New Hotel.
ROTON POINT IMPROVEMENT C
STRIKEHSflIND LOSE
Duquesne Mill Hands Stampede
and Rush Back to Work.
MEETING THE HOMESTEAD WORKS
It. llow lien Flocking from lrulde the
BI. loin. Ind Joining the (luau of
(he lacked Out \l'orlion— Colonel
Btrlator Ito-elected to Ilia Command.
Bonner-w, Pn, Aug. ll.~It would no
hard to find a more Jubilant or more hope—
ful wt of men than are the Homestead
strikers now. Not since the beginning of
the present conflict have they been so con-
fident of success. Last week wry of them
were going around attired in Burr Sunday
clothoa with despondcnt looks. They were
beginning to feel that the battle was about.
no good as lost. and the lenders experienced
no little dialculty in keeping the discour—
aged ones in line. But it is diflercnt now.
The sudden change in the situation was
brought about byso many of the company's
nonnnionists dawning their posts yester-
day. From the time the main entrance to
Fort Prick was opened in the morning until
it closed at night men continued to leave
”Ilia mill.
Those who came out through the main
alto were received with open arms by the
strikers, who conducted them to their
headquarters two squares distant. Hem
were isombled all through the day several
hundred idle steel workers, and the nrrivnl
of each nonunion man was the signal for
cheers of the moot enthusiastic brand.
The deserters from the little army of im-
prisoned workmen Were provided with
tramportatioh to their homes, the majority
of them being sent to Baltimore and Philh-
delphia. By 8 o'clock last night rill who
let! the. work: during the day had been
started on their hornewnrd journey.
l l'lrrnurel (‘nve In.
Chairman Crawford, of the nilvimry rom-
mittee, said that over L'A) men hurl (‘uilit‘
from the mill to Am nirinted headquarters
during the any. "I e have the names of
146 of them," snid lllr. Crawford. “and we
have it that fully that many took their dc~
pdrture by boat.
“It is no exaggeration to say that over «loo
Imve left the company's employ since Sat-
urday. They represented the more intelli-
gent of the workmen N'I'Illt‘d by the com»
pany. Such a stampede of the men who
name has to take our places naturnlly en-
courages us and we feel hat Wt: hove the
fight about as good as w Superintend-
ent Potter’s statement that thirty rm-
ployces returned to work In untrue. We
have made a careful canvas: and clnnot
discover a single desertion from our ranks
during the past three days.
“I learn that some of the furnaces chnrgml
by the new men the latter part or last week
caved in, owing to improper handling, and
that ieyeral serious brooks hurl or‘t‘ul‘l’ml In
the machine shopn.
“The IAcI f'llAt the: aniiwne «Hikers re-
turned towork Will not have thuli :i~t lutzir—
Illfi on the tilluallun Ilt‘l’t‘, for if flir- mun
now in Homestead continue coming out the
company will soon find its grim» Illih'kt'fil,
and will be only too glad to get the did men
huh."
Streator Ilrclcrled.
Lintonnnt Colonel James ll Stmtor was
Wylie-elected to Illnpoolflrifi inthe
Tenth regiment‘lut evening, his term hav-
in. ”find. This in a Complete Vlfulli’nllun
of Iii mum in the Private Innis nifair by
tho latter’r comrades. “than Ilir- new»
ruched this aide of the river the three regi-
ments gave three hearty cheers for joy.
Inns, who was here, wan greatly chagrinerl.
n. [lagoon-e It'll-u [lock Back.
Mafia. Aug. 9.~'I'he i‘arnr-gle Steel
company’s mills at Duqtmflw worked full
in all departments todoy, the striker» hav-
ing'gou back with n runh. All that re
lilinlal onceof u Mnke are thirty or
forty idle men, who will not be reinstated
beam of their connection with the strike,
gill whore names will hormfter have
prominent place: on the (form-ms blacklist.
The new Amalgamated lodges. organized
it “Mable coat to the “nation. will
go the way of all other hour organization.
fig: place.
worken at these works were brought
in during previous labor troubles and have
audio! confidence in each other, and to
thh m be attributed the unanimous many
urinwhivlthomeu locked toihemrilat
the flat intimation that the owueni In-
W to rename operation Nearly All of
the I“ warn mind to their oldpooi'
clan, and noon everything wits running in
monthly at if than had been no interruy
tioa.
It h expected that by tonight 900m
will boot work. A few deputy about are
Minnow. 'I'htwo em too
at the filth» regiment wing: y be
a few yo. no t knot
Myrrh-bitty that their services
wilholaodad nt Dunne-no.
no Dunno-In more» new.
