22$?ANCISCD, May 22.40...
added to the coroner’s no
unite and tire envietlms .yos-
he total number is 985. ,1
4:111: adivorce gt emplioygs am:
r nteeolapsnxo
new State Hospital on the
of the earthquake, there were
ed. Alter considerable research
its list: has .‘forlthty first time
‘ tmpleted. The list show that
wand 97 patients were kilb
hi” the failing brick and huge
lso those who died later of
' trill es. The complete list of
infinitive! killed as reported by Mod-
loll 2deerihtendcnt Leonard Stocking
‘1 , flolows:
corn and employee Dr E. A. Kei
Bridgmfllss A Leete John
333. M.2.~ Holmes, Miss L.
.3111. A306”. Mrs. AaThaiue
sitter. E ii Cruson, Miss M.
ill .
Reggae“
commas REORGANIZATION.
Gavel-mugs! Ascartalnlng the Actual .
Revenue of Some offices.
WMflwQTQN Mpy 22. —-_One of
the, unexpected results of the consu-
lur rdorgsnlzatlon act now being pluc-
ed in operation is the discomfiture of
monomer officers who have been
20min hid the {actual account of the
llnolfioial' \fees of. their oilices. The
practise'was not. dishonest in one
sense, for the consuls are in loony cus-
en permitted to retain all sutli foes
but. for the sake of the reorganiza-
tion of the department and in 01 dci
tonnpsble the officials to know the
State of business of the cousulut-s
it'cwhs'lroquired that. all such ices
should be accounted for. Some con
sills feared that to publish the amount
of the fees they received would make
their offices loo attractive to office
seekers so they failed to make the
full returns. Their punuisbmcul
came when Congress passed the root'-
ganizatlon act. on the bush. of substi-
tution of lump salaries for the column-
ed'oaiury and fee aystem of compound-
tiou. There was no intention of reduc~
ing the compensation of many of the
consuls. but it has naturally foiloucd
thin. the consuls who lulled to return
their full ices have suffered a sub
stuntisi reduction.
. ”BIG FIRE IN ONEQNTA.
.1 .« '
y “moléofilnsss Blocks Destroyed Early
This Morning.
llTlCA, N. i. ., Muy 22.‘—~rlitv \viII'III
intake out. in Oneonln nt 5: 30 this
morning and was not controlled until
o’blook destroyed two business
buildings. one of whith included the
‘Wibner. Bank and tho Delaware &
motion Railroad dispatchers ofiito
mwomehts of the billlil vault arc
believed to be unharmed The blocks
destroyed are the Wilbci Block a
three story hulking, which contained
besides the tw11.tenp11ts meniioncd at
little: apartment uud tho Wilt ox
block which contained the citv bakery
Butt’s carriage repository and flats.
The firemen pulled down one oi the
fire department houses to stop the pro
gross of the flames. iiclu was (walled
Goont’uotowu and other plat-cs
linemen .were tainted by on explo
aim of 318.2
MR3 CHASE KILLED HERSELF.
WN‘iMm. May: ZZr-rfl'he (lentil
”1".” Jennie P. Chase, the: wealthy
2 , 'lnpscott woman which'was attend
‘ M shapiciuun circumstances. was
' ' declared to have been by her
. drum an. inquest report. filed
dodge John W. Berry. of the
. has been under way
as er 23. Many wllm-zzites
than and while thc luqucst
[titration will mode by Miss.
tilting her adopted son Detou-
t,“ Chuse,l1er sole hull was
. 1qu and void in the Salem
_ court on the ground that 1’:
W under undue influence und-
' 2'2 A fortune estimated at neatly
3*? 1on4 a half dollars was involv-
Horace P. Chase the husband
"' .Ippenl from the decision or
to Court, which appeal is still
W
thin mom sLMIn'A JAIL.
. ..I .. May 22 -«-l)t.
Alias Dr George Krutz.
have been plitoe’dao’n trial
mind larceny. n v 113 se-
. 50 diamond ring. and $500
low M". Bourke M. Sayre.
