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gotten. solo. elegant. ml
Mills.
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, re Popular
IIIIIIIIN alter having the ty-
“sonnyhadwflpoflwliyhld.
indwdto try Ayer’s !Iair Vigor.
“methadmdhsllahmtlefiho
magnum. Two more booties
Wtoutasgoodsbeulol hairs:
“on lull. On my recommendation.
mu."—-8tnphen Craig. 832 Charlotte
It. Philadelphia. Pa.
'Ayer’s Hair Vigor
Wt». .J. c Arw:9'°'.mfl.lll-
I. .
Holdsimm 3 to 20 gals.“
So. lionaIkHaIdwareCo
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:rzillllllll and NW.
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Genulnoefglcle.
Responsible parties can have sour sou
web-ate! mortorauhorsl Ill-951:3! for
TIRIIR. JIIHNSIIN R 60..
In Interns lit. Brooklyn.
ousuv PITZIR. roan I’l‘l'lei.
- . “hula-walk. _ d.
I, l’ wfisuree
memos-or
Stoves. Ranges & Heaters
lllf, sun. tom Iii .Iuor
IIIII.
-
'7.—
Hpaciai attention van to Jot-Mn Nu-
:lors will boom with promln ladeuand
work done [:in lit-Milne
at the lowest prices.
I97 NISHINRTDN 8T. RIIIDBE.
munitions. on
SILVER MEN GATHERING
Swooning Into Chicago For
Their Big Convention.
mama ran. continue souls.
Iowan! Warner Talked at For Permanent
Chairma- ~0olorado’a In; Detonation
A!!!" With Flying Colon—A tin-131.
«Over Oratory on tho Laka Shore.
031cm. July 3t.——l)etegnten to the all-
ver convention arrived in force, and the
prospects are that when the convention
meets tomorrow morning it will he one of
the largest gatherings oi the kind ever as-
semhled.
About ”0 delegates to the national sil-
ver convention had registered at the head-
qnlrters in the Montuuk block up to this
morning. but according to the advices ro-
eeived by the committee on smngerncnts
tally to times this number will be on hand
within the next 24 hours. Headquarters
will he opened this morning in the Palmer
House tor the delegates irom New York
and Colorado; at the Great Western hotel
for those irotn Montana, Idaho and Illi-
nois. and at the Antique hotel for the dete~
altos from Ohio. Texas, Indiana, Nebraska.
Michigan and California. This applies to
delegates that come alone. For those with
Jennies provision has been made attire
llotal Mecca.
Woloott Cannot Stay.
Senator Wolcott of Colorado and Con-
gressman Been oi Minnesota looked in on
the committee They tnrried long enough,
however, only to remove the dust oi travel
and take dinner and then continued their
journey to Washington.
In conversation with some oi the tonal
silvermen who were anxious that he should
remain ior the convention, Senator Wol—
eott said he iolt that he could be oi more
service to the party at the n: Itionnl capital
In view of the (act that the mnkonp oi
committees and other important matters
would command consideration during the
coming week.
Congressman John H. Reagan of Texas
also arrived at the Grand Pacific. The on-
tionul executive committee oi the People’s
party has established itseli in the same ho
tel. Only ll. C. Tanbeneck Treasurer
Rankin oi Torre llmtto and George J
Washhurn of Massachusetts, chairman oi
the eastern division oi the People' 5 party,
have so for put in an appearance and al-
though there were in consultation ior sevo
era! hours no iormai caucus will be held
WWW bulk of the committee arrives
It is understood that the Populist! tn
the convention will vigorously resist any
attempt to form any new party on the
ground that the Omaha platform concede:
‘ everything that is demanded by the silver
lies, and thnt as n consequencethe lutter
could not do better than to mute into the
Populist (old in u body.
The leading olive-rites already on the
ground moreover are strongly uplil'hul to
any inflammatory or domanogiu homo.
goes under the cover of the convention.
They want it, they any, to be u suitor. mint
and deliberatiw hmly, null if Governor
Waite or any otiun shnuhi undertake to
repeat their recent wild utterances they
will speedily be cnliuidouu mitlbtlil to
the rear.
Senator Stewart of Net-min is the moat
mentioned for pennnnent chairman by
the western people. but u growing tenth
merit hns developed in furor oi iieueral
Warner as permanent chairman. Pearls
entertained that ii a western rusn ht made
permanent chairman impression will go
abroad that the convention is being mean
IillflNII'holly' in the interest of western
mine owners, and ior this reason many oi
the delegates prrier General Warner
A Charaderistte Silver Speeds.
About. an laboring men gathered on the
lake (root to listen to to silver address by
Carl Brown, meal the dehuates from Cal.
iiornis, and who styles hi self national
recruiting 0mm of the In atrial Legion
of the United Sum.
