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PIANO.
GIVEN
AWAY
Get a Piano Certificate with
every purchase. it will cost
you nothing,
Confectionery
and Padtry
:5 Tornado Insurance ..
' 14 Wllhinmon com. com Norwllk.
COUGH SYRUP
f F. H. Baxter, Druggitlt
lillil ,‘NIWS
EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS
92~2~Newa Department
92-3—1Bucineea Department
44 —-Branch Office. Norwalk
890 —-Editor’e Recidence
mes—cm Editor'e Residence
séWri—fil. NORWALK BRANCH
OFFICE.
o
On and after Monday. November 22.
the Norwaik branch office of The
Evening sdtlnel will be in the atore
of F. A. Mitchell, corner of Wall and
Knight streets. The telephone number
will remain the same, 44, and adver-
tteemente, notices and Items may be
left at that place.
“WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwnlk and vicinity: Cloudy
tonight; Wednesday rain. A disturb-
ance of considerable energy is central
this morning in Iowa. it is producing
cloudy weather with rain— or snow in
the Mississippi Valley and Western
Lake region. Tile front, edge of the
rain area extends as far east this
morning as Erie, Pa. This storm will
probably move eastward and reach
this vicinity on Wednesday. The fear
peruturo continues low in the north-
west. Conditions favor for thin virili-
iiy fair weather followed by increasing
cloudiness tonight and probably rain
on Wednesday.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO.
'i‘enlperaturc: Low. 25; iilgil, 42.
t‘leili‘.
.iolin llrown the. porter iii the Net'-
Willlt ilolci, is spending tiic.tlay ill
New York.
Mra. Sidney Wicltwirc, of Smith
liitlili street, was (lint-burned from the
Norwaiit llospliai last evening.
llaniel Mahoney, who has been via
iiinp, i'rientia on Marshall street. South
Norwnik, has returned to his borne in
Weston.
A monthly meeting of the board ot‘
school vlaiiora will be held this even-
ing at the high school building in
West avenue.
linens 'l‘ribe, i, t). it. 3]., will hold
ll regular session this evening, when
”in dcgrm» team will probably do
some practicing.
(lid Well Lodge. A. l-‘. and A. M.
this city. worked the Master Manon
degree that night and will perform the
Hitlilc degree attain this evening.
(‘ili'loud lurkoya here next. week.
Bile |b.. alive; {Bile Ib., (ll't‘h‘i-li‘d. (‘reagh
iii i.eIloiak,\-. t‘eniral iiolei lilock.
Monroe atreet.
m
l'outlnnntcr Edmund id. ('rowo,
ilmlrge i.. Rockwell and Judge .loaeph
it. ’t‘nylor are spending the day on ll
hunting expedition Ill the vicinity of
ltltlgt'iiclil.
A regular monthly meeting of tin-
Norwalk illilltllllg and Loan Aauocilr
lion will Iit‘ held thin evening at the
other of Taylor tilld t'loldon Ill Wauh‘
lllglon alroet.
The total barbera ailliiinit-d with
the union have made lilo 'l‘bnniiagiv-
lug tiny arrangementa. it baa been
decided to clone llii tiny 'i‘iiilnkugivinu
Illty and to keep open ililiil ii o‘clock
on the night preceding.
A wagon of the (treat Atlantic lllld
I'ilt'ltlc 'l‘cil tilt, of Main Rtl'i'el, Nor-
Willlt broke down thin looming in Wall
Nlreet, the axle breaking off clove to
the hub of the wheel. l'iie content.»
ol‘ the team were, transferred to anoth-
er one, and tilt! broken-down Ii‘lllii
\va taken back to the nibble to be
repaired.
film-i'iaiton Iiauclly, a novelitncn year
”III ltowayloil young man. appeared
iwlm-c .imigo .ioacph ii. ‘l‘nylor tllla
nlrrplne on complaint of (brine Wur-
tlcn Wilbur F. Smith. it appeared that
Hume Warden Smith had foulni young
im: t‘lit' hunting on November tlth and
he refine-d to show a hunter'a licenuo
when it was doinnnded my tin- ward:
cu. linuchy pleaded guilty to the ill;
location but Judge 'l‘ayinr ('Oltiilfierml
Ii beat out to diepoee oi the filth" im-
tilt-tliaieiy and took lilo matter antler
couaitlrraiton until Saturday morning
ill 0:30.
