communication
, lbs sportsman: 11".: L
rash. of Colorado has
panther crime that «rivals
He finds thatcmonoycd
Ins alarmed at the
of sold and are doing
PL: , was probably the rich-
the United States. Ills
00,000, or more. Thirty
so was a colonel in the
national 51mm. ,lie got
Fhilsdeiphia as a restaur-
He begun life as :1 brick
it , the English explor-
’ -‘ used word. Sometimes it stands more»
a three years since the
lien over by the United
out .istrldes that Vhsve
or buildings of which
31, 000‘, 000 and which 3
embroider y of
re made of lace and
also gained by ridd-
hits effects, issuing from
i cough the varied
foulsrds and
one re given 1: good deal of
ii ' is seeing) d'l‘hey Ellie
sis e use ecorate t o
if; 3&51’0 ‘for col-sage bouquets!l
ships, are partial to the per: . ;'i‘
.er-work.
sy are also used as embroid-
y materials, the blossoms
i: made of moussei 1
”m Vlors oi the not “11:3
NVAMS WIN AGAIN. ‘
“some in the pool term
of Oarien, took place
sing at Putnam Hose
in: players were John Bo-
Hose and W IL
Vol ’{MV
to d ,
Tonight
MMMN
owing was the score
1., ‘1 count: to tithe effect .1”va
1 “hind sermons to buy that they preferred
1. prefsrcnccyis l: serious reflection
,1 decision the speaker to be an author or
an editor ruther than a preacher
ty- -flvc years of vivid portrayal of Gos~
to Set: mm
”the weakness of the organisation is
,mon plan
forcible presentation. The cdndltion of
things: mhichohe pictured imprssesd it-
self 11 his hearers Ancient and mod-
4 story, was inude to tlrrob with life , _
in was 1111.: Historic Mom
8.13:! liliwgove PM; E New Yuri: were Alike
' tions; it was a. rigorous exposure of
sermons entitled Night Scones. which
his illustrations of this.
these haunts of vice and mercilessly
shows the majority of their frequent-
. he should be charged with like excess.
of the we: As ' 1
'. .ps the price 2 cents it will incite 1
1.6 cents by this, legislation. To be; , 1 ‘
. showed a whole from Uncle Sum the
not? no Who
Sings ill lihhlio lilo
lhiiiusmr From Poohlo Who iiiii
lioi lindorsiood Him
*w-‘v‘.
"The passing of Dr. 'l‘oiuiogc is not
only the passing of a human soul from
earthly labor to heavenly toil. but the
passing of s prominent figure from the
stage of public life.
Like all public than Tslmogc was
variously estimated ,‘He was often mic.
represented by both friends and toes.
Many ardent friends so admired him
that they regarded all sdvarsc critlv-
_cism as either proceeding from :iesiousy
of his popularity or hatred of his mes.
case. While many who were unfriend-
ly to him lildged bin: by unfair stood.
nrds sud Ilndlng him deficient. de—
nounced him altogether. Men who in-
discriminstely denounce sensational.
lord and determine success simply by
permanently visible results did not find
much to praise in Dr. Tolmsgc. Sen-
shtionsllsm, is. hchver. a much miss
ly for striking utterance and sometimes
for extravagance and burlesque. it al-
Wdys boil the former significance with
Dr. Talmage and too often the letter
Pcrhsps the severest criticisms of his
it developed a taste in his, hearers for
thin“ which was startling In expression
rather then strong or. .origlnal ln
athomiht. and 2) that it led those who
‘licard him speak and had read
Such :1
it
to read rather thou listen.
A
sermon should sound better then It
reads.
The discount of ’I‘nlmagc because he
left no permanent church organization
has always seemed to us unfair. Twen-
congregations of
stud. people should
boom The. Brooks
wow is .no more a
,c hum I
well carom church which has stoic
preaching and empty peWs. thrcin
the lack of coherence of his member-
ship was due to low ethical sinndurds
in pastor and oilicisls as some lmplv
significant. But its significance is dc~
pendent on the verity of the conditions ‘
implied.
'l‘nlm'sge moved in the realm of cum.
NEH . Hit who not valued for his
ouplnions nor his spiritual leadership
This emphasises his great ability in
vividly revealed. Nor was his reVelau‘
tibn of sin a me: e picture of its distor-
its disappointing shame. The series of
describe his visit to the slums are strik- V
In them he
ridicules the vaunted attractiveness of
em to be men of wealth and social
position. Through all there is a clar-
ion nobe of warning and a trumpet call
to avoid the path which leads to these ,
‘ l
f or.
use ’9 death is attributed to ov-
Thls is the some cause that
he himself declared to have produced
In; hdeath of Beecher I remember read-
hisli‘rrsrning against over-«work on
ltfi ground, that Beecher was s Victim.
