indications that thoy
:‘ro have.
,IIin the professor
"One minute.
‘ “I
‘ pearls to east."
tit-e new members or
VV Aisooiatlon of Kansas,
,Bheldon of Lawrence.
at our forefathers who
not, and that or Mrs. Shel
alteration of the some day.
play oI'é srnls; we don't
rulers Moraly at our
’32 SL‘ Petersburg.
. itality.‘
or in processions, we
them in Joyful combat.
We do try to avoid abuses,
It is becoming more and
to employ. not pistols, but
"bro yet we wish even I!
that there are many
. 'uor;that admit oi no other
nun recourse to arms. So
1d _ of Phillstincs storm
unimrsity duels, we cilugriast
‘ an Incomparable means of
reachingvisit of President
Russia is already the, sub-
uch discussion'in the French
cannot take 'pla‘co much be
M of. April, as the~ice will
broken no; The naval or
is are bolus made by Cap
of the Elysee household.
not. do Montehollo, French
The
wiii'é'mbsrk upon the Mass.
uh will he titted in palatial
lid accompanied by two crui-
hl‘ontcalm‘ and the Gulchen.
val escort will be under the
“fie-Ad'- ml gnurdon or
' u T‘fihere is no
infinite the W “93 W
lipomnce of the coming
most é‘i‘ithdslsstlo ex
on 0! Italy into a new
‘ihut the“ more sober-
ntual agreement can
scam V,;chlna, Syrlavnt -.'i‘rl;,;
anon tally the French prosl.
‘ thfi center of a splendid
‘,_ showing
some u on W,“
In BI Bull“ “Mlliilil
They“ did considerable ‘b‘usl‘l‘l‘eoil in
the way at settling cases in the civil
common pleas court Bridgeport,
terday. The pianos at a numb» of
cases on the trial list has the onset of
Iorcint this settlement and as I result
One or those magnificent Marsh
Brothers' tangles was disposed of In
this way. None of the parties in these
transactions are very anxious to try
them out. There is nitogothor too
much complication.
Andrew E Curtis brought suit
against [Francis W, Marsh to obtain a
clear title to a certain [piece of proper-
it! In 1898, when things were booming
-Loon A. Boss gave them a mortgage
on the property for $500
For the next tow months thc’prop- ‘
orty had about no many owners as it
had square feet. Finally it want to tho
plaintiff. Later he discovered that the.
defendant had a claim against It The
latter held tits and: Bros. had trans
let-rod the as mortgage to him. But
.thero did not *nppcar to have been any
record or it at the time. The plaintiff
the title. The terms of the settlement
are not stated. Ganfield a Judson for
the plaintilt, Chamberlain & Hull, for
the detendm‘tt. .
The action bio slit by the Eastern
Iron Steel Jami” I Co" against Mat-
thew II. Rogelio Blind Joel Ii‘nrist was
another case entered “done. " The no
tendants purchased a lot or old iron.
the wreck of the plant of the Cha»
quett Power ssCo.’ 'l‘ne olnlntilt com-
pany took the building and desired to
move in. The company claims that it
was iniurod because Vthe defendants
can alter having
been
asked or "
ware stat ii
the plaintifl Beer‘s & Water for the
defendants. '
Frank Larson had a little bill or
3250 for services and material for
nished to Adolphus Stirs and wife.
ho docket was cleared to that extent. W
with the now notorious building firm. ‘
brought suit to tumors the cloud from .
armour’ s Burial.”
Armo‘ur’s annulus
Julio or Typhoon. i L
My” Militia New cl.
Bert author ‘
Iun‘or pound
can and small. ;
V fossil-AD n (4431‘ Souk.“ “
was soon GW‘MMIT oil island CurI‘c‘Io
WILLBMS’I‘AD. IBEA'ED. oi Cura-
can February 'l—fl'hs Venoutiolan ro-
volutlonary steamer Libertsdo (tor
molly, :th’s Ban Eight} erroneously rip,
hortndn‘ttthve been with at Porto
Colombia. while undergoingV repairs.
by a Venezuelan guuboat, wits cruis-
Ing .oii' this island at ii o'clock lust
night and was also on the cost or.
Curacao at 4 o'clock this morning
She communicated with the shore and
must have steamed away shortly It
ter 4 a in. It is‘ believed that the
French cruiser D'Ia‘stress. which or.
rived here during the mornin, dis-
Sorbet) the operations or the iborta-
or.