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srnciitL
Bird Sand, 2 Pkgs., 5c
Stimuli-Powell Corporation.
' Preemption bruggiete
are
Funeral Director and Embalmer
19, North Main Street. South Norwalk.
is!
Timon a. GOLDEN.
TIL. 10M.
PURITAN
Cures that Cough
BOLD ON LY BY
“m"aaonasofi's .
Launch Works
Boat Frames set up and ready to
plank.
All kinds of repair work. '
Launches of all eiaee built to order
by competent workmen.
OysterShehPotnLNorwalk
A. J. Hand & Company
illfllltlllll 'IlIlIlIIllllS IIIII
.Bllllllllllllllll’
JOBBING' AND REPAIRING
Hoyt'e Theatre Building. South Nor-
walk. Conn. Phone 423
David W. Raymond
l'l‘eh Beet
cc r y
, THANKS l Ne
There are four perfectly good reaeone why you ehouid come
t.
here for your Thanksgiving Overcoat and 8a
‘ our Clothee and to your eatiefactlon.
1—Our Clothee have
2‘1.th “to
8--They Wear.
4—They give Satiefa
They relate to
Style. “
4"}.
t
ction.
For every man we have the right style at a price he can af-
ford. and our range of model-.and
patterns maltee it certain
every’ man can find what he wante.
Overcoats, $10 to $30
We go the elimlt on fancy
coata, chewing a greatly varied
range of coiore and patterne. In regulation and military-collar
modele. ae well as dreary Cheaterfielde in Oxforda and black.
Fancy Suits,
There‘e a lot: of enap to our
$10 to $30
fancy patterne and modeie. Ev-
ery good weave in fancy wontede and it ht fancy celeimeree
and cheviota, ta included in thle ehowing 0 suite, the fineat and
biggeet ever teen in town.
it a
w
What deee your boy need
Thankegivingf We have it.
PM
In the way of new ciothee for
TWO STORES:
:4 So. Main St.,
Masonic Building,
South Norwaik Busineas Man Married
Michael A. Ready. of Putnam
Company, have been
pleased to learn of his marriage at,
noon, Sunday, at St.
Church. Noroton, to Miss Mary Dollo-
ime. of Noroton.
many was performed by the rector of
St. John's Church. the itev.
O'Connor. following which a reception
was held at the limit" of the bride.
where. she resided with her mother.
at the wedding and Attorney 1). Louis
Lndrlgnn an beat luau.
York Sunday
Rllt‘tllfl until yesterday at the home of
the bride's brother. and are now on a
wedding tour to various points in New
York state.
in expeettvi Saturday of this
they will take tip litillaektwpillg at a
newly furnished and cozy home at it
Hamilton avenue. this city,
liia fellow illemberis of the
(.‘lub and a few other friends at the
club quarto-rs on the evening of Do
cembcr 8rd.
Bridgeport St. Andrew'e Man Elected
the i‘ollilct‘iit'ul aaaembiy oi" lIlt' ilroth
t'i‘liiltltl
iiai'ti‘ord Saturday afternoon illid all
tiny Sunday.
and junior delegating present from all
parts ol‘ the state. rcpi'cacniilig
in Newton Sunday.
The. many friends of former Captain
Hone
surprised and
John‘s it. C.
The nuptial core.
Father
Mine Mary. 'i‘roy acted as brltioinnid
i realize lliut lin- lwal, ralt‘iitlltillt and most profitable customer is the -
SATISFIED one. i believe that Iiit
coat less than poor goods in proportion to real value. 'l‘hat although a
low price will appeal to most pcopih at tirat. cooper or later it will
come to a limiter of reunite. and the SATlSlt‘lE‘t) customer will be the
one to whom i am selling the most
A word from you will bring any
highest quality. strain and feed.
Proprietor
iionnio (,‘hiclt Feed
iionnio llorao Peed
lionnie Dairy Feed
iiouulc l'oultry it‘ccd
iioillllc Scratching I“t‘l‘ll
May 1 have that word?
Quality First, Last and All the Time. 7
Re¥den%e. 6 Waehington Street. SO. Norwalk. Norwallr.
eiep one at office 336-2. _.__w__.c “mm—mt— «
Telephone at house'. 693. m-..“ 1—— - '
,fl,_ ,_ W”, W-.. _ _,___ 3:22. ‘1 ——=
READY—DONOHUE. W9.”
