at 7 mt I n 3 another care or letting the women n m» the work *"Now “Main Palladlu " lal Invited. uy’nooewu. Whom iouhuildiog. South «WWW flJuly“ and Amer on“5 8 o'clock. All itoyal Arch cordially Invitod. Chariot F. noun M. Wilcox. 560. TEVENH I‘reoidont I 4mg ._ I BIB. to...” I ... ooutive ‘ommltteem " FROBE particular Moron. _ elk people and the members All hicthudlst denomination ospec re to be congratulated on hav- able a successor to the Rev D. Walter as Rev. .I It. Upham. He be m of Dr Samuel Uphsm. 'ileo professor In Drew Theological Maury, Madison. N. J. He has on upietl some of the most Important ntmente In this section. He was ‘ i‘ooltlyn. Mamaroneck. and At rl gaitort. and be in In every way competent preacher and a judicious ministrator. devoted pastor, and Wughiy up to the times. As a ‘chor he In ncholnrly. popular and Ioet interesting. llln firdfiappearanco my the First Methodist Episcopal rob is expected to be next Sunday. ._._..... .._..._.. There may be no money In the meat log busincas, but it Is rather in- , . tin-I to note that a New York con- ' «ill: lit this line was Incorporated this morning for $32,000,000. - ”M... _- .7. mm”... TIN YEARS AGO TODAY. w... Saturday, April , 71000. he strike at Greenwich came to an ~ d. as the men were granted their authentic, and those who had been ting a disturbance quieted down. The lhel'lll' and deputies returned to , their homes. Fourteen BOPr prisoner» nuccet-ded lo escaping from Bllnonatowm Africa. but one was killed one wounded and one recaptured during the contusion. »- ..... M TWENTY YEAR. AGO TQDAV. Monday, April 7. 1890. ‘ 'vllniontle' toundry begun the work of I tallying from Norwaik to Long Inland ’ City. Mxty wari'nntn hitd been leaned for ”not of as many election unicorn *Jerocy City. A new Democratic paper. called The I otltutlon. was started In Stamford. —« W NIGHT TO TH! POINT. ”a“... ti woild owes every man ll "this. you ve got to rice up at the break [may to collect it» Atlanta (Ila-l i union. 0. ‘ ltooaevuta arrived here by train trout " home at 8: 30 o clock thin morning 4—- j hvo daya llilil. mouth the tempera- in New York city. according to, heal-r. wu below the normal and ' [ ty-alx it wan above. I M March thin year by an unpro ‘ lily big majority—Now York I lit placed on coin in order the birdtt oi‘ the gnaw an Title might save the liver at many bit-do but Imagine the at the, cats as proipoiitivo vie. away. ~~IIllrocltton lintorprtoo. ~o~ on as rogttlsrly‘the duty an. editor as to print the ‘ «0-» tltrltehmen goon to prison made a rim Item. Sophia Rio h phlioaoubor.—-Now ill» Spring, Mayor doynor is now be- ‘ , “I. of “it Franciscans nitrite that hath Wane-W» imam COVERING HONIIVMOON TRIP. V Mr". and Mn. lineman Itort on. ltouto 'i'boy ‘l'ro‘voiorl Twenty» four Yam Ana. . BPEZIA. Italy. April 7.~—'I‘ltoodor‘e Bodseyolt and Mrs. Roosevelt hogan today the carriage drive aloe the lilBr.‘ ny alepea ot the ngurlaa Ape: the road they Iollolwed an bride and bride groom 24 years ago. The day who as beautiful as could be wished. They expect to reach Genoa late Saturday. A carriage has in waiting when the . Their treasure was quickly more. red and no time was lost in making the uteri. A little group ot ltnllans who with bored beetle watched the two from a Marinated“. who reward ed wichr . I and dotilea. and no they drove‘mi? ltooscvelt looked heel; and wavedW handl farewell. Both MI- and Mrs. Rooseve‘ I. appeared n or- collect health and rare good spl to. Stops will be made at the little tav- orna In the old Roman towns perched pictureaquely on the summits of the foothills. Mr. Roosevelt'a reqttoat to the Italian as Well an the Amer can not respondents that they be allowed to enjoy occlusion during the drive was observed. 