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for HISTORY or A DAY out Ilt
toss AAAAenAttts.
Crisp Accoutils lgcembig 6AM Events
outlined From the Highways and Byways
of typical Connecticut Towns
According to our NorA‘valk exchanges,
in all .robability pretty lit-ll Island will
buanno the licenn Grove of Uomtoctiout.
A.moventent has taken definite form for
the introduction of religious assemblies
on this restful isle. Already a tent has
been donated for the purpose by a zeal-
ous New York lady, in which services
will be oondnctodon Sundays at first.
About the middle of July there will be
inaugurated a series of services toi last
an entire week. Among the prominent
supporters of this admirable movement
is the Rev. it. A). Sherwood, of South
Norwalk, a native of Ridgelleld. The
enterprise willdoubtless grow in import-
ance with each passing yA7ar.-—Ridgolleld
Press.
Mrs. Elizabeth Becker, _widow of
l7‘rederick Becker. of Benton street, Aiit'll
, yesterday in her sechRy-lll'th year.
The funeral will be held Sunday at 2}
o'clock, at the house.
Miss Agnes Bryant, Miss Amelia Wil-
A7,7,AAx Miss Mario Keith and Miss Estella
Whitney have completed their first
youris course at the New Haven Normal
school.
The Dunbar-y News says Norwalk ox-
pccts to have ,a baseball team to send to
Drabury next month.
At the Fairfiold county eonventimt of
the Woman's Christian 'l‘omperanA-c
Unionin7l)auhury. Mrs. Al. 17‘. Waters,
of South Norwailt was elected superin-
tendent ol'. ‘ \Aoth.
steamer
Nor-
Thc OVA-Aland crew of the
llawthortr- has returned to South
walk with Air“ truck and horsrs.
WalteH‘ailA-At. with iii.‘ mother
sister, have moved to llarpt Art L. l.
and
BaAAAcavaLE
Miss Florence L’Ai: AAlA', of New .YAArk
city, spAAAta t7 W days wilh hrr anal.
Mrs. (3. ll. Morelioose.
Mrs. A‘, l7], l-IAnAAAAAns, of NA7w York
city, \'i.\lfl'll for a week with law mother,
Mrs. G. N. Webb, and herbrolla-r, .t.
H. Williams
Mrs. (A. N. Webb spent (Fin-May with
her son‘s family. at .l. ll. thliams'.
Guests at Mrs. Andrew Godfrey's
this well: were Misses (it'l‘lll‘ (hult'rey.
Minnie Aiilhvrl and Joseph llalliwAzll.
77’lllrs. Harah Mead is at inane. having
spent some lllllt' with tin-l family of
JAN-[Ah llilA it;‘,lll :At lliA‘A 'li7 l.l
Mrs. Edward 'l'iAA,7AAAp.~7A,AtA is visiting
friends at Seymour.
Slate Tennis Tournament.
At the slate tuni'tmaa-al in lridgr-
port. 'l'hnrsday. the first game lAA7tAA7A7-7n
Arthur 'l7‘oole, of New llavcn. and h‘am-
uel llawlA-y, 7ol' Bridgeport, was ensily
Won by Food, 6-", 0-1. Home lillhhil'h’,
All l‘ll'ltlgcpul‘l. AlA7l'A‘AllA'd A\. H. lit ill, of
Yale, and it hm liui'eilard, of N‘All'WSlili.
won from 1". J). Howard. of Yale. 4.371,
l7 2. ..._.....w.........._-_._.._,__
The Captain Missed ltts Watch.