. highest quality goods. as a rule,
goods.
quantity you may winhwof the
‘ MANUEL TORO HATCH.
Mr. and Mrs. Ready went to New
attorntaui and were
l'pon their return, which
\vcelt.
Ml". Ready has arranged to entertain
inehodli
t
W... —-—~..—-—
E. T. JOHNSTON PRESIDENT.
Small to... island Escaiicps, ‘25'c‘o't.
New Bedford and Sea Escallops, 40c Oi.
ll: II, lflt‘ lit: (Will. ”Milli“, "iii
lllu I\:l\\.'i_\‘ I/Uill': (“llillith «'lht‘ tit;
will !.
TELEPHONE 108.
Naiflc l'iiilllr-li, tic: \\‘l‘lllllll~ill, liic; iatln'ador Smell lWhilinui. he; Salmon,
lorliall and other kinds of fresh tlnll;
floating t‘iuuta for linking.
Cutbill’s Bridge F ish Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
..__._.
as Head of Connecticut Assembly.
The fourteenth annual meeting oi
of St. Andrew who held lil
There were lllll senior
A:
as
Hilllllti llli SANDS
till 50 PlliiRlllS
lanai i~‘.-.ii Ceremonial Session at the
Shutters to be Held on the
Ii_\'-Iil\\h'
(filint‘ iirntlicv nrl‘c
chapters with It total membership of
()\'t'i' Still,
At the business scat-lion held In the
pariah house of t‘ili'int i'iiui't'h on Sat»
Ilt‘tlll)’ iiitci'liuttii, the constitution lllIiI
were alilciidetl, and the
lowing olllccrs elected:
’I‘. .ltlliiiaioii, tll' liiitllti'pori; rice Ill‘l‘til»
tlwent, I“l'l'iit‘I'Il'k 'l‘ownrt-o, oi‘
ford; secretary, fluorite I.. ilarnca. of
Trinity t‘ulicgc, ilarllord: trennurci
i'llilip .l. .lonm-t, of Hartford; cbnp-
thin. the tier. .innioa tiootiwili, rector
of t‘hriat t‘hurch, Hartford.
........_._
President, I‘.'.
alert a lliiiil ilita
iliiil‘illllg on Smith aim-rt, ion» 't‘hnd it. ilcocher, Fl'ilIIll N. \\'iie
who won all helplessly tirlilik that he NHL-Ill .i. lived ‘l‘opplng. llllltll Siir‘
had to be tallied to the ”11,1, John M. Iiillt‘lt'), 'l'ilontaa it,
“mm" in “ Wiiltoii. M'w‘iltlillllll, Metlt t', t‘owioa, lir. ital
._ .,._-.. “.3 .‘d. ‘l‘it-carill. t'lllli‘ll‘n ii. ihtvia.
and Hunt} Sci/ml. Willi tile excl-p»
that if one. iiionnia (‘rnlicnlteln cl“
SIIill lllllllllllIS
Your account may be
too Hillilll to afford mt
a prob! ni prom-bi. but.
we are willing to take
it now Ilil Wllill it will
be in the Moore.
We are in buclncau to
play nnd are trillion in
build for the future.
Are you?
So. Notwalk
Trust Co.
Young Mcn'e Check Ac-
couote invited
33nd ul November
llo lin- evening of Noll-mint 2:. the
annual i‘all ceremonial .xl-aaion of tilt-
Hlli'Illt'ih will he held at I'Iilglt-h' hall.
on \llltlintiil incline. Ill’lilnt‘liiil'l, when
so mndidntca will crow-l the hot panda,
l~‘oi the that time ill the hialory of
i‘,\.;imid ’i‘elnpie. the “work" will be
conducted by a team comprising only
pant polellltill-u,
'l‘hiu li'lllii will be made up an lot
at) [Hull poo-nihir oi I'}l‘.’llillll 'l'cinplc
Iii Hit N hula}
Over 50 Candidates.
.l i‘ltlrt-i ol’ mcr {iii ctlildhlhtea will
IiI‘ li‘i'i‘lU‘tl and dealt with accordion
ty ‘l‘ilia ewclliollhil acaaiotl i:“ made
with the vaporiid Idea of tuning in‘
attendance all the UM limo Illi'llllii'l‘ti.
