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Abbott wants to Meet 1IoAuiiRe,

NEW YoRK, Feb. 11.-There is good
chance for an international lightweight
battle to decide the worlds championship.
stanton Abbott, who is regarded as the
most dangerous man in England at l33
mounds. has announced his intention Of
coming over here to take crack at
Jack McAuliffe.
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1linois s,ato rroasurOrs to be Prosecuted

sppIyer1ELD, Ill, Feb. 11.-Acting
Governor Gin again startled the polti-
clans of the State Capital last evening by
ordering the prosecution Of all the State
Treasurers and Auditors since the adop-
tiop OF the Constitution OF 1870 for irreg-
ularities in Office in pOcketing the interest
on the public funds and misappropriating
insurance fees and other perqulsites,
which should have been turned into the
gtara Treasury
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 11.-Mr. Tsui Kwo
Yin, the Chinese Minister TO this country
as we'll as to Peru, is to be relieved from
his duties, and the name of his successor
is announced in cablegram from the
Emperor OF China, received at the Chm
ese Legation Mr. 1sui's successor will
be Mr.. Yang Yu, at present Collector OF
Customs at the port Of Wu-Hu.
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n. ", y Z. . Mestern statement.

ALBANY, Feb II. The report Of the New
York, Lake Erie and Western Railroad
for the quarters ended Dec. 81, 1892,
shows: Gross earnings, QS9l) S., 1919, 73l,
Qs92l 81, $50, S72; operating expenses,
d891J SIS, 376, 448, Q899) 5000, 800; net
earnings, (lS9D $2,S2l, 295, 1S92) 81, S5l,
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NEW York, Feb. 11.-The Carbon Steel
company has signed contract with
William Cramp * Sons for furnishing all
OF the boiler plates for the three new In
man line steamships The platss will be
widest and heaviest ever before made
in Aupr ion
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BETHLEHEM Pa, Feb. 11.-Rev. Fran
els Woole, the most highly cultured Mo-
raViau Of his day, is dead, aged 70 years.
He was an author, preacher, educator,
inventor and scientist. He invented the
paper bag and the machine to make it.
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BIG STREET RAILROAD DEAL.
A syndicate Obtains Control OF lao Miles
of single Track in Jersey.


of single Track in Jersey.
JERSEY CTy, Feb. 1.-The largest
deal in street railroads ever made in the
United Stabes was completed yesterday
whereby ( syndicate of New York and
Philadelphia capitalists, represented by
j. D. Crimming, acquired control Of 14O
single-track miles Of New Jersey subur-
ban street railroads.
The several millions of dollars which
changed hands is not the important fea-
ture OF the deal, for it includes a plan to
connect Newark, Elizabeth, Bloomfield,
/ Montclair, and the Oranges with sys-
tenn of electric roads which will all run
to one or more ferry landings on tho North
river
The deal includes the transfer Of th'
4 lines Of the Jersey City & Bergen Rail
/ road company in Hudson county, whicl
nave been leased by the Pennsylvania
Railroad company, and the lines leaseC
by the New Jersey Traction company
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U. $. Assay Commission Iloport.

PHmADELrmA, Feb. 1.-The Assay
Commission bas concluded It's lAbors at
the Mint. Iheir report gives clean bill
of health to all the mints and states that
the number oi pieces found in the 'pyx-
boX' which has been reserved for Them
was %, 364 with valuation of Sal 500 50.
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KInr nnmbert Honors Yerdi.

Ronx, Feb liking Humbert has
made Verdi, the composer, Marquess OF
Busseto, in recognition Of the success
and merits Of his latest opera, ''talstau, p"
drst produced Thursday evening at Milan.
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1.sur pleaded Not entity.

GRnAT FAILS, N. H., Feb. 11.-W. A.
Levy was arraigned yesterday afternoon
before Justice Knapp, charged with the
murder of Hiram Pailpot on Wednesday.
He pleaded not guilty, and the court ad-
iOurned until to- day.
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minister phelps in Better Health.

BERLIN, Feb. 11.-William Walter
Phelps, United States Minister to Ger
many, will return to Berlin next week
for the benefit of his health. The eli
mate has greatly improved the condition
Of his throat.
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sun Another wann Victim.

