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ill council
Councilmen Condemir Delay in. Pav-
in: Operations in South Main}
and lload Work in Many Sedionsi
of the City 3
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illillillN Sillili ;
Will it violin;
No Change to ho blade in locationi
of Poles in 'Seavievl Eveline. !
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‘i‘iie liveliest met-ling of the COUnl'll
held this year was held last evening ill
the Outline“ Chambers in the (‘ity Hall.
u. was a special meeting and called
tor the purpose of considering the
Washington, Fort streets and Sew
view avenue pols layout. but other
important matters came up before the
meeting which were unexpected and
unplanned for.
The discussion regarding the pole
layout was lengthy. Corporation
“(tunnel Edward M. Lockwood deliv-
ered his opinion ill the matter and he
stated that the Council could do noth-f
trig to remedy the layout as the public
dlflfllv‘t-v were contrary in such an act.
Judge. John Keogh, appearing for the
listliiiiners on the East Side, expressed
himself as being unsatisfied with the
opinion. but withstanding all the ar.
ailments made by. Mr. Keogh. Attor-
ney Lockwood maincd firm in his
decision. and the Council abidcd by it.
They donla d themselfias unable t:
take any at pit to remedy the mat-
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lilllilll ll Alllillillli
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t amounting to $11.87.
”bile at llussian Port
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BERLIN, Nov.
' i thymus—Reports received from swo-
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sources state that at least 20
steamers caught fire in the recent
series of explosions near Archanltei
and were forced to
hot until it was icebound, says the
overseas news agency. According
to those reports it is estimated that
ammunition valued at 030,000,000
roubles. 20.000 bales of cotton be-
longing to the Moscow association of.
Cotton Mills and 15,000,000 roubles
worth of rubber were burned. A new
automobile train for Petrograd and
Moscow is reported to have been
partly destroyed.
From the some sources it is stated
that Admiral Grigorovitch. the Rus-
sian minister ofmarlne, was immed-
iately summoned to headquarters by
the emperor.
General Cholivaiei’f, the Russian
minister .of war. is quoted as charac-
tcl'izints the explosion as “one of Rus-x
dials worst defeats."
The British ambassador at Petro-
grad. according tb Stockholm reports,
seized the opportunity to claim in the
name of his government the right to
iiupel'ililelld the harbor.
London Minimizes Lou.
LONDON, ,Nov. 22.4-A Renter dis-
patch from Petrograd says it is au-
thoritivvely ainounced that only two
vessels were destroyed in the recent
'- explosion in the harbor of Bakaritza,
near Archangel. These were the Brit-
, lab steamer Baron and the British
coal steamer Earl of Forlar, moo ed
beside the Baron Driesen. Russian
authorlflcs make a categorical denial
of. the German report that seven mu-
nfllon laden ships were destroyed and
the ' ian' admiralty declares that
the God-luau report attributing the
first explosion on board the Baron
museum. a . submarine is absurd,
adding? that? flermm‘upbmarines can-
not possiblgfpouotrate to the harbor.
Tins ,Ovoga‘sasnswa agency in a
. .. . “November 17
W‘ Wot newspaper as
rm waiuuiuultlon steam-
nil.
ill Antitrust-harbor, _ a ,
i Hughes of New London. which crashed
,into the Reinhardt
lThen came il Packard limousine. driv-i
ion by Ferris. which, in its turn. smash-l
led the Hughes machine.
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stay in the har-'
,it.
to see what damage had been caused. with the building or a new bridge
. No‘izmx
EVENING SENTINEL
mu. nus RI” no. ALL PAHOO'M m IV I "6M4. II" moon oh- .PIMM
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN" WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, WW
EXPRESSED
iNDIGNllllN . i0 Anti Will
AlliiSlllillsi. illiillllJP
Prompt Compliance With Plan for
Patrol of Binder is Demanded
lllliitl on lillii
APPiliS lii0M lilil mg m m
(if $25 All) lilSiSf
-—-—- Memorandum Insists Tliai Troops
lluglles Pm $11.81 as Result “f: Isfiivan Right to Cross line in
Smashup of Three Autos "'5'“ fl ,, _,
ATLANTIC t‘l'l‘l'. Nov ,ri.iIln’
Cabrera, chairman. andthe twu other
members of the Mexican delegation
learned how the l'nited States can
translate the word wallop into dlplo~
tiialic language. The memorandum
read to them at the joint sessio left
very little for the Mexicans to 0 ex-
cept to intimate that they must agree.
and agree quickly, to the plan set fit:
them. or the Washington Adinlnlstru
iitlll would carry out its program any
way. i an.