They will conclude lit Hill”. The
Hilliii"i.~ will term on .‘lillllh’illl iHi‘Illll‘
and headed in their own band. IllitIi'i‘
lin- londcrnhlp oi Frederick brown,
will match at I0: if» to The t-ltrntliciii,
Wlii‘l‘” iin- bantpici will be held.
Going to New Orieane.
The Arab l'atroi or Pyramid 'i‘cm-
plr wants to no to New Uriennu next
Aptii, when the imperial Council in
held. and in order to value fuhdn. i‘y-
10 North Main It.
intranet-Alb, Idl 'e
EisliingTaciile
Poles
FOR SMELT AND BLACK'IN'I
FOOTBALL GOODS
At COLEMAN’S
NEWI .‘I'OIE
- _.._....~.....
and
tenth Net-walk
rantid 'l‘cmpiu will hold an Ihnnenee
theatre party on the evening of tie-
comlior it. at Jackson's Theatre, when
ii‘ranlt Later will appear in "The tiandy
Shop." one of the big hits of the ma.
eioul comedies of the season. The date
watt originally set for December it. hilt
halt been postponed until the 6th.
The ilrldnrport Patrol. arcompnnit-d
by Mayor itunltinahmn, who in n mem-
ber. will probably leave iiriduaport
via alleelal train April it) for Now (it-
ienne. The session opens on the 12th.
The tilirlnere will be away from the
cal ti'tlletitlttlt“
J” iii an iliiiiliii
Gill oi i’rol. Schocnirnsac. oI Heidel-
berg University
.\'li\\' |l.\\'lC.\', Nor. It?» i’roi. ()tlo
Schocnionnae, of the t'nlvorlliiy oi
iicitleiburu. lliul given to the anthro-
litiltillli‘lti department of the Yale
university lllillioillli ii (“MRI of the to
mono ‘ilcitit-Iboru man." The "loan"
i‘tlilillrill-l of tile lower jaw of fill an
f‘i‘hll‘lltl type of man of prehistoric
character. found in il nltlill pit neilr
Ileldelllt'rif. Germany. by Prof. Senori-
i‘lltltit‘, and in tin- oldeut part or a hit-
ninil hotly ever found In the world. It
lwionua to the lower quarternary goo
logical period
The ll‘t‘lll of the law are perfectly
ilt'caci‘red and the jaw ilnell nearly
twice the nine of the oitiinnry hulllull
boulder. Iiilt‘liig variationa which mark
it on belonninu to the inlet-inn, link be
tween Iiii' ilH‘l‘ oi apt-a ulitl ltinll. It
in alibi to lie the "I‘M npct‘lllicn iii the
law iI‘t‘i‘Hl‘tI in lhia country.
A CHANCE FOR SINGERS.
int poraona ill the community who
can read innate are invited to apply
ior poaiiioita til the volunteer chorua
or HIV Holiday i-ivoniou lnuliluio. New
ilii'illlll‘i'ii will he admitted at) far no
there to room. Ally who would like to
aim: in thc Innillute chorus. are invited
to communicate with Nubian hickor—
ntan. chairman of the uninit- commit-
lre. Alan to report to the “oath Nor-
walk i‘ongrouilliunal t‘hnl'rh on ii'ri-
tiny twenlnun. lwtwaen 7 Mill ii o‘clock.
to the director, li‘i‘ili'lt'la il, ’l‘iornnn,
'l‘ho ehorun iluppiiea the illuuic at tho
t-inndny i-ivoning institute every tinn-
tiay err-altar. and will aim render new
and full program during the next six
llionlha.
“M.
NEW HAVEN TILIGRAPH MANA»
GIN DEAD.
NEW HAVEN. Not. iii.-~li‘rodericll
ratrrhtld, manager of tho Weetoru
Union Telegraph Company's edit-o
here. died suddenly of heart trouble
today. lie with it veteran operator.
having iiecn‘iti the employ of the corn-
pnuy since boyhood. and three yearn
ni arrvirn made him very widely
known, During the Civil War Mr.
F'itlrt‘bllt’l was on duty I!!! an operator
in this city. on niece who one for-
merly titre. “notional“, was married
city for two ween.