Bo declared that ‘tho it‘lllllituri got the
W on the mnnlry during the our and
that they had kept them riveted ever since.
an white men misy were in a worm
Milton under Kinz Gold than thi- slum I»
M the war were under King ( otton. luv the
latter were assured oi plenty to rat and a Iisy' I
holidayma- and then. There were tin-w that
W lemme liberals!» a “alumni and
I MUM Ii this were true then llt'i’iflllii
Arnold.“ henesint in heaven. As for the
“gt-3:303,“ at Bullsnrl‘s hail-kw» will“
00w” G 0 I" M It)" ( I D
Imperial rule-tibial???“as»:i t the {marl bull
mu"! t HEM-Ur nlbe
Jaeksouisn Inmocm.
daelared the speaker who Iran in
smelled. had degenerated into a
suction min which the riahts and
(I! the people wen Moved and sold.
in. this. however. the pineal all
wreaths-It he amt tuvrafly rm.
:3...“ m the M" “unlit-3.1:
[twa-
M on.“ It In sue a way as to thin
mm that ”title was a bulwark and s
tetwseathswsstvessee than that world
deprive the-oi their rights.
Item lea Arrive.
“filling delegation which
mired wuu- Senator Thomas at.
Met the Rocky Mountain News,
who-sloth brilliant tight in the last
convention ior a Iver
isms-pee
atthellrrat
wees «tom of the met train. both or
rem Comm July stars.
at mass
BACK FROM A PEST HOLE.
lad 'l'atap ~Proin Junta. When Idio-
l'ever Rages.
NEW Your; July Ill ~The British steam-
ship Dorset limped into port a cripple.“
it required the n . 2 3M oi “:li
tons to to“ he I ., I.i'f Ilnl'k in Brooklyn.
The Dorset it. v Lilli} handicapped. Ber
boilers were lien-Itin- and leaked lib
warning pot-.5 The plates parted “the
seams, her ruin-a gave out, the cylindal
allowed the hietttll to escape through wide
apertures. and more than once at loathe
big strnmuhip was forced to call into use
her spread of contra! In order to keep her
head on to the seas and while her old boil-
ers were helm; patched.
In addition to these drawbacks theDorI-
net's crew was sadly depleted by the rav-
ages of yellow lever. Her chief engineer,
Richard Peters, was about the that to Imo-
cumh to the terrible Yellow Jack. This
was on Jun. 8. having been stricken s iew
days before and while the vessel was lying
at. Santos.
The chief mate, 5. W. Page, had died
two tinys before, nndin rapid succession
followed the deaths of the donkey engine
man, You tle'r Winged, null-l. W. Corbett,
on American skipper, who a short time
before taking {We on the Dorset had
abandoned his sailing ship. Amy, in San-
tos. llis crew had been carried oil by the
dreaded disease. It was impouihle tote-
cure another in Santos, and after his res
sol hml been riding at anchor in Santos
bay ior nearly a year. and only niter he
hints?“ had been taken down with yellow
fever, did he decide to nbundon his ship
and return to the north.
In the meanwhile, during his enforced
stay in the hmpitnt in Snows, where he
subsequently told Captain Couch of the
Dorset he hurt been more treated like A
dog than a man, the natives who live
along the shore swarmed aboard his ship
nud looted her of everything oi value.
The cargo was carried away piecemeal,
and when the pirate» leit the ship she was
pmcilr’allyllisnmntlfil. Nothing remained
hm the hull and the masts. and it was in
thi. muditinn that Captain Corbett Ionnd
his veswi when he returned after his dis»
charge (mm the hospital. Every member
of his crew was dead, his ship dismantled,
with no illitxls to prepare her for sea, no
posniiliiity of procuring number crew and
rectum: on satisfaction from the nuthori
lil‘s ill Santos to “hunt he complained.
Captain I nrhett took passage home on the
nor-mt ll tnnku l‘tlr tint" and died at no.1
MR M' NAUGHTON' S DEATH.
Died in I'Mlago rri the New York little
1*. Ilr Iluilcliu‘.
l'lili'Miit, July It! .~—>§umtor McNaughton
died In tiu- NI-w York Slntc building at
the World's inir groundl.
llunnhl .‘lrh‘mlglnon was born in Illum-
i-vrd, town of \i'hentlnnd, Monroe county.
March 2.». I'~:s.r From :1 clerk in onrly life
lit‘ prrprtmi hintwli {or the legal protea-
sinm, i‘urix': lino mn-truciion III the
livvlu-urr ‘llal Slut-2 Lino railroad, and
aim -iin r ‘ t‘I-m. he was secretary and
In new. r ut {rm Imupnny. mm It trustee of
t'm- I'mtrtl l nion Slur-nae nnd Transier
«up. I; u.’ it whats-r trustee of the key.
‘ y ‘ _rv~‘. 'u-ut ni tin SIn‘Itixh my-
. r, and M‘cmtnry oi the
ii I« th'ill «dirty, lie was
‘ I" ml in Vtuniunl. hue.
.w i. .. ! I‘lrf.
. \ 'i' tit‘ II“) (in 'whole in 1% over
I.’ at lill n Ilutul in I‘M) over
, ...;n .t Sutherland, declined n-notni-
Fm: ion In 1:92, (It‘ll-“ltd lryJolIn Van Voor-
lu I I t
i'..'l
im.