(12 while posing as s clalr
. five iron bars in his call
lutil hhiltlomelit and escaped
ht. Magoo wan dentin.
Ill cells during the w
o ootmty 1st]. He Is cold
“lied nearly every large city
IW'
OM10 9' MIIQIONB.
,HMstls" May 22 .—-The
attesting of the Woman' a
lesion (Congregational)
today in. the flouth
it‘ll» ii‘htr board re-
tlonsl Churches, of
of the Middle Stilton
Owing'to
2 the president. rs.
db vice-president. M
Mel's, presided. '
, can“ 01‘ scarcity of water: Mr;2 Hub
Mrs. Chime died 2
‘ logs were held today
“" all
21 9 .
2 , i. i ii. 2 iii
'9 t A. V Watarlsht. of t e
out of the connecticut Rail
11 Lighting Company. inqulrluit
ldégn‘. piles r glider
Wilm-
volition“. the pater.
Wit Menuhin
farce. the city stopped the w 11bit:-
bei .111 rtod last night that he had
‘, no reply from 'Mr. Wain»
Mr. 11,. Bennett desired to have it
stalwart carrying off water from bin
property run under the aldewuik. The
matter was turned over to Highway
Lllhtllrmau MHubbell with power.
locum mtn Mathcls thought it time
to do so sitting in regard to the fence
in front of the extensive Lamb prop
-erty2 in Main street. The city allorndy
sent notice some time use to the heirs
but apparently no attention has been
holdup it.
of notifying the owners of the property
that unless they did the work in a
specified time. the city would and
charge It to them The questmn was
raised as to whether the city had the
right to follow such a course.
“I think the city attorney should be
notified to show up (than in a while,"
declared Mr. Mathcis
John .1. Welsh ‘55 city attorney and
his partner Councilman James 2'1‘.
I‘Hubheil quickly replied: “He will,
all right. if you want to pay, for it.‘
Mr. Maihcls evidently had not taken
2 into consideration the fact that the
city attoctmy Is paid Only tor services
pelufothietl.
Mayor Glover thought it a good plan
for tho Council to wait until it found
out whether it had the right to order
fences built. Mr. Matbolu replied that
no. one was more anxious than. he to
spcnd us little of the city‘s money as
necessary. -
A petition was retelved for an in-
cundcsceut light from the residents of
Brush and Maple streets The matter
was tmncd ov'm to (‘hairmau Dilwmtm
of the lights tlcpurimcnt. with poll'or.
(Touucilmcu (l. A. Scoliold and C. H.
Dilworth made 11 successful plea for
a stretcher at police llcu‘thunrtew.
’i‘boy'clted cases wbcralha. police had
boon obliged to carry ill or injured
peopic by the head and bcols instead
of more gracefully on a stretcher.
(‘ounclimtul Scoficid Was Imipo\vcrml to
make the purchase of this article.
which has been needed by tho police
department for years. '
'i‘hc'two .lnst votes of the mootiug
provided for the protection of the
keys on the outsidc of the fire alarm
boxes. it was voted to pint-c signs on
the boxes notil1ing tho illlillit of the
heavy pitifully for tampering liccdlcss
iv with thck era and to offer 11 l't“Wlll(i
of $5 l"oi tho hired and convittiou of
people guilty of tho offonst'. School
children. particularly. will be wurnt'll.
and Councilman Mutbois relatcri his
experience with a “big kid“ who wus
.guiily of the oi'i'eusc. ’l‘bc Votes l‘r‘iulil‘;
ed from the disappearance of the
from outside of iloxji7. on llllliit'l‘tlsi.
Mayor i'lllli‘lf‘h I.. (llovcr pl‘csidrd at
last night‘s mot-ting and tilrl'c Ivt't'c
five members of the board pl‘cscnt.
Messrs. i~iubboll. histheis, Scnlleld.
Gould and Dilworth. the uln-rcntcc bo-
Ing W l". lm-kwond
lNVESTlGATING OlL INDUSTRY.