. i .
it noel: age to Perle to Mr. moraine
.. can. _
6-.
*
yiii in
slit
1*
WALL. STREET. 10:10 a. mi“
Eightha and quarters measured the
extent of the opening changes in print
on of stocks. except in a few cases.
Trading war quite active in units of
the narrow fiuoiuatlone. Four thou-
sand shares of Amalgamated Copper
will at last night's price, followed by
5.000 abarea at a decline of 1-4. Weat-
ern Union advanced 1 3'4 and Ameri-
can Slueltlng. Anaconda and Atchteon
large fractions. Aniei'Icfln Sugar fall
a point and than rallied.
WALI: ill’l‘llliliil'l'. ii, a. m.—-Them
was some heavltieiiii iii the railroad
list which was counterbalahoed by a
show of strength in certain Iiidiititrt
all. The general movement was of
little importance the market apparent-
] showing a waitin attitude for the
true being. Roalizns sales forced
Amalgamated Copper 8 point below
yenterday‘a closing. but the other re-
lated atocke ware fairly well held.
American Sugar advanced 2 points.
General Electric and Havana Electric
1%, Pennsylvania and Pittebllrg Qoal
pfd. 1%. American 'l‘elephono’ldfi.
Pittabnrg Coal 1%, and Atlantic Coast
Line, U. 8. Steel. American Smelling.
Mackay Companion pfd. and Utah
Copper 1. Northern American and
Granny Mining lost a point. The pri‘
cos were. rising briskly at 11 o'clock.
WALl. STREET. lNot»n.«’l‘he ad~
vuneo invited renewed reulizin after
the various apceinltica had ma e good
gains. Norfolk and Weetern. Brook-
lyn Ti-anait, tho luterboroughMetro-
politnn stocks. Third Avenue and
Colorado Fuel mac 1. American Sugar
114. the preferred 8V; and Pacific Tole.
phone 21/2. American Cotton Oil fell
2%,. the preferred (it; and American
Steel Foundries and Pullman 1. Honda
were irregular.
WALL S'i‘lllithI'i‘, l p. Ill. Spirited
buying of Missouri Pacific. sent it up
two points. but the movement failed
to sustain the balance of the. list,
which started to chat off. United
States Steel and Western l'nion lilti-
mately worked back to yesterday's
cloning. the latter reacting nearly 3
pointn. Reading was also offered froth
iy and sold down a poilit below last
night's cloning. \\'ella-i"argo Exprcaa
jumped‘l points, l‘nion flag pfd. 1 1H,
llcthlehem Steel pfd. 1 1‘2 and inter-
?atlonal Harvester and National llis~
till 1. Delaware 8: Hudson lost a
point.
illllillS Ill IllilllllllSH
Mill Hill
(Continued from First Page.)
"There is still a chance. ain't inert-'3“
pleaded dozclia of women. “lltm't say
they are dead for certain."
The tntno oliiclnls. as well at. the
stale and government authorities do
clded that if the tire baa been nuiilev
lcntiy “authored by the closing of the
"line during the night. tlt‘ht‘t'iit by
rescuers Would be polo-title and no
little nholild be lost, A number of
water tanks Wt-i‘t‘ brought Ill‘l‘t' from
La suite on ilill care before daylight
anti run on a switch. ready to ho pour
ed into the pit. At the some time a
supply of tire oxtlnguiatllng ciicmleaiu
were on hand. Among them were
chenilt‘ula intended to produce our-
bonic acid gun. if the tire is still
raging in the timber supports it was
promoted to bore holes through the.
lit or soul at the mouth of the shaft
and by meant: of iron plpca force the
gas to the bottom “till the «bloke
drifting into the remuleat gullei'iee of
the mine tor almost three days. the
men illliNl certainly halo been cultural»
ed. according to President lilint‘nn Me.»
Donald, of District ii}. l'iliteti Mine
\t’orkera of America. He declared
also that the tire had burned away
the thither unpporlu alld bottle of the
men undoubtedly had been buried in
the caring ill of walla and roots of the
pannugmvuyn,
tiruaniaationa of all charitable ef‘
forla into a centralized plan wan pro
pound for a alerting called for today.