11-. ior congress in [Whopwinted Chit!
i‘Yi‘i‘lill't‘ utliccr of New York state eu-
hilnit nt World's inir April 1mm lie
was um- of the most popular citizen. in
Rochester
uhot Ills Man. ‘l‘hrn Dropped Iliad.
im mun: July il- 'I‘mm Marshal T.
.l i'iml :«Ini ltlwanl Guillermo tough,
shut illitl htliui with other on Twenty-
righth street In l'nrklnml an incorporated
Mnlnlriv of Louisville. The marshal hail
phmul two of Graham's cows in the pound,
and lirohnm broke the gate down and let
tin-In out lilnIIk. who is a while haired
nmn vi 70, secured a warrant and attempt-
ml to tone it on Graham, who resisted.
iivnllmu wpl'netl ll". and Muslin“ lllunk
lumen In about also. lie brought Graham
to tiw ground ot the “cold shot. Graham
mined up. however, and aiminght the old
mart-till“ ulmt Ilillt iuthe breast. The game
old man MI. but IlrI'Iv himself up to his
him». HllHl iirulmm near ill. lit“?! and
MI Im'k tli'i’lll, iirolmmnttempted torise
but the Iltnl’tslifll u bullet hml touched a vi-
tal up!!! and he, too, in ii beck dead.
Lvfl a lland Car on the ka.
(rum Isttw, N [July 3I.-—A train
from 1th illIlue over the ties lleaeh rail-
road to i'ortey Island came near lain;
wmtml. mui 1m [mngm had a narrow
escnpe from death or injury. Three
Brooklyn men were arrested ior piecing a
hand our srnmthe track. They were II.
E. titan: oi illl Tiller! “not, (learn
iiprinxrr of 2-» Pacific street and Fatwa"!
llilleuui lih‘ Baltic stmt. Thule“ the
hand one at Kings highway just ”the
train w.» rounding the eons.
A“
t 7 lat‘
NIMIMM PM”, July in mlhtaetlva
imnrles Heidelberg of inspector Nebula-
lin s stall. New York, announces the an
mt iii Toronto"! Iirmson ll. M,
ii}. former inmkkerper 01 ll. ll. salmon &
(70., l'ib Hunt slmt New York who, in
ilewiwr we, forged the firms name to
aim in in tin,- extent of will) and skipped
uttt Ikoecke mated to more without
extradition proceedings
Aaothn Matti Antennae Mat-lbw
III ”as Atoms, July lib-«The radicals
have begun a mototionsry arms in
the provinces of Borneo Ayrar and Beats
Po. and lighting has been going on In fl
town-in the first named province sine.
daybreak yr-terdsy. hermit-g to all-
rim solar received the insurgent-seem
to he victorious. Time was
lighting at timerio, the battle l-ting six
hours.
1". m .0"
WILKEHIIABEII. I’s July ti. «A- y
engine on the two divisime: oi the
it Valley rail ran a
in“: near Mshsuuy ”City. swam
hen-so master. new 1. Wk, eea~
“such Chunk. were quite badly injured.
hott- raqisa wm who.
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“MIDI“
Mthsiruhibitetnm
SOLDIERS WENTHIIIIIIRI
New Jersey Militiamen Con:-
plaiu of Their Retions.
FOOD WAS 80AM!!! AND 933! BAD.
Mlle-II nm‘l‘lnosabsyaadalya-
terious Substitute for Come, Wistek Was
rm lteemlud~flwy lay There Was
an Attempt at Economy.
.II-zto'cr Cm. July 3t.~'I'he chem is
made that New Jersey does not give her
:itimi soldiers enough to out when they
ire in camp. Queer stories are being told
about the manner in which the boys oi the
Fourth New Jersey regiment \vere treated
last week whileservlog their state to Camp
“'ertn, Sea Git“. Complaints were riie
that the healthy appetites of the militia
were unsatisfied and they were compelled
to look nice on empty stomachs, Sonto
harrowing tales hnve been circnlnted about
the gnatronomicnl powers oi the Jersey
soldiers and the oieprivntions they were
iorosd to Miller.
in the first place there was no vinegar In
comp. All the week the soldier boys took
their appiejuck coolers regularly and
flirtfil with the pretty girls down the
bench with becoming Hudson county do
corurn. but when it came to entingcucnrn-
hers and tomatoes without vinegar the
xoilant lsIls of the Fourth kicker! w intol-
hly that even Founder Iirmiicy, tho Nswnb
oi Ashury Park, could hear the rumbling
along the coast.
The absence oi \inI-gur was first laid to
the regiment' » quurtcrmnster. Alvin ll.
Gmil, who dates his mnilwhen nthomo
irom 50 Highland nrenue, Jersey City.
But it wnu not lnmz la- -!ure the blame was
Iillllletl to the brnnd slmuldcrs of Quarter
muster General lhvnneily, who hails iron:
Newark.
"RON Not Like "so Coffee.
