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- PHILADELPHIA. April 22i.»——’l‘he ex
ocutlve bodies (It the, National Muni-
‘ cilial Imaguo oi which AttoIIIevGeu-
eral Bottupnrto is Ill'iC‘iithIli and the
American Civic Association have deci
7 «led to hold u joint meeting of those
organlmtlonn .It Protidence November
19. The meeting will be held them
at the invitation of IlIouII University
' the governor of Rhode Island and the
loading civic organizations of the city
and state ’
IRUSSIAN ASSASSIN SENTENCED.
TVER, Ruusizh Aptil 23.—-A coini-
martlai yesterday sentenced a student
named iilinsky. the Itssnslsin of Gene-
ru‘i Count Alrxis I.’ lgnutiti‘f to elo-
von yeats‘ lIIIpIiBOIIIIIOIll in the mines
The defence pIotccied ugntust the pri- I
Honot being tiled by court muItinl
Tver is one of the few provintes when:
no form of martial law has been pro
ed
.‘4
if
If you not I
little too much. or f you are subject. to
attacks of indigestion. you have no doubt
had shortness of breath. rapid heart beats.
heartburn or palpitatioti of the heart.
Indigestion causes the stomach to
expawndmowell and pufi’ up against the
heart This crowds tho heart and inter-
feres with its action. and in tho courso of
time the heart becomes diseased.
KodOl
For Dyspepsia
iilizosiowhat you eat, takes the strain of!
of the heart. and contributes nourishment.
Itadgthp’ondlhzaltigfo evgry organ of; the
or I2 I29 Ion. spcpsia. Sour
och. Inflammation of the mucous
. . trio'mhieite‘s lining the“ otomaoh and Diges-
tlvq Triallorvouo D s pslaandcnmrh
of Shaina oh. I pa
Ira doused by Indigestion.
mmy food would distress me by maklnl
fiihooflpololigio and i would become vary weak.
holly“: i bolt Kodoland it ave moi. a~
7 miterigsoula ote‘w bottl’elZ I am “Ego
, 7MRS. LORING NICHOLS. Penn Yon. N Y.
7 m‘uohlroublo and was in a tad stoic u I
lrlaixblo with It. i took Itot'ol Dyspepsio
“about (our month: andh curoti mo.
D. KAUDLE. Novodl. 70.
wreath What You Eat:
rmpam at. 1'1...
5.
oratory I: O .t>t-Wit.
000..“ “"IU'QI'E'
i albino neither Mona... ”magic
7 ”balance. Ito ago is «to guarantee. It destroys Worm!
and alloys Fovorishneoo. It cum Dinnhoaa and Wind
.1 m it rollove- Teething Troubloo. cum Constipation
Ind .Flotolmoy. It mnuiiates the Food. regulates the
mo had Romain, giving healthy and names! deep.
“Children’s Panacea-true Mother's Friend.
mum: CASTORIA mm
NATIONAL MUNICIPAL LEAGUE. ,
dates.
.7 Coll
dates; and (.ol. Robert H. I Goddard.
ho marl lo- littmcifi‘
W do do tub would run
..,, .
Mommy was in 7in doing the
‘D.:. lobar 7
ooh come bani: to worry .1
mi -
Mowno one todooolvo Min “III.
tl. lion-flour ond uJust-u-phofl'orom
mm with and ondonxorflio health a!
~Exporionoo W W
hat III CASTORIA
in d mm... substitute for Castor 0d,?»
syrups. It; is Nomi. It
whine nor other Israeli”
Tito Kiri You Hate ilrap Bo ‘ I
‘ln7 Use For Over 30 Years.
”WOO-mu "Min“. WWII“ .
May Not Adopt Report of State Re~
publican Committee and Elect
I It
Colt Senator.