0n the evening of April 12 the Rodaevolts wil leave Port Mauricio for Vlehu. stopping at Venice for a day enrou e . ‘ * ROME. April ‘l.—Sonte ol the prom. lnent cccloeiastics who were received by the pope today managed to intro duce the subject at the Roosevelt incl dent. 'I‘o theao the pontii't expreened deep regret that be had been prevent ed trom meeting and speaking with the i'ormor president. but he gave utter~ ance to no opinion regarding the peso ’ tlatioun tor the deadlock that tollowod. The incident continues to be a live topic or discussion and la emphasised by what the Liberal pronto calla the new mistake of Cardinal Merry Del Val. who had before prevented the Choral Society of Cologne Icing rocelv ed by the pope because the aoclotina vialted the Quiriuai and sung before the ltalian uuvcrclgn, in spite of tho tact that every year hundreds of per sons are received by Kim: Vlcwr Em- auuel and afterwards admitted to the presence of his hollnese. The Moaaagero today aayo : "Within a tow dnyn Cardinal Merry Del Val has shown discourtealca lo the molt beloved American citlson and to a gathering of thermal. beloved per- ‘. baseball team 860 tor men. the government‘a special phi-cow .erIoohoi than v lowed to PM on tile ion aidered'o militia on. accoun not this he mm bode from the team. The toothlwill Mprob- ably hires mocha-aooaoooaeean be obtained. I At the the meeting or the a‘A. A‘. yesterday it we v to low tho. initialed for this coming year. ‘ The Norwallt Hour has prevented the hllh school with l. lioauliallh schedules tor the season Into. The team will play ton gain in their home town and nine out of town. The high ocl orchectra hoe tound it neoeesary to change the date of their concert In Rowayton. it was to be held the 10th of title moot but will probably occur a wool: or an atar. Anna Richarda has reoumed her ntudlea here alter a brief illness Alice Morey la absent from her ntudiea, being out of town. There wan a meeting at the senior class in Room ii at 1 o'clock Iioday.I wI-nsltav mm ovanouaaaao era re. COLUMBIA II. 0. April 7.-—-Practi caIly admitting that it had “over- charged" the nlatc to the extent of thousands of dollare under literature at the old ataio dispensary in South Carolina, the whiakey Ilrm of William Ianahau II Son. oi Baltimore. has paid to Attorney-General Lyon 814.000 In aottlement ot "ovorlndgnienta." which were round by tho dispensary commis- alon at. its alitlna lost tall. By the pay meet a claim of 06.000 against the com- mlaalon by the firm and an ovorludg- ment of 823.000 found by the commie slon are wiped out. Coincident with the payment or the 811.000. an lnjunc lion secured against the tirm by the commission to prevent the collection oi aunts owed it by several county dioI pensariea of the state wan dieeolved. “In.” MORE SUGAR FRAUDI. WASHINGTON. April ‘l.--Tho gov- ornmont'a activities sgaiuut the Anter- loan sugar liedning Company are to be renewed; Winfred, T. Dennison, of New York. alter conl‘n noon yeator- day with odlciala ot the rcasury De« partmeni. the Department or dilation and III the White Bonn. loft last night for New Orleans. There turthor «tops arc to be taken In the investin- Ilnn of alleged frauds perpetualed‘ against the government. Mr. Dennison aided. Henry I). Still» or In the sugar cammwhon the trials were In proxrooa in New York. He anon to New Orleans as a representa- tive of the Department of Justice and cone of Germany. and Indirectly to the kind at Italy. An long no this young and audacious Spanish cardinal domin- ates leeonlne City. Italian Liberate moat be on their guard.“ LORD KITCHENER iN BAN FRAN- CIOCO.