How strange that sixteen years later
I We are willing to believe. that he
Edit: dies from over-work in the Ma’s—
ter‘s vineyard Will not he. Ill «.nt ease
when introduced to the noblér l'dbors
of the skies. . . ., .Wfir 1 :
VVhwruétizsste 'ro_ cco PRIGES.
fa Found to
”Tali Ellect July 1.
‘ 1 cos tobacco naught: halve kits:
lee n toetromt e morons
may cogo‘in gutsy unsound it: i: redde-
tion in price on all brands to tobacco
pluctnred by it of two cents per
There
will 1: change 1: the. size of pm-
be ' . , Vd lltqglclgore do
claim must Amount to $10 or over. 1,
N RWALVK ‘ WILDTNQ NOTEE,“
‘1 , t. M the silt ion
“ no t'u 'l‘hc‘stre. “Wednesdsy night. and
1 wil be presented by :1 cost of unusual
excellence including some of our very
' house. the stdblc and usual buildings.
‘ One will ut once rénow old ucouointun-
general pulpit style would by) (i) that ‘
lion of n mucadnm road in the town of
’the contract is let.
Record: publishes ~
to
at
best actors and actresses. "A Moth
or's Heurtf' 1111.. four sets. and is full
of humor: income: It opposis to oil
mankind end is sold to be (blinded on
GO ll ‘
. . Magi-EH.—
DAVID HARUM FitiDAiru
‘ “David Harbin” , in its dramatic
form is divided into three sets. and
strongly drown pictures of life in the
one" up state doan The first pic«
,‘turo shows the exterior of David’s
cos In the character of Chet Timpson.
the chief clerk of Horum’ s bank. John
honor, the city teller who has come
nu'Illi Tlmps‘on’s place, the landlord
of; the Eagle Hots who offers three
kinds of pie for breakfast. Zeke Swim
hey the rural usnror Deacon Perkins
who buys the sound and kind horse
from David Bill Mbntuig, Billie P.’ a
widow Aunt Polly. Mary Bloke. Peleg
Hopkins. General Wolsey and Dug
Robinson. , 1
THOMAS BIiEA.
Thomas Shoe. and his competent com-
pany closed their engagement in this
city Saturday evening. with the pro»
seutution of Hell Gate. This piece is
filled with stirring situations and the
actors are kept busy throughout the
entire performance A large audience
enjoyed the production and from the
business done It is positive that the
company has given the theatre goers
of the Turin Cities what they wanted ,_
and in the most acceptable manner.
, ALLOTMEN’TS OF STOCK.
British Members of Shipping Corpora-
tlon Not Ball-fled With Their snare.
LONDON. April 21—41‘hc allotments
of stock in the new shipping corpora»
tion were all taken up by British mem-
bers of the syndicate at noon today.
What proportion was, given to Europe
the Moment: decline to announce. but
evidently it was not nearly so large as
desired by the British interests. J P.
Morgan Is now in Paris From other
members of the firm The Associated
Press learns that the shipping corpora
than ‘will be run almost exactly on the
some lines at the United States Steel
Corporation. each branch retaining its
Individuality. but being subject to the
control of the directing body The
statements intended for the stockhold-
ers of the new corporations ingagdins
earnings. management etc..‘ will be is-
1100i! ‘
th‘ries r. 111...... H stoic} Paul Je-
goals. Rockville: Edwdrd ll. 'I‘rsluor.
cw Haven: Harry Martin, Bridge-
port und James Jnrdine. Bridgeport.
W
. Ho‘i’ WAVE CONTINUED. '
'St. Joseph. Mo. April illw'i‘be hot
ave. which struck this city,
doy continues and st 7 o’cloc
.» morning tbs thoromometcr stood at ‘1
degrees. Two hours later it hsd
crowled up to 82 with prospects of
ranching a record breaking height h
fore noon. intermittent storms of
dust accompany the heat. “
ENTERTAINMEN‘TS ‘ ‘ ‘
HOYT’ S THEATRE.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 23.‘
No love like a mother 8 love. No play
like "A Mother's Heart."
The Bountiful Melodrama
A Mother’ 5 Heart.
Magnificent scenic effects. Thrilling
' in situctIOn and action. Pure
and clean in sentiment.