Among Home on the around are 1. l’.
ilickncll. of \\‘nahlnuton, ii. O, diree~
tor of the National lied t’maa. it was
eluted that unieaa ll auhrianitai iiiifti
of money in collected great aufferlllit
will ellanv thin winter among tile Lillie
urphnna hint 200 or more widowa left
iliiilliiil dcalltulc,
Albert l.. itopltina. of Chicago. ant
nouucnil that he ilnd bot-n nuillorilteti
by the I"l’t'|tl‘ll con-oil at tittinalro to
help care for the intuition of the eit-
iolhbetl iillllt'l’li who were nativou of
France, Nome of the women and rbil=
dren of there. he nalti. would he trann~
pili‘lvil Ilitt‘lt to I"I‘Illit',i.‘ by the French
Government. '
l‘roaidcni I'hiriina. of the Chicago.
Milwaukee 6‘: Hi. Paul Railroad. wan
nrotuted early today by n reIKlrt that
mom had been called for and ordered
her.» to protect the Hi. Paul mine. Mr.
linilioa emphatically denied the re-
pnrl and declared that he had no idea
how it could have originated. the
denial wan napplomontrd by a state.
taunt from Sheriff structural and State
Attorney rirlrhnri. of bureau county.
Mr. Marlin: said that while those who
had attifrrrtl great lliiiti In the disaster
might. not excited. the about! and his
deputies had the oaiiuation well in
hand. Excellent order had prevailed,
he added.
Certain it Iii that no troops have Ill"
rived hero and railroad officials do.
More they have heard of no arrange-
ments for n oriental train.
The. gloom today in tact-ennui by a
deluge of rain which began early in
the morning and still continues.
'l'het the main shaft in the mine trill
today seem adhered.
“Furnishingé?
$3.50.
98 Washington St.
rlving and preparations to light the
tire are progressing rapidly,
George F. Rice, of Pittsburg. tleid
director of the United Staten (ieologt
cal Survey, said today that it seemed
assured that the coal in the mine was
on tire.
Today is pay day at the mines. and
“9,000 to meet the payroll is on (10‘
posit at the (‘herry iinnk. t‘lerka will
keep check on» all who appear and
in this manner it. is believed the num-
ber of men culombcd ill the mine can
be definitely established.
The St. ’aul Company today sent
oili several ears of coal from which
the people will be supplied at. the com-
pany's expenne,
Funerals of the. twelve rescuers who
perished Saturday night will be. held
today,
'i‘empcruture taken at the top of
the shaft in the burning mine register-
ed 10‘: degrees Fahrenheit. 'l'his wait
in the wet surface. and indicates that
the tire below is intense.
\VASlithlTOX, .‘ov. ills—No call
for relief for the victims of the min-
lug tlLsuszter at Cherry. ill. will be
necessary outside of the slate of Illi-
nois. Tide information has been ro-
retired at the headquarters of the
American lied (‘rosa from Ernest M.
llickncli. national director of the socie-
ty. who in now on the scene.
.\lr. iiicltneii states that the dead
number 206. and that about lid. famil-
it'F with possibly 1,000 persons are in
newt of help.
WAITING WOflD FROM WASHING-
TON.
American Federation of Labor Offi-
ciale May Have to Return Friday.
TORONTO, ()nt., Nov. 18.-—No word
had been received from Washington
when the convention of the American
Federation of Labor opened today an
to when President Compare. View
l’roaident Mitchell. and Secretary
Morrtaon would be required to pill in
appearance before the Court of Ap-
praln of tho liintrict of Columbia, the
court having reiuued to grant a stay
in the. contempt proceedings against
iilcin. The three leadera are anxious
to remain Ill Toronto until the clone
of the convention on saturday and the
poaidbility that they may have to
leave for Worthington Friday has
put the convention ill a state of un‘
certainty he to tie program for the
rent of the week.
The executive council today recom-
mended to the convention the Amalga-
mation of the international .Atiiiotfill-
lion of Machiniata and the Interna-
tional Annocintlon of Elevator (‘on-
atrneiorn, no a means of settling Jill'-
indicllonal ntluatione between the two
organizations.