WamA O.~—'I'he annepnoriotora
ind n haarin‘ on ,Aidermnn Itellly.
Qaitoaaowdd
Dunne-u workman were
‘ to northern. I”). V. Brock
forthcoémumwealthsnrl Iran.
.1. udJJLIchaidofovthe
to. After hearing the testimony
Reilly hold Ugh, bier, fickle,
Inuit, Kennedy. flog-n. fir-inn, nus-u
Cont. forearm and fired bail «81,000.
lnydwud labour wm‘nlsudeu parole
to for A further hearing. All at tho
pt hall except Untmvbo went to jail.
wqu by wind uul flail.
lion... Aug. 9.-‘I’ho wont
alumna" knewntnnorrth—
”Wheat down portion-of
nod-pad Yellow Iodiclue motto-and
community... my. Prune-I
mum-nonnymmriyorm
neuron-mm: Hearth.-
”mm lath-ra- m w.
”I and dot-elm In
minnow-.m- lflaflwthuiidi.
”Wondrous-mushroom
flow-down.
I 8011‘“: Nor-Walk, Conn,
. The Most Charming Summer Recon on long Island Sound.
New Bathing Heuscs.
New Attractions.
Every Facility For ProViding for large Excursions.
_ DANCING DAILY IN THE PAVILION.
OMI’AN Y, Owners and Proprietors.
J. FINKENSTEIN, General Manager.
will leave South‘Norvvrilk at 10
5:50 p. in.
Leave Roton Point, 11 a. in.,
4:25 for Wilson Point only.
SUNDAYS—Leave South Norwnlk, 10:80 a m., 12:30. 2:00, 3:30,
5:50 and 7:30 p. in.
Leave Roton Point, 11:10 3.11)., 1:10, 2:40, 5:00, 6:40 and 8:00 p.m.
.___,..__._.
Excursion Fare. 25 Cents.
Time table subject to change without, notice.
pani’r'fnéfiffiérs.
AI Amend-cut of No Cur/linden” lav-d
In the Ileana of Common.
Lennon. Aug. 9.-There war; a full atw
tendnnce In parliament to listen to the
opening speech and the real beginning of
the struggle between the portion
Previou- fo‘the dissolution on June 23, the
speech sald,the Winer- ol the motion we:
completed; therefore it war not neeeaary
for parliament tocoutinne its reunion at an
unusual period of the your for the trons-c
tion of financial or legislative business.
It expressed the hope that when parlia-
ment met again at the mammary season it
would direct attention to measures of social
and domestic improvement, and that It
would continue to advance in the path of
the tuneful and beneflcent legislation which
had been no judiciously followed at previous
version
In the house of lords the Earl of Cam-
perdown complained thnt parliament and
the country were in the dark as to the par-
liamentary programme. Lord Solisbury
said that there was no precedent for the
present situation, since there was no incu-
ure before the house. It had been thought
best to leave .11 reference to the future
policy out of the queen’s speech. He did
not intent! nt preaent to vindicate the put
policy of the government.
The Duke of Dcvonshire said that he
would ask the opposition to state whether,
should parlininent not meet for air months,
steps would be taken to scuttle out of
Emt.
Lord Herschel] held that no declaration
of policy coming from the Liberal unrem—
ment ought to be you until the Liberal
government was on tiiuted.
The address was approved.
In the common» before the opening of the
debate on the address in reply to the speech
from the throne .\Ir. Windstorm «nit-red the
house and took the usual oath Inlrn‘inisieryd
to members. He was the recipient of hourly
cheers from his rupportrni.
Neither the quench of Mr. Burton, in mov-
ing the address. nor that of Sir. Press. who
seconded the address. attracted any ntteir
lion. The house “rd helices until Mr. Her-
bert Henry Asquith, Gladstoninri, member
for the first division of I’ifwchirr, rose to
move the nrricndinent dcrlririni: that Iliu
house had no mniidrum» in IIIv goivr'flimfllit.
He was greeted with loud and prolongwl
cheering by fllv Liberals.
Mr. Asquith declared that parliament had
met for the olismuies of a dead majonty.
The house ought not to drilly over a prac—
tical question. but should. as speedily as
possible, placr: in power a. gni’r-l’ltfllt‘fil n-p
relenting thr- llt‘t'bluu of the country Int u-
pwind at the polls,
Mr. Thomas Ilurt Iiilndston’inn). member
for Morpoth. secretary of the Xorthunibor-
Innd Mlnen‘ Mutual association, reconded
the no confidence amendment. IIe con-
tended that the question of home rule for
Ireland must dominate all other question-
for which the Liberal party was plerigwf.