.7\ party of twelve llAAAAinu‘y lied Mm
went tiA Houth‘, NAAA'AA'AAllA, 'l‘uemiay for a
trip on the Sound. 'l‘ln7y embarked on
the yacht Marnnrtlr and had a pleasant
trip across the Hound. Just before the
boat l'l .AA'lAA'd South Nurwalli in the 77A‘A7lt-
log one of the pm}: till-'A'llVl'l'l'li a
Amt hanging in th77 cabin ofllAA- IA.A,Al
and from our of the pot-hot:- Alruttrled n
litllill. 'l‘hoAAAi7-77lAiA7A77AA7A that Matt ap
propriatml the AvalA-h and chain. suppos-
ing that ltlwlouwal toouwof the “.m-
lmry ltlt'll. All the way to the train he
AlAAAArlAlAd loltilrewll AAA-r tho row ”are
Wltlliti lAA' \A‘iAA' It l'il" in».- Ad’ lilA7 W. tlA ll
wa-A AlimoAA-iul. \Shnu no one mm-
plulnA-AlothavtuA: Anise-«A a “adult. tlAA-
joker began to mow Illinl‘)’. and he
llnally Apt7-7linuul he. AnnapaaionnA
l'loAAA777An77r77uA77uAl7A7A7A77l that the captain
of the boat had h7ll his watch ltandinp
in the cabin. The llanlAuA'y Anna lAA7
A'AAAIAAA frightened and hired a llll‘lll'willflil'
Armani. for the A7.Aptaiu while he shoal;
the mud cl Norwnlh froth his lli'llullllr
and l'lltlll! to llanhnry as foot as litt-
lralu WulAhl can; ililil.7 7 i.).uAbaty News.
Spain Must ‘Se‘ttit'FOi- indigni-
ties to, Americans.
OLNBY'B INSTRUCTIONS TO TAYLOR
Lnollior Grout Spanish Victory Tarps
Out To Ila u Crushing Defeat—Further
Evidence of the Press Connor‘s Work»
nodular-All In Madrid Are A3nl,n Anni-3'
,. .,
Wasnr scro‘n, .lunc flap-«Instructions of
a direct and positive olmrnotexu; have been
sent. to the United States minister at Math
rlAl, Mr. llannls Taylor, to make strong
A7oprosontatlmis to the Spanish government
with a view to AAA-curing r operation for in
Alignltlcs to Dr. Jose Delgado and other
American citizens in Cuba. The instruc-
tlons “out by mail some days ago and
should reach Madrid about the present
time. A (milltlgl‘llm has been sent to Mr.
Taylor at Paris asking that ho return to
Madrid as soon as he is able to travel in
order to attend to the matter. It is under:
stood the purpose is not so mutilate {toss
a pecuniary claim at a time When pain
is emharrnsaod as it is to insist ontho
right of full protection to the persons of
American citizens in (John. Mr. Olney's
instructions were sent before meeting Ur.
Delgado and llia father, who are now in
this city, but their presence hero offal-Ala
an opportunity to secure such full 'dctull'
of the indignity as may become desirable
when Mr. Taylor acts on his return to
h Adrld.
The circumstances of the case ospre-
scntod to the department bring out some
important phases not shown in the reports
frroAn llnvana which preceded the arrival
of the llolgados. The customary criticism
ligatnst General Woylor is varied in this
lnstanoc by full approval of the energetic '
steps taken by him toaft'ord the llolgudefl
7A cry old toward reparation.
At the suggestion of (Jonsnl Geliorul
Lee. and on tbcndvlce of Dr. Rodriguez,
their counselhcro. they came to Washan
ton'tornako a personal statement to the
secretary. ’l‘hcyhnvc shown to Mr. Olnoy
the machete which was broken in the blow
across lh-lgnde's face. tlto bullet which he
receiled on the first vol-icy and aphoto-
Arrnph of Dr. Delgado on AA stretcher after
being taken from the place of shooting.
These lond AA graphic interest to their recl-
lal of the events.
The action of Mr. Glory to ‘ instruct-lug
'Minisler 'l‘aylor places the ease above one
of a pecuniary character, such as a claim.
Under the rules of the department a claim
for pecuniary damages must state a fixed
7am, with the circumstances of the A laim
It. is both-7. 7A7Al. lAAAAA77r,A7AAA7 that in tho Delga-
AlAA ease the pecuniary claim for damage to
Ale llcluado plantation, etc... will be sub-
ordinated to the personal indignity la-
vclvA-d. which is construed as serious
An. Aialy through its otleuse to American
A7iti/A7u,~hip After that it is stltledtho
pt 7 lllll' try loss of tho lh-lnddos will be the
subject of AA cl: Aim for indemnity.