WASHINGTON. May 22.—-Comulis
ulonelfiolf Corporations James R. Car-
ilcld stulcd today that he would sub-
mit lo the president turtlior informat-
tiou on the result of his investigation
of the oil Industry The r'cpmt l'l-L'f'lli.
iy submitted to Congisoa covercd the
question of transportation and frciiibt
rates and Mr. Garfield is now castig-
ed in preparing reports on the produc-
tion and refining of oil, the control
of pipe lines, organization, foreign
trade and conditions and competitive
methods. 'l‘hc data for the first four
has practically all been received and
the report on compctitirc nicibods is
well under way. Mr. gtlavriieid said he
submit to the plesidcnt any of three
1"ep01ts before the adjournment of Con-
gtess.
UNITARIANS ANNIVERSARY WEEK
BOSTON. May 22.—~—liievorul meet.-
in connection
with the annual annivclsaiy Wilt-iii of
the Uniturisns. At 11 morning service
in Kings Cbapcl in commemoration
of ministers of the Unitarian fellow-
”ship who died during the your the ltd-
dress was given by Rev. Seth 0. Bench.
of Wayland. This was followed by
the annual business session of the N112
thou-Alliance ofthe .taoutb Count -
gstional Church. 2Reports were receiv-
ed and there was a discussion of How
Dosh an Alliance Strengthen a
Church? At lilo Arlington Street
Church chupci Wan hold a inecting of
the Berry Strcct conference opened to
clsrsflnen only. with an address 2by
Rev. Merle SLC. Wright, of New York
The annual business meeting of the
American Unitarian Association was
arranged for the afternoon.
ausslA REGRETS AssAsslNA-
TION.
ST. PETERSBURG, Muy 22.—-—in ro-
uponse to a formal request made bi!
Ambassador Meyer of the Foreign Of
lice here on the subject of the ussntv
sihation of William 8.; Stuart. the Am.
erican vice-consul at Below the am-
basssdor has received from Foreign
Minister iswolsitys a note written in
his own hendwritintt. espressing the
government’s deep regret: at the mur-
der and also stating that the Viceh
my of the Caucasus had been ordered
to make the most rigid Investigation
of the crime and apprehend and puniah
the assassins.
"* W
GERMAN AMBABBADOB AT TOKiO.
TOKIO May Ill-dime new German
ambassador: flat-on Mumm you lich-
I
Vintagncteinnpreeented his credentials
2 to the emperor at the palace today,; i
ills majesty will give a luncheon in
til e aniline do ’ honorM 24
am.
chain? outlets. an
onion;
22a
g' ml ‘11 la gratuity hearts
in quncy and failure
Mr. Mathew was in favor
did not. believe he would be able to _.
In the' grill
r. Manley has Stir, .
it till
2 little in n' n it
its 1qu the result of this year's ea
hull. Former
Uh tens Senator tilt of Fiction.
who rcpt-o {1le th state at the mitt
tonal condo for club can year he
lssu to the citizens of the st
rill as shift-es: in which he desclibc
that centrallsdtlan or until at and; snow
nomle power and “ th ptotsi loudly
of party govern-
than:i in. martial with 11111::ng “some:
so too .llv. (£1ch ‘
duped 11 w espregd public opinion lit
roprcsstitalivo government tremblob
in the scales between violent. revolu-
hunt. with all its Wild and cruel and
hlisguded execution. as in Ei'snce in the
French revolution. and some remedy
for its successful practical and cou-
uerrativc reforms:
' 'i‘lié remedy. (léclhreu Senator Cell,
which the great body of public opinion
believes in is the reestablishment of
a system whereby the rotors may but
lot dbect on pubilc questions—tho int
Halide. and rcferendum~to be used
ulou‘g with representative government.