A play that appeals to every human
being. The big melodramatic success
of the season enacted by a perfectly
balanced and powerful company, in«
cludln‘g:
‘ Pearl Charleton Seward,
Mr. Horace Vinton 1'
\
BABY BEATRICE ABBEV.
The New York Journal's 8100 Prize
Beauty Child Action. The most
Wonderful child Actress on
the American Stage.
spices: . 121511.351: and sec.
‘5‘!!!“
HOYT’ S THEATRE.
FRIDAY, APRIL 25 ‘
Charles Fiohmau s
Companu
In tho Groatestflonicdy Success
Iliver Written.
David Horom
as
From the novel of "David Hnnim, " by
Edward Noyes Wostcott
Copyrighted 18981900 by I). Apple-
ton it Go. Publishers.
PRICES. 2,5, 50. 75c «inn $1.00
sued by a method similar to the one ‘ ‘ ‘
now employed by the stool corpora
tlon. Recording the detection of tho
Cunard Allan. Apollo: and French
steamship lines the Morgen views are
as follow:
"It remains to be seen whether they
will come in. We think it is rather a
good thing in some res cots not to set
cvsrybddy in ,At the be nnlng, the idea
being that the present dumbine Is quite
big enough to start with and It is het-
ms to get it down to a“ practical work-
ing busis before being too ankious to
make :1 clean sweep "
M‘
ARRIVALS OF‘ VESSELS
BOSTON, April 2} 'VjVArrivcd: Miles
from Alexander. ‘ '
NEW YORK. Ap ii: 2l~—A:rivcd:
steamer Patric. tron: Marseilles and
Naples. 1
Netioe to Contractors
W
Sealed proposals will be received by
Stamford Conn, until one o‘clock p. ,
111.. of May 3d 1902. for the construc
Stamford. in accordance with the
plans and specifications spnroved by
the State Highvvay Commissioner.
Bids shall stotettlie price per linear
foot for finished rond complete; the
run through its Selectmen and the
Saute Highway Commissioner reserve
the right to increase or diminish the
number of feet to be Improved utter
All bids must
he scoompuniod by :1 bond of not less
than onethird of the amount of the
construction of the work Any bidder
refusing to sign the contract at the
prices altered by h'lm she'll be required
to forfeit a sum from his bond equal
to the alumnus in price between his
bid and the next highest bidder Plans
and specifications may be examined at
the office of Selectmen. Stamford (it.
or it the allies of the State Highway
Commissioner in Hartford. The Be
lecturer: and State Highway Con:-
missioner rose vs the right to reject
EDWTN E. HOLLY
f GEORGE]! ROBERTE
VgilAB ,E. HOBBIE._
how. '
the Board of Selectmen of the towu of '
. FINE
MILLINER Y
hoop , ,
Dress Hats and Outing this of "all
descriptions, trimmed and untrlmmed.
Bosutlfui flowers, laces and ornaments.
A choice asserting for ladies Vol re.
fined taste. Ever lhp dainty and
Exclusive designs and low
prices. ‘ . ' ‘
M. F. Aokorman
31 Mom 51ml.
Nor-walk.
Cemented with large Bridgeport cs-
toblisbment. 1 ‘- ‘
' 11911511111111? .
JOHN A CAMP
(if you don't know him. you plight to)
He represents the State of Connecti-
out, particularly the Twin Cities of
Norwslk. dolly in the .111... 1 city-1-
Now York He also“. represents to you
faithfully. honestly and truly the great
Glothlng and Outlittiug house of
bull Grog hi to
Breadwaii 115151..
This is one of the representative the .
tabllshments oi the Empire Cityr Yet, ‘
as they make the garments they sell.
the prices are much lower for some
. grade then the small dealers who hove
‘ to buy from the makers. _
Nothing but the most stylish, new
children. . _
este
.._ nou‘nced the most 8
pinto-date Clothing for Men. Boys and ,
department was calls out at 7.16,
o clock last night to a blue in the old
rink building at the corner of Bank
sud Grand streets. In a few minutes
a general alarm was turned in. The
ancient wooden structure had the ap-
neurones of a famous when the fire-
{fictional in- twenty minutes. The
MOO Six small stores were slight
amazed: A petition is now before
6 board of alderman praying to have
he bull ldlnz condemned as a lire
MTHEONE RELEASED FROM JAIL.