The Right Hon. George J. tl-m’hen. chan-
cellor of the cruhoquer, said that he hoped
the house Would at last hear mouthing
definite about home role. Mr liimlstono.
he declared. could no longer chirk explain-
ing hie home rule scheme, nor muld Sir
William Vernon-Harcourtevade unpleasant
questions by going out of the i...u«- rum-ad
of responding: tulld'lil.
Mr. liwr'iwu. in continuing his syn-orb.
denied iimt lmiiie rule Wile tho p:Ir.irimunt
question Whli‘ll had been Mllilillftrill to the
country in the recent campaign. and II!"
clared that it had urnpied in a large num-
ber of electoral addresses II wry subordi-
nnw place. The Irish members seemed to
think that they has! nothing to do but "in
the present ministerl in order to get home
rule. (Cheer: from the Irish members.)
Mr. Justin Mci‘arthy said that the Irish
party expected that coercion would were
when the Librrnls mine Into power. If the
Liberal government's home rifle bill did not
satisfy the people of Ireland there would be
an end of it. (Crinnervativo cheers)
Mr. John Redmond «aid that he would
support Mr. Asquith Mouse he cunnirlrreil
it the duty of every Irinh member to assist
in ousting the present government, regard
lea of the q in whether they Worr- likely
to fare better the hands of Its sunuwmr.
lie could not arisen! in any wnyvlo Hr. In
bonehere's suggestion to give the Nc'mllc
programme lira-«loner? over the home rule
queolion. It might be [audible to deal with
certain English n'forma concurrently with
home rule, but hr.- would not content to any
policy plrwing home rule in the wand rank.
Viscount Wolmrr. Liberal—Unionist for
Edinburgh, aimed the debate, and the home
adjourned.
Illi- Preacher! Abolition.
booms. ABK\V.~MI‘D. Ramona of the
dirt women to nyieuli in the United mom
in favor of the abolition of ninvery, In.
buried In ll‘rghgate cemetery today In the
United sum rho wee minted with Lu-
mth Mott. Ab Kelly, John I}. Whittier
and Wendell I'hi lips in the antinlavny agi-
tation. Home! times during her abolition
speeche- she narrowly amped being turned
and feathered. She war eighty‘thrvo years
of an. ..
The (compilation a fly".
rum», In. A . 9. -- "rho
tent race over sailed by t New York
We club!" wire the unannou- verdict of
oil who mw the [turbine m from Yin-yard
11m- to Harold-ad. The ochrmr thin-
Itollatiol broho all record. by covering the
nouns of tin nautical miles in It. than ten
Mun. slaprcd time. The previous rreovd
of tho club war lie-ten by over one hour
and n half. ‘
The Bitter Trial.
Raw mun.lAnl$.—;t a meeting or
the tat m t 'nitod Mam
”harm , which titled. nine of
the ra boot and the. mono
factor!» In the country and war mmiud
more how Jersey law-slow mouth-
“It" derided that the combination
fillinintoefloct Nomi. ‘I'bseapital
other or the trust is limited at «ammo.
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Vernal Only .- B-nlom.
lnw You. Au 1—“. fact that John
WWW [imposed II tribute to
the memory of America- V
the World’r Men In,
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THE Busyruuncmv‘i
Shechan Will Manage the New
York Democratic Campaign.
TH}: REPUBLICAN A i) IISOl-LY BOARD.
Among Thu-e Sclu-te-l Arr Said to Ito
Joan of Pitt-burg. llhtnil of I'lriladel-
plain, Aldrich ul Illlluli' him-rt. finwycr
ol Wlacminlu nrui l'nllmnu of llliriulo.
Summon, Aug. iLJI'be lirund Union
hotel corridors were iilimi loo-r night wrth
politician» onion» to know who was to
conduct the Flew-land murmur. in this
ttnte. The campnign i‘ulfllilrli’m- wrut mic-.1
boarder in the i-lubrooni of the hotel by
Chairman Edward Murphy, of the state
committee, and tlioI-rv rmynvnrimi to tho roll
call: Edward Murphy, .Ir, \t'zfrinin Shre-
hnn,JuIIn I). ill-Muirozr yfor S A Bunnie-
Iey), “William Ii. Kirk, Ii. T. Dunning Ifrrr
Commeyfl), J:ri-' n Stephen”, .lirrrws '-I.