l‘hc. venerable statesman adds: ~-—
Citizens who refund in government
and the initialivc and referendum as
11 means of restoring sovereignty over
the powers of .govet‘nmcul..to the pee-
pic qualiiicd under a capable cloctro‘s
ate are invited to send their name and
address to me and join in appointing
committees to organize movements to
carry these measures into practical
oti'cct by requiring candidates for of
{its to pledge themselves to their sup
bolt ‘
‘Missouri, (iololado, Califormniu'
North Dakotu, Mllpuuchusetts and llll
hols; by u moiority votc. have recom~
mended these measures. Nine (low
grcssmcn from Missouri-11nd lllinoie.
with their four iiuilcd Slates Senators
have been pledged to their support. All
the labor organizations in the United
Statics are curnest in the advocacy for
it l'cf’ol'ul llt representative govorn-
lilt'lii.
"ilcsoluilons have been introduced
in thc support of these measures In
the Legislature of Florida. but failed
to pass. if the people of Florida do
sire to take part with the grout. army
of citizens arrayed to rcutore :lovcr-
ciguty to tho pcoplo it should be
made known to tilt-ir follow-citizens,
.who are enthusiastically cugugod in
this work."
Progress in Kansas.
in Kansas lhe lot out Slnic conven-
lion ol the Democratic putty declar-
(d.
"We declare in i'nvor of tho mum.
tire and I'dt’creudum to ille'i‘lid that.
local .8111l~gnvcrililielti may bu, realit-
12d and the gorcrnmcul brought close
to tho pcoplc in all mutlois di‘ ini—
porlanoc." 2
'ibc initiative and rci'ctcuduln us
.1 mullet ot but is the 1-star [it c of demo-
tl'acy It opens the war it» giving the
people a direct Ioicc in all impoltunt
icglslutiotl. ' We do not liieali br this.
nor does tlIcr ret'olcudlnn Ilnpiy that all
laws courted by tho legisluturt must
first be passed on by a direct V0.28 of
tbo pooplc heroic going iulot'ffct-L but
lb ll all important legislation inVoIviu;. '
limiters in wbiIII all llit‘ people urn.
.r luuiii inlcrtsled may it‘ 11 cut into
number wish he admitted to a direct
role for adoption oi rcjcctiou.
'l‘bc referendum permits the people
it» Ht'llllliilre their own bleak. out of
the clay of modcrn governments and
law. (Crooksion, Minn. .lourn.)
In Oklahoma and indiun Territory
tbcic is u widespread effort that. If
rcusonubiy sure of success, it is said.
to place the Initiative and Referendum
in the system of government when
us a state. The concentration of pow-
cr III a few politicians, ls creating 11
(Image of sentiment that (still; for
none direct ioprescuinlion for tho peo
pie. Hon. Seiwyn Douglass. of Oitluho
mo City. suyzs
“filters can be no obiccilon to this
lnenslires if it be conccdcd that the
people have the right to govern tbolu-
selves. Self govelnulout is the. prin-
ciple upon which the American slates
are all founded.
However up to this time will burn
had little of it in tho 'i win Tclzl'iioriuu.
Om legislatures have help corrupted
and We have been coiruptml and \to
ha,“ been constantly at the mercy of
the Jobbers 11ml lobbyists. liy Ibo adop-
tion of this provision in our constitu-
lion and lqu We will no longer be nt.
their mercy and tho lobbv wiildiaup-
gloat. The destruction oi tho lobby
of illicit is sufficient to justify the
ndoplion of the provision."
I.
.Advlcos from Maine indicate says
the People's Sovereignty League. that.
both the Repubilcuh and homoerotic
rues will at their next conventions.
insert planks pledging themselves to
the hilt live and referendum The ac-
tion oft. (I, last legislation in dcfeatinx
the proposal has amused the people
and alarmed the politicians The ”can-
Fiddles for legislative cities are buiull
sectioned by their cousiltutout‘s all
over the state; and most of them are
mulcrlty
coming out llatiooted for
desired
rule and readily make the
pledges.