The chief points of the memoran-
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Alexander Ferris, of Bernardsvills, I
l. l., Pronisas to llslnelullerI
tile lililo Totvn la the Future
M. , ~19
"I will remember [hirieil.'\-nid Ali-x» ‘-
Illdt‘f‘ Ferris of liernnrdsvllle. N. .l..
indignantly. Monday afternoon, Ta he
handed over $150 in cash as a bail‘
bond pending an appeal taken by his
attorneys, Jesse 'i‘. Dunbar of Nor.
walk and (‘aivin Miller of New (‘u-
naan. frulll a line of 325 and costs lizl»
posed by Justice (:rorge \\'. Shi-rer
in the llarlen court, on a charge of
reckless driving. The trial was the
outcome of a bad mesa of smashed
automobiles about 7:30 o‘clock on Fri
‘13" evening, on ”19 P0“ “0““: ““3" duni, which was without doubt substan-
‘EW Chick Inn Tea Room. 'tially a note from President Wilson to
A furniture van belonging to and;
drTn'Ti' by George Reinhardt of Dan-
bury became stalled first at the spot.‘
and slowed across the road, leaving
.but a few feet of the Wurrcnitc clean?
ii‘ontluued on Twelfth Page).
till iiiliilillil tilt
Mil Bl illiPlllli lliliil
Who'll-la Itlfortl May Be
Just what befall Reinlillrdl'a car to
stop it, has not been brought out, for
although be, together with the drl‘vers
of the other automobiles, was placed
under arrest, his case was continued to ‘
a later date. Behind him came an-'
other motor truck, driven by John.
bus amidshlps. ‘
All three ail-g
tomoblics were headed toward Now i
York. With the. possibility of the Elm
lushes. who was tried. also ChMS'iCouniry Club. formerly the George
with reckless driving. all" lheiJcnuinga estate in Southport, soon be-
l
ell
Ferris case “a! disposed Of. probably coming a large negro orphan asyltlin,’
pmfitlns by the latter's experience with one large dormitory and several
with local Justice. pleaded sullty. and colony buildings distributed over the
the iuatice'immsed a line of but 85 so beautiful acres of land in tho cx~
and costs in his case, the latter elusive Bouthpofl regidmtul section
iuow occupied by numbers ol‘weaitby
The Ferris trial was set for 1:30 New Yorkcrs’ homes. the neighbor.
iO'CIOCk. but 8 CODUWJM? until 3 W35 , hood is d'rouscd against the action of
granted, as the defendant had been un~ . the owner.
able. to reach Darien until the lathl‘l Front inbuiry made today it appears
hour. lie is chauffeur for Mr. La that George S. Jennings, the present
Roche. 0f the legal firm of Chbate, La owner was unaware of the project for
lloche &.1iiitchell, one of the lcadinglwhici. the options recently signed by
firms in the profession in the lilt’lmii' him were. given. Negotontions were
0113- He 1131911838“ Attorney Calvin carried on. he. say-n. by reputable
Miller of New Canaan, and his em« realty men of the \lclnlty and he had
player had also retained the scrviccs'no knowlodge that a colored mama.
ol’ Attorney Jesse T- DUNN" 0' N0“ tion was to be reared in the midst 0
walk. , lthe summer colony. ’
Story Told by John Hughes. . Though Rev. George Tillman, owner
The first witness summoned by or the Rescue Home for Old Ladies.
Grand Juror William H. Willmott was ”canny psipbiisned opposite River-
'John Hughes of 'ew London. driver cliff park at the eastern approuqi to
of the second car volved in the mc- Washington bridge in Milford could
lee. whose truck was badly damaged not be reached on the telephone today
when the Ferris limousine ran into it. for confirmation of the statement,
'He testified that he was proceeding realty operators in this city declaro
along the Post Road on Friday even- that the new options arc held for his
ing, having all his lamps ‘_lightcd, purchase. There are two options one
when. just over the NOW 0f the bill. expiring in three mfinths, and a sec-
lic saw a big loaded truck standing and option expiring at a later data
across the road, bill 100 18!? to prevent upon the payment of a stipulated sum
his own machine from colliding wllh mentioned in the first as a forfeit.