WASHINGTON, Nov. itiwl'realdent
Halnnei (Iolnpern, \‘leo-i‘reaidnnt John
Mitchell and Secretary Morrison. of
the American Federation 0f Labor.
who are under «entrance on the ehnrile
of contempt of court. will not have to
return to Washington from Toronto. to
nptwar before the Dialriet (‘onrt of An.
penis, to tile bulletin of their appeal
until next Monday.
it ht exported that they will then
t-tne out a writ of hnhcan corona before
nonw Judge of the Diniriet Supreme
Oonri, and nhould the judge reform to
dint-harm them under the writ the
next atop would be an appeal to the
United States tillpremo Court.
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RAILWAY COMMISMONKRI MEET-
WABllthl‘t‘th. Nov. Mme-UNIOI‘MA
by In practice in matters pertaining
to railroad ndmlalatrntion in the key.
hole governing the work of the Ni»
tionai Association of Railway Cummin-
sinnera, who began their twenty‘iirnt
annual convention here today. 'l‘hitt
organization in math- up largely of at
acorn of finite commissions whom
functions toward interstate commerce
lawn. Martin 8. Decker, of the New
York State Communionpreeident of
the National ASSOCIIIIOII. Many im-
portant mattera are to be considered
at thlli meeting including those of
amendmenta to the national law, not
form classification. rates and than
making. our service and demurrnge.
railroad their and plan» for uncertain
in the fair value of railroad property.
rainy canitttliutlbh and delays at.
tenoant in the enforcement of criteria
of railroad nommiulone. The“ once
tinne have been in the hands at coma
not he opened
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Cleveland Man Aver: He and Miss
Ferguson Twice Attempted Sui. W
cidc Together in Hariiord
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HARTFORD, Nov. 16.—~The grew-
seme tale of a suicide compact which
in fulfillment cost, the life or'nlnncno
Ferguson. of Washington. and her
companion, Fred J. Reid. of Cleve~
laud, just escaped a like fate was told
yesterday afternoon in detail by Reid
at a bearing in the office of the chief _'
of police. it was brought out that the
Couple, who had known each other
only two weeks. made two attempts
to die. The first night of their arri-
val in thin city they partook of the
contents of a. vial of morphine 1)wa
elitist-d in New York. As each drank
the drcgs from a cocktail glass they
clasped hands in mute farewull and
laid down to sleep, hoping and be-
lieving that they would not. awaken. ‘
Made Second Attempt.
Upon finding themselves alive the
next morning they prepared to re-
new their attempt to kill themselves.
They discussed their plans for eav-
oral days and came to the conclu.
sion that larger dose of the drug was -
necessary. Reid had the vial refill-
ed and the couple epent. their last.
money in decorating their death"
chamber with fresh white flowers.
They made up a potion in the same
coektaii glasses as before. clicked the
glottal-a in a last toast. drank the
contents and went to bed to sleep.
The girl never awoke. Reid wan
saved last Saturday by prompt medl'
cal attention.
.. Reid's Confucian.
Yentrrdny afternoon it Was decided
that his brain had sufficiently cleared
for him to be brought to a hearing to 5‘
determine if he should be charged
with inurder. Under exclamation. ,
iteid ghastly white. told the curry.
tic denied that he handed the palace
to the girl. i-ie auld he helped him-
ltelf and aim did the cattle. All a to
suit of the utory told by Reid the p0~
lice believe that he wall prompted to
attempt bin life by remorse and be-
cause he tutti need money belong-
ing to bill employers. The money
according to ltotd was to be used in
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paying workmen under him in Clem. ~
land. a demon men. all of whom were.
to each receive a Week]; pay. 'i‘hilt
atatcmeat of ltctd'a in in a memo:
anetuineti by investigations made by
the police.
Under Technical Charge.
lteid will be held under the techni‘
eel charge of neeauit until the pollen
clear up a low point: on which the
man has said little or nothing. _
The body of the women want sent.
to relatives at Laf’inta. hilt. last tiltilt.
Reid was taken from the hospital ,
in an ambulance and had to be ears ,‘
ricd by attendante into police heads
quarters as he. was too weak to druid. ;
IHIRIH‘ CHIP! 00“ TO Plllflhll,
waaamo'ron, Nov. routinely _
daye' imprieonment was in:
oil-Sheriff Joseph F. Shim). of Oboe-
lenoou. Tenn. by the Supreme court:
of the United Staten for butternut If
court in falling to prevent the lynch
in: of a negro. ltd. .Iolioeon. mam
of’rape. but. whoee elect“ mm
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