Evening sentinel, Tuesday, May 30, 1905 · page 6

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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nastiness-y was thing is»,
The W #4209 "2'?”
war mantel, Thurs are too
' "llambstwgcn the Ndrtii
iiiscu real loveltoo

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‘Jsmss Liniith. thus standing
back to the fire. his six feet
ashes of manly grace towering
ll Ill hove the low mantel, his benev-
I no powerful face surmounted
itallalo of thick and wavy silver
hair, dominated all others In the room
tiledrais dominate the cottages at
thin fattest there it ssvpral per-
son ”present whose in re deeds were
to ow them to be men and women
’ more than nine! strength in the
that “triad men's souls to prove
manner of men they were. "
'i‘ e little gathering on this special
in ng obciililbl the. lIl'IBl back parlor
. foadred brick and white marble
on St. Mark’s Place. a quarter
of ew York City which had long
held fill our among the most fashion-
‘ but i to which the blight of the
bus clad-ii sir Iwa’s ust beginning to
, lnsldlprl‘s .l- The time was
. gig!) in holiday; 1 do not
ubml f’l know that. ii
“I, m’shortiy elicit

a meeting of" the
, e so called Peace Commission,

Jenly succeeded in sowing heavier
s of thistles. I, asst two of
lb eumen present had Jbeen members
of that Commission and had returned
froth Washington oppressed by the
consciousness thitt matters Were is a
much more serious condition than
the others were willing to admit.

The little assembly of fine-looking
men and women before the speaker
was just now very grave. There were
friends from north mi south of Mason
. and Dlhou'i’llhch-h an. whole-soul.
’ ed persons. all ed them,» though their

”humanis- differed. as widely as their

faces. Sonic were young and same

there were that we the youthful ones
thought weiv very. did indeed i be-
lieve that one of them must have been
slides sixty years old. and was treat-

edwl h reverence by all save Uncle

James, who boasted nearly as many
yearh {slid bad a far tnore venerable
appearance, by dint of wearing his
ovm beautlf l white hair. while the
elder than sit himself compelled to
dieport a shiny, dark brown wig

This gentleman, Uncle Oarruthers.
had last risen to make some reply to
his tail brother-in-laws‘ remarks when
the persistent and shrill calling of
"Natty! xtry!” penetrated the
closed. doors, and windows. "Extras"
at that time commanded an attention
which they seldom receive today.

For an Instant all maintained the
attitudes in which they had been
caught‘by the newsman‘s cry. Then
there was a break, a dash fur doors
and windows.

Alasl there was no mistake. The
words were plain and each syllable
was like a bullet: “The flag is fired
upon at Fort Sumpter. "

The next looming proved this to
have been a false alarm, but the
effect on the peaceful little group of
old and yenng was the same that it

lht have been later when the and
tin ngs wells true. Among those pres-
eht viere North and South Carolin!-
ans, citizens of Connecticut and New

York. Virginians and people from

Massachusetts, and from Louisiana.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

caption of two or three who were In
feeble health. i believe there was not
one hodid not, in the and days to
cog; take a creditable part on the
on side or the other in differing but
mkd‘me,
lu rune corner stood Bessie Calvert
from Ohirleston and Phillip Schuyler
from Albany. The high back of the
old-matched sofa had shielded the
h of bile sitting which they had
to unclasp as they uncon-
l role and gased at each oth'er'
with blanched faces. Near them
stood Wallace Graham, of Beaufort
N famine had» involuntarily flung his
and around Nina Suydnm. as if he
would defy any rendlug of the bethro'.
tlill tic which had so lately united
, than?“ its old their cured at each
white b0 the use with ll'ildllom
”awhile mutual tears stole
ir, strong faces: the young
at such other with a fierce
on. whether old
lJsulllvctl‘ with a grief that

. be littei'é’d
will hominid oh; smothered
a fife only sound In the
I it room; but soon
+ to odidhtbttoh enough for a
diary assembly, during which
it: With" shdj‘it'o one llb‘arheus
how the party
{but 1 know but it proved
to last meeting on earth for
. .I d lured each ether well.
. . tIfdr Mn? months or yours:

,, iscxt morning that a partial
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but“ all felt that t soon

‘ jut" yak-Ice Grs ”left

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" ”this battered soldier who had worn the

pill.
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is nurse was Nina Bdur am.