The milk in crimp. the men said, was
good enough. What then- wns oiit, but the
quantity we.» homily rutilcicnt ior the suck
his pup which l.‘mopany it wanted to
adopt Th: n nguln the door run out on
Saturday and ( alum-l Abernethy nascom
‘lt' lied to put np some of his own hard
earned cash to finial: out with. This Iva
very kind oi the colonel because his moss
had the luxuries of the I-emom. lint he
would not nmrch inlly by and see his coin-
Ineml wutl- r in! fluur.
" 'ltellynu “hot it is, ‘ said a private oi
the l‘.ourth that rodeo was more than
suspicious. W hy. they timed It up in the
cook 5 tent or in the quortennaster gen-
eml sdepsrtmont or somewhere else and
iii. It cvllee Wm slight“! and milkld helm
it rmclmi us. “new, who! stutl
“There was II loud mlillor some Janey
i ity chickory or some coil-moi thevlntags
oi tilts—4m)- thing: in tact, except the myr
tirious liquid which bore the brand oi
Quartermaster iirui‘i."
“You ner', it‘s this way," said another of
the l'ntrrtlt's men. “Our quortermmter
has too runny imm in the tire. Now. he is
rmnmry oi the imurtt of “location. has
cimru oi flit rifle rung. «loop at “stop at
£4 Inlay. and his Uilit'fillllll" Im- numer-
uus nmi In: “the. lie 4 Ir Iifirnt fellow
commit, but hr illil nut devote time stifli-
c‘n-nt to pl'tlpt riy ltftllnfl the men while In
camp It was. iriui ste nit for hwnkiast
irlul anti :Ilt inr dinmr. tried ntmk for sup-
per liltil Illlitt vlittu, ditto ior All the dnys.
And put to think 0! It'——thI thermometer
away ltpln lmln the shade. alsmI breeze
blmvlnu sud Ihedrudly mosquitoes“!!!—
ing in by the billion.”
Two Inch lieu-awry.
The Male Appropriate-a 00 cents a day for
the lullblfllt‘NICi ni melt utilitlnman, and
they any that ii that son: were properly
handh- II it would give the soldiers a much
better aprfld than was lumlshal last
week.
"Quartermaster General llonuelly. " one
than Nlllhtketl, "mm {wflwd oi the
mnk'umhtmm ru makes record foreeoa
umy,amlhnlidlt at the expense oi the
m, who won not in a wanton to reinoa
rtrhte. 'I'ite mtiona Verena) scanty lira! a.
may thv turn consumed iterative hall.
for I 1 ll“, lntore supper. They at.
everything lw-lut't: them, anti when the Inst
crumb hmi illMp‘I‘ImN the men took to
drinking «at "Will water' and tilled up on
that dirt.
Many hsmln oi wster were «mounted
when nomeiltintt more substantial should
have been furnished.
It to well munuh to give the militiamen
a taste of rouuh earnp life, but his load
should he wholesome, palatable and shroud
ant Ii QueremIsster General Donnelly
raved a low Iluilars to the stat-perhaps he
has uairml the III will of this entineom-
man». limimrutsl Quartermaster first!
wan careless, too, in making his "quiet.
lions well With all his “prim he
ought to easily gauge the appetiteoi the
average Jersey City soldier. but he lulled
In that he did not onlnsdonhte ratios
day for each luata Numbered the
Fourth take the palm luv loud count-lb.
'l'tu mailer will he oilicislly Investigated.
Another oar-n.- W M.
(‘nu son. July at. «The only mum,
hotel and rwItsnrant, State and Indiana
tired». was rinsed hytheshsril Ann
result immplttym are throw-hat with
considerable back pay owing them, and
many oi them without the price oi a loo-i
orb-d. Upm state haunti- sum
thnmt stunt the“ has-rad doors. a»
11:0 maul-ethnical—
New Yuma, J at. «The Units-II States
patent lisnni on, which is at the
Brooklyn navy not. sails today ior the
”dimmers. iler minio- shrssdis to
nWhrcommandn to law the
chemo also». in titles or Ameri-
can missionaries in
lasted Var-saw II Dasha.
Pam, N J. July n—lm
Gardner, sirwelsr . “Mantle-sush-
aid hub! were frightfailyhurasd at“
Mflifltraiglt etreet maple-tan
afield-swimming;
u Gites-e
thnIyM.-—Csriisal
hitter”, Pa. Theafllaalwillm
thenrmesoa the oeesstoa eiths
nur&WMamlflqllb
”meters-earnest.
FRANCE AccE'Pi's‘.” ‘
liaas's Alleged cue-euro.» hm
Iatlsibotevy to the Cabinet.
narrator, July 81.-tultlo the govern-
ment oi Siam smpted without reservations
France's ultimatum, it not-ind previously
the assurance that the kingdom would
notho dismembered until sitar the non-
xideratiou by all powers concerned oi
l'rauee's demand ior the torrllory ll'lwcell
the eighteenth and "wow third i: :IrIIIelo
It is somewhat return; Me i .m I». lore!