PROVIDENCE. It l., April
Universal inierext was shown in ilII.‘
(losing session of the I Rbodo
Legislature today because of the
bility thut the deadlock of 13
in the balloting It» a United
7Senutor to succeed George Peabody
Wetmore might be broken.
tloII of the executive committee
the Republican state committee yes-
Ierday in declaring by a vote of ii to
PIIIIIcro)
Colt. of Bristol, aroused the ktit'lllt‘iii
speculation us the, asuemblymcn
4 in favor of Col. Samuel
thercd for their .‘iolni session.
munugers of the three candidates for
the position cluhnrd that there
be no deflection t‘rmn‘thc ranks
supporters of their respective
Senator Wcttnore and
who are both, Republican
of Providence the DeIIIocrntlc
date. have. ouch expreuned
sent amnion ot‘ the legislature would “It looks as though the. government Chicago ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 5 1 My, tguituv moped II hoypo run, but un-
adjourn without any choice being mm doing mouthing to alienate the New York ........... II J .75t'01I-IIIIIII01)’ tor OverIt‘Iok no one wan
"1.1.1.. 1.13.1 111,.1 lump. 1 loud would onng mcn educated ubrond and thus ptuputelplun ,,,,,,,, r. 2 114 III buses at. the time, The score:
have in 11... IIIIIII‘I' 1.11111. 11 (,1 1111.7 neitt to plot right into the blinds oi‘ the pump...“ ____________ :1 II $.01,- 78, its ' {who 17b p0 7a o
:It'h'lliml of congress. but one I'cprc- rcrquIImIIsIs Itiuclunntl .......... :I r. .375 I... Weed. c 15 1 .5 III II II
seniutivev—Sennior Nelson \V.7Aidrlch, 'l‘iIc floods in Iluntul, Kinngsi nntl liontou ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, - :l 5 37:. Smith. III, . .. 3 2 2K 5 i II
II. warn to prevent this ptmslbilily tlIul Kl' IIIKHII lIlfii hIIIIIIIII‘IZ and ”I0 WWI" St. Louis ....... ,1 1’. ii .333 Bl‘omflcld. 3b. “,7. l, 0 l l ‘7'
llicoxocutivc committee of the. ilcpub- IIIL'. jI'IIIIIIIII‘ lIIIIII’ IIINIHI' IIII‘I‘IIIIIIII'III‘II Brooklyn .. ..... lg... l ‘6 .l-iil DOW. 3b. “l 0 0 4 0 ‘5
licuustatecoInIIIIItceurgedthouopup. the. revolutlohorv put-tr. Many men . war—“ma— . . HIIJIIIII. if. , l ’2 0 2 0 i'
Ilcuu liltlllibttl's ol‘ the legislature to have been driven into Inigmtdage. lu AMERICAN LEAGUE. Ilit‘h. p. 1‘ 7! I7 0 0 t)
unite on one of the two candidates Kinngni tho Ievoluilonury bands Ie ~77 dordonmi‘. .I 3 t It It i
pointing out that in this way lleptlbil- added to many INI‘IIliII ilbIl IlIIII WI‘I‘II . New York. 8; Bolton, 7, “III‘IIIII’.SS. 4 .2 1 0 34 i
can success was assured In the lid able to inaugurate tho tobeilion some . NEW YOIIK. AIII'N 23.—~Tbo New Wilson. rf, I I u 0 II II
ballots which have thus for been cast. W963“ M50- it, “3 reported suppressed York Amotlcnns won an uphill “amt . '— ".’ "‘- W' "I ..
Col Goddard received the full Demo by the authorities but the tool oil from Boston yesterduv 'l‘h‘oy forced 'lotnl. 31 Id 1 27 b It
cratic sticngtb had led with It voter-I, notion is unknown Lingo quantities Winter out 0" the box in the sixth Overlook: ab r lb no :I c
while Col Colt has haul 3S Ropublimu If “out and ammunition Were smug inning and Won out In the ninth on a Day. 0. 4 0 0 7 2 71 .