"too young and pretty." said gruff old

surgeon Danna load man and kind.

ti“ inspits of tho old cars “it"s ub-

Nina child so "for

dos-d W‘ly only; town abddtliery, and
set: slip: 9f ll " mild

to goodriieartcd
Ipid chestnut burr edIthe

sitter
. ThIst veg do: Nina {Ellie

as ng a our
on room not is snutiss'siieodmt this
bolus carried forth and thrill d sur-
goonI without ruining“t his eyes from
his worlr was crying out

"Somebody come and take this
sponge and be quick about it!"

Nina's father was also a surgeon
(now at the front? and she had been
taught by him how to make herself
useful in emergencies. This day's
W'ol‘k’pro‘ved‘ her efficiency, and was
the beginning of a long and arduous
”sort/ice in hospital wards. Young.
‘pretty and endowed with a nameless
attraction which In more potent than
youth or beauty, and continues to ex-
ert its forces when these are gone.
Nina soon” found her way to "the
front"-the and. terrible. magnificent
“front." where all the virtues and
all the vices fought side by side in the
same great cause and so learned les-
sons from each other) for even vices——
so long as they are not lnhuman~
have aspects which are not' all had.
and can sometimes support the vir-
tues with an unexpected strength.

At the "front" was much evil, but
also much good. Weakness was made
strong, and harshness was softened.
Death and hardship are stern masters,
but good metal is wielded under their
blows. Maideniy and sweét young
women loaded in hospitals where the
rough and the gentle of those who
had worn the blue or the gray lay
side by side. and never by word deed
or look were harmed by any. llun'
dreds are still living who will willingv
ly testify to this.

There’had been a terrible day in
the hospital at Fortress Monroe. it
was after fatal Fredericksburg and
the wounded had been almost piled in
the wards, filling the floors so closely
that passing between the lines of
prostrate men was a difficult matter.
There were not nearly enough mat-
tresses and cots to provide for all.
fer by one of these blunders which
are always being made by no one
knows Whom a big" shipment of these
essentials which had been forwarded
to Fortress Monroe by the ever- to—be
blessed Sanitary Commission. had
been sent back to Baltimore He who
had a mattress had not a” cot and
who had a out had not a. mattress, and
yet. even so divided, the supply was
so far short of the need that bare
liners we‘re thankfully accepted If in
any place where the Wounded could
be under shelter.

Overworkod surgeons hurrying or-
deriles deft handed colored assistants
and light-stepping women in short.
cooi'gowns of linen or gingham which
might have been clean in the morn-
ing, but were anything else by now.
were getting about between the paral-
lel rows of suffering or unconscious
men as best they might
few, but voices were not hushed. The
greviouely wounded have not keenly
sensitive nerves to anything external
to themselves; it is only convalescents
who possess these incumbrances. One
poor fellow who had been removed
from his comfortable cot to moire
room for another in a worse plight
than himself, raised his voice in com-
plaint against the "racket "

A cheery voice exclaimed, "Is that
you Johnny Glider? im glad to hear
that grumble! It's a sign you're get-
ting better.”

The speaker passed lightly onward
carrying a big pitcher of beef tea in
one hand. a small tin cup in the
other administering the pitcher's con-
tents impartially to those who seemed
most in need of it,- for these days were
too hurried to make out dire usual
hospital lists and keep records The
beef tea went around to all silks
"every hour if possible, and stay
two hours if possible.” according to
the customary and lucid. if somewhat
Hibernian ‘phrsseology of the wards

At the sound of the nurse‘s cheery
voice. a sorely wounded man opened
his one llnbandsged eye and gavea
faint cry of “Nina! 0 ins!"

She stopped and turned. The
woman. trained by months of service
to meet and minister to all forms of
suffering without a tremor swayed
and almost lost her roclons burden:
for best tell was nice this in those ill-
provided days. A quick-eyed orderly.
springing forward. caught the pitcher
and its bearer'

Another instant and Nina was knesl~
log on the door the bandaged and
bloody head pressed close” to her
bosom, her whole being thrilling to
her low: "Thank dodl' Thorn: nod:
Oh. my Wallace my civil; my own!"