The reported sinking of tho Liber-
tailor increased the interest taken in
her and therefore, when it became
known that the steamer was in the ot-
hng crowds at people made their way
to the shore. It was said mitt the
landing of war munitions on the Venn
suolsu coast by tho Libertador will
now he very actively pushed
VOLUNTEER FIREMEN'S PENSION.
ALBANY. ‘ February s'lw—A bill de-
signed to create a pension fund for
volunteer iii-onion and for the payment
or hit annual pension of not mole than
$200 to indigent or disabled firemen.
who have. or may be, liti‘t‘lozublv dis»~
charged has been introduced by As
semolyrnan Door. it provides that
The parties agreed without lighting
it out in court and the case was erased
ed on the list Cullinan & Cullinan tor‘
the plaintiff Canfleld & Judson tor the
defendants
”fir-QM”
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“FOR HONOR'S SAKE" AND “'I‘OU
. MUCH MARRIED. "
The Herald Sonora Comedy Com-
pany opened a three-nighta'. engage
meat at Hoyt’s Theatre. last evening.
it was ladies' night and there was a
large audience to without: the initial
performance at this company. Which is
a new one to theatre-goers. They oi
tercd a big double bill as the attrac
tion. First there was the tour-act
drains, “For Honor' 3 Sake." which was
given in a credit“ hie manner by the
[following wéllhs oil company:
0 .Edwiird lac‘irls
James Blackburn .. .Howard Sydney
Jack Worthington t Albert Livingston
Gerald Weston ........ Willard Perry
Detective Howleye, ..s. T at}. Coughlin
Frances lies....."i3..... 'o‘toung
NETS. [Ace ne......t‘v- '- Mm! “dowel
Imty Dolphin . . .. ”0 Hands Parker
The specialties, which were intro
duced between the acts. were strong
lealures. First of these was tiny
Wentworth. who pleased as piano mou
' s ologist and singer; then‘ coughiin and
Parker. an up to date singing and dan-
. fling ~,tesm tolleivod by Billy Raynor,
the tricks monologue oomodisn whose
songs and sayings were
as witty The Great Rafi)
as The. Emma: 12%:
mil be omltt a‘I-s his work“ oh the
s trapeze t‘tiil‘ii‘i‘gI ‘rn‘oIt wonderful,
I he was an acrobat of un-
‘ equalled so or. This tummy oer-
VrtI'litly givc‘IVztlrls
ipersons. in towns a conilnission of o
AMUSEMENTS. s
Within thirty days and the passage
of the act. the mayor or outer UIII- .
our of any city. town or village luny
appoint in cities a corniuiselcn or live
“persons and in villages ii domains on
of three persons who shall serve with
out compensation. They are to most
at regular intervals and (Bromine up
plicatlons for retirement.
Iuoicrso do ELEVEN ‘icoutlra
TAUNTON: Kasai, F‘o‘brdlll'ii 7~0n
an indictment of eleven counts charg-
Ing larceny and embosalem'ent. Edwin
Ii‘. Walker former payrohster at the
Mason Machine works here, was ur-
res‘led today no.1 held in $2. 500 hall
for a hearing. Mn. Walkhr had prov
lonely been arrested by the local nu-
thcrities on the charge or the lsrgeny
oi 3667 but this was not 'hrossod prior
to the arrest on the indictment. It is
alleged that Walker secured money
Illegally from his employers by raising
bids on contract work \
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PASSENGER ON PATRICIA.
NEW York. February 7.-Among
thus passengers who arrived today per
steamer PItrIcaia from Hamburg
were: Hsnptmann Von Buck of the
Koningsu Wilhelm. Four Grenadier
Regiment No. 2. Mains Baron Von
Loan and Baroness Von ma. Major
Von Der mild. or the Queens l‘tuliloer
Re sheet No. Ilii and Hauptmoln Von
Loo r, or the Kaiser Alexander
Grenadier Guard Regimen No. 11 all
German army .odinoro. ther pas-
OonIu‘l Douche of Ham-
burg: H»
.»csosor Von, Warton'slobon.
as about to «cure a di
nu. John Ray, employed
ll. use his wife to death
withnls‘tironsnd tithe tt pied
hit it from
'Ileved he was temporarily insane.