Martin, Snmrn-l J. Tlltll'il, .lr , t‘nivrn J.
QiinclicnbiL-vh (Iul‘ II. J. Zrlowrr-yi. i'hurloe
M. Pvt-etch, Juno-s II. )Iniiiiirig, I). I; firif-
iln and John Fin. grin.
Daniel E Iiriilin nominated for chairman
of the campaign committee William F.
Bhechnn. There was nootlwr rruisriuirioii.
and Mr. Shcehrin was rininod by Iiu'inrrmv
lion. In accepting the oilin- l.ml:
There it nothing that I will leave undone to
more “In annulment! the Dv-mw-r " - pnrty In
flit-Irate and I look for flu» pr'l‘nlhdl of
every mombvrnf tin- mmrmiiw in a «rut:-
that l- uniiiruily Ilenn-crntw ivv rmI-st nut. lur-
ullle that in a fort. falter In nur work. Hard
work Inna! he done. I will Irwt; you ind-t all
anoint me. Let my take our I'uula of! and nlwd
shoulder to shoulder
llill tn II. ('nilml "ll.
Charter Ii. Defreea, of Troy, woe named
as clerk of the committee by lat‘l’lumrlllrill,
and the oilicers were authorized to wrure
Initnble quarters for headquarters of the
committee. The cbnirinrur of the commit-
tee was authorized to appoint as many out»
committees in he deemed upediunt for the
campaign. The clerk “'56” ftilIIlul‘llt'tI imm-
gagc such t‘lt‘l’lr'rtlflfiilhtilflt'l- no In» ilI-u-rrmi
necenury. rind tlrrn the committee ml-
joarned subject to the call of thr- door
It was laid hero by a politician prm-nt at
the conference that in a or. days iii.» com-
mittee would meet in New York. and at
that time a letter Would ln- mldrm'd to
Senator IIiIl asking his usintnnr‘v in the
mmpoign in this state A InVrd‘isblt' reply
is expected and then a route will be laid
out. It was intimidated from the sun.»
source that the narionnlcoininittce would
hove to use the name tactics with Mr. "ill,
or else he would not do any campaign work
outside of the state.
The Republican League.
Britain. Aug. 'J.~~Jamo: A. Ilium-hard,
of New York. chairman of the suiwxwutiv.»
committee of the National Rt‘pillvlli‘ul
league and also of the sprcuil Cililllllllur'r: in—
trusted with the task of arranging for iii:-
league Contention In In: III-III hereon Slept I,
war» in the city In! a few Ilulll‘", iv!» n he
met the local commirrm- Ill'ltl rim ,->..wr:ri
arrangements Wtrh' quivkly purir-r-imi
Mr. Iilniirhnrd i: on Ills Wu; In Ilv‘fl‘v'i'l' In
nettleadispiite in the ‘IIIth: i~-.I;:u:~ Unix.»
way back about the ‘JUth he will stupoff
lien. when the details will be nrrnngnf.
The programme of thr- convurtioii so for
WM II In follows:
Thursday, Rep: 1 Opening rhy- rmmrvmlhm
u Hunt: hall; addre- uf wrirmrm: by yrnnl
mt Republican. to hadn't-«I inter; very-rune
by Pruident (‘lu'kson and him annual address,
mun meeting in the evening with adult-Haws by
speak." of nothinol renown.
Pridar Dunne-a urchin from In In lo‘riwk;
lpocial reunion of college rlubo Irwln » In 5;
great parade in the evening.
Saturday *Excuruion to Niagln Voila
Mr. Blanchard rays the convention will be
the patent ever held by the national
league. - The" will be over hill) delegate.
and as many alternate» and a hunt ol vIin’
on. It iii not settled whether the pumi-
dont will be prmnt. 0f the campaign out»
look Hr. Blanchard rays It in most Invnr~
chic and the reports from all part» of the
luteare of the moat encouraging nature.
Mom. and It. Hold-- ('tnle.
Inniasarouri, Aug. it—Adlni E. Steven.
sou pound through here for Bimvmington,
IIb., and in an interview, in myionre to a
direction relating to the charge that he bud
roldeoIoI-Io the Knight» of the «ohm
Circle, General Stevenson old: "That is an
abolnte falsehood. I Irhall be churned with
murder nut, porhapo, if this prominence-
oleampakn lying continues. I never
cold I pinto! nor owned: pistol In my life."
"There are affidavits supporting this
“element.”
"I have not yet Inn them, lint they are
{Ahmandyotloanuylo as ntmng no you
can to put it.”