Over fort. camp, slid hos ital and
figment over ”Elm

11 rig and t1Ith'u has its and
rodre'ii. and the mint ed with uh-
heed d fury; but theft heavy air grew
light r and sweeter beneath them all
and s quickenlng pulse of life ran
from “mien to man, and from ward to

ward _,
. In the bright dawn of the mornind
It was a radiant face that bowed above

 
 

 

 
 

am. The surgeon was 1 t going to

hi6I iIn‘stch a hour or two 0 the hestn

which coinss' bill!” to theses:

re “tired claim to death.” He
moment to look down at the

in espouse to h l“ fW1 mfmw
l' Ol‘ 01 Eli
he will live no ." As t e Evvs’a'ry' s’ur—
goon went on, its girl bent over her
. , Ul' ‘Illsod Milli!“ lb. only un-
loot. Iii eyelid it used in sav-

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GIRL BlT‘f‘EN IY MAD DOG.
Miss Simonat. of Tonington. Throat-
snsd With Blood Poisoning.
TORRINGTON. May 29 —-Miss E.
Slinuiicl, who was badly bittuli iii the
hand some days ago by a dog owned
by her father. Paul Simonet, the Riv
erslde avenue marketman. has been
removed to a hospital In New York for
treatineni. At first the bile was con
sidered lightly. though a ragged wound
was caused by the canines teeth, but
the animal later shoued symptoms of
becoming mad and snapped at others
In the family. finally having to be shot.
Miss Simonet s injuries showed no im-
provement and she was sent to New
York, the family fearing that blood

poisoning would set in.

OTRICTLV DINUINI
Most of the patent medicine lesii
maintain are probably genuine The fol
lowing notice recently appeared to the
Atehlson (Kan) Gltobe "Joe '1‘.aclr
a well known engineer running on the
MIissouri Pacific between Wichita and
mime, lately appeared in a big one.
in a picture and when he was in
this office today we asked him

about it. He says be bad
terinlc pains in his stomach. and
thought he had cancer. His

druggist recommended Kodoi Isnd he
says it cured hiih. lie recom'mended
it to others who were also cured. "Kc
do: Dyspepsia Cure digests what you

and cards all stomach troubles
Just as ensure as the sun shines your
It brought back to Its or
lgi'ua pure nilitlon and life sweet
lined by fill ls's (big and truly the
creates} digestaut known. Sold by
The CI flord Pharmacy

THIEF CAVE THAT HIS WIFE WAG
OTABVING.
Found House Unlocked and He Was
Tom M to Steal.

fiDIU’l‘HINO 0N, May as. ~"l'rn
gu
c till reu were at home wi h nothing
to est and when i found the d r us-
locked i had to return and go rough
the house." was in' crosses the con-
fcilsion that Superl tendent idgsu. of
is state police; worked out of Barry

Bailey; who was arrested in New
music by the

uninspicion' e having robbed the
house of Alfred M. Smith in Mcrlden‘
avenue.

Bailey was held for the superior
court in 31.000 ball.

I 'l'Hl NIOH‘KWITm MAN lN THI

 

no ledtth these or ”’0. if hFolsy‘ Kid

lie-inn The
Index to the physlcdl. condition.
mirror and an! A tings or yellow is the
business. .

pale sppearuncc"thcrs ladloitta is}?
loud, 'wcalf stomach or impaired digestion ,

tone the Ifomhch. aid the liver toga».
bowels regular and healthy“
roses to the checks or the sallow; nicks bri ht
sain the eyes dulled by blllouancus. and :n‘ he”
No need to
heavy and sickly eyes There
Becchani’ s Pills will d‘ifgh you what it has already
ri

sold seaward in; gas

Mock the money; in wife and _

lice of that city up- '

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The ridhcst mitt in the world can if
not have utilise?” rslslaedd ”or live .
without fit ,so' lsi perish net to were !out tissues and failures 1:

ll.

’IsoIidm iii inaistqd's s'nrug store.

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GIRL'S WlT SAVES ”I690“

Acting as Treasurer, She Draws Mon-
sy From Back Before Failure.

CLEVELAND, Ohio May 29.—~Miss
Florence Bridewell eighteen years
old daughter of the city treasurer of
Canton Ohio, and in charge of that
oilice during the illness of her father.
saved for the city 830. 000 by her quick
wit last week.

Miss Brideweil was informed that
the Canton state bank was in trouble
Quietly going over to the bank she
asked for all the available cash on
hand. She‘receivcd ”0.000, and at
her request one of the clerks helped
her carry it to the city hall. Twenty
minutes later the bank closed its
doors. ‘

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CAVID BY DYNAMITE.

Sometimes; a flaming city is saved
by dynamltlng a space that the fire
can cross. Sometimes, a cough hangs
on so long, you feel as if nothing
but dynamite would cure it. z '1‘
Gray. of Calhoun Ga. writes: “My
wife hdd a very aggravated cough.
which kept her awake nights. Two
physicians could not help her; so she
took Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumptoin Coughs and Colds which
ended «91' cough, gave her sleep, and
ilnhlly cured her. " Strictly scientific
cure for bronchitis and La Gripps, it
E H. Baxter's Drug Store. price 50c
and )1. 00; guaranteed. Trial bottle

so.