U U
Commenting on the ltccuii rouuutly
lustu led in the militia ity C‘Iurtei',
the cattle Post intol l'gupce ro-
tunrksiw fill til i. th Ii
“it a c 1‘ It s a tonne than
who desir& t3 hélll hill lob will coltault.
do other master's than the people. and
be can acknowledghi‘ no other than.” ;
That is fill it 9 lion id be; “No platoons
wgudi e in a {civilian or any
other dove hum they could not
discharge hdlvev l unsstluty‘ctiq ry be
his behavior. yahouid a Munici-
pality select w or a councilman
its compact be dili-
3‘ i ' ‘I’ ‘
.I
. on ‘
is but ‘sfftnll it" a
Illiltclinh'L viii :f'mha conttttutoijhri .3:
9w York titty stilling chain, whether
strife filled . ,f.
i‘l‘hc‘ll’fthuu aen ll
Whilfifliiv lgmuietuyo w i v
you lift
it that way to correct it with”
thc twin tcrritorics shall be admitted ..
in ill" gone {by ' U used to
uses their patients. their theory ap-
greatly bolus that if there was any!
he matter With the blood the
be to
let rill of the b all!
adsysflgnows 111 l this
“bill.
Many people v11... try to obtain re
list from measurenervonsuaasby fre-
uuent' dunes of situation nostrums con
mining; alcohol
al min. are thereby converted into
continued alcoholics and drug addicts
than laying- theuioundutiop. for their
future mental and bodily misery. Any
thinking person will quickly realize
that such 11 plan is WRONG!
.WRGNG
The human body is a most intricate
and wonderful piece of mechanism.
'ihc nerves, like an intricate network
of wires. control cvery mental and
bodily function. If the nervous sys-
tem be wrecked. by reason of worry.
ovcrwm'k or excesses. does any sane
person. be“ re linens he SllOC‘KhD
buck into uplimuloustopefition by
alcohol? Common sense. wi tell any
one that suBh it"theorv its WRONM
no .
RIGHT
There is u RIGHT way to rcstorc
nerve harmony and the proper and
normal nervous balance of the sys-
tem. '1 Oppenheimer Tonic is tllt.’
itiGi-i'i‘ remedy, buscd on tho llltil'i'l
principle of removing the cause of nor.
vousness and gently regulating the
nervous system and bringing it back
into harmony with the bodily func-
tions which it conuols. Oppenheimer
'i‘ouic contains not out- drop of “MO-
I101 nttlcotir ot' opiate of any kind It
is absolutely harmless and docs: not
irritate even the most dclicutc slum
ach. its IMMEIJIAJI‘E effect is an inn
movement in digestion and circulation
and all iuduccmcnt to nulurui sloop.
its ULTIMATE effort is tho restoration
heimer Tonic tonncily sold for $5 per
bottle. it is now upon the nttliket .1!
Si por lioltlc. and is nluiicd poulpuid
by the Oppenheimer lllulitulc. 1239
West 34th street. Now York. and sol.
by Edward W. Kcliey. .iI'._ No. 8 North
Main street. South Norwaik.
i
“my".-- , NH-.-” a...” ........._..
who said “the public be dmnlucd" to
sag since dcud and his philosophy
has a «loath rulllc in its thruni "‘
in .l croniidt'tuthlt nuIIIbcI of Texas
counties. petitinux :‘llp bclug \‘2'.iliti_\
signed asking that the ououtiouu of
tilt initiative and l‘t'ft‘l‘t‘liiflllll bc pou-
scd on by tho Villi‘i'li at tho coming
Democratic primaries in July. it a
sufficient tiutubci- of counties instruct
their dcimutiou to tho stoic rourcn-
lion tho plillcipic will likely be udop-
led and tllut'tcd into law. as lltcrc are
not many opponents of the svslcm in
Texas.