Armaments wm made to open the
mpaign Im- on bopt. a, when (loner-l
Mon-on will nuke n rpoech.
no lop-HI..- Alvlauy lira-I.
In You. An. awn» advisory oom-
Iittoo of the Republican national committee
i add to have been W“! (tackled
upon. Animations selected. it to raid, are
D. I. done. of l’ittoburg; Hamilton Diotol.
at Philadelphia; 3. W. Aldrich. cl Rhoda
I“; Philotim Sawyer, of thmrin, and
Door-p I. Pullman, of lllinoki. All five
mu m immensely wealthy.
local-g Inn-ell Cum-g.
Wmirmrorr, Aug. O.—~Prioudo of Hr.
Ismail CMI'. "In Incrotary to
Postmaster General animator, m or;-
huhhdtnu-smwhybuhouldbe
mooted to fill the unexpired term which
be vacant upon the retirement of
colonel Whitfield no dnt mutant pow
manor-l. _
Iona-y'- Ilnloln W.
In Y An; 9.415. police M
It'll have out the city's electio- rib-s
Blah under the now looms-t, do-
lhr fact that Judge ray. that
Irma-0W Under ibir‘ new er.
mt butch nirmber mm. an
”hr-totem.
W’s-Ital
In... lwfnmdwltn.
hum Aug. 1—111» nit-o'- troop.
Wmmmwuwmb
m Thhndadnhbwhom
Mnmmmubm
murmur-ours.
THE PAGO PAGO INCIDENT.
England Illa lot Violator! Any of the
Unit“! Illulu’ "I'll...
WirIIInIo-ror, Aug. 'JmA'I'hfl vlovu of the
note department otlIr-inis roost familiar
with the Samoan trouble-I of the pent mm-
tinnc to be that the (“money of the bar-
bor of Page Pogo by rirmri Britain as a
wanting station cannot be vurrrr‘Idcml Im a I
seizure. One of those oiIII-mls mid today:
"II I! not am for Euginnd hi poll» IIIO
harborin order to «tr-blurb a cooling star
tion. Under treaty stipulations England:
England acquire their respective right» nro
as follows.
remit;
the privilege of entering and using the port of l
anrl’oxo, and establiuhln .Ilir'relli and on tho
supplierr for their nav-l and commercial inn-
rims. and the Semi-arr govormrwrrl will hon»
after neither exercise nor authorize our jun...»
diction within mid port adrer»: to such rights
The same var-vols nhall aha: have the privlluge
of entering other prrrfrr of the Human islnniln
Aug. 27, 1m), a horny I‘M prm-lnrined
between Great Britain and the king of
Samoa, which contained thin provision:
IIz-r mnjwrty. the qrwen of ”ram! Ilrituin.
may, if vibe {birth III. establish on tho nhurm
of a Sum-an hurl-or. to be her-rafter (Ilhl‘llhk‘d
by her majesty, a naval :tatmri nnd cooling
depot. but this ll’lli'll' ahnl’. not apply to the ,
hula-rid Apin or Snlirntala or to that part o! '
the harbor of Pogo Inigo which may in: lion.- 9
after melt-cud by the government or the United 9
Siatuuautntlon under the fir-rt'i iun- of the ‘
treaty concluded between the i'mrmi nun». of
America and the Somme Klrvrrfilni'nl on the
litlr day of January. II?“
From Illls utiite of things it Ii argued that
neitherthc United Mom nor Hrunt Britain
has an exclusive right to the privileges of
Pogo Page harbor. Ilennrny Irv tlin- only
government which may lay churn to no cx- .
Clmll'r: grunt on the part of Shroud. I
Sunnis-muons llrIII Up. [
tions which werelefl unmivd upwn who-u
the senate ILAIJIIIII’XII'II, iiml Whii‘ll m‘r’nrtl ‘,
ingly were \ll’flifllly reputed. m-ro tin-urge .
V. MNIIE’. to be collenor of Internal fel’riruo‘
Vania; James Ilill, [vallllluli'r of \"rr hiring.
Mimi , and Edward .I. buy, of IL “I'll, lilo ,
voltmeter.
Senator Quay was responsible for the rn- y
activity which waudiapinyed In Mr Millwr‘a I
use. Mr. Hill'n stumbling block ova.» .1.
Senator Blanche K. Bruce. Mr. Day‘s can»
wan held up because it Wits lllr'gw‘ he had
roantly been indicted in Missouri.
The 8.. From-loco Silo.