Prince Vsdhsnm Sim ~ in
Paris, could have row in" , . mm
Ioseorpt the ntIinmmn:. I. .ip's
refusal to magniurhc l.‘ . I.~
:omr known in thin cit y.
TheblecksdeisstlliInn‘rm x y th-v
Forfalt, Lotln, lnconrt ._. it: i m'm» mu!
Lion. The liritlnh “null-1w i’..l':-.- moi
Swift. remain at the .‘i mm Mr. iii-«ill»
Illehlmrltatleiimlin. The llfll‘fili unrem-
ment "mil lmn been allowed to puns, but
mercantile contwwucionm with Stunts-av
firm» has been cut oil. An t'ilort in mult—
ing. therefore, to render efficient an over-
land postal service Vin 'l'nvoy and Raw
goon.
ilenr Admiral Hutnaun has arrived at
Kabul-Chang. hi. l’avle remnins at the
some port, as oil negotintions sulmptent
to the rupture hove been carried on direct-
ly with Paris.
The French have seized the Siamese
mail steenrer Lhnntalmon and the lion;
Kong stenntcr l’IIra Chuln, withtflllChi-
new aboard her. 'lhe l’hrrt (‘hula evenin-
nlly was allotted to Lin-I her [ii-sunsets
ruul can“) at Bangkok. She will sail ior
iinng Kant: 1min).
Ill tin» Itritiah almmera rendered idle by
I'm- blockade I ’ are in the tnule with Hong
Km“, eight in the trade with Singapore
and one in the trade with Bombay.
'lhe french Accept.
l'.\lll.<, July at e A cabinet meeting, with
l'l’t"llll_‘ill t‘urnot presiding, wu- held at
tlw Ely-a.» The decision was that Slam‘a
all: r in v out-mic the Ilclnumis oi Stern’s ul’
tlmmum be accepted.
HATRED OF l-IDKE SMITH.
The Secretary "turn”! in Lill‘y Became oi
Dropped I’m-alone.
l'nmssrm'rn, it, July ill—Secretory
linke- Smith era-i hung; III efllxy hy the en—
maul ciliwm of Rome, a little townoi
\tlltiltt! county, '2" ntllex from this c'ity. A
numlnr oi petitions hurl been suspended
before. The climax um I‘l'iMlllil when the
pstwlull of J. i. llwetl, a votlrnn oi the
line "ltn'll'lfll and Tenth lliino'nt cavalry.
ugmi Ki yczm WM dropped.
iir llmi' a pinion Willi his Mlle support.
_“ hen he receivui the newsoi hie suspen-
stop he tmme a raving maniac. The
nrmufil cities-n». led by John F,urnier a
Demurmt, proposal to hang Smith in
elligy. Uvr‘r Lulu people. irrespective oi
purl) affiliation». ammhied to participate
in the cerenmuy.
It "its intended to burn the president in
effigy also. but wiser Counsel-0 prevailed.
A platform on» rrI-ch-II ortthe public Intui-
in; mid several ”leeches were rumie. Alter
a procession hull marched through the
hunt, hen-led by It brass hand. the elligy
mu hung mni nllt‘l’WIYll't burned.
THE BASEDALD scones.
NATIUNAIJLKAHI’E GAMES,
At hustsrilio gttrnt Hamil it. n. It.
Imulmlle I t l u o I n o o 1n|n i
l'lutixmati o 2 z 1i I t o I» i 2 Li I
.‘lrttiiu'. litmrnim: not! Grim; I'nrmll null
lluvphy. l‘mpm Say-ior.
ih‘t'nnll ilflltlm II. II. V.
[Antisviile ............ 0 2 I) II o 0 n 3 7 |
(infirm-tin ...... D it I l) 0 I) n I It I.
licrnmlnxaud Iirim; King and Vaughn. I'm.
“to linyvlei’.
Al i‘ltiragrr—
I. II. I.
('ltlt‘wu “30:32 i znnnon a u 4
“Litmus" . I o I .3 .I n I no U u I o I: l
Sir-till), Munch owl I‘v'lmwr; l’larrhmn and
thirteen. l‘mplrv llurtst.
EASIER. LLMII ll (AXLE.
At thank» » II. In.
Hutztgjeld....z o o 9.10 I. 2 n Illa I
mom ........ ozouuiuutsvs
lllhu and liyan: l‘Nwr nmi itmi l’mpirr_
t-‘wtwl’iwuuol.
SA “Ulla“. LEMII I IT lhlrllit)
Pt I
('Ililtw Womb-i Cl (' lube. Wnu lmi i.
hm Ts’i L". It New lurk .47 4! .634
I’ltihul ipa 49 L1! Ml Si. ”Louis . if; ll .3]
Pillsbury: to :t.’ sermons». i3 .3.
(Irwin-ml II :II .wlimuuum 3i « lac
Itrmklyn W 3‘ ’Iiél \‘aaltln r'lutl I? All)
C'lhtinltrtti” 1r. w .lrt lniilnltr _'.l to gut
1h I‘ayia' tailor a “killer.