He jumped GOV"! from his seat; Real estate dealers declare that
when, in about a. second. according to across the Housatonic to replace the
his testimony, the Packard driven by present‘ .light, structure, the Rescue
Ferris ran into his truck. breaking the home prOperty in Milford would havo
left front wheel and springing the to be condemned. It is safeguard
frame of his machine. When he ran against this procedure that the pres-
lnto the first truck. he said. he only out long term options are said to have
broke his radiator and fender. Alllbeen solicited.
concerned in the accident, then_rau; Rev. Mr. Tillman came from Bos-
back to warn other cars comlns ton to this section of Connecticut sev-
slong. and all the rest passed by in oral years ago. He loomed a home
safely. The road had been -_ badly for thawed at Milford and has since
blocked by the first car, and the con- carried on an elsbomte‘ system of col-
dition was made worse when he ran lectlous in New Haven, Bridgeport.
into the former, and still wol‘se,.when Milford and Strattord. high-y by
the Packard ran‘ into him. The autos charitable institutions ' has tailed to
,which passed later, he said. had’nll divulge much information about the
been warned of the nearby danger. various purposes for which the in-
He declared that he could not. tell how stitutlon is conducted. it As said cer-
fast Ferris had been driving. ' ltsln religious rites are held by. the
What Ollcer Greens Saw. - inmates and hant'ama in the rim-
Traffic Officer Warren Gretta tsatl- have attracted wide publicity. That
tied that when he reached the scene the collections in Bridgeportand New
of the accident. the limousine had been Haven have‘bee'n somewhat curtailed
pulled outof the wrecmand can stand- by the police of thestwo cities is“
lug further down the road. but the two suriod: Willis Charity Organisation
his tracks were still wedged together. sochi‘y‘;of_8rldgeport. gulch through
He had asked Ferris how accuse to naturism metal litmus-inn to
3in an wilbeii'iiif ‘efharbor 'hlt tho wreck. when hill-mp: were tho, bouts
gin-iii: t‘ nuns; . laconic}: . - —— ' ' mu‘ch' mitigation about the actuar
we on W from ‘ loch born a conduct 0 D We
thfltflzglm..m ‘ in one tor- ‘mnu'tufun “m i" ’ bofiarngé
:— podo'lnig‘ antenna:- st submarlne
I—Adverflas in The Smtll‘i ,- the ironic.
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MEXICANS ‘ ”till
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Far-is i
llllllilillllil Sillifill i
Mill “Hill ill intuition
Chairsaa Of in Board in the Third
District Goth; Tired of Criti-
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William ll. Shiites. commissioner
n the Third District. is expected to
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relign from that office at the next'
meeting of the commissioners, which.
will be held next Monday evening. Mr.
t‘t.il‘t‘cn has not definitely decided ”It“
question of whether to hand in his
resignation or continue as commission i
er, but his present tendencies are lot
ward the banding in of his resigns-i
ilOfl. Mr. Sniffer! said that he was not *
satisfied with the way things have‘
been run fluring the past year, and,
also stated that during the. past month!
things had gone from bad to worse. T
.m. Ollilil'u hill! bcl‘Vt‘d a lliliiloer of
terms as commissioner and has always!
tried to do his best for the district.
lie often came before district meet-y
lugs and fought for appropriations‘
with which to carry out improvements,
in the district. During the past two;
years he strove with might and main
to make the electric plant a success.
and he has now gotten it on its (eel.
and in the bell pesslble running or-‘
der. ltl spite of the time and efforts
given by. Mr. Sulfi'eu to his duties as?
minimum". he has come in for
more than his share of criticism. Al-
though almost goadod lilo resigning!
Mr. Sniffen did not do so because he.
felt fin he could be of service to the
community. As the. plant is now in,
fine running order. Mr. snilfen has less;
hesitancy in resigning. although bci
has not definitely decided to do so as'
yet. i
The question of,who should take,
.\lr. Sniffen's place'if he should resign;
iaa serious one. Mr. Sniffen has had.
much cxperient‘c in holding the office;
and it would bu hard to find a permn‘
who is as competent as he.
no doubt, plenty of persons in East,
Nth-walk who could fill the potv.
but the qucstion now «becomes "would‘
they take the. position?"
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in Hill llillii .
lls loin ill,
Thus Mall lampin flick of Tina --
Traohs Blocked for loan
WESTCHESTER. *Nov. 22.—Tbree.
members of a' furniture moving crew
from New Jersey had a narrow cs-
cupc from death last night when u1
loaded fan in which they were riding.
was struck by Train No. 1028 out oft
New Haven, a mile east of the West-I
cheater railroad station on the Air
Line road, shortly before 8 o'clock!
Westciiesicr is about halfway bbtwcsnt
Mlddletown and Willimantic. The car;
was wrecked, and the engine was bad-l
ly damaged. The driver of the curl
and two helpers, who were. with himi
on the driver's seat. jumped Just as
the train struck the van. and escaped
with bruises. The van was loaded with.
furniture and was almost completely'
wrecked. Furniture was strewn along
the railroad track for more. than a|
quarter of a mile. i
The engine of the. train was so bad-
ly damaged that it had difficulty in;
getting into’ the East Amston sta-l
tion. 'An engine‘ was sent there from.
Colchester. and \the train taken to!
Wlliimantlc three hours later. The
accident occurred on what 'is known
as the Chamberlain. flats crossing.
about a mile east of the station at. this
town. The crossing has never been
considered dangerou: as there is a
clrar view of the track for 600 feet on
both sides. It is reached. however,
by an incline on each side.
tritium—lift“
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NANTUCKET, Mass. 150v. ‘22.—
The merchant submarine Deutschland
returning to Germany with a valuable
from New London, Court,
the submersible’s progress
shore. . , .
.Jf abs maintained her speed of
knots an. our,‘lt was lgumd
shouldihl. , . , , .
about: mum In file-darknes- only
this naming. My with; the. open
has been unable to collect. coal aheat’tlle 0911mm could I“ will. of course.)
out on the 4,000 'uiiloi‘goul-as by- which
_ , All far on call her committal-Jinnah Mahmoud .
, . both whim and negro wo— again to evade the biochdlng vessels
mommy's bacuyvelcomodand kept at of allied navlca aup‘pus‘cdly watching
_ for her coming.
ADARSON limitation 08iPii 1
Hill m Bl lot
[30N8lilllllliill
first lotion Brought in Kansas City
l— lly tile Alch‘sco, Topeka and
Sula Fe, and lodge llooll Gives
Opinion
lili’E l0 HASlEN
SUPREME CRURl Rllliliii
Merits of ill. Numerous Soils ioile
Decided in One laiils
KANSAS l l'i'T, Kin. 5.4. ~Vl ”0‘ Adam-
soil eight-hum Inn was mni uni-on
siiuiiioial hv‘lt' today by Judge w'iil-
iam C. Hook. in United States Dis—
trict Court.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 22
mcnl between the railroads and
“continent of Justice to ask the rip
rAn agrou-
.prelne (‘ourt to pass on the Constitu-
tionality of the Adainson act before
tJnnuary i. when it takes etfect, ap , Residents visited, fiesnnm"J
poured to be near at band today.
(‘ounscl for the Pennsylvania, New
York Central and Burlington f’ullilei are:
is
There is tsaid that they may Seek to have the:
conferring on the subject and it
suit. of the Atelils-un, Topeka and
Santa Fe, set for hearing at Kansas
City tomorrow. made a test case. In
that event. other salts already in-
sutured attacking the Adoption act
may be dropped. ‘ ‘
Final decision in the matter, how-
ever, probably will await word from
G. C. Todd and Marvlnc Underwood.
of the Department of Justice, who will
appear in the Santa Fe cash.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Nov. 21—qu
Adamson eight-hour law was at issue
today in United States District Court
here in the first of many cases at-
tacklng its constitutionality to reach
an issue. Whatever the decision ren-
dered by Judge William C. Book to-
day. appeal to the Supreme Court of
the United States will follow quickly
in an effort to obtain the ultimate dc.
cislon in the case before January 1,
when the law is to go into effect.