PosrnAo'rsn ROBBED
G. W. Fouls. Postmaster at Riverton.
182; "filll‘ll' loot his life and was robbed
of all comfort, uccoiding to his letter
.‘which says: "bor' .30 veins 1 bu
tellmnic liver complaint which led it)
such' a severe casc of Juundice that
torch my finger u..lls turned vilorr;
when my doctor prescribcd l~ actric
Bitters; which cured me and have kept
me well for elcvcn years." Sure cure
for Billlousncus. Ncuruigia. Weakness
18nd nil Stomach, Liver. Kidney ltnd
Bladder dcrungonmnis. A wonderful
Tonic. Al F. ii. B xtor's. South Nor-
walk. and E. P. We '8, Norwalk. drug
stores. 250 cents. ; “
WEARING STRAWS NOW.
m
Hot Weather Bring. Out the Lighter
and More Comfortable Headliner.
While May 30 is the day set apart
officially or wearing thc' straw but.
many of 1) mac lighter skyscrapers have
blossomed out this week. Studou a
wear straw hats in March . but this
your tho donning of those comfortable
hot. weather buts bus been postponed
longer than usual. Very few were to
evidence until last wet-k. but Saturday.
when the mercury wont climbing. old
huts and now huts came to tho sur-
face umi wore ftouly worn. if the
Weather kccpa up but next week will
roe the comfortable strawu nil ovcr
town.
.Thu probate derby will soon be c’on
signed to the storage room. That in.
litany (if them will. although there are
those who prefer this all- round but for
to entire your. . But with the ther
oinuter blah up in the bulb and try
tug to crawl out ut the top. It is then
pretty warm to wear the lily voutilutrtl
derby,
For wooks trade will be good In straw
hats and thousands will be said. Not
ull, bowuvcr. will buy now huts. Many
of last year's manufacture will do duty
again. 0mm will cling to the vintage
of '04. Men gel attached to a hat and
many times do not mind a little yeb
lowing of time.
HIGIWN'I“ ARRIVAL 0P VIQIILI.
WYORK May 21.—-Arrlved:_
Steamer Minneapolis from Motion;
Finland. from Antwerp, li'urnasvia.
from Glasgow.
Write this over your desk it you
haven’t a deck. on your looking glass.
it you haven’t a looking also». over
your bad. if you haven't a bed, want
It ticxi to your heart. .81; sure to keep
it hi you no that you mgr» Romper
, have to be considered. A canvasa has
' those that have a chance of going.
~ through
and it Is now so late in the session that ' ‘
, measures that have no chance of pass.
opium co coins. chlor- '
of normal nervous conditions. Oupcn»
Committoowcunnoetlout Man
Promoted. 2'
WASIi‘lNG’l‘ON. May 22 mA mean
but has been called for this week of
the Republican steering committee of
the senate. to determine what bills are
to be considered the rest of this sets
stun. The appropriation bills will
i
been made of the senate to decide
2 what bills have a chance of passing .
and what bills have not. the idea of ‘
the. committee being to take up only
The senate has taken so
not much time can be spent over ‘
mg a.
The canvass shows that tin-I Philip
pine tariff bill is not obe‘ of the bills
that can go through and t is under-
stood the steering commlqec will re.
port against taking up the bill in any
shape or form. if this is the decision
not 111ch to discharge the Philippine
committee from further consideration
floor of the senate. 1‘ tom present in2
tllflfllifmii the bill is dead for this ses-
also at least.
Promoted to Rear Admiral.
The president has sent to the grants
to: confirmation tho. name of Capt.
(‘lmrics S. Sperry of the navy. to be
rcur udmitul Admllal Spcl'ry is at,
present president of the naval war col
legs at Newport. R. I. He was ap2
pointed to the navy from Connecticut
in 1862. and has served continuously
{
or 20 years of sea servicc and 21 years
of shore duty Recently hc has been
detailed to reutcacnt the navy dcpart-
meal. abroad and will leave this sum-
met fol Europe. Admiral Sperry is a
cousin of Congressman hpcl‘l v Ad
eriand dist us a delegate to the Red
(‘ross convention.
Connecticut Personals.