HARTFORD WOMAN KILLED.
HARTFORD, May 29 -—-lill's Johnli‘

 

'Wade‘. of 58 Benton street was killed

by a trolley car In Main street. a few
feet from the junction with Asylum
street shortly before 2 oolook this
afternoon. The body was nearly sev-
ered in twain. Mrs ch‘e was cross-
ing the street In company with two
lady friends and got confused between
the tracks. th stepped out of the
way of a north bound car. but was hit
lg one going In the opposite direction.

hrs. Wade was of small stature and
all e was rolled under the fender, the

cal- being brought to a standstill fif-

teen feet sway. it was necessary to
lift the div to extricate the body which
was found to be terribly mangled.

incentive WITH ovuauirs.

isno morsdan “drop thsnto'ns-
glsct dis'or‘ders Foley’s Kidney (lure
corrects Irregularltlsa and has cured
savers cases after other trest-
men has failed. it b'ullds laminar worn
out tissues and restore-ll
t kidney disorderi.‘ FolOY’sKi

corrects irregularities and has

9.

atmsnts‘hss failed. it builds e

and vigo gun.I I'd: wnfs imbiébltsdggthn libi-
can: so or s it
D “”13!“ s,‘ 6! iii; fiifi‘w
permanent

ss
‘DAN'T‘tCI’l' HE. MONIY‘

ioi M s’ It
i cunning and hit“
v «Willis. llm

hm “WM'M t the

is
neat Building and no
on. sometimes “W“ I]

“fight“, flaslt is’suocisii on

it
ill

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. system. similar to those in use in Am.

ed lnsny severe cases after other ‘
it PA}!!! lN iOO‘l’l-i

scam.

ilk, WW.“

Isl sword That a Termination of the
ar Would Isncdt Ail infer-sis.
WYOBK Ms; 89.--'l‘hc market

stocks in New Yorktdd . was

ill most wholl from Milan
The amount of bits can originating
on till side was “insignificant... The
dentin for London account slurs of
an s ltli’ry character. except foi
sortie tpuiircrit demand for European
accent l’tu‘r Japanese” bonds; The ad-
vsnce iii prices in liotiiion sffordcd op-
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York" at ‘s ‘p’i‘oilt befcre‘ they ‘sd‘vsn'ced
to a parity here London took a
very hopeful view of the results to
follow the decisive defeat of the Rus-
slcu fleet and prospects for peace
were believed to be brighter. All lla-
social markets were agreed as to the
benefits to their own affhirs‘ of the
termination of the War. There was a
momentary hope that the improve-
ment of prices would prove the needed
factor to stir the securities markets
out of their apathy, but the hope was
short lived so far as the New York
market was concerned. The great us-
val event failed to bring back to tovin
the large representation amount in a
brokers who had left on Friday night
with the determination to remain over
the Decoration Day holiday. .Ths
higher level of »prices"setab'll‘shed in
sympathy with London failed entirely
to attract any demand, and there was
a languid pressure of 16:: stocks at
a few points. which serv as an ad -
ditional discouragement. The United
states Steel «acts were heal: E at the
an co and there was real sing in
n‘trid it Western on last week' s

ioarge gain. The decision of the So-

did Coiirt in” favor of the New York
d to fraiiolrise tax had been o‘uiic
pobltiveiy foreseen and its only ap-
parent effect was lie drIVe a few un-
covered shorts to tie public franchise
stocks to cover. Railroad tradlc oili-
ciais reported some tendency to the
customary mldscuson dullness. but
express themselves on the whole as
well satisfied with the volume of traf—
fic offering. Prices drooped from
neglect during the midday period, but
lose to the best in the final dealings,
making ilie closing strong

Dealings in the Japanese bonds
dealt in on the New York Exchange
were on a large scale g“ nil the three
issues show gains rung! g from 3 3- 8
lo 4 points The bond market general- ‘
iv was dull and irregular.

Total sales par value 31.020.000. -

U. S. Bonds were all unchanged on
call.

 

 

WARNING.

You cannot have good health unless
your kidneys are sound for the kid-
neys filter the blood of impurities
which otherwise not as irritating poi
sons and break down the delicate or-
gans of the bed and cause serious
trouble. If you ve kidney or bind
der trouble and do not use Foley‘s
Kidney Cure you will have Only your-
self to blame for results, as it positiVe
ly cures all forms of kidney and bind
gar diseases. Sold at Plsisteds Drug

tore.

oieo' suoomtv m LITCHFIELD.