votes to 3,1 for former Senator Wot glcd into the country ront Japan. and bass on balls to Read Hoffman's and Mint“, 30. 3 I) 0 4 0 37
more, no material change in the re the rebels have been anointing In a rilloo and Kooler's single amt“: 7 Rose, rI', Ii 0 (I 3 1 0
suit taking place in all the weeks of Inountolnoous region where It is easy ”03,70“ 7‘ ...... 270101 200,4 ti 5 Arnold. as. 4 o 0 1 l 1'
the balloting. to elude pursuit. and just Its easy to New York 0|012500t—8 11 7 Smith. If. 2 0 (I 0 0 0
Thu four IIIcIIIlIcrs (If the executive cutoff small hands of troops. ‘ lluitcrleowwmter Harris and Arnr Mackenzie. cf. 3 0 (I 0 (I 0
committee of the Republican state ‘1‘lIeIe is another feature of the brnotor‘ Keefe and ’l‘homtut. Umpires Morley, lb. 737 II 0 I. II I
IoIIIIII‘IItce who dissent hour the nut- III-client révobt‘tlonnry movement .tbai CONIWY and Hurst Amittnv. p. d 2 ll 0 2' 17
i7(7I7Iii\ irepoit favoring Col. Colt7, lIn a dlbtéufuisbea 71L from other Idebtaitlou: Way} 2b 3 -l 07 i 0' 0
c amt. on sent to the nssom ) ytnen “on p moles It the pits on at . 7 7 .... .— —,—-.—-. -.« —-
protest against the action of the ex- that is the high character of many of .DETESlI’I?l"§' $°§§Efif3£ homo 'Ilotal, 30 3 .52 22 7 II 7 77.7
ecutive fcommittee'. asserting that 'It thote‘ engaged In 117'. 7 t h d 7 hi I; I hittl . Score by inblnga' 7 3.
does not represent the opinion of the W ‘ earn a (337 8 ter (7) 17!! roe t rd“? OverlOok, 0 0 0 0 2 0 I 0 0- 3.“
Republican state ccntrul committee, STOMAQH AND LinR TROUBLE Contest WI Cleve an yes a tin" High School 0 0 II 4 IS 0 0 l. XII—'13» .
and claim that this latter body has GRU time. making every hit with one excel) 0“ Home run-43I Smith Aguitov. moo
not, been consulted on the
and absolutely unjustifiable."
slgnets of the majority rcpott
William G. Lenders, Edward A Bron/n
Jesse V B Watson and Robert F. Roda
marl.
*-
An examination of fifteen hundred
‘i‘rhool childrhil i'cufeii'tili' mall’h
West
the “rust iélltllfl of childhood
lowing thin in III ch :Ito uuakon Silllilg
e15 dquucos. tiIo dcatlt. (“80350 wild
wutct. inflecti‘l and
III the roar of rain. and mind
girls owned the boyh III tho ratio (It .7.
animals. unlit-omen.
ghosts
to If.
fr
fi‘lll‘lflll Kink? Will the cocoa of it. too
'i‘t”"" ”7 .fi
BHODE iSLAND LEGISLATU RE.
The dc-
dotormlna
tion not to withdraw in favor of any
other candidate nut] in many quarters
the belief was expressed that the pro
subject
'I‘hey term the action of the majority
of the executive committee “impropel
Ishowo that tbunch storms are
MoiI of Hidin- Education little
Titian tp Brion o7]; and in
Operating Vllth utmsintho
Mountains - mum Edu-
cated Olliolols IIIIpo's'od
LONDON. Am“ 23. ~—'I‘ho pIogroms
oi the rofonu Movement In Chino in
described [tom a point of view much
less eugoliutlc than recent reports
from Engiiob ncwupapor correspond
nuts in letter received here from
Poktu. The writer is a foreigner, hold~
lug oiiiclal position. whoae opportun-
ities for gaining reliable information
and whose Judgment are worthy of
the; greatest confidence.
Ilo tells the inner story of
downfall of ’I‘uIIg-Shitoi Yi
graduate. who until Iocebtiy was one
of the most powerful man now the
rotut;l1c speaks of diuaffcction in
\‘IIIIII ”Slli Kai‘s much advertised arms.
and lakes a discoutoglnz view of the
government‘s financial status. of the
attempts at educational Ietorul and
the supptesoing of opium The lottnr
Idllowm
“After the abutting cdictu of lost
autumn.“ says the writer. “margarita-
iug tho central government. there
come It reaction. its cause cannot be
stated definitely, but ii In probably
t.wofold,‘thc I‘Itpid spread of revolu-
tionary Ideas among the students III
Jon I and the foreign educated Chiti-
osc t homo. and secondly. the success
of conservatite intrigue III the court
,IIIoplr'od by jealousy.