Chorus P. Kellogg. ot' Waterbury
scrrctul'y of the Connecticut board of
charities is in the city {m 11 few days
til Kellogg will lakc .t tr: 'p to Old
Point (‘2'oniioit bctoic ii turning lionic
Congressman Higgins has moved
from the Cochran liotcl to Senator
Bruudcgcu's houac. during lilt‘ absence
of Mrs. Higgins in Connecticut.
BEST FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN
on account of its mild action and
pleasant taste ()rino Laxative Fruit
Syrup is especially recommended fol
women and children. it does not new
scale or gripe llko‘pilis and ordinary
cathartiru. Oriuo Laxative Fruit
Syrup aids digestion and stimulates
|ho liver and bowels without irritatluc
them. Remember the name Oriuo
and refuse substitutes. PIaistcd‘s
Drug Store. "
PUTER GOING TO PORTLAND.
Mrs. Horace McKinley (Marie Ware)
Denies She Caused Hts Arrest.
SAN FRANCISCO, hilly 22.2«lv‘runcls
.l. Hl‘lit‘)’. special prosecutor for Illt'
‘govcl'nnlont in tho laud fraud cases.
said yesterday that be had tvlcgruphrd
to Oregon for a bomb warrant and
upon t'eccipl of, that document 3. A. l).
i’utcl'. who Illztdr n scnsulional escape
trout Sectet Service Agent William .l.
Home in Boston some months ago.
and was captured in Alameda Sunday.
would be takt-u to Portland. i’utcr
said ,rcslcrduy that ho fume west to
soc lictlcy. Ho l'ctlnoslod Mrs. E. L.
Watson to arrange an in ervicw and
when she I'IIllcd. ho asked his wife and
Mrs. Horace McKiult-y to do It. lie
added that all of mom made a moss
of it. Puicr «lcnitni that Mrs. Mo-
iiinley (Marie, Wul‘cl had been travcl-
log with him. The latter was former-
iy an otflccl' of tho Oregon courts and
has six lllliit‘llllt'nis hanging over iit'l‘
for ullegcd complicity in the land
frauds, Mrs. McKinlcy indignonily
denied the rumor that she bud tiocoycd
l’utcr to his arrcsi. saying: '7] have
iu'cn living for tho iHl-ii frvr months in
San Francisco. and could not possibly
have burn trawling with i’utcr about
the country. i bccumc entangled in
this cusp because i was a witncss at
tho trial surcrul yours ul‘o but I have
bud nothing to do with tho efforts oi
tbc government to capturc the fugi-
ivo.
PIRATING FOLEY'S HONEY AND
TAR.
Foley & Co.. tliicngo originated
”one: and Tel as a throat and lung
tumour, and on uc'count of the areal
merit and populurit v of Foley's iloucy
“slid 'f‘ar many imitations are offered
for the genuine These woithless
imitations have similar sounding
names. Beware of them. The gen-
uine Foley‘s Honey and Tar is In a
yellow package. Ask for It and re
tune any substitute. it is the best
remedy for coughs and colds. Plain
ted's Drug Store. ”
HARTFORD THEOLOGICAL SEMIN-
AR Y
HARTFORD. May 22.-'l‘lit‘ seventy
second uuulvsruarv of the Hartford
Theological Beminnry will be held
out May 28 to Muy 30 and in addition
o the regular examinations tho gradu-
ation exercises of the liurtfoid School
0" Rt‘llgloun i’otlugogy will bu held in
tho sombluly chapcl. ’Ibo address
will be by l’touldolit i" 8. Luthor of
Trinity. This will be Monday won
but. Tuesday the various reunion» of
the classes Will be hold and on Well
holiday the graduation cxm'ciucs and
the awarding of prizes. The princi-
pal address at the meditation exercises
Will ho by Rev Samuel if. Home. 0.1).,
on The Place of- 'i‘beology in tho
Preaching of the Future."
ITO? “ill-MT GOLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bran
silica Balm is breaking up Golda when-
ever tried. almost Without «when.