The Insurgents All-o Active.
ll.AA7.A.\'.A, Juno L’l).—'l‘in7 insurgent. lead-
7717'/.aya.: has A-AAA-nnApAal with one cavalry
at the form of Stan, moving toward Joha-
A7-A The Vanguard of his infantry was at
llAA7 farm of lAararltn. Santa ’l'A7rA7.-a, AAA-Air
.lagAAA-y (lrando. in ‘llalanzas and moving
7.A7A7.~l\varA‘. 'l'holunnl of MorojonAvas seen
7..o pass Ay Crimea, and they tore up tin-
ralls ~AA that the t 7ain could not finish its
trip. Rifle Ali-lug has heel) heard in the
direction of Johaeo. and it is believed
Ahrt an engagement has occurred llulWA‘on
’7‘ol77ta7l Alvarado and the main i'urmrnof
272 was. The leaders A cult-re and Yaleneta,
t the head of Leno tin-turnouts. have been
arming: in the height orhevul Art l'anApo
Florida. near llnvnnu la the Aauzauetnrnt
At :(iljll‘v‘l, in l’uerto Principe. among the
billed \VA'l‘L‘ the well known insurgent
livitrun. ill'llllllll‘dllrlfnv of the leader San
I'ilA7I..
l’rlvaln advices from Camamn-y are to
tilt client that the rebel loss in the battle
77! .\':A_la7~a Avns only ll killed and All around
777i, lush-ad of in") killed and wounded, as
Ava: ~lalA7d in the ode l: Al rA port of the
hall. 'l‘i A77 opinion in a. .Aiulnxp round item
that lhA Spanish reports of AA AlAlAa'y WA‘l‘t-
untrue.
it As l-llill that Maximo “other, the rebel
77AAAnmanAlA7r in A‘ilil’T. ls AAAarA-htnp toward
7iAA7 railway between .\'AAA7A'llas .And l'AAA7rlAA
i’rtuA-lpe, his Intention bring to A,'AAI. «All
7oAAAtAAAAn|A7AAtAnAA lwtwrcn the two onto-A
A\AlAAA7A7s from Man/aalllo. province of
‘tlllll Ann do A All” lilAIW that nntuvr rod.»
porch“ of AA7 lAAi~ belonging to AhA A'om
Iuantl~ ol Antonio and lme Mal more con
nutrallmr in the An- tullynl that All} his
try precaution to being taken by the HpAAAA
A~it AAAtAtltAAAALAlvr there to pt‘rvrltt lrl' l'tfillltiivf
ll‘. A ‘3” I" h
lixnltul l'nfarornblc Continent.
Macaw, .lAAua L‘lt-Jl‘ho news published
loan that a, Cuban that was hoisted ill the
I'll. lentil convention and M'ila urn-vital with
77lAA-A-rs- lAu-A excited lllli.l\fll‘.lllil.‘ A7oAAAuAA-nt
fil'lll'l‘fll ('ampm having ill-iil‘li to be
freed tram lll‘l‘l'Rl77 In ordvr that he may
Aulw port in the dc iAAAlA7 on Ala» address.
during which he will he attacked, the
7AAAAAuAiltA~A7 of the N'lllllllftllllll‘il‘li favorably
on lat-A petition, Alvelol‘llttx ll. lA7A7l~ «tire the
thermal will not alone hie: in admin lot
the pttt‘potw of littltlilm It Alliel. The RAW
.7rtAAnA7nt. has ”waived lAA Awtnhlish an AA
ttaordlmtry tax on oavlaalton for Shanna.
alAlpA. only; also u it itinerary tnntlet‘oto to:
A» r ton on loAAAlA Al and unlonAlAAl llll'l’t‘illlll
Alta "lle l-‘ptmltlh ports to lAA7 tux: 7t in
wittdo those of l‘llerto llloo and the Phil
npplam, lAAAA notol (folio 'l‘bcutonoy will
my to tlAA7 land [or increasing the navy
Attend l’tltlmntn Anselm.