Wuhixurux, Aug. ‘J.- A chuck for n.-
0w,tll) bu been forwarded to Sam me'bv’o
in payment of the hit-emu street unit.» for is
public building in San [Pruner-mi. This is
the final act in a can» that has or. Iipiod the-
attention of the tumour}! department for
over a year, which has nmwrtoimt two or
three communion.» to Inveaiigntr the some
bility of the site and has been the subject
of a dozen official reports.
Tl! rich-lithi- ”not lisp.
\VAhlIIN-UTUX. Aug. I», ~Tllo-h.’ mil be a
very crrllriltlrrl’ltbiv' shaking up sin-m: tb-
highly salaried “flurry of the burr-nu of
geological survey tomorrow, win-n tlu- re~
ducthrmrmprm-d by the sundry I'IVII bill
will be carried into I-ffrct. Surly forty
members of the present force will be Ink. II
to n'dlgn. twetinrrb IrfIlli'ill bring ~1‘tclillaln
employed on ryrcml Work.
The Bob."- Nr-t Yol Returned.
“'umsrurny, Aug. ‘J «fit-troll"; Ruler,
of the state department, soy» the Ottawa
dmpntch announcing that Illrk‘ltfilllrtltlfl‘
rebates on vouch passing through iiw
Welland cnnnl bud bwn rrimvmi and
prcmnturo. The matter mi.» In the more:
of uljustinent and would fin doub: be ratio
factortly Milli-II.
WArtIIISU‘I'HX, Aug 0. Iienrrnl Schot‘leid
has onlerrd that Ill hospital rrmiroim in rll'
run of III) now employ-ml be Ilisrlinrgmz
This is IBIUO.‘ lier'cmry by the pt’ub'lvinflw
of the army appropriation bill.
The hurl-only Ila" Dollar.
I’Iiiunui.rma. Aug. 9. ~Enxrawr liar
hur,oi the Philadelphia mint. hm mmplrtul
the denim: for the new souvenir half dollar
which cougmia has authorized In in- mint-.1
and hue forwarded it to the mint bare-o or
Washington, where it will be MRI upon
The design provideu for a hunt or I ’ninrnlrm
on one ride and on the other II cut of the
ariminlltratlon building at the Work“ (air.
It ran air! I! the mint that the World's
[sir managers wonld get the very thing til:
free nilver men were affcrwthc nelgnomgv»w
whlch would amnt to about a million dot
Ian, an the coat of the coinage of a rilvu
doll-r would be about to per cent. in. than
In face value called for, the 40 mt.
therefore minim; the prritlt,whirh will
either go to the fair or be retire-com In
additional half Italian.
tooth-or Rounded.
Burma, Aug. Owl-um Faulkner's per.
don nrrived from Washington And be war
not at liberty. lie was immediately rear.
noted on a beach warrant from Livingston
county charging him with forgery in the
ascend degree. The Indictment was found
twoor three year- ago. l‘nulkm my. in
thinb the fee in; at Dannille hm champ-d
nowandhodocsnotthlnk hewillbsprm
mud further.
(:apvlvl lay ”at...
Burn, Aug. u-chtno's Journal fly.
tummy to o m uyot unconfirmed.
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v
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line a right to locate it navnl drpot whet" I
ever ohe plenum on n Samoan chore. Tho I
treaties under which the United Staten and l
Article?! of the treaty of 1575‘ l
Naval man. of the United scam .iuni um i
ahom thereof 3 atoll-m fo iroal and other nun! ’
of the United Stator In romiriviivv thrrmf. I!
for the 'I'wenty-ihirrldi-ctnct of I’L-nmyl I
hm}:
a. 111., 12:30, 2:00, 3:30, and
1:10, 2:40, 5:00, width-15 p. m.
k"
is
Wrsnimirrm, Aug. O.—Thn rim-e noimnn— l
Makes an every-day convenience of an
old—time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous cure. Highe‘
award at all Pun: Food Expositions. Each
package moire two large pics. Avoid
Imitnrmns -- and insist on having the
NONE SUCH brand.
IERRELL & SOULE. Syra:r;s¢. N. Y.
WEJEHI'
eliilllli
., Rum
rec'-
E-v :thms 2! you vulnf the
at: i ' 2.4m: .- I beat ”5 st :1
l «.. mm ‘2 nacho ed .1
uh: opinion. i .~ I ‘ i... i Q. 0 i222! to
0" ED”? “‘ li‘.
1 -v2-' f .. -."\,.i v'; m.