‘lOc 25c, 5011 nd 11.00 ho ties. 2r a
curtain Baxttfit’s and I'isisttad's. 2*
Terms ventral gentler
‘ tapas ‘rnou
of the committee. Senator Lodge cun2 .
of the bill and blinginn it up on the '
in the how; ever since. having bad ov~ '
mirui Spcrry will go to Geneva Swltz ’
‘ a.-- 11. F011,;
.Ihiwhlliifl'd‘d or the Statst
Board of Madonna and Arbitration,
ivns in ‘nntterimryt yesterday. cont 1'2
A theme t‘o Cons A.
. nofliosio" 1.le“ :
Worm Convuisionsd‘cvensh-
\l‘r 2:
i)‘il'r“‘v
1;.2l
BOY KILLED iN NEW HAVEN:
FREIGHT YARD. i
NEW HAi' EN. May 22. wWilliam
'Iusscll, an ciehtcn- gear-old boy litinzz
in Newark 'db} killed In the local.
freight yards vcstel‘dn)’. Ho uttcmpt- 4
ed to board a height train and fell bc-I
numb the Minds and was tetriblyi
crushed. l-lc di I'd soon sftcr he l‘it) Ich i
ed tbc hospital. I
FORTUNATE MISSOURIANS. l
“When I wasI a Iiruggist at Livonia
Mo. “ \1'Iitcs . .l. Dwyel‘. now fi
l1.1y5v.lllc Mo},
“three of my c.1335:
mcrs wcic permanently cured of con
sumption by Dr King's New i)iscorery,i
and are well and strong today. One}
was flying to soil his property and:
mete to Arizona. but after using New
Disrovcry a short time he found it till-I
necessary to do so. i regard Dr. Klug' 31
New Discovery as the most wonderful!
medicine in existence. " Sutest;
ough and (‘old cure and Throat and
filing healer Giiniantecd by l" H ,
Batxcr, South Not-walk and [6.111.
Wood Nm'wuik. druggists. 500 and:
Si“ Trial bottle tree. 2 u 2
T
Reliable Power is
lter and The Clifford Ifharmscy.
. .9, Ln. "-
FINED FOR KILLING KINGBIRD.
GROTON, May 22 —~in town court
yesterdav. Walter White pleaded guil-
't1 of killing a kingbird or bee Inaltin
lie was fined $10 and the game war-
den 5 fee of $20, and in default wont.
to jail White stated in his own de—
icncc that the kingbirds were killing ,
off his been as fast as they come from
the hive. Special Game Protector
Maitin stated that he went to the sec-
tion \vbctc White lives in resuouse to
complaints that poisons were shooting
song birds there. White made no at-
tempt to deny the hecusation. the pro.
sumptlou bcing that he was unaware
that he was breaking the law by kill-
ing the. bllds.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle.
Dc]. says: “i suffered for yeats with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and bciching Itrled everything I
could hear of but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm and one 50
cent bottle cured me completmely'l
For sale by R. H. Plaisted. F. H Bax.‘
U.
Cheap and Clean
Let us make you an attractive proposition in the line of
ELECTRIC
MOTORS.
The Reed ti. Volk Electrical Compass.
Opp. Telephone Exchangc
. . Bridge.
Phone 82- -4.
THE, DIFFERENCE m THE
i8
QUALITY.
Go wilero'you will for your cool
supply. the price is very much the
some; the difference in results—heat.
comfort. coal bills. ctc.—-residcs in It
superior or inferior quality. The ar-
ticle of fuel to be found in our yards
will successfully withstand tbc sever-
out test ‘ 'i‘ty it before you place his
order clscii'berc.
the Daniel Keogh Coal (30.
14 flsvlo'uth/w - .2 22 122‘ lamfirm‘
‘ DRANOH OFFICES.
Loury' I News, Store Railroad Pinon:
Bridge Drug Store, Washington Strut
For sale at
Raymond Eros 2 .
B. tie no
.-2
50111?er c F." "tilizbm.
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