WEEKLY NURWALK onznrrn'».o .' ' e . , SANTIABB-'C-OARANTINEbi. WW The Carnegie Library. Norwalk Fire Insurange Co. s” nEnAcHé .. Positively cured by these Little Pills. They also relieve Distress from Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Too Hearty Eating. A per- fect remedy for Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsi- ness, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Coated Tongue Pain in the Side, TORPID LIVER. They Regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable. Small Pill. Small Dose. Small Prise. 4 'Modns Vivendi at. st'u'ui’a'sun. “ WASHINGTON, July l3.—No ad- vance has been made during die paSt few days toward the arrangement of a modus vivendi fixing temporarily the Alaskan boundary line. Meanwhile the 2d of August draws near, and it will be- ' come necessary for our government to make formal arrangement with the Brit— ish government for a postponement of the meeting of the joint high commis- sion. When the commission adjourned here last winter, it was under a formal order to reassemble in Quebec on that date. As it is now realized that owing . to the failure of the governments of the United States and Great Britain to settle by direct negotiation the Alaskan bound my question the commission could not proceed with its work even if it should meet Aug. 2. Steps must be taken to vacate the order. The Copper Production. WASHINGTON, July 13.~—The report on the production of copper in 1898 has just been submitted to the United States geological survey by Special Agent Kirchhoff. The production of the Unit- cd States in that year was 526,375,591 pounds, which is by far the largest prod- uct ever reported. This report shows that 1898 was one of general prosperity for the copper mining industry, the full product being marketed at prices slightly 'lrettcr than those of 1897. The increase in the production of copper was largest in Arizona, while the lake district also recorded an advance. Montana fell off considerably. total cost of the building complete, with ‘the exception of furniture, will be $250.- > American Athletes Abroad. SOUTHAMPTON, July 13.—The members of the athletic teams of Yale and Harvard universities, who arrived by the American-liner St. Louis last evening, are all in excellent health. There was a busy scene on the South- ampton dock when they disembarked. They were greeted by the United States consul, ng. Joseph E. Hopley, and a number of personal friends. Captain J. P. Roche of the Harvards and the teams proceeded as quickly as possible to the hotel, where they remained for the night. This morning they left for their training quarters at Brighton. Storms In England. LONDON, July 13.—Severe thunder- storms, accompanied by a great down- pour of rain, flooding valleys and inter» rupting railroad traffic, occurred yester- day in many portions of England. In Leeds and other cities total darkness prevailed for several hours. In West- moreland and Lincolnshire a number of houses and seven persons, two of whom were fatally injured, were struck by lightning. ~ June Exports. WASHINGTON, July 13.——Thc month— ly statement of the exports for June of domestic brcadstul‘t‘s, provisions, cotton and mineral oils issued by the bureau of statistics shows as follows: Breadstuffs, $19,781,057; decrease compared with June, 1898, about $9,321.000. Cotton. $8,073,706; increase, $547,000. Cattle and hogs, $2,644,466; decrease, $156,000. Provisions, $15,056,528; increase, .2,- 205,000. Mineral oils, $5,481,991; in- crease, $509,000. Total, $51,037,748; net decrease, $6,215,000. Beer Tabloid Invented. A German chemist has made an addi- tion to the number of “tabloids.” This is arbeer tabloid, which, dropped into a tumbler of water, produces a. foaming glass of the favorite beverage of the Fatherland. ‘ for payment. Used by millions in all parts of the world A SAFE and SURE REMEDY for Cramps Coughs Bruises Diarrhea Colds Cuts Dysentery Group Bums Sprains and Strains. Giveslnstanl relief. Cures quickly. Two sizes, 25c. and 50c. ‘ There is only one Pain—Killer, Perry Davis’! Sample bottle mailed . . (Mention this paper.) of the yellow fever hospital on the is- land. - The mayor is directed to close all American hotels and saloons, to forbid other liquor dealers to sell intoxicants to Americans and to arrest all intoxicated Americans or loiterers in saloons. The principal hotels and saloons are desigv nated by name. ' The work of moving the division head- quarters and the troops was completed last evening. No soldiers are now here except the company at Morro castle. Many Americans have. been arrested under the terms of General Wood’s order. Thousands of Cubans are arriving with arms. They will receive three rations, but must wait at least a month I . - . l CONDENSED D’ISPA‘TCHES. ndnetrlnf Investigations. , _ WASHINGTON, July 13.