.i~ win-Tn, I .It in lwllu. (L.
n: .. mil n :minrt t’ .v l .,:i
limo-oh Intel-w, lull-rd, to
MERRILL
BUSINESS COLIEOE,
SIAMD'OIKII. (THIN.
. .w. Nil " \' It.
SO“!
EVERYWHERE
film
A live. pr- rrmlr‘e innf‘rriilinn for ilil‘ nrnvtical
iramlro: "Tumor: men run-I mmu wmmn tor
lIrI-‘IrIi-e-s. Itn thorough wur ,mpvrtor math.
uh, rumplele equipment. rind rmr'Iv'nf i-orp-r of
ln~trurtnr~ have won for it llIv-i-cmmlrm-v of
the rrbliv. Hmrwhm :unulrt: “oilk‘kt‘v‘ iirm.
lion in . I'v'nltrrtnslilii.I'uf'i’v‘vrwimlrni'r. 5 MIL
hiwl. yWWI'II-IIIK. Ar. lylfw‘fllrrfl'roflnnlt and
linulI-II studies. "pen 1hr rntirv' ear. tirad-
nntm winter! Iu‘nlII IlliFIIIIIM all openl
Somali. rived ror Illustrunlr-atfinruru A -
drm .\I. A. MERRILL. I’rm «if.
mainland. I 'Imn-
MUSIC! MUSIC!
('KRMAK and "1'“er omrnrmu.
Dir. I). l'.t.'evrnnk.dlmtaw of Henri: Mill.
tar Band of l'mvclmtrr. N. Y" and Mr. W.
J. rltyie». the well-known «mt r-oloisi, hav—
Inc mnmildated are now pup-red to furnish
Ilwir “and (tour-rt and lance (hubs-tr- of
ten artists "new or in» as die-wired). Orrin-tn
uniforms - In Illlmnn. We have come to May.
For term elm. nlw- nddrm Cor-ah
myh’flnhutmbon . m
cm. X. 1'.
rot in
run xiii—I our uncut
11;. well km! and $3.3m
"3:: Ir”! air 6.1:“ n I Ina t r
I . I" I.» m C 'm
' ' mm on}:
furnished mane and has
m "an. MIT a mid bovine-v.
'l'lurnmtinuvd I I health»! the
Int-Indy room for selling. his
t
b
Annoy
’ '“' “" “"" corners-me...
' tral tonne-med by
0 Rent
Lost ,
Foui‘i
Etc
Bring Quic
kR
eturns
If placed
in the
Sentinel
Save Ycur Teeth.
ruvr. 'rimr mourn on {drowned
Teeth filled with gold. Platinum. Alloy.
Arna am and III plutlc materials.
Tee! treated and mr-rmfully crowned with
Gold. Platinum or Porcelain Crowns.
Artificial teeth on Gold. Platinum, I'untinn
nus Grim and Rubber Plate». and all work per-
taining to inodurn dentistry.
S rectal attention given to Irregular and
Ch rlren’n twill.
All work at meet newrnnhlo- prires.
Tmlffillul rIrrrl rxtrm'iml fininlmly.
Oil. F. W. DINNER.
d‘.‘ “'Mhingmn 8!. Over Post "Rice.
South Noni'nlk. i'onn. "H ly
JOHN F. FlYNN
Sanitary Plumber,
STEAM and (MS FITTEII.
Iurirvc I svrcrrui.
llnving taken ilrelutwmenr rinderthe Lib.
nor ’. Iih Wmlringrnn ~rrrv-f. South Surrmlk.
rui- 'IIII‘II If for
Animus
PlHMBINIi
I rrvnpertfnlly solir it a phnrv of pulylir patron»
age. I refrr to plumbing I have done for the
past seven yours. in the employ “I \\'. II. Ila-k‘
or a l‘u All work will have my plenum-l unp-
cft'inlull. and will be irflmllll) uwiirnl fllllI
«origination mnnrm . «rer— nvrlll‘lfllnfin
PAYMENTS
II wrrnv!
Watches. Chgins. Charms.
Mantel Clocksfliamcnds.
IIBOII. JOHNSON I: OOHPINI.
2I9 Montague St.
or” HAIJIPIQUARZ. BIOONI’II, N. I
Thus far our Kinda delivered in South Nur-
walk baw- given gens-viii mtbrlnrtlon. and our
method of payment Is highly appreriated. Full
inforrnntion can be bird of our agent.
GUSTAV PITZER.
l9 RAILROAD PLACE.
SOHIN NONVIIlII BONNIE;
ALL SIZES OF
OHHSHED STONE.