VANA, April 21-A corrected
”Ills al copy of the bond for $100, 000
red by a fidelity company for the
centuries on appeal of Estes G.
of Cuba. sentenced to imprisonment
and a fine in connection with the post
oi frauds, was presented to the su‘
creme court today and Rathbone will
be set at liberty this afternoon. Mr.
Des Vernlne one of Ruthbone' s otter
ney's left .here for Washington this
morning.
WARM WEATHER IN NEBRASKA.
OMAHA. Neb. April 21 .—~'l‘h‘e tem-
perature this morning at 8 o’clock was
1:. trifle cooler than yesterday at the
some time, but the heat wns still opv
presslvo and quite unseasonsblo.‘ The
mommy stood at 72, two degrees be-
low Sundoy A high wind prevail in
Omaha and throughou most or be
state. The indication are that the
day will be as nouns Simday. 1
"The Bookffi‘oi the
Presidents”
By Gen. Charles H Grosvcnor.
20 years member .o ngrcss. , 1,,
theirs our: room
niflccntly beautiful book ever issue
in the United States. Contains 27}
large. full-page Photogravure Porn
traits, reproduced from the best point-
ings In the White House, the Congress.
Innsl Library the Capitol Building and
the Corcoran Art Gallery. of Washing
on
Contains Department of Autograph
Letters showing an autograph letter
of each President of the United States
and Department of Armorial Bearings
11nd Genealogical Notes.
features have never before appeared
in any book ever issued.
Both President McKinley and Presl
dent Roosevelt posed specially in the
White House for mm per trails to be
used only and exclusively in this work
This is the greatest honor ever con~
ferrcd on any publication ever issued
in this country This work reflects
credit upon the illlstgon Every patrio-
tic American titer: will buy it
Sells at sight. _, Small fortunes
being mode by men and women
and large fortunes will be
made on this publication within the
,‘next three years. g.liigh class men rind
women “ employcd‘°"nu commission or
rt sniary and part commission. :1. .
r: 0 guaranteed yearly. so. Monger
wanted to ouch smell ofll e at home or
in home town, to have charge of ag-
ents and correspondence look utter
the advertising and other work
EVrith for terms und circulars. Ad~
re
THE CONTlNENJi‘AI. PRESS.
Comoros Building. Opposite
Treasury.
arrived but they had the fire up?
to the building will amount
Ruthbone the former director of posts ,
These two,
_, ‘ Washington. 1). (1.
Best
The
RESULTS. OUR. 80383
OTHER FELLOWI1
WET ARE SELL
OUR GOODS
mow Pd’rs'rons firms
DEMONS GRAP
CAN V8?“
Cheapest
Canvas
price
Shawl
price
Fancy
blue.
‘ . Archer
needle, ‘
30c Leathe: Belts, block. grey and
tan, sale price.
250 Silk or Leather Bolts, :1 large
assortment: sale price, . 1;;
121.com: Lace and Insertion, 2 to
4 inches wide, sale price. yard 5c
Velvet Grip Hose Supporters, all
sizes white and block, a peir. 12l/zc
Wire Hair Pin Cabinets assorted
sizes. best quality. sale pricb
ICurIlug Irons 3 ,slscs. always sold
for be. sole price.
everybody.
the Importers pt factories. ‘ ~' .
White or Colored Featherstitothd
braid. sale price,
Hamburg Edgings, very special 1:
and
25c a‘l/oilinus, any color and style,
sale p1ice,~
500 Lace 'Ties,
white and euro. sale price,
Lace Collars, very stylish now,
1 sale price.
Pearl, Buttons. 2 dozen on a card.
sale price.
100 Hooks and Eyes. with extm
anIsible eyes, sale price
will continue all the week
Sinail Wares. Ribbons and 1.1113511
An sndicu- chain of nobby and useful articles-«mall but Important to
Little prices than these small articles can be boupbt for ‘th
' White dud, lira,»
8c and 5 books,
Collar Foundations. sale
41:
price.
190
long,
391:
75;:
1 17c
Pins. assorted sizes, sale
~1 3c
Elastic Web, black, pink,
sole price yard,
«lb inches yard,
price
60 out neck chain,
_ 61:
Brand Needles. the best
3c
39:; .
O .
0
3c,
1,1uudcr-priced selling ‘
1 t.“,,1 . m:-
15c Ladies’ Funny Side Support:
ers1blilo,1llinkdtrdl
,- ‘ ‘ .9
Colored Neck Ribbons.
any color. during this sale, :11
5c Torches Lace 2 inches wide,
good patterns, sale price. '
Lsdies' Linen Collars, all sizes,
and all the leading styles, sale
25o606 Boys' Watch? Chains,
close out. sale price ‘ .