‘ SAN l-‘RANC lSI‘U. April twwrd Kitchener. commander of the British forces in the [monument of the ldedi terranean, which also includes the For itinnt. arrived last night on the steam or Maliposa tmm Tahiti. He has been making a tour oi inspection In Autral “lit. and In on his way to England. in a com ion to the British lonsumenonl. lard Kitchener oa- preeaed the date. to be received here as a private citt‘ann and that no public reception be accorded him. VICTORIA. B. 0.. April 7.——l.ord Kit chener'a report on his Inspection at the Australia military forces plates that the forces are inadequate In numbers. training, organization and qunitiona ot war to defend Australia team the doll- gern due to prevailing condition do well as to Aualrslla‘n iuolatnd position. The report wan It comprehensive one. covering 22 printed pages. lie statue that an army _ot III). 000 is required Ho advocate: the I-ntallllahment of a mill iary college similar In Ideals and pran- tioe to Went. Point. Australian newspapers received here comment at great length on lord Kile ohener'n recommendations. many oi them taking Issue with him as to the need or a larger military torcc WOULD IND GOAL AND ITIEL OTIIKII. WAilllthl'l‘ON. April 7.-~’I'oniaiivo agreements looking toward the audio: at the coal and aieel etrlltca in Penn- ayltania which have thrown thousands out or employment were discussed at conferences bore yenterday participa- ted In by Henry 0. Brick. Bonator Boise Penman. oi Ponnuylvanla. John Mitchell former president of the Uni. 'ted Mine Workere. and other labor leaders. 'I‘hoIreault ot the couturencoa, which are to be renewed it won reported III Piiiaburg. practically will assure the settlement or the coal strike and the eteol workers and ohlclalo ot the tint. toll States Steel Corporation were drawn oloaer together with hroouOcto '1." ending of amenities hr tho near to- ‘ life. ”gum... FORCID LIQUOR DOWN IOV'I THTIIOA CHICAGO April ‘l'..-~Pranolt Btaohu- ra. aiaayearwold. died rental-day from drinking whiskey. Phyoieia’lll rate It would have been Impoosililo lor the boy to have willingly drunk the amount 0f whiskey he had taken. and stile police havo‘bogan an Investigation or a otory that two men tore“ the li- 'duoi‘ down the herb throat. *vam I adore Manolo. .‘2 dam“ on.» Amii'ti-v—howl’ow "the .doel on but night out etc, W’Annl ailing“ “MM “’ good an or Attorneyvt‘ieneral Wicket-sham. ~.—.«....... nun-- DYNAMIT! CAU:6‘. GREAT DAM- TOKIO. April [MA lighter loaded with dynamite in the harbor of Kobe cauahi lire today analog an exploalon that killed three portions. wracked many houoea on the water trout and entitled a monetary damdgo of 8358. coo. GAPONI KNOCK! OUT LIPAOI. WINNIPMI. lion. .. April. 7~~Tony trainiui or Chicago. iound George Lo- I‘age. champion of Mahltoba and Woo tern Canada our last night, knocking Mill out in the seventh round in what was to have been a ton-round bout. Two thousand persons are the match. ......-... .—~I~ A FRIEND. i didn't know it then. For I couldn't underetnnd. lint were he to come again I should like to clamp his hand And were he to [Ind me here I should like to lethltn know That the years have made it clear llow I wronged him long are With the hot blood of my youth. And Its rosy, golden glow. i can week It now In truth. I looked on him as a too; For he checked me when he could And be toiled my dearest plan, And I never underatood For i grew to hate the men. Other flattered when they come, Others loudly npolte my praiee; But he saw, my plan was lame. And he tried by many ways To convince the l was wrong—. I wao blind and couldn't Ion. Still hollering all along 'l‘hat he really hated me. lint the roar: have parsed alone then And today i undoratandi‘ 0b. were he to come again ’ i should like to clip his hand. All the i'lattororl have gone, And nowl am am the end or them all he was the Who was honestly my . rhetl'oit Fm Freon. One evening as thread I' ot a III. was their tie like. of Phlill m ‘tli protein: with if ”he dry in that Putnam chartered the“ I other manic wile wli “Mil Mud-ism till mm . now in Ndiv Floris in All lilo with Panto-d. ‘l‘h on bad a ”wear-old don Panuro later placed the g of Ill repute homo months later the mot needed In mono be: doubler I the house. The alt-l is new 11 micro - of are. The mother otter petting her . hook deserted the men when: aha at to s was a white slayer. pod canto tof III a city with her daunbior and a man named Antonio Bundling, and ' they have been living at Bil llami avenue. - I It is alleged that G"'l°l;lm“ Failure? tollowcd the woman and Ila-ugh tor everywhere and extol-tad him I from them on threat that he wool I eitpooe t.llem He followed them to . this city and demanded "(law He II- tnitn that he made the demand. I only for $20. and this he can they agreed to pay to him» '1‘de women. I however hounded by the constant de- mands decided to broke a dined. and. on receipt at the letter consulted with Deputy sheriit Richards. fiberltl Richards presented the matter to captain Arnoldoltd ‘ the I captain detailed Detective Hell All“ Special Policeman meiotic on the case and they ouccoeded In moklng the capture Tuesday afternoon [In tier the statute governing blackmail he may be imprisoned not more than Ill years. or once not more then 85.- 000 or both. it found guilty. "Have you any omen for going to the had. an you have?" "Yen i found myaell’ between the devil and the deep coawand I can‘t awlm. «Cleveland [.eador New City Ordinance ‘I‘lIe tollowlnxw ordinance was sub milled. passed and adopted by the Iloard oi t‘ouncllnton oi the City or South Not-walk. III a meeting held In the city chamlmra on ’liavliand street. on Monday. April 4. lulu: An Ordinance relative to the keep Ing. selling. exposing for auto and use oi tireworkn. lire mm cartriducd torpodoea and gun powder lie is enacted by_ I‘onncli oi the ‘Ity oi eoutlt Norwal ; i. No person shall lint-editor keep, coil, or exptm tor ante lire crackere torpedoes. gunpowder or other eaplo olvoa without ilrat obtaining a ll- cense trout the CHI Merit. which ll- conae shall be good hit one yeah. and tor which a too at live doilara (mm shall be paid. 2. No cannons. gone platolo. oreth: or Iireartno Ithall In- tired or diucharr od nithin the limits or the city 3. No dynamltt crackers. and no powder craekorn larger than No. 8. and no ammunition caps or canoe. larger than No 3, and no blank cartridges ahail be kept. aoltl eiposod for ale. or need within the limits of the city 4 No fireworks tomedoeil. came! iiro crackera shall be sold or expohd for note. except for . the Fourth of July It im lghl (it I the Fourth of J 13‘ In each y r. when y ahall tail on Bentley. the Fourth pt .1 then until midnight. or the following day. ii. Any person who hell violate any oi the provision» of Is ‘ordlnhnoe shall lorfelt and pay a penalty of not less than live dollam (051m and not more than titty dollara (Soul. Adopted by the Venue" of the City or South Not-walk. thla ith day ot April. A. It. llllll. . Approved. iitJIII-zit'l' M. WOLFE. Attcnt: M’ayor JOHN J. cum-:0. City Clerk. atllt ”.“W do m... Are Sure of More for Your Money it You Buy Here It you are a steady ouotomr your loving to wearable: it an ooeooloqol patron you gain on ovary “mulch." We are retelling wholesalers oi emu. Tu. Ielooo. Moor and kindred .I We. and are enabled. by pro; paring our own wane. to goon ontoo their imbue-o one entity. 'COFFBB IPICIALIIT DPIIATII ON IRAN. or. Creme. Dr. done i". humane. . Now tot-it apocialiot. who to rated on _ one at the Ilnooi ourgooao at the noun- I ry. wont to more ‘ noon. parturition a altiiltul oporat We track in Now Y .Our 25c M oi m I the a ration» Com-Iowa Mela ” being made each, week. I r ‘ to you. We any to "those who " have not yet attended * Be Sure to Come Here To those who have already taken advantage of our ‘. previous _ offerings. “COME AGAIN I” Kimonos Latllen Short Klnlol'ttlil. made [of Pine lawn In plain color-II. ilgnrea. polka-dots. etc., all sizes; regu- larly cold at 75c. FRIDAY SPECIAL. 