~—

New York Easiness Man succumbs to
Hemorrhage of Irain.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

Norton Goddard. of New ork. died
suddenly yesterday at country
home here. A brain hemorrhage with
which he wss attacked unexpected"
after several“ Weeks of poor heal

which was ascribed to rhcuin'atlsin a
Irostration. was tit cause

lie was forty on: years
fulfilled dlrd came to thchflold
with“ is famil h’l
hop“ m‘tt

«about three weeks ago,

1 health would be Im-

proved in this air of the hill country

He was able to be about most or the

time, and Saturday was out of doors.

His death occurred lit stut 9:30 yes-

terday morning. His wife and three
children survive hi hi.

immediawa after his death his bus

iness partner, iimer Baldwin. of New

York. was not ed and chats to hitch
field by a special train.

W
modulus count-is.

Persist n‘t‘ coughs that condone
through t a boring and summer usually
indicate some throat or lung trouble
and it is a’ serious mistake to neglect
them. Chamberlain‘s Cough, Remedy
is famous for its” sum of coughs of
this nature and a few doses taken in
tints may save a d tor's bill and per-
has syears of cute For sale by
8 been Powell Corporation, Clifford
Pharmacy. Zeltfuss Pharmacy. “

AGAINST PNIUMATIC TUB“.

LONDON May .-'l‘he special
committee of the yllous‘s of Commons
appointed to consider the matter has
decided against the pneumatic bill pro-

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of electric” light and pneumatic tubs

cries. ,Th‘s hlunic l authorities det
clarcd that the war wnttd necessitate
much tearing up of st ..

“OF THAT GOLD.
or it may result Impnsumonia. Bro
allian Balm is bros up colds when
ever tried. almost tori exception.
10 fl and £1.00 battles. The Oilf-
ord‘ his “a and Plaisteil' . "

AUN A31:

ANBURY HIV 8 W H ill
the suit of Iformer lanyard John it.
flavor sous. an sodas

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Asits serene atop the rigs we have for
hire They' re easy running, of course;
the horses that draw them are mam
aged with scarce an effort; but with-
al the equipment ls stylish to a de-

gree. Every convenience, over our
fort goes with the y c
this day or hour.

prove our words.

vldlng for the theta" anion In London _'

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

cousou souos or um) soon mu allowsiou FOR asoisraarioa
interest Payable Bsmi‘Aanuslly. Aprilaud Octohci at the out. of the
erhMroao ritual: GOW'ANY. raudrss. Million, span.
a large part of lllI absvs Loan having: bun sold. Us romilnine'
- ' soups ass cephalic AT can ‘ .
ro rises cfuti. i has char. on rat oiVss'riv'sur.
Interest is Payabld From April 1st, 1006.

The right is reserved to reject any application and to award smaller
amounts than applied fer.

rm Usual-signed Wm nicely. Ouliserislisiis.
And Furnish Full Particulars Undo loosen.

liiE Silli’HN P0iNl EAND COMBANY.

sowsa‘o Maviclcaa, deli"! assign; crushes s. Millions, Part.
27 Plus so. New York. , liamford, cons.

We Don' l Exceci it

'to ‘do all the butchering business in
town; but our meats, the sty we cut
and serve them and our exceedingly
modest prices warrant us In looking
. for“ a large share of the town's potion-
. age In our line. This card asks only

a trial order from you. We hop o the
.. way we fill it will induce you top favor
I in again

J. W. DODGE.
successor to Jisbb'” schaub. .
,Ia Waablhgim'flrcefi .. choirs 822.2.

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Ian‘s otaeeas MUST eh til-imam;

AOGORDINGLY

it notes alasltof elsamess of vision to his eyes
when his glasses are who'd, toblsmc. Would it not be wall to have
your eyes examined spoilt?

0 EB Jack‘s-on

rmiis Optician.

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 

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' viva Iruousmo

Cedar Bean Poles

saaost's POTATO muons lanes? FERTiLizsne, suesn Piles-
PIHATE or LIME set-ins, are.

RAYMOND BROS

sooth Norwalk, census? Waterman street. ’7‘ “

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

New Is the time to lay in your coal, you will save molly h'y ts-
king astntags of our summer schedule.

Our price Is reduced, and the quality of our coal can not be best.
flail and sustains our stock before leaving your order aIIsswhsfs.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

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