l‘llll.A\Dlil.l‘lllA. John on _.. lioptaln
liimrlvs ll. lilolltnan oi the steamship
neurons one «meal by AA deputy Uhlthd
74mins llllII‘leY, chanted with lll'lllll lmpll
l‘tllt'll la the alleged llllluA-torlnqexpedi
limit which sailed from New York on May
A lot l‘ubo. The warrant. also calls for lAbA7
arrest of Colonel lt'lllllo Nunez, but Ala
trim Is In Washington The warrant not
more out by the Spanish consul Captain
llieknmn wa- taken before the United
states commissioner. who held him in
[Lane bull tor a Aurthur lit-Anton AAAA
Wrdrnmday, llotl was lumlstu Al
'A school Prlmavol't Rolclde.
Aeneas. N. Y.. Alone lath—A. if hlc
Alpine. prtnolpnl of the (fayuoo Like Mll-
“my Academy of this place, communal
salable by Attracting himself to Al» hood
ll» only lived n for: moments alts-r th-
gpmmng. The not Avon the rmnll of shit
, new. ottoman and acutely our com
monument. which will occur om mom-
day.
on: ar’uolud.
'lmllmm, June 90 m’l‘ho comptml
in of tho currency hon 1mm authority lot
tin mechanism ol the Adirondack no
moonwalk-outtake, ll Ya up
“It‘ll.“
Returned Home Only to Ila ll'eulvod Wlllll
Coolnou. but AM at Last Forgiven. ..
l}. Mills, a wealthy retired merchant of
”this city. and his family arrive from A:
tour through the western states. they will
be treated to a Ann-prise. , 'l‘heymlll new
for the tlrst'timihtbit lions tholryonithnat
daughter, cloned it their abscnco,wlth All
Ralph, son of J.
Chapel street jeweler.
The two young ploplo,helmlllg21 and
she .ltl. Went to llodAy, Conn, intending:
to l‘buced thence to New York whcrethoy
ho 7,7 hnAo many friends and relatives.
’1‘ oyi'oxpootcd to get along somehow, ni-
tho‘ugh they had Ate baggage and little
llllllllly.
’l‘wodays later llnlph repented, writing a
letter to his father asking his forgiveness
and requesting Altar. his trunk he sent to
him in New York. lint his requests ware
not granted. Not having been warmly rA7-
halved in New ,thk and helm: short. et
t'unds, they returned to New Haven. Lona
found her house locked‘und the family nb7
Aunt. Al. the Kirby house the traonts were
treated {rigidly and avero not even invited
to enter, and they had to soak refuge in
A hoarding house for the night. Next day
Alloy hired tin-co rootnsnud hegil'hA \rranga
month to start lionsekeopltur. 7
Mr. and Mrs. Kirby finally relented and
wot a carriage for tlnun, but they refused
70 leave, their pride lltlvin'l lnarll aroused
7 The lilrbys are now haying furniture and
household utensils for them and provid-
ing them with money.
’1‘le objection on the part of the parents
at both was based on the fact. that vonnn
Kirby only earns 39 a mark as a clerk.
GIRL HAD NERVE.
"old [In by Tm o, whim Tali-growled
success! ly, For MAI.
1’lmmlfl0, June :30.-.-Two tramps tried
to torrllythc telegraph ’bporator and rob
the Pennsylvania railroad ticket. eaten at.
llnrnntrvillc.
Misti Alice Mohaffoy, the night operator.
went. to a well to got some water about ltl
o’clock. When she returned, she found two
strangers sitting in her private olltce.
Alter asking them what they wanted
she told thorn to go out. They refused
and used somovlolent language, but final-
ly went into the waltlmz room.
Miss Mohalfoy locked the allied door.
The Anon insisted that shcshould open tlAA
loor, and when she refused they threaten
I'Al to kill her. She showed so tum-h norvr
h.A.. the men draw revolvers.
lle: lily blowing out. the lamp in tho
Alllco and Annklnu it so dark that thA
tramps ArAAAAlAl~nAAt see to shoot- her, Ah:- ,Alrl
.zropAaI her wiry lