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DUEL TO DEATH NEAR ROME.
,Cm‘vallotti, Italian Poet and Statesman,_
. ' the Victim. '
Rome, March 7.—Sign0r Folice Cario
Emanuele Cavallotti. poet, dramatist,
publicist and the .well—known Radical
member of the Chamber of Deputies
for Corte-Olona, was killed yesterday
afternoon in a duel with swords with
Signor Macola, member of the Chamber
of Deputies and editor of the Gazzette
di Venezia. ‘
The encounter was the outcome of an
article in the columns of the Milan Se-
colo and the Gazzetti di Venezia. It
took' place at an unfrequented spot out-
side the .Porta Maggiore.
Senor Macola’s seconds were the Dep—
uties Signor Guido Fusinato, a profes—
sor, at the University of Turin and
member for Foltre, and Signor Carlo
‘Donati, advocate and member for Lon-
igo. Signor Cavallotti’s seconds were
Signor Bizzoni, the publicist. and Sig-
nor Tassi, member of the Chamber of
Deputies.
The news on reaching the city caused
a great sensation. NumerousDeputies
and friends hurried to the spot,‘ and
there is universal regret over the tragic
end of Cavallotti. ,
Shortly before the meeting Signor
Cavallotti seemed in excellent spirits
and even joked with his seconds. When
the word was given he attacked his op-
ponent vigorously.
The first two engagements .were with—
out result, but in the third Signor Cav-
allotti received a thrust in the throat
that severed his jugular. At first it
was thought he was only slightly in-
jured, but the gravity of the w'ound
was soon perceived on his putting his
hand to_his mouth. He withdrew it
covered with blood, and could not utter
a word.
The doctors and his'seconds carried
him to Zellino and laid him on a bed
in the home of the Countess Celleres.
Tracheotomy was performed and arti-
ficial breathing attempted, but all ef—
forts were useless. Signor Cavallotti
expired in ten minutes without speak-
ing again. Signor Macola did not re-
ceive a scratch.
Signor Folice Cario Emanuele Caval-
lotti, who was a member of a family
originally Venetian, was born at Milan
on November 6, 1842. When eighteen
years old, already noted for his poetry
breathing hatred of Austria.
He made his debut as a dramatic
writer and a soldier, into the struggle
for Italian independence, taking part
in various expeditions and publishing
in the newspapers of the. day articles
and verses whose revolutionary audac-
ity attracted wide attention.
HUGH J. JEWETT DEAD.
The Famous Railroad Financier Passes
Away at Augusta, Ga. .
New York, March 7.—-—Hugh J. Jew-
ett, one of the best .known railroad men
in the country, died at the Hotel Bon
Air Augusta, Ga., yesterday. For the
last six years he has been in poor
health.
Born at Deer Creek, Md, in 1818.
Hugh J. Jewett studied law and was
admitted to the bar. He settled in St.
Clairsville—two or three hours’ ride
from Wheeling. He was married there
and made a falure of his venture in
politics. When his Wife died he moved
to Zanesville, 0. His manners were
pleasant, his character amiable, his ad-
dress gentle and he became a good
deal of a social favorite. He married
a second time. '
From a financial point of View, 9. vol-
ume would hardly do justice to Mr.
Jewett’s career. His appointment to
the receivership of the Erie Railroad
after it had been run in the mire and
bankrupted through the machinations
of schemers and his management of
that property as receiver and president.
whereby he put it again on its feet and
restored it to the favorable notice of
railway investors, constitute his most
distinguished achievement. Every one
interested in such- matters recalls the
scandalous use for which the property
was employed through a. series of
years.
To Press Annexation Treaty.
Washington, March 7.—Plans for the
annexation of Hawaii were discussed
at a two hours’ sitting of the Senate
Foreign Relations Committee on Sat-
urday. The members refused to give
any public information, as all present
had pledged themselves to secrecy. It
was learned through other Senators
that the committee had under consid—
eration the advisability of taking up
the question of annexation by legisla-
tion, but had decided not to abandon
the treaty immediately, but to press
its consideration at the/first opportu-
nity. They will seek to have the Sen—
ate go into executive session again for
consideration of— the treaty as soon as
the appropriations bills are passed.
Inventor of Projectiles Dead.
Reading, Pa., March 7.—James H.
Carpenter, inventor of the Carpenter
projectile, died here last night of pneu-
monia. He was fifty-one years old. He
was born in NerYork, entered the
Naval Academy and served with dis-
tinction in the navy during the Civil
War. In 1888 he established the Car-
penter Steel Works here and became
general manager. This enterprise met
with great success. The company has
filled large Government contracts for
projectiles; Mr. Carpenter retired as
manager a year ago, and since then had
made experiments in steel improvement
in New York.
Dangerous Counterfeiter Captured.
Washington, March 7.——The Treasury
Secret Service agents have captured
V. J. Travin at San Luis Potosi, Mex-
ico, the chief of a dangerous gang of
counterfeiters. He is a fugitive from
justice, and is now on his way to Chi-
cago. Last July Travin was arrrested
with two other counterfeiters in Chi—
cago. Each man was released on bonds
of $4,000, and Travin disappeared.
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Freight Cars for the Erie.
Cleveland, 0., March 7.—-The Erie
Railroad has placed an order with the
Michigan Peninsula. Car Company for
1,000 box cars and 1,000 twin Hopper gon— ~
dolas .for coal and ore trade. The Erie
has been rushed with business all
through the winter season and at pres—
ent is coming very close to the high
water mark for freight traffic.
{[‘lm Flotilla Spain Will Send to Cuba.
Madrid, March 7.——"l‘he work of pre—,
paring the flotilla, consisting of three
torpedo boat destroyers. three torpedo
boats and onetransport, which» is to be
dispatched to Havana, is being pushed
with all possible speed. ‘
'whole head was stuffed up; the pas-
yery annoying.
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Long Considered
Incurable
Can Be Cured and Has Been Cured
Right Here in Norwalk.
Mrs. William W. Bloom, who liveSJ
at 7 Water street, Norwalk, says: “I
have been troubled with catarrh in my
head and throat for some time. My
sages of my head and throat would at
times becomeso filled with mucous that. ‘
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!in any part of the Country.
I could nottalk, and altogether it was.
_ _ I also suffered a great?
deal of the time with headaches. Igot
a bottle of California Catarrh Cure at
Pleisted ’s drug store in South Norwalk,
and I think it is the greatest stuff in
the world. It has cured me of all the
disagreeable suifering' I have had for so
longgmy throat. troubles me no more,and
I haven’t had a headache for weeks. I
have recommended it to several friends
who have used it with satisfactory re-
sults, and we all unit-e in saying it is a
wonderful medicine. ”
California Catari‘h Cure is especially
prepared for treatment of the mucous
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the catarrhal stage. When catarrh is
once firmly fixed in the nasal passages
and throat. it begins .to attack the ,.
mucous membrane of the passage lead-
ing either to the lungs or to the stom-
ach. ' The result of the former course
is ultimately consumption, of the latter
what 18 commonly called Some form of
indigestion or dispepsia. It is catarrh
of the stomach, intestines, kidneys and
var1ous internal passages. California
Catarrh Cure will prevent and cure all
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iected, and even will check incipient
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BIBLES FOR MINERS. '
Novel Plan for Spreading the Gospal in
Alaska.
The Yukoners who outfit in Seattle
will not go into the cold, frozen north
without a small copy: ff the New Tes-
Lament tucked securel ' in their packs,
if the plan of the members of the
Westminster Presbyterian Church suc-
ceeds. ‘
Rev. Gilchrist, pastor of the West--
minster Presbyterian Church, said:
“The Westminster Presbyterian
Church has subscribed money to pur-
chase hundredsof Testaments for the
use of the Yukon miners in the gold
fields of the north. A number of
young ladies of my congregation will
prepare the books for packing. They
will write a little personal note and
sign their name to it. on the fly leaf
of the book. It will then be securer
wrapped up and turned over to the
ohtfltter. A number of the promin-
ent houses of this city have been ap-
proached on the subject ”of. putting
the Testaments into the packs they fit
up, and all so far have agreed to do
so. We will endeavor to get one of the
Testaments into the pack of every man
going north from here, and expect
to do a. great deal of good by it.”
The Testaments are of the smaller
size, well bound and printed on good
paper. The type, while small, is very
clear, and the book weighs practically
nothing. This point was one that was
considered in purchasing—Seattle
Times. ‘
FOUGHT SNAKES FOR LIFE.
The Result of a Practical Joke Played by
I Pupils on a Teacher.
Some mischievous pupils in a school
in Palme Sola, Fla, played a practi-
cal joke on their teacher the other
day, which came near causing her
death. The teacher, Miss Jenkins, is
much afraid of snakes. Some of the
boys in the school captured several
large blacksnakes and after killing bne
placed it in the teacher’s desk. '
When Miss Jenkins opened the lid
she saw the snake and fell to the floor
screaming. A moment later she saw
two large snakes glide in through the
door. They were evidently mates of
the dead one.
They sprang toward the teacher, one
of them wrapping itself around her
arm and the other about her waist.
The teacher fought it desperately, but
was barely able to keep them from
crushing her. -
The unequal contest went on for sev-
eral minutes when Miss Jenkins’s
screams attracted the attention of. a
girl pupil, who killed the snakes with
a knife._——New York World.
Current Toplcs.
"Miss Dorothy, what is your opinion
of our Cuban relations?" g
“Cuban relations? There isn‘t a Cu~
'ban (meant; that is any kin to me."--
Chicago Record.
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