Action in the case was precipitated
yesterday when Frank Hagcrman,
special counsel for the gavernulent,
filed a notion before Judge Hook. ask.
lng immediately decision in the. in
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(Continued on Twelfth Page.)
mwa—w—m—
RIG DINNER PLANS .
9 v ARE NOW PEREiClEil
Five Hundred Diners to Pay Tribute
to Congressman Efl.» Ilill--liov-
arm Holcomb to be Among the‘
(lusts
A meeting of the Republican Town
given Hon. Fibonzer J.,Hill, at the
Town Assembly
been selected as toastmaster.
.nlts full string orchestra.
the. i
.Ethrough a window.
ii The police have been notified of tllc‘
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110i "Ilium.
IL! FOR [VIIY
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'rwo calm
'Ilf taught; probably rain Thurs.
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DEAD AETER 68 YEARS e
AS WE RUlER 0E AUSTRIA j
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‘llis Reign Was full of Trouble, and Ills Death Amid ,:
War lie Precipita'etl Was One of the Many llapsllarg
Tragediesdlls 8011, Carl Francis Joseph is Now
Emperor
fAlE ill iiiE RRMANIAN ARMIES Iii WESiERii
WAllACIilA ARE iEi HANGING Iii iHE BAlAiiCE
New Baffle llas opened on the Macedonian Front,
! Where the Bulgarians and Germans Are Malling a
E Siandilnalnsi Serbians and French
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A Hava-i dispatch received in
‘Paris from Madrid says th: Aus‘
I
ivaeral Other Places of Summer
by Amateurs
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Committee ‘waa held at the Norwallt
Club last evening to perfect arrange-
ments for the testimonial dinner to be
Hall, tomorrow eve
ning. There will be accommodations
ifor five hundred diners. and those who
,halle not yet secured tickets should do
at once in order not to miss this
unusual tréat. Arthur C. Wheeler has
. Music
will be furnished by the'\Sterling-Well-
, and Jules
Garrison will sing. Mayor Carl A.
“”591 was believed today to 133“ 19“ Harstrom will "extend a welcome to
American waters lri safety. Darkness. the visiting guests. The following Alive
which IN 115 3001‘ after she 3M“! already accepted invitations and will
”Item” make short addresses: Governor Mac
afternoonw prev'ented observation 0' cus ll. Holcomb, Lieutenant Governor
Mons Clifford B. Wila‘bll, Congressmen Free-
shor‘c and there was no word from man, Tilaon find Glynn, “.9an no“.
her since she passed Watch Hill. a. 1.. back, chairman :0: the Republican
at sunset last evening. _a barelyr (Ill-'State Central Committee,Jobn T.Kiug.
““1850pr We“ ‘90 miles ‘0 'Repubiloau National Committeeinan
' .. from Connecticut. and McDongal Haw-
wnikes, or New» York. The Senators-elect
she'd-om in. county. the met-bet! of tho
bland Naatuokot. Mismofleutral. Portland» and other
promineut’lupu‘u‘llcans from the State
will be present. Cowman am
reply in his most lbw!
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iWiiiOli RURREARIES
itnan embassy has announced of. .'
ARE “USING AMRM‘hcially the death pi tampered.
1, .Francis Joseph. 3 . .
‘, This is the first official an.
tnounceniciit of the emperor'l
1death to be received.
The death of Emperor Francis-i ,
oseph has caused notable emo-
‘tion in Vienna, says the Exchange
} Telegraph Company's Amsterdam.
For the past niontll, Wilton testicorrcspondcnt. The gene“! pub’.
“‘22:: “first; .‘E’i‘iiiiii‘blii‘éi‘ii‘iii : it. w... am at it... «you. ~
5” a " . .. , ’nature ofhi-i illness; according to.
liakcn place in that. to“ n. the work, . .
Iof tho thieves in most instances inn-1th“: adwcea, because of the non!
plies that they are not professionals ; commltal character of tho,-buW‘“
at the game. but points rather imfim issued. a... .
amateurish attempts at burglary. ' - ’
A short time ago. the home of Mills; The “Pew" theéillpxdl Midi!