“'I‘he appmvol of the iIIIpcrlIIl court
to the reform programs was no doubt
given with the object, III part, of tok-
IIIg the; wind out of the Halls of the
revolutionists. but the. fact that. in
spite of the proposed modem-.98 the
part} kept up Its uctltity and was re
cruiting so rapidly. was It great dill
courtigetnent and has aroused grout
cIII
“As It consequence all men of mod
orn education have come mom or less
IIIIdeI suspicion It has been easy.
therefore. fot the connetvntiten to inl
t he
21M
Island
yl’llilill; tIlguo successfully against such men
State: at Yunnflshi Kai and his protege, Tang
Shoo Yi. 'I‘ang- -Sht‘ithi has been made
Icnlor vice- president of the new bomd
of wmmuulcations and secured some
)i the most. important posts for his
friends who have a fomlgn education
One 01 these. In young 3. Alfred Sze.
who is II In tduuto oh Cornell. and an
tccdntpllshcd mun. Unfortunately Sze
ls minted by montage lo Tang. and
technically It was iIIIpropeI to appoint
him. This gave tho coI‘IIsorvuilvoa the
chance which they sought. 'iIIcy Im
pencbcd 'I‘nng, saying that the board
at mnnnuuicutionn was nothing but It
CIIIItIIn‘ club house and wu. . filled with
I‘ung'a Ieluti‘veI-I and friends. though
Size seems to have been the only man
related to him. 'I‘wo severe oditts
Were issued. rcproving Tang. and one
of them removed Site and nn‘othet IIII-
derlsecret: Iry t'IouI7oIIleo as incwpnble.
of
8a
The
would
of the
candi
Col.
cumli'
mndi.
(Ii-ind Definitive From Syrup cures
Stomach and liver troubles auiit aid II
III section. and dtitiiu and the 1 var and
Motels Without it"?! this th to or-
hke plug to; Intuition?7 lilIt‘ cit
roe (“Kalil ..
mic” than “on Ito: liar:
does not nouaeato
Id” illid‘ piefishnt to
atrium; Plaihtod‘ II
qtft‘ Pharmacy. 7."
The
w cre7
III‘ the
I‘OI-
of
twice atchnpitdllIX. Lei
‘ now an-I‘IIIII on
the Yale. "
It
moduli»
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‘IIAsEdALi. nouns:
”—13
Chicago Defeat; Cincinnati In Hair
apilttinn Pinion.
CHICAGO. April 23:--Chicligo no.
9d the winning I’ttni the ninth innlni
yesterday on throo to pad two otolot
bases. All the others iitartod on pitch
era rs’ wildness. Score: , 8.11.1?
Chicago ...... 002060001—3 8
Cincinnati . 200090000~2 2
llattériea-§lenlbach. Holster out
Moran; Hall and Schiel. Umpiroow
Jobnutonc and Carpenter.
Pittaburg. 8: 8t; Louie. 2.
ST. LOUIS, April 23. —St. bout
was defeated by Pittsburx (will! you
mrday. 8 102 Score;
St Louis ..... 000000002—‘2 8 2
Pittsbutg ..... 30201720004511 I
ilutth loo—«DI uhot. ‘McOlynn
Mnrihall: Willis and Ellison. Umplrt
-O' Day '
Philadelphia. 8: Brookiyo. o.
BROOKLYN. April 23.-—-'|‘ltc Phil!
dolphin Nationals again shot out tin
Brooklyn tcum todhp, 8 to 0. .Tin
visitors batter McIntyre out of tilt
box III the uixth inning and player
havoc with his succcmr. Whiting. ii
the ninth Score:
Philadelphia . 00020200414 8 1
Brooklyn ..... OOOOODODH i “.5
[Interior—Sparks o‘ud Jockiltoch;
McIntyre. Whiting? Mid. Sitter. Uni
ptrooultlgier and Klem.
m
New York. 1; Boston, I).