—The first » The Olympia, with Admiral Dewey on of the subcommissions sent out by the board, arrived at Suez. industrial commission to investigate spe- , A heavy hailstorm damaged crops in cial industries began its inquiry into the . the vicinity of Geneva. N. Y. mining interest in Denver SGStGI'dRY- : The American liner Paris entered the The second will take up the investigation harbor of Falmouth, England, safely. 0‘ the manufactures ”1 Boston ”‘3“ L Bandits held up a Colorado and South- Monday. Ph" committee on .manufactur- ern train five miles south of Folsom, N. mg Will give specxal attention while in M., Tuesday night. 335231;" tgeettelleiifinioaftfl §§$P§ffig Eight women schoolteachers of Brook- .' . . . . . . ’ lyn were injured while wheeling down a where the immigration problem “’1“ be ‘t e hill t N B" ht N Y taken up. The members of the commit- s e p . a . ew 11g on, ‘ ' ' tee are Messrs. Smythe, Farquhar, Lottie L.cv1gne,awelllknown burlesque Clark and Livingston. actress, died at Cambridge, Mass. She ___ was born 36 years ago in New Zealand. Postmaster-s Appointed. At Princeton, N. J., M. Taylor Pyne, \VAS}IINGTON’ July 13._The f0]- multimillionaire and trustee of Princeton lowing fourth class postmasters have university, was kicked several times in been appointed: New Jersey—-Beach Ha— the lower parts Of his bOd)’ by a spirited ven, George H. Walker. Pennsylvania— - horse. Han-1U" “ 1150:) son' Indian Girls to 'Remnin. \VASHINGTON, July 13.—-Thc inte- rior department has wired instructions to the White Rock Shoshone agency, in Nevada, directing that the three Indian girl students sought to be removed from the agency school as the result of an In- ______ dian court’s verdict be permitted to re-* The Dewey Fund. main there until otherwise directed. The WASHINGTON, July ]3.—The con- refusal of School Superintendent Egan tributirms received yesterday to the Dew- to allow their dismissal was the cause of cy homo fund anionnu-d to $2225, making . the trouble between Agent» Mayhugh and the total to date $13,698. ' i the school employees. Governor Tyler“ 11 Cnifdidite. ROANOKE, Va, July 13.—Governor J. Hoge Tyler, in a dispatch from Mari- 011, Va. to The Times, announces him- self a candidate for United States scna~ tor to succeed Thomas S. Martin. A Wise Man Keeps ' his Homelnsured Against Fire. ...__. THE BEST? lllllPlNlES- arugula W. H. BYINGTON, R30“ I. GAZETTE BIIILIIIG. -1- "I'll". WIN WASHlNGTON, July 13.——The com- . ‘ mission which has in charge the selection General Wood Take: Rigid neu.nn. gEverybody ~ —._1N___ . ‘1'. \ of a design for the “’asliington public to Meet the Fever Outbreak. _ K SUCCESbFUL OPERA'I‘ION SIN CE 5.1 = library building which will be erected SANTIAGO Cuba July Bram”, . nows _ 1860. . y 3 with funds donated by Mr. Andrew Car— Leonard Wood in cdmmand of the de- About @ NO OUTSTANDING CLAIM . negie has opened the plans submitted by partment of santiago de Cuba, has is- . . , the competing aI‘Chitects. Twenty—four sued genera] order No. 34, establishing ‘. “"“”‘ -- ---—----~—~——-——-—- - a competitive designs have been received. absolute quarantine. I Messrs. Post. and Van Brandt, president All officers of the government and em- a‘“. ‘ er and px-presxdent respectively 0f fl.” ployees are forbidden to enter the city, ‘ , American Socrety. 0f Architects, “:1" with the exception of those belonging to A \ , r represent the architects in the selection the de artment. Major Carr and Sur- m or plans in this City next Monday. . Mr. geons iiendoza and Nunez are detailed Household _~ _' " ' "' Bernard R‘ Green °.f the congressman! to take charge of the fever patients in _ _ library has beenoappomted to_take charge the city which is placed under strict reg- med |0|ne . ——————-. 0f the construction 0f the budding. The ulations. Other officers will have charge . -————---- 013' read this advertisement. I f it. had been yours and others had read it, how much ‘ good it might have done. Send in your adv and we will do the rest. Rates on application. Cg“ #4 A _. A - A C. L ‘ Asthma Can Be Cured. 3'. R. 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It goes right to the-spot removmg all m- ‘flanimation. Mrs. fit-0. W. Roberts, of Wilmington, I>el., 51326., “A strong solu- ';ion of Brazilian Balm and Warm water used as an. miectimn lids done me more good than all the rt medics and prescrip tiers I ever tried l ”1“"
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