Helen Mlddlebrooks was entered (int-1““.B feverish Yul" 3?. “mo?!”
in; the night, and silver ware andrbelng unable to eat his ev
clothinl were removed by the burglars. 3 meal and retired at 7 o’clock, .
The value of the stolen articles is be- i sisted to [1:8 burl-lamb” 1W
lieved to be considerable. ’ ' . ~~
The residence of Charles Ogden daughter. .Amhdud‘es‘ Vulcan . _’ ‘
was the next place to be visited by He found himself. unableto ale . ,1
the thieves, but they did not succeed and asked that his physicmm be
in getting away with anything of any summoned complaining of M.
great value at this place. - ' v . -
The two most' recent entries have m the thrut' At 9 0‘:th the em‘
been made at the summer residences peror appeared to be in 3. mor‘
of two New York parties, by the name restful state. A few moments lot;-
of Moran and Cobnr. The Moran real-ten according to the deufl. rel"
dencc is located in North Wilton, and "Ned the doctors “w him and
is one of the largest ri‘xdcntial places' ' ‘ ‘ ' . . ' . .
in the town. Entrance was gained at he made 5‘- 85“": painting t° h“ ‘
lhil place. through a window, but the throat. A seccnd afterward-he
robbery was not discovered until re- was dead. I
EF'L‘W- if“ Mogidfi‘y‘ "PM? ”‘9; T e members of the impel-id!
to ur res ence. w c s n'ext cor to - - ‘ ... .4.
.the Moran home was also enteredgfamll:l were lmmedmtfefiv. In“!!!
and two valuable clocks were rc-lmone ~ 3" were the 0 5‘35 -‘°_
moved. Entrance was gained hcrc’ state. who prepared an announce"-
Ithe same as at the Moran place.'ment nf the de't‘t. ‘
Emperor William was immcé
Ebold work of the robbers and are now d‘atcyl ‘nEomca 0f the Passfng- .,
iinvesiigating the case hoping to catch-,Of his 311V, the Fc‘flqe being »
than a. clue which will lead to lht‘iscnt over the telephone’ which
identity of the slick visitors. Mean-.links the headquarters of the Git": .;
while all Wilton residents are sitting . ~
tight and hoping that they will not.man army mw~8cmenym Pa ‘
be the next ones to be favored with 393- . . ‘ 3
.l midnight visit. Nothing has yet bccntdecided,
._..___.— ;it is said. with reward to themes? 1' '
‘ emoe'or’s accession. 1,
SOUIHERN ROMANCE . ‘Althonsh no nf‘inial confirms». .
, tion of the dea‘h of Emperor. '
8 "ASHE” BY fA‘IHER Francis Joseph had been deceived ’
a
The true course of love may _ run
smooth in most cases, but not in the
life of
Marchion. colored. This.%outhern ro-
tiitlclpated and they are doomed to
live unhappily apart.
About two weeks ago, they" were
hailed into court upon the complaint
of the girl's mother, who said her
daughter was infatuated with Mar-
chiou.
tended to hear the wedding bells ring
out. and Judge George H. 'Votlnirgh
decided to assist them if possible.
They were under age and so could not
take out a marriage license without
the consent of their parents, and so
Prosecuting Attorney, Cramer C.
ilegeman, undertook. to write to the
father of the boy dud ask for his con-
sent to the marriage. The letter was
Idispatched and with this morning's
mail came the reply.
Two hearts bearrapidly as the lot.
Lucy Darling and Arthur,
The, "young people firmly-in‘
in Paris early this morning, the
press gener‘lly accepted the arm”;
the newspapers are merciless. Th6
double clown disaOPears too
soon, notwithstanding his 86'
proaching' hour of simulation 76!
the crimes" for which he will when:
eternallv in history a crushing,
responsibility and stigma. But:
have haunted his lawn: 6"?“ if this“
man, so inmatmuslv indiqe'ent,
Was 'accusil'le to arm feeling
whatever—this man w‘to'witneail
Ml unmoved the worst‘_catasi:_r
tubes headed uo‘ bv Fan on lilo
familv and his country. The iron
1'
of Fate! .
ter was opened. and stood still as the
reply was read b9 lilacs Voaburgh.
“Nay." 'aaid Hamilton's father, “the
wedding cannot take place.” And then
style to the rcmsrkaofhia Manda. That the lodge obeying the commands of
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