IIOS'I‘O N. April 23.~—A base, on bathe
It hit by pitched boil and n single I
the ninth inning gave New Your om
Inn and the game. 1 to I) \cstcrday
Roth pitchers were in line form our
the fielding of both thquI Was excel
tent at critlcul dragon of the 5mm
The score:
New York ..000tltlt)00‘l——I 6 l
Boston ....... 000 0000M 'I‘
Batteries—Moth“ Ithd Inresnn
bun; Flaherty and Urondorif Umpln
--i~3moiie.
.._.——~
National, League Standing.
1W. l...
figure in the scoring. The hitting oI'
McIntyre, metord and Birmingham
was the feature. Scale:
Detroit 20020050'—-9 it 3
Cleveland .1 01 0 ll 0 0 I i—-4 10 it
.Biitteries—-—Kiilia and Schmidt;
Rhoadeo and 0 Invite. ‘ Umpire——
0' IAughiin -
fhtiodolpbia, 78: Waohluoton. ‘I.
HHILA' liili.PIIiA‘. Alltli tilir—I’hilti
dolphin elected Washington you...
buol'e'en. . ..
Worthington ‘ ..ou.t IIIIMIII-7 i3 .2
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII clinician! l] 2
Batteries—w timitli. Gmhuut. WI'IrIIor
dun, II vdon: PIIIIIII. IIyg crt and
ti: fodtlono and
tho’bo who at “Korn
Kinkh" “737W. I tutynil “fieltibie.
sustainin Ida 0! Smirk
come trc r" Elly meal
odAcorn and II we] -
for only be. a package.
At your grocer'o
‘I‘I-‘K' w o no. ., BMALO, III Y.
I‘m" ”w 70 ‘w‘m I: ~v-7‘.-~I- 446m '
I
cm 333 Staff: Intuition one
uni-M ”WWW?!” ff? 4m"
The midi: 1]! Not o period when It W‘s
«Mutton h"‘i‘v‘oo'§, 5&7?th Emaluon
Myowetful nounshment' In ‘
I...I.....l.. build. and keeps up I. _
m armour: 90°,-
7 .
out :‘
dawn II Immn marked by heavy hit.
’ ~ ting on both olden
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AND DI .00.
i . I’ll.
dew Yolk .......... I. .. 2 .714
‘hicaso ............. I‘. it .607
Philadelphia ........ 5 3 .625 .
Herein“! ........... 1 3 .571
)etrolt ........... . .14 4 .500
mm in. .......... V. .. 3 5 .375
7 Voshtngton ......... 2 5 .236
it. Louis .......... w 2 .. ii 4.250
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OVERLOOK TEA” DIFEATED.
. m 77 .
Stamford ngh Schools Mode 13 Run-
to Nor-walk Players“ 3.
Timely ttlnx and the wild pitch-
ng of A Itav, Overlook's olabmou.
sore High School, of Stamford. at.
may win over the Overlook Military
told. in Stamford Saturday afternoon.
the score was 18 to 3 .
A still wind blew out of the north
Nest. and it was so cold on to main.
bingo unpleasant for the spoototona
Ind heavy enough to be an obstacle
o the pitchers and ticldors. though I.
Ielp to the' batsmen. High School
we played or table bull ond their
Iittlng was opportune Aguitav bad
I. puzzling underhonu ball but his
vlldncos made It ineffective. Rich.
Iigh Schools young pitcher. had
good control in the loco of the wind
ind the 13 atrikeouto to his credit
how he was pitching home. -
High School scorod i1. bunch of
Mac runs In the third inning. Gordon
irew Ii pm and stole ‘necrmd and
bird. This along with I. double by
Veed. Smith's single and on error.
out the runs over.
in the fourth Agnltnvs wildness
was very much in evidence. He Dusty
Id three men, hit three and had II
now of wild pitches which with II
tingle by Got don, trotted four more
runs.