AIROx, Ill, Feb. i1--David Richard
soa. one of the victims Of the Big -Four
disaster at Wann, two weeks ago, died
at 81. Joseph's hospital yesterday. This
makes the 30th death from the accideAt'
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BISMARCK, N. D., Feb. 11.-Three bal
lots were cast for United States Senator
without result. The Democrats and Pop
uists gave Roach 80 on one ballot and
Benton 40 on another, while the highest
Republican vote was 81 for Miller.
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4 GnNrs NANrRn on sALARY or eom.

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particulars, address The Monroe Mfg Co, La
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WARSAW, Ind, FEB. 11.--Judge James
r. Frazier, of the commission which ad-
iusted the Alabama claims, is reported TO
be dying. s1----.4
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Boys Lynobsd for Arson.

MAGNOLIA, Miss., Feb. ll.-tfank
Harrel and Cornelius Elder, negro boys,
who confessed to robbing and burning q
stors at Dickie, were hanged py = mop
Thursday night. ...s
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ctpFCIAI NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS,
y Onice OF the Miners, Mechanics and La
b0rers' Building and Loan Association, OF Shen
andoah Pa.-The Board Of Directors OF tnls
stockholders, 10 be held at the ot1ce OF the AS
sociation rooms and 2 Beddalls building, az
Shenandoah Pa on the 18th day OF april les3,
AL Z O'clock D m. for the purpose OF voting
for on against an increase OF the capital stock.
JOSEPH KNAPP, Sec'y.
Shenandoah, Pa, Feb. 10, 1898, 2'lO'lWbOd
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Anthracite coal used e1-
clusively, insuTing cleanli-
nnaa nnn nnm lnI.N
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IETANTED.-Tw bright men of good ad-
w dress, for a paying position Must furnish
good reference ana security. Apply in person
At HERALD ONCE.
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Y OST-An account book of no value what
| ever except TO owner. Finder will please
leave same at HERALD Ofiice and receive
reward.
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WANTS, SO.

TOR RENT.-Society and club rooms in the
post oAice building, Apply 10 NJ. NJ. Burke
Attorney, Room s, 12-l4-tf
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toner, with look at Stella that now
betrayed q keeneT interest, most
wives know all about tho family into
which they enter" And pursuing up
her lips sue significantly drew her skirt
away,
"Stella, said voice which sounded
like aud unlike Crawiord's, and turning
she saw him standing behind them, nh
angry look upon his face, He beckoued
her aud without word they lett the
room, She could see he was agtated.
On entering their own apartments no
said; II have forbidden you to enter
into conversation with stranger" add
ing as ii by an atterthought, zone never
knows who or what they are"
II Insrely answered her questions,
dear. She asked me"
II heard her" he replied, turning
quickly away. "Better have nothing to
say to such people" i.
''But she seems a gentlewoman," "
pleaded Stella,
And is an impertinent old bag.
However you won't see much more OF
her, for We leave tomorrow.
81 thought wo were to atay here an
other week, the place ia so lovely, larry,
why leave so soon"
lie wasunwillng to say his determiR-
alton had been arrived at from hearing
stella's Questioner, and from u fear that
further inquiries might be made. lie
therefore remarked III We don't leave
tomorrow we shan't have any time to
stay at Verona which Pm sure you'll
Ike; Tor | muat 70 TO Milan by the be-
ginning of next week,
"WhyW she inquired,
because / have ordered my letters
to be sent there, and Pm always anxi-
GUS to hear news from England"
Then let US leave Tor Verona to-
morrow" she said, willing us ever to
comply with his wishes, and all unsuS-
picious that her conversation with the
stranger had shortened her visit to
Venice.
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ON WHIHLS ON EIRE.
BY FITZGERALD MOLLOY,
Author Of "How Game He Dead2"
eAn Excellent Kuave,p "sweet is
Revenge" "A Modern Magician"
.That Villain Romeo" SO,
Copyright. 1893, by the Author,l

SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS CHAPTERS.
cuAPTERs AND II-Mr, Harry Crawford, rus.
tlcatlng In the littl0 village OF HOwHtree, wins
the heart Of u pretty Village maiden, Stella Sci
Wyn, who Is betrOthed 10 an absent lover, Ar
thur feTrars She begins TO wonder whether
she ever really cared for Arthur when, US she Is
Illuminating, Crawford himself appears on the
scene.
CHAPygRs III AND IY.--CEawfoId. In stolen
interview, peTsuales Stella to consent TO So
cret marriage, and she meets him In London,
where religious service takes place Ut his apart,
ments. tho only witnesses being a friend Of
,CrRwford's, Virgil Lochmere, and an old house
keeper, Mrs. Greyw1rd.
CHAPTER v AND yL--ATthur FeTrars, returning
10 HoWstree, Is told the story OF 5tella's flight,
lie. after an inspection OF the registrars Office
records, comes 70 the conclusion that she has
been trapped into false marriage, and resolves
to track him down. lie meets VIRGIL Lechmerc,
an old college Chum, who tells him he has been
ruined by cOniding his money to friend who
has goue abroad.
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Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-01-07
WORLD OF SPORTS.

The Acorn Team Pr. pairing For a Tug
of War Contest.
Editor of the DEMOCRAT:
After waiting patiently for over a
week to see if any of the crack tug-of-
war teams of the city would accept the
challenge issued to the clubs of the
state by the Eaton, Cole & Burnham
team of Bridgeport, the tug-of-war
team of the Acorn Athletic club wish to
state that they have accepted the chal-
Ienge. The stakes are 500 a side and
the championship of the state. They
wish to say also that we will make it
$50 or 500 more, if we can. The
Bridgeport team has as anchor man
Andrew King of the famous Killing
brothers team. The contest will take
place in Bridgeport under regulation
rules with knot. The money will be
posted with John Mcmahon, of the firm
Of Mcmahon & Wren of that city.
JOHN LINNEHAN, Manager.
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CONNECTICUT INDUSTRIES.
Weekly Record of Business in Very
Busy State.

Weekly Record of Business in a Very
Busy State.
NEW HAVEN, Dec 31-The summary
of the weekly record for the current
week is as follows:
Real estate sales-New Haven 81
Bridgeport 7, Hartford 1 Waterbury
8. Meriden 2, Middletown 1, New Brit
ain /, Norwich 2, New London /, Nor
walk 7, Danbury 4, Derby 2, Shelton 3.
Real estate mortgages-New Haven
s5 200, Bridgeport $31 $50, Hartford
81 $50. Waterbury S13,025, Meriden
$16. $50, Middletown $3.50, New Britain
S11 900, Norwich So 800, New London
IS, 800. Dapbury S7,497, Norwalk 81, $50,
Ansonia $500, Derby $1,000, Shelton
S.. $50.
The total number of sales this week is
60, as compared with II for the pre-
cedIng week and GA for the correspond
ing week last year. The total of re-
corded mortgages is $156,7 1872, against
1887 1913 the preceding week and $127.
1874 for the corresponding week last
year.
For the corresponding week last year
New Haven reported is sales, Bridge
port 9, Hartford s, Waterbury 5, Meri-
den 6, New Britain 9, Middletown 5,
Danbury 5; Norwalk 5, Ansonia T.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-01-07
SHAKING UP TRAINMEN.

New England Road Employees Bound
Over For Stealing From Cars.
A court of justice sitting at midnight
and examining prisoners is not a usual
proceeding. This spectacle, however.
was presented at Wells hall in East
Hartford Thursday night, when Justice
E. o. Goodwin heard the cases against
Conductor Charles T. Holland and
Brakeman Casper Thoresen and J rseph
4. Sandholzer of Massachusetts,, charged
with breaking into and robbing freight
cars on the New England road,
The New England road has been look
ing after freight thieves for some time.
as the losses have been unusually heavy
of late. Pinkerton detectives have been
at work on the affair and suspected the
trainmen, but could get no evidence
Just before midnight Thursday, Deputy
Sheriffs Foley and Holcomb, with three
Pinkerton detectives, went over to East
Hartford armed with search warrants
and writs. In the railroad yard they
lay in wait for freight train, soon to
come in, to arrest its crew on charges OF
robbery. AS soon as the train arrived
the three men were arrested and taken
70 the town clerks office, where Justice
E o. Goodwin was ready to hear thu
case. Attorney E. D. Robbins prose.
cuted for the road. The men were all
bound over to the superior court under
bonds of $1,000 each, in default OF
which they were taken to the county
jail.
Meanwhile some of the officers
searched the houses of some railroad
men and found a quantity of hats
lamps, clothing and chest of tea in
Conductor Hollands house. He denied
having stolen the goods, but could not
satisfactorily explain where he got them
A big haul was made altogether, SO thai
the town clerks office looked like Q
pawnbroker's that night. Among the
articles recovered are a bicycle and g
pair of rubber boots.
After the pr soners were started safely
for the Jail the Pinkerton men returned
to Hartford at 2 o'clock, and one OF
them took night express in company
with Sheriff Foley to reach Boston
ahead of another crew and arrest then
on their arrival. Conductor Holland
gave his residence to the Jail officials as
New Hampshire, though hisl wife and
family of little children occupy house
in East Hartford.
A caboose was recently burned on the
New England road under rather sus
picious circumstances, and it is thought
it was full of stolen goods which the
men were afraid the officers would see.
At latest accounts last night the officers
had not returned from Boston and moth.
ino had been heard from them,
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-01-07
NAueAruck AND VICINITY.
Doings OF a Day In the Valley Below
This City.