' was twontydhroe years old."
and Grill ‘
“renames Ar “‘1,
L‘UN E0 N.
LONDON. February imflhariss ‘M.
Schwab president or the United States
Steel Corporation, and Mrs. Schwab
were entertained it a private luncheon
today at the Mansion House. by the
Lord Mayor Sir Thorn \ (3. Di module.
The party includod Eli golden Lipton,
Al‘hhilnt‘ldw. Mano hi I’., Shin»
‘ Mar chairman
of the Nkkcl (In
COM MANDANT MARAI‘O 6APTUR~
£0
MA'I‘JIIIS‘I‘F‘ONTEIN. Cape Colony.
February 7-minute” Erasmus, better
known under the name (It Command-
ant Morals. has been cap ptu‘rodflu the
neighborhood or hamburg. arms
was the leader of It Hours who on
Ron range In
museu-
a...
sAaATOGA MAN KILL
BARATOGA. N
Andrew Eighlnoy, anery a resident
or New York city, uninitiated suicide
today on a term near here; it Is nie-
0
suranrhinuns'rs.
s .4 M...“ m H..." - va
HOYT’ S THEATRE.
Herald Square
Conrado Co
In a Repertoire ot ‘
FEBRUARY 6“, 7 and 8.
Tonightv‘erAll a III e}: or My Uncle
horn Japan '
Tomorrow Matineeeelzeivet and Rugs
Tomorrow night . V
Alto in; d“... 8‘“
Headed by
MAY WENTWOR’FH AND HER FIVE
COMEDY STARS.
sauces: Io,‘sc, soc.
HOYT' S THEATRE.
uouoav. rsslluanv 10.
run panes 6'5“ omen
i HOYT’8 BEST PLAY
A TEXAS} STEER .
Idy Ivor firewood.
Company always up to the highest
standard oi! excellence with
‘JAS. R. M’OIRNN as "MAVERICK
‘ Elms? In Repertoire “
The Most Successful Amer-Ian Com?
WE ‘WI‘L‘L OFFER
The Most Wonderful Cut Prices Ever
Advertised at reduced in Any Parts of
this Country! Why, You Will Ask?
.""
; The answer is simple—February and part a; March are what we call in the trade dull period—-
We want no dull business here, not even the smallest 'tween season. ‘and in order to give every-
body the opportunity of an A: investrn‘cni: we will plate or: sale tomorrow various kinds of Dry
Goods, etc. Vat the‘ following astonishlr‘lg prices: 2 ‘ , s , , . ”
I?
Ladies’ heavy boson Il‘hod Vests only.
value 39c at lilo
Choldron’s Ribbed Vests and Pants.
all-sizes, value 26c to film, at ; 14c
Children's Itibhed Vests and Photo.
Cliiltlrepls F‘Iauue‘lctte Petticoats or
Night Drawerstho 25c kind, 19c »
Ladies? Regions. values up to $12.98,.
at V $5.00
Ladies” French Flannel Walsts. were
Fancy Feathers, priced Ii om 490 up to
75c,1llc
indies' untrin‘uned Hats, former pric-
es ‘490 and, 980‘, at ' 29c
Ladles' trimmbd Hats, ‘i‘l‘lrrncr prices,
lue 50c, 75c and She, at 37 c '
Boys’ fleece lined Shirts and Drawefs. al.98sand ‘2‘25‘ M “'25 “81.138 to 33.52,; ., i p it 31:?
value 35,. at ‘ ' 1 Children's ‘Cnnton Flannel Brawler ores a 5"” rgain n e icon 3
Boys’ Sweaters, value ”(he and the; at
Waists, regular price, 259 at our ‘2. 98 quality for $1.98; our $125
quality for 7th}.
* ‘er l 690 19c . t ‘ ‘
llllennous 'i'nlcum Powdel. 15c Ladies‘ Cluster Fur Scaris, value up, ‘36 in. Fancy Skirt Lining, 10ml”
Cutioura Soap, 16c to ‘5‘ ‘ ' at “A”: sold at 15c and 20c yd.,.to close lithe
Cashmere Bouquet Soap. lilo pea" Buttons 10,: quality “m “an Glazed Carnbric. Skirt Lining In gray
Pears unscented soap, 10c .. ty, ”991,11. ‘ to Don. and brown for this sale, 2c
Ludles' Kid Gloves odd sires, value ' Black MercerIaod Sateen, lull yard
75c and :1 00 at hilt: 25" m" ”mi" 2 "“3" ’°“' “hat“; wide, worth 25c for this sale 15c
Ilsdles' white hematitched Handrail 5c 60 so “no“, Hamburg Edging; Fancy Outing Flannel, the 10c qualify.
chiefs, value he. at ‘ ’ 3c halt; price 7 , .40 yo: for do yd.