Smith was the candy In the fifth
nnlnx. With the bacon full, he drove
Int a long hit {or till! citcult.
Miaplays by the Ofirlook boyh
:avo High School another't‘un. in the
Jghih.
Overlook scored two. In the fifth.
In Aguitav's two timer and errors by
Smith and Murphy. In tho seventh
use and Way. Ion.
Rt
Burke.
transv-
basesusmith 2 Bromiloi
Halpigay777 (iordo mm
son.
W
, Struck
Itav '12; lily Ric Stolen
Duty.
.Young HantI-omo Wii‘l at
.11th Homirbm mound
garlic natural...» niteriioonr,
llo‘pthcoto school Si. Harrison 1
”rho Boom was III-ll. At tho ho to
\cadcmy nine of Norwaik on the dykc ‘
limit: hits—Rich. Weed. Double' ”“3”“
A
or 5...7.
w. ” .7
Mb“! 1857.
7 Tailored Street Gowns.
The latest, the most fashionable shades. and the most at-
tractive styles.
'iiIc IiotlI bilt‘ci gouns used foI “Inning about are
more than ever attractive. iiIc Siiilis‘ giaccfid. and made
instep length for comfortable walking the mats whether
1‘ ton or l’ony style, very jauuty lookiitg .ttui triIIIIIch with
tuiiotcd braid in distinctive fashions. 7
We have the colors most in liL'Iiliiliti. 'l‘iIc Lcathctfioid
l.rownI-'., the sensible Gray and Navy liiuc of which one
never tires, and the light Modes ililtl ions. 7
All suits math: to fit customers} sdtisfaetdry everywny.
Childr'en’ a Little Garments.
Stamped ready for hand embroid'cry.
lite dainticnt things of fine Iiaiusooic have simple and
appropriate designs stamped ready for needlework. They
are in either shadow or eycict uo.t'k Little dresses, bibs,
botIIIcts, bootccs, and pillow covers.
I\rt Nccdicwmk Section.
Styles for. May.
In. the Designer. Fashions. for .13 ton and Shirt \\ aiht
dresses Princess gowns fancy Snrplicc Waisls and Boleros.
Novel ways to make Juniper and Suspender Attacih
Inents. Designs for pretty and cdcttive lace things to be
made of fancy braid by any clever needlewomat.
Summer frocks for little girl; and suits. for boys.
. 7 7 Price 10c. Pattern Counter.
._____...__....._.
Lamp Chimney Stoves. An ihgcnious little afiair made
of wire, to be placed on the top of any lamp chimney. It
will hold a cup or small saucepan in which water or milk
can be quickly heated. Cour enicnt in sick room or nursery.
, Price 8c. Basement.
Those expectinth'o' purchase new rugs should soothe
new line of Kymric Wiltons.
.W. ‘I
r him 73777317 33777177
. an m,
.1
ON THURSDAY WE WILL PUT ON SALE A RECENT PURCHASE
FRO” AN lMPOR’I'ER'S SAMPLES7 OF JAPANESE MATTING, A'l‘ 25%: K‘
.1 .73
,.
5.5 .i -.'I'
who;
«Muss: mm... I'I-IIs sIIAsoN ARE Nor oNLv I-IIoII III
Polo .3 as... acute: iN QUANTITY. Ano THIS WILL Arman .‘n
EXCEPTIONA'L omnrumrvmbn Y'oun SPRING PURCHASE or
m. POPULAR rhoon covsnuvo. '
WE‘HAVE ALSO A GOOD YRRIETY OF BETTER JAPANESE MAT-
- I
rtnosormrom. ‘ 7.. .2
onto». IIIfAr'rIIIoo AT 134. 7-ro 40c.
splines 70 onoIIII A or... L-rv‘.
niI tholwgttnnin II more III
lli-lzilii’l vor of u... liftlrgiroma
largo more was due largely to the
high wind.
npircmllvuns.‘
t3.
Norwalk Chronicler