Bencrrli Conirucmr and Sewer
Business a Specialty.
F. M. Pierce,
Residence. SILT l'me-
pref SIJZ. Snrtvaik.
Mo if
Cradduck’s
NO. IO! WASHINGTON STREET,
[Ark [luv 7‘1. South
St'-f“ Alli. ('niiri.
Economy and Comfort!
Gasoline" Stoves
the Summer Season.
“’r- have thr very but innin-
»IHE MANHATTAN
IN Ill SIZES.
“'ill liuhr. cook and do All the vturk of n
in me in thin town.
Call and See Them.
GASOLINE I5 GENTS l7 filllilii.
W.H.Mcckcr&.llo.
Ml'sli‘ "ALI. HUN-“K.
Ind avoid Hut and Expense during
.Itfnvr- with half the trouble and D’“"'IIN‘. :In
The People's Market.
ALI. KINDS UP PRIME MEATS A‘Sl)
FRESH VEGETABLE“ IX THEIR
BEASUS.
Hive risk a trial and you will become a steady
ruainmt-r.
Hard Times Prices.
A. I O. ORAIIOHOK,
PBIDI’BI I110”-
Some
Save Money!
BY Visit I'IXG
F. BOYLSTON’S
Facturil at Five Mile iliver.
—————--ooo~~—-—~
BRENT HEOIIOIION
IH PHIBES.
tin-iii vnrir-iyof Velocipulrw anrl Sir-la Ii
lur— than Imt. Also a flflc' line of Iloll and
Mymrrimu very cheap.
ill I!
llcrlun Point.
BOATING. BITHIIIG IIIO
FISHING. '
svuur~ Iran I scorn.
. J. E. “power.
malt!
new LIFE.
Duh? Wm NERVE AND BRAIN
'ntllA .n spec-i111.- fnv "Mi?" hint
Pit-.Nn Incl», who»
m ”mm", Wakefnh
. over of I.
nit about. our. ad . month‘- Imi-
I.Il. "or ”nail. rim-tum
to me. n order for! with fl
will and written to refund II not
cu . 0min! Invited only
unnmmmw
Raise the
Objection l
’I’IIA'I SN‘DIICN’TIIING III D50“ SOLD
‘1' 80 SMALL A MARI"! Ill’
I’lflll’l‘l’ 'I’Ilil’l' 'I'IIIIN' CABIN"
A I’l’tlflll 1‘0 A I!" Knit“; 'I’II IS
I". JI'WI' WHY 'l'llli" Slltllll.”
AIDIIZR‘I'IWII. WIIIIKI I! 'I’IIE
ADVAK'I'A‘": I" “ELEV!!!" I'll-
,Ir
‘ victims" camp on onrzrrriw
nor-win." can." minimum
I? I'll! PEOPLE All: NOT MAI).
AWAII 0' "I”?
Why not
Try the .
Sentinel
I Columns?
. ”“11.
Merit alone has made the reputation of
vacuums“?
Beware of substitutes. Nothing is as
good as thegcnmnefiflse no other.
unicorn.
Flag Walks,
Curb and tuner
Put down in the best manner at
the lowest price.
GRADING,
SOOINNO,
EXCAVATINO
ll Y
mmcvu virus.
A Splendid Investment
IIEIIIIIIII 6 PEII BEIII. III Iilllli
OWII Bill.
The owner has placed in our
hands for sale a limited number
of first-class building lots on
Quintard and Lincoln avenues
ythe Woodward homestead) at a
very low price, as the building
thereon wril greatly increase the
value of his remaining property.
Ilnly Slot) need be paid in ad.
valicv. the balance can remain at.
5 per cent. The party selling
this propertv is positive that
these lots will double in value in
three years, and to each purchas-
er will give a wnnm overus-
TEE to take the lot back at. the
expiration of that time at the
purchased price and allow inter-
est at 6 per cent. r annum on
the amount of ens paidthercon.
This is a reliable firstclass offer
to home builders or investors.
__ ...._ _._
COOLIOOE & LOCKWOOO.
ll ”SIS s’l’ltlilJ'. Sull‘VALIC.
Ult
Geo. Lockwood.
2 MAIS >TKEE’I'. tiiil'TH SUBWAIJC
mow
JOHN SOHIIIB I .59.!
moraine.»
It rosin-rm hr all ran-um.
A m annoy—ulna
mil-0- “ with: known
Math Math.
million who, win unto
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pave: fool: oft “m "#1::
22:23: mm “with:
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