Ladies line all linen initial Ilsndkor-‘
chiefs. value 25c. at 16c:
Man’s outing flannel Shirts; value 000,;
15 pieces Apron Gingham. the desira-
ble cuec . at 41/90 yd.
Flannel Waisting in black and white,-
dosirr‘ilile tor Kimonos and House
25c Fancy ipodiea‘ side supporters, V_all
colors, your chutes {or ‘ 17c
Tot-chop Lace and Insertion. 51! quail-
st 45o
‘, Iadios' fancy Hose. value up to one. W. flow so N Gowns. regular price 16c. for this
sale urice, lire Shetland Floss. Germsntown or imi- ‘sale, we
Ladlos' Umbrellas, value $1.00 and ony.10c alleles for , 8c Henrietta, in all colors blue. broWn
$1.25, at ‘ 'iiic 2 qt White Porcelain Pitchers, 12c and rod, our regular 29c, for this
' Your Inst opportunity to secure men's Table Tumblers, 25c Dos. sale.19c
Wool Underwear, $1.00 value. 'Iho; Kitchen Lamps, complete and titted iii in. Black Cheviot Serge. great va- ,
$1.50 value, V twelvalna. see." with two burners, . .250. Inc, 090. tor this we, too
Here's a write ‘ on's fancy perosIe Glass Preserve Dishes“ ‘ 2c es. ‘ 46 in. Black. Figured Jacquards, all
Shirts. separate cults, value “.00 to 6 qt. Granite Iron Stow Kettles, 29c wool, regular 50cquality, tor . 25c
31. 60. Not In y of VI. also. some few 4 qt. Granite Iron Pudding Pan, 12o French Flannel In all wool; brown and
lilailhtthnfi" dothofi firitznrakong 1000 yds. Dorset Flannel the so ‘green, tof‘closefiat‘i‘,“ ' " 501.c-
tomorrow. ' _ 47c kind. so yd. 60 in. Helivy Skirting, In Oxford
Ladies‘ Dressing Encodes, values up Honey Comb Towels, the be value, worth $1.25, tothhis sale. 950
to title. at ‘ the V Vile ea. 46 in. Henrietta, in black, all wool,
Ladios' Flanneletto Wrappers, choice Turkish Towals, lilo quality. Bloc out great value, 65c, for Saturday, 43c
of any In our stock, values up to 1 balo‘Unbleachod Muslin. 36 in. wide, 50 in. Novelties in all wool goods,
81.98. at she the dc kind, 45c brown, green and garnet, a bargain.
ladies' Corsets, white and drab, the Outing Flannel Skirts. the 25c value, at .. bile
best 500 oorset‘tuade, at 37c 19c ca 50 in. Checks extra heavy weight in
Children’s long costs, since I. 6 and Large sills Table‘ Napkins, good value brown and green all wool, regular
790 Do: $1.00 quality, for ,.
8 years,"voluesup ? $5.00, at will a at $1.00 doz. 500 ‘
’ t
. . HELLO. SEYMOUR S STORE! ;
That Cmnofi' Burial“ IE3 Fine onset or yours is great. Bests anything we can and In town. Such de-
licious never, which toucheI the right spot. Duplicate my last order. This is the way We like to hear our cus-
topless talk-tn phone
tenants: ouoav "snow io‘ln.‘ courmuiuo run our: WEEK, w: emu. HAVI A
Isaac onusus'rsariou or use sun's cocoa
we extend a “More“ invitation to not people oi the town to visit our store. and see exports demonstrate
iii-It clan Intoles of, pure Health Foods. We ivant you to taste the griddle cakes Hominy ,Pearl Flakes, Buck-
TV wheat Bakes, Wheat annulus, rim Tapioca Old Homestead Pan Cakes. Royal Health Food Etc.
V Don't Inigo this porous invitation. but Ivaii yogi-sell or this opportunity and Ice tor yourselt what one
hoods are. Not hot! 13%. but how good. 0m and bring your friends with you.
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