49c Huck Towels 50 doson large also Huck Toweie, with fancy rod bordere: our regular price in 19¢ each. FRIDAY SPECIAL, llc Gldves. Littllfli‘ z-clup Little Gloves. all colonl; 50c Qual- FRIDAY SPECIAL. 39c PAIR lty. Bed Sheets Linen Finish lied Sheets; with 3-inch hem, tor lull size beds; value but: FRIDAY SPECIAL. 36c EACH Waiéis tlne lot of Women’s wane Lawn Waioia. trimmed regularly 81.00 and 81.50 with lace and embroidery: valued. ratnar srecut. 79c- Linen Sailings Natural color Linen for ladiea‘ and children's suits, just the thing for the coming warm days; value 1ch yard. FRIDAY SPECIAL. 19c Writing Paper Linen Writing Paper. cloth Iiniah. it shoots and envelopes: the value. FRIDAY SPECIAL. lilo Gowns Wolueu'a Muslin Night (towns, V neck. quarter length sleeves, yoke of line tuckl: regular lDI‘lCt‘ 69¢. FRIDAY SPECIAL. 49c Toilet Articles nu. LYON‘S or sAnI'ror. TOOTH rownnn, 25c nine. at .............. . ................... 17o l‘lYRE CASTILE SOAP, 10c size. at .............. 7c “llAllt‘DCK'S” CORYLOPSIS TALCUM POW- DER, regular the. at ....... I .................. i2r. three- Dress Ginghams 3000 yards Drona Ginghams. an aaaortinent ot de- signs. moaily plaids: regular “the quality. FRIDAY SPECIAL. 8 1-2 i lty. l..adlcs‘ colored. Lilli,” and I‘O'I‘TON HOSE; regular 50¢ qua} Friday Special ......................... 39c ladiee' l.lSi.E THREAD HOSE in black. navy, light blue and Exceptional Values in Hosiery tail and black EMBROIDERED and wine ilooe; 25c qual- lty. Friday 8 a.......;l .......... . ...... 19c OUTSIZB HOSE l'or stout women 39c quality. Friday Special ...................... . ....... 29c Drapery Dept. The Opportunity oi the moon. vantage BOIllllNl-IT RUPll'lAdl'l CURTAINS. full 2% yards Friday Special ..... . 19o u AXMlNSTmI BUGS. (lrlontnl patterns; regularly sold Al $3.50 Friday Swill ............... 31.95 COLORED SCRIMS last the thing tor auminer curtains: regular price the y.d Friday Special Ilc loan; worth 81.35 pitir. EXTRA I! letter ‘l’ako Ado Smart Neckwear JAIIOTS in the new side effects. with double row: of Venice and Valonclennea trimming. some with Insertion; always 26c. Friday Special.... DAINTY DUTCH COLLARS. of line lawn, trim- med with Venice lace: extra 7 tilui pattornn. 'l‘ilvltlST RllttiIlNG. a most popular seller at 25c per box. Friday Special .. we be quality, bean- l-‘rlday Special ............... 39o dyda.15c EXTRA ! We are all ready Willi Summer Utilities. including all good kinds of OI. IUMII'I‘T. «pillow. York. Went to .flm am. i. '"r on prominent rt 'l‘nooday altar. ' I5 3800 and hurt-i .I‘ courts: [I Title to cellos Wool: at our otero and we should have a bin denim with such moral dump allot-o. 0dr com on trash reacted and goanntooe to give W ootiotootlon. Cooking Oil Stoves, Window and Door SCreens, Etc. BE SURE TO. VISIT OUR BASEMENT a wlhi on the sold: (in mm i.‘ 'l‘owoyhoyondwllotthow Brings ol'oawhoni'fiwe' W‘ limitation-utter ing tier one it in r caller war on- trounced to say liar beat in a Whoa child it ohe had doaooo the was! onset slam Iw tremor. ' m’ re and ludto m‘lfiamm are m iIM' 0W 3 am... is Baum to mg'k iteohorno atria-octo- at. teddthoohlid alto interned oho asked the, (profit that you out II other onion. r‘" Mlimmflodllg, hm d I 3001‘"; mom «a w or plat-.m3 ow rem 'MII‘BI'B'“ assisted: ”JAVA l. HAIACAIE we; mom IIe‘ lilo. I reiteration ourr:d............ can to. no. r Imrnriow oorcai.............oeo Is. (ideoriadea‘vitoona ....... ... acute. dorraa............ cute. I sostoaioalhlttilte m... iii Wilma I tie down M lwcmlhtmmfl' me! will ‘wlih ital tool-elm you on alvrayo euro»
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