, 50c Choir: Purses, with and with
, 1 dozen spools block Sewing
Silk, good quality; sale price, ,
1 l‘oiiet Pins, good iquallty.” full
count sale price. 1 ‘ 2c
25c Belt Buckles black, gilt, sil-
vcr and grey, sale price
Bunch Tape. assorted sizes, good
strong tape. sale price.-
‘351: Fancy Neck Ribbons this sea-
son's styl 3, sale price yard.
the flat Pns, pearl,
glass beads. sale pricem 1
‘ Ibo 10c White Lace Collar Tops, .
veiy special sale price.
orset Clots sp .
a
price. . .,
bias: one.
all silk.
t0 ,.
10c
896
19c
19c
silt and ,
5c
Safety Plus. all sizes nickel or ‘
block sale price. a cord,
43B
Lvass's CLERK KILL-Eli HIM-
NEW
button.
are in which he said that everything
would, he found i1: good shape.
note closed as fellows:
"I have been going crazy for some
time. "
was a graduate from Princeton Uni-
versity and of Columbia Law School.
SCHOONERS RACED TO NEWPORT.
NEW...
schooner Fannie 0. Bowen, which left
this linrbor with the Rachel W Stev-
ens. the four muster. hns’nrrlvcd at
Newport News. The Stevens has not
been reported and, apparently. has been
beaten by the Bowen in the ‘run down
the Atlantic coast.
tcrest was taken in the arrival of the
vessels because of the recent race. be-
tween the Stevens and the Randall
from Norfolk to New London. . ‘
YORK, April 21~Joseph Hold-
en Sutton. who was employed as rmu
aging clerk for a firm of lawyers. com-
.mittcd suicide today at the HotelMan
IS Always
Never ,1
ws DEAL YOU our 1r ,s'ruouc HAND or you pour roun mm: noun YOU won. our run ass'r
moor cooos run MARKET AFFOR us we ARE sorrsrisn ron THE
OTHER KIND.
sY glinbx course rr MUST NEVER BE ON ousirrv. .
o A LARGE oosn'rrrv or our: swssr nosv norms war? enclose rr :3
- norms, 'rnsu run OTHER runnow KEEPS sun, so wrru serum or cooos was COULD 111111111111:an
. soon so COFFEEP‘TEAS; mousse GANNED ooons cmcmnsxm ,
nun economics use 13st nsrwnissno 'suo 1s MAINTAINED or run inch coupons or
razor-1 veosrsams
: Lorrocn censor numerous runsnnr, consume ETC A m 1‘:
mo csnp~rss rooms nous our: countess BACON runes 'rnou THE SMOKE nanosecond s.
err caverns oounvo soc Am ,
y irons svsnr wsu'r wirn ennrsc'r SATISFACTION
SELF.
lie left a note for his employ-
t
The run e.
Sutton was 32 years old. tie
his moiesty
LONDON April 21".?th
that’s all. "
Considerable lip ‘
i
The
“In what way?"1~
‘ "Why he intimated thst he'd like to
have me sign a receipt for the crime.»
ment ring And I wanted to keep it for .
my Vcollection, too i'eChicsgo Evening
OB ‘ '1 1
«ms Eowsdo's THIRD Levee.
LONDON ‘April 21—King Edward
held his third levee today at St James
palace, to which he proceeded for the
2"iiSt time from Buckingham palace.
The public took full hdv'antsge of the
greater possibilities of vi wing the‘
procession afforded by ‘t e longer
The levee was moderately attended
The United States embasssdm Joseph
H Choate and the other members oi"
the United States embassy were
among the diplomats present.
wise no Americans were presented to
Other-
W
DEALING WITH A BUSINESS MAN.
“I wonder.” said the first, "if he had"
heard of my other engagements."
"Why '.'” asked her dearest friends. ‘
“Oh he didn't just seem to have the
usual confidence as to the future-
“or.
Cheapest
Best
Vs
19,; '
10c “
2i) Retail
Stores
The Best in the World
«>1;
sonar yo Bonner. $1.40. ousnsursnu
AIM»,
Stores
'i‘bs’t's what we think of our FAMOUS MAUD S. FLOUR and we know you will think the“ some if you try
it. we have it fresh cc:- loud just in. that we pro offering this week at ostenlsliing figures. Other worhty bargains
' «1 gal. Pure order 11...... .
Mennrch Octal:
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