PATIERMN. N J, July (It ~A III-inim-
(ion of Mimi-ii lit» Inn discovered In the
cashaf the first Nntiouai bank uI this
city. Abram Far-ion, the paying teller,
was arrested and committed to the county
jail. The money was taken irosr Iour
pack-Kr! containing ”I!” each. 'I‘m dol
lav hills were abstracted irorn than and
replaced with one dollar hilla. ’llu do-
iauittng idiot in 50!an old and unmar-
ried, lie has been connected with the
hank tor a! yearn. lie admitted that he
was mwasiirlr ior the loss oi the money
and asked that he he committed to prison.
sent- 4.:- been». (float...
Amualrsu. N. Y.. July ill. — ilsnIlford
a Sons” carpet mills shut downum st tenet
two weeks. and posolbly longer. Ttryenr
play 2, on hands. The tollowiuu rolls and
factories have also tin-«1:11;. \ on An»
weep Knitting mills. indefinitely; Jtrhnsou
Knitting Cowper r Illlll. two weeks;
mm Ewing works. one week. and ill-via
9m mill at loltoaville two work
Will Alta-I the Dean law Am
the Fascists). July ”drama. I).
mortise, attorney iortheifhinese strum
panin, states that. in connection with
Joseph (.1:qu of New York and other
counsel. below-paring tomshaseeoud
lost at the constitutiousfltyoi the flurry
Chi-ear mistle- law at the Im
lain oi the United Bistro sine-pa
sears.
”have lala a .3 llaal.
wmr. Kn. July It About...“
currency
Mesa”.
flWi-pevtam is 'e
to stews-stolen n
In “I. n“
IIiiEllilliiiliillilllilliill
“dc-am
‘svoves.
Tl N WA RE
dallkinds.
Hillier it all its Bunches.
Hill. SlilllN I’IIIIBERS SIIPPIIES
T. S. IIIINALIISIIN,
South Norwatk. 'l
Mysterious New Yorker Who Is
3 Terror to Young Women.
Ila Was Standing In a Crowd About a
“reel Preacher, Who- lilra Ila-rd the
Quip o! the Clippers tihears, and I'll-
Dina Ila-ed "all list flair.
Ktzw Yams, July dim—Tho mun whoclips
girls' hair in the stmztu nppenred Inst
night at an outdoor “cram! till-«ting on the
southwest norm-r ui Eighth avenue flllll
Thirtietli street and cut oil It black braid,
one of too imlonging to Nellie MI Ilonnld.
Nellie is It! )‘I'uhi tilt! and lit-re with and
supports III-r widowed Iuothcr. Their
apartments are on the second Hour of the
tenement at 43.} “ est' l'nenty'ilith street.
Nellie is short, buss good looking: face
and block eyes, and her hnir—tlm hall that
i» leit oi it ”-ie raven black and unusually
long. i-lhe worked as a house servam in s
Inquly or liti‘t Eighth avenue. She is going
to Imrry ifhnries Rustler, a young mo
chnniz of .‘M Sou-nth nunue
[ \ellie llpt nt Sunday with the iamily she
works ior, uud last u‘r-uinuniter supp“
not out to Witlk to her homo Ilnwn Eighth
nvcnue. Slit: Wot‘t’ :- spotless gown oi tig-
urt-d mull and jnunty hut.
.-\r. the pinned the corner oi 'i'birtletlt
atrI-et site wow attracted by to group stami-
img on ler‘ rum: r about It drool preacher.
Site mingled with the l'fllwll. but took no
notice oi the irulividuul appearance oi any
our. She moved into the midst oi the
crowd :uul thinks now that she was
edited to tho front by sulltt‘ pr rwn with
malice nfnrvtimugltt.
“laud 0M III-nit].
.‘ll‘! lliill‘lltvklil immune interested in the
illbi‘vllim' oi the Itti~niutmry.nIIIl. although
uhe remrmln in now that alto, hertnln did.
It— uin put r vi one. Ir», ahepaltl nonttemlon
in it ill! n \ Ivam-nt nill wrunrli when
Ill" turm it- P 2;» sh:- till, m ~hc any-vs, that
sum: lining w. w or in: Mill hor lmir File
haclhml u Ii oz...» up in HM long braids
The) were rullul up and iunclmd tight
tum. 3i 1‘. but L I»! her he td
There ua-rn two lvmzr‘lua, Itml site lnumi
“I It llu- immit on the right ~ide was gone.
llii-illti‘ilt'r Iy slur qukmi on Ilwgruuntl null
saw iur im‘Ir lynx: Iin-n- 1mm She “us
iriulttuml site harm and picking up her
hair. lflil’ltul oti w tthnm saying it wont to
anybmly
She run straight to the house- oi her
sva-tl.r..r! mnl twirl him about llt'l‘ lass.
llt' moi. hr; in IL.- Wo—t 'i'lurttelh ntrcul
muluu hm: “in-rt tiny saw Surgeon!