Doings OF a Day In the Valley Below
This City.
NAUGATUCK, Jan I've do not hear
of any supper around here to commence
rate Jackson's victory at New Orleans,
or even to celebrate the seating of Gov
ernor Morris as governor OF Connecti-
cut.
Next week we have in the way of
amusements Charles Roberts, elocution-
list, at the parish house, on Wednesday
evening; the Oddfellows' social on
Thursday and the third annual ball of
the Second division of Hibernians at the
opera house on Friday. Tonight Annie
Ward Tiffany will play before a large
audience at the opera house,
Parties having claims that should be
audited by the board of fire commission
ers should send them to the clerk of the
board before Monday evening at 8
o'clock to have them paid this month.
Ticket Agent Hoffman at the depot is
now prepared to give information as re-
CARDS Savannah line of steamships, or to
any desiring to go to Florida or other
parts in the south.
DIR Bull is stopping in Florida to re-
cruit hish ealth. His wife with her child
have gone on visit to her parents at
PIttsfield, Mass.
We are informed that an application
is soon to be made for a charter to or
ganize a division of the Sons of Tenn
perance in this place.
The Swedish Klippan society gave a
ball at the opera house last night. The
weather was so cold that it was not
largely attended.
Glands Across the Sea" will be an
attraction at the opera house on Janu-
airy II.
Some of the dealers in the vicinity of
81 Water street threaten to complain of
the Kids club room, over that number,
as a nuisance. A scrap to a finish at
ten cents admission was the the attrac-
ton on Thursday evening.
The funeral of Lydia A. Nichols, aged
", of Bradleyville, will take place on
Sunday at p. M, and that of Christina
Freigler, aged SO. on Sunday at 3 p. m.
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REFORM SCHOOL REPORT.
Some Interesting Statements From
Superintendent Howe.

Some Interesting Statements From
superintendent Howe.
The annual report of the state reform
school at Meriden for the year ending
October, 1899, recommends that the per
capita allowance for the support of the
boys be advanced from 50 so to So per
week, which was the old rate. The
reason urged in behalf of the increase is
that expenses for repairs, etc, amount
ing to about Sc, 900 per annum, have to
be paid out of the state allowance for
the support of the boys, unless provided
for, las it sometimes is, by the legislature.
1t is also recommended that the state
provide for the expenses of an agent to
visit discharged boys twice year and
ascertain their behavior and condition.
For the last three of four years the num-
Der of boys in the school has averaged
about 430-on July l, 1899, there were
421.
Superintendent Howe estimates that
20 per cent of the boys who leave the in
communities. Although all boys SEN
fenced to the school are sentenced dur
ing their minority, any boy, by uniform
good conduct can earn his release in
eleven months. The average time of de
tention, however, is twenty-five months.
The report of the 229 boys who have
left the institution during the year
shows: Returned to parents and friends
1893, placed with farmers %, placed at
trades 3, died 3, boarders dismissed g
OF 161 boys received during the year,
there were for incorrigibIlity 161, theft
SO, burglary IA, vagrancy 10, truancy g.
arson 3, malicious mischief 3, robbery Q,
driving horses without permission 2.