen
and these will be sold regard
lens of their cost. too will find
that you will be agreeably aur-
prlseri at the. boya' clothing for
the pricey We are asking. The
renew for this action of cutting
the price so «recruit. In to make
room for thusprlng goods which
will soon be, crowding an.
Every article. of our full line
III out In price so that you will
know It I- out.
13. I 3. haunt you Irhow are
, awn worth $1.00: but now. on.
c‘r ‘
I
not. front!” up. '1 ,, .
Tristramét Hyatt
NO.
2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Hamburg Edgings
OUR ANNUAL IMPORTATION OF HAMBURGS just received, and are n0w on sale. The
line this season includes all the latest patterns in
CAMBRIC EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS.
NAINSOOK EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS.
CAMBRIC AND NAINSOOK BEADING.
SWISS NAINSOOK AND CAMBRIC SETS.
CAMBRIC AND NAINSOOK ALLOVERS.
Cloak Sale
We will continue our SPECIAL SALE OF LADIES’. MISSES AND CHILDREN’S GAR-
MENTS. Every garment in our st
interesting to purchas :rs.
Housefurni
Mrs. Potts‘s Irons. . . .'. ..... 89c.
5 gal. Oil Cans. galvanized . . 69o,
Hall Lamps ............... 98c.i
Flour Sieves .............. roc.i
Tristram &
REDUCING WAR TAXES. f
\\'.~\SIIIN(I’1‘I.I.\'. January L’T—~'l‘li.- ;
Ways and Means LUIIIIIIIIII‘I’ todur‘;
temporarily laid aside the subject “if
(Cuban r'cciprtwity and cntcred upon;
ll)" question of reducing the war revc I
one taxes. llnring the morning the tea i
interests were heard on the pr‘oposi-l
tion to take off the tax of ten cents al
pound on tea. imposed by the Spanish f
war rcvcnre act. The afternoon wasl
-t'l asidc for the beer interests. All
beat P. Sloan of New York, pro-id Int}
oi the National 'l‘ca lllti lexical Av;
‘fNiililOlI. summed up tit» appeal tori
:cdt uliou a; follows "'1 ' e duty is out
I-\cc.~=.~'t\c hardship upon tin consum‘ i
retailer, wholcsnlc ‘(NIH'i'Y and rwil
importer. llll duty i.-' inlurtua pcrri' }
uenlly the quality of tea sold. As tlici
tea duty is a car tax. it should be re» 1
moved. As the country is already berr ‘
vily taxi-u upon Ihe principle of pro-
tection. it should not be do'ibiy taxed;
upon an artit le which demands no pro i
let tron " l
The funeral of the late (‘harins lion. ‘
l» as was held yesterday afternoon. 1
from Trinity t‘hurch, the Rev Romillyi
I“. liumphrirs officiating, The pall~.l
bearers were nephews of the deceased. ‘
Interment was in Riverside ('emctcryhi
..____.,. I
(‘aptain W (l. Pride. a veteran of thei
(‘lvil War. died Saturday. at the Sol-l
diers' llonre. in Noroton. The, deceased
was of (‘ornpany 5. Connecticut Heavyi
Artillery. l
i
I
If you are by Malaria throtnl
tled. '
With Grippe and Rheumatism
sick,
Health is awaiting you bottled.
With the Medicine of Dr. Dick.
DR. DICK'S MEDICINE
is sold by
ALL DRUGGISTS.
PRICE 50c.
. .
Glover’s the Place
Economy is a good thing gen-
erally, but there Is always :1 lim-
It in prices below which It is on-
safe to go.
We are confident that we buy
.5 close as It is possible. If you
care. to Investigate we don't ob-
jact.
The lowering temperature
suggests
WARM WEAR
FOR THE FEET.
Ladles‘ ill—Inch Box Calf Storm
or skating boot—It's a Sorosis
~that means nobby. service.-
nblo. and $3.50.
Ladies“ Ill-Inch Box Calf Storm
or SkatingBootwwelted soles.
full edges: stylish as well as
warm, 83.00
Ladles' Storm Boot. ill-Inch.
very good Indeed the price.
$2.00.
lardles' Pat. Enamel lace Shoes.
full toes. heavy soles, dull mat
tops and ayvery swell article. .
$2.00.
Ladiea' Box Calf Shoe, full weir.
especially adapted for rough
wear. 32.0.0.
Illustration
, the trial of Albert '1'. Patrick. occurred
' 1m
' will
ock must be sold and we have made prices on them that will be
shing Department
Lunch Boxes ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 190. tBracket Lamps, complete .. 29c.
Hand Lamps. (with stand) ’ 23c. :Heavy .Tumblers """ 7 2c. “Ch
,' jGalvamzcd Pails . ....... . .. 19c.
Galvanized Coal Hods ...... 25c. ’Paper Lamp Shades _________ 5c.
Norwalk, Ct.
*
KRIdiPR
Hyatt,
4-—
rThe Leading Outfitters in Ready-to-
Wear Goods for Men and .Women.
Closing Out Bargains
in Every Department.
Children‘s Coats. long and short ones. at sacrifice prices.
Ladies‘ Coats, long and short. at sacrifice prices.
For Collars and Boas, at sacrifice prices.
Ladies’ and Mens' Underwear. at sacrifice prices.
_Men’s and Boy's Clothing at sacrifice prices.
GREAT REUNIONS
lN OUR
SHOE DEPARTMENT.
Our entire winter stock must be closed out before the new
spring goods arrive.
Do not envy your neighbors because they wear good clothes.
You can wear just as good if you trade with us.
CASH OR CREDIT.
AcCounts Opened with Everybody.
H. K rieger & Ca.
"PATnIcK's’TmAL assume.
NEW YORK. January 27.-When
FIRE IN BRIDGIPOHT.
BRIDGEPORT. January Zlnr'im
was discovered Into last night in the
reuldonco of James Doolun. No. 273
Frank street. The house was occu-
oled by Mr. Doolano family, county
lag of a wife and two children. a ser-
vant girl. and some men lodgers. Mrs.
bolnn. the children. the servant and ..
of the Iorlgor‘ti were In bed when the
flame» were. dimmer-ed. and they oo-
(:3de In their ntghtclothm The fire-
men out out the fire after an hour's
work. Philip Honour, a firemen, fell
from a ladder and «no alightl m-
Iurod. The Ion will nmouottoi .000.
”III! Iflfll’flm afl- v i .l. i. i , I
u
of the murder of William Marsh Rice.
of Texas, was mourned today. James
W. Glrard. an attorney, was recalled.
HI: emu examination, which had not
been finished when the court adjourn-
ed on Friday was continued. He held
be was one of the cannon! retained to
support the 1896. or Baker will. before
the normal». it the 1900. or Patrick
will. we" to be sustained. he said. his
chemo, the William M. nice Institute.
would metro moral million dollar-Ii
than I6 Would under the 1898
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