Sher-Imp » girl mil «i :r mun hm] «nod
..: in rt: llllt‘ I r \utl .unl :I “mm
:m nu lli‘ '1'lr r
She em. 1 run! own n'IIwmII-r whether
the man “2n nn her right or hit. or any-
thtm: nimut him. Sim will she hrs-I not :In
enmity in lev' “’llrl'l, nn-I rnulll not till 4k
ni any rmwm “lit' atnylymly simulvl “amt
to ruin IJ‘I' lmir.
.‘siv lilt'lt'nal .l ll“t'n, the lr'AIlr-rwf
I:Iw':r1:,~:I:-i Ilw- int-blunt mtm lmvn no-
curt . Mllwl' tilint'v i'nliuxmn
\‘dirril't‘ltli’l', \t‘im l-Jl'l tiw'l‘hiriir-th street
ptfll. lnukmi rim-ugh the rrnm! inr sitar
pi. inn. tli.l’1ii"|’l“, irnt illllltl not find any
lli'.‘ll"t Lt'kv l‘~\‘.lli wwml lrt‘ruuni iu
the I'hIH‘l, inn Trulr-I In get Itnyimti)‘ who
had H‘t'll tl-r nilnir. lt flppelthtlhi'li the
cram] uR~ Ininlly llil'liiiltlfiail by the in-
I‘lllt'lll, and the- wrvilw worn l'l’llllilllf‘fl rm-
III the rime wuhmu interruption.
In. tho IIIuht oi July ll Min-I Junie
H'Nril, who tin-s in West Forty-eighth
flim‘l, hull hrr hzrir «limo-(I Ivy :1 man at
Furry-I Iglttit hlfl‘t'l owl l'lizliiit avenue.
lite
«n st‘iit.‘
Lynch-rs lndleie-L
Mnlrms, July Ill wi‘imrh-s l'myst‘r and
Phil limit» {tiltl .lltLt' t YXI-nl. thrvv Mtitpiwl
l’tli'llq'h, Imu- iwn mulit‘tul It) the umml
jury II i~ moiwr tum! that Sheri“ Mellon
lion and won-mi ullxrrx llith‘ elm hes-It to»
dirt“! nnII Will I!» I'trnvtted tlulity.
”Iain- l‘unhlnr m- the em- Clan-I.
lil Htln, .luiy ill The l’lflt‘l‘lttinl tratla
la Ittjut :u: :I Mg lmmn. Alumni): the (”Mini
3..“ must-«I jihtlrl'illillushr'l-l vi grsun out
"I Nlilllt’tlit ~inrr the ripening, twin.- the
nluututt in date III-It war.
I .tlurllr “la-It": Imlt‘uyl'el.
IAININIS, July iii ~A dispatch to Tilt,-
Timur from angttnt myutlmt the Italian
('othuiio rulvmm nt Mir-II You“, in milm
imm llauknw. In“ ltrt'n destroyed by n...
“nylon-rs.
The first New Ina (tones ll.
TAI'IISM. July 'JI. ~~TIIu~ ship (flsvmre ii.
llemrnt united innit Yoknhomn laden
with 3,500 tons ui tm. It in the first mm"
oi the two I'rup oi ten to reach an Aim-ti»
ran port.
"taller-r! ,tlysirrlmuty Murdered.
Glimmer-m r, ’I'ea.,.luly ui.~itmi itmrh
and Jimmy Ilotwh, hrotimn. while III work
on their iarm were shot down without a
wont oi worm»; by tome one unknown.
A M, at level Rivera.
SAKTA Pr. N M. Jul! at. ”At Haven
itivers. willy musty. James- Barrett oi
“1...", i) , shot dead two gmlm, James
ileum and Jerk Iiolohan.
TM Inwlhal umt'l I’D-h
le You. July ruffle Nawah oi
llampnr Ilvuve Ihvmurh ('nnlral park and
up lllvrrsidr drive In tienrrsl “root’s
tomlv
“lira map. I‘ rap res-Is» Wolh
In “Hill. A t'.. July 9!. «The gram
ryopnrvrr looked liner at this season than
it «ion thin year
SHORT METER TELEGRAMS
Humi- William is the [not oi Queen
Victoria wt (inborn-I.
“renew pool rum» law in Connecticut
gun lt‘io riirot this week.
Consul Emmet at Brnyrns cables to
Whirl-[ton that cholera raisin in that
part
it". Iiv. Ilylanee oi New York. whohsa
been serionely ill at Hilbert»), X. 1., h
likely to ram .
fiensyovoilewport. ll. 1., tendered
theirs-sols oi the city to the vifltim
llamas-swollen
Theilrumhnsrd ottrarishasseel
tumumeathsilm Q“
‘lhaznrpst mills “Yeah-rs. H
“momentum
Amusesvlsulaatts‘rmton, It.
.1..me mm!-
rm“ Western-Wm
mm: war one BLACK Brim. '
Y. 1W
J. D. JENNINGS.
W Ilia '08 our -»
Every Saturday luring.
W
rue mm streamer? or
FRESHiSAlI FISH
“1".1'0 BI WIND 'a'
Imported Oils.
’ , Peas.
Sardines.
ORDER” DILIVZI'IBD PROMPI'LY.
Hunt&lelufi,
mom, not.
Fresh IEBEIIBIES [on Morning iii“
Nearly all of the Stuart Yeah
promised to be 18““ and take
never seen oil orwslk.
$3;le 0.“. NEWM-
gin-C. Jihand mefll“
lawn-o
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me! n . me
win he alhwesl '
reatrletlm nature sin “CI-trees
Ml oniyh in Clue-es t. sad.“ ‘Iassea
0|! if ll“ “37!.
fraction! therwt. not Including sailing master,
3!me
LA.
HAND“!!! CUPS AND l’IlIZl-S IN 00w.
wrest andunder. Silver up to first.
or
so
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a.
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J") and lainsall. ll feet and under.
Us» “flee-II Boat-1t
tie-mud Prise will he given in any class startlnfim less than It
more!
be that ado
A. and B. Unis
ore than one man {or eve
gIslond Bound it". ’
[zit in thug Regatta. Somali!”
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Ivy the Horwahofl' Schedule. No shitl—
rietlonao in otlu
[bond Mninsaii in ('lauses (Y. and
yet-er BeaumaycarryJithinu-iuand’rnp—
vy three tent of selling ength or
ileum.FlvsIllutowlndwrrdorlmoduutrout Entnmferfil
Entrance Foo must he in IlIo' Mods" oi
urds‘ut tagwuhum fintry Blanks will but
thrICmnmittee by 9 o 'clork a. m" flat—
hsd upon prllcatinn Ilsea called
”WARD or FRANCIS Blillll'l'l'. South Nome“, Con.
A Great
Appetizer. .
Ask for
B-L
Tobaccos.
.—.——...
Helps Digest
Your Food.
A Delicate
Delicious Chew
‘2:le
Makes an every-day commence of an
old-lime luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrurmimxs (3m. Highest
award :It all Pure Food Expositions. Each
package makes two large pies. Avoid
Imitations— and insist on having the
NONE SUCH brand.
IERRELL & SOULE. Syracise. N. Y.
n12 lv
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Offices. 4‘ in Main Street,
IIIMBPOU'I'. CONN.
BABY outliers
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NINIIIIIITIIIIEIIS PRIIlES.
From ”to Wuhliflmtstleooi
running :tan; a." sun ‘ med. Ital-lama
on finer Hell ml. Our assort—
ment of u not laldiaa is extension.
I whole in constant uteri-nee. who wll
Iri-tn .a‘tshon um"... . M l-
mlm'hodiv'eu sites.“ Mg:— II ".‘nmto' ' mum."
pore-W ete.
F. BOYLSTON.
ROWAY’I‘ON. ill-t mat» ll- IL Balms.”
W: I; ADOUGLA‘
as soon ms».
In our numb-a our.
”‘hhlflwu I
ab.
seer-d
WW amino:
J. Suharto at Ben.
ash-shawl
”€800.01”an
Undertaker.
tlmm
Norwallt.
5:40 p.
250
able rates.
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and we
Guarantee
that the
work
will be
done with
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and
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Place,
South
Minotaur-Hirsute!”
RI )TImlN POINT—10:45 a. m,; 12:15,
-———"—r
-—-——— EXCURSION FARE ——»—— 25c.
.-..._.._.._A-......W ~«..J. 4-..-
RIITIIII PRINT STEAHEII
REGULAR TIMETABLE.
STEAM ERSYLVAN SHORE
Leaves
SOUTH NORlVALK—lilfl) and II: 'lu a. m
. , 2M). 3:120 and
22“, 5:003:11th 6:3” p_ m.
Steamer can be chartered for moonlight excursion at. reason—
How is hit Time
~ , Fill: ~
gROOT BEER.
Thayer’s Root Beer Ext.
ilnly iic per Bottle.
Makes the finest and most de-
licious drink imaginable.
IIIIE RIIIIIE MAKES 5 BIL
Full Directions With
Each Bottle.
.‘xT ~~
Iomlinson’s Pharmacy
mi if
on. F. w. D‘AAMIE’IT.
POST OFFICE BUILDING.
South Norwalk.
Conn.
Painless Dentistry
Tr“t -th tilled nml inure. tuiu ithnut min.
1 mm: anti lirlrtw- Work,
BMS'I'HK'I'J)!’ 'I'I'IB‘I'H ON RED RUBBISH
$3 so
So better mule no matter how much you pay
Teeth extracted without pain
tilts». t ttiluu-d Air or Ann-hone).
’l'eo- ill a [tam-d,
Teeth titled with Amalgam We
Th: til tilled with Platinum, - ' 75c
Teeth illiml with Gold .lJI) am. up
All it ork ilusnnleed.
Olliroopeh from I a. la. until it p. in.
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AND
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llimldin Lynn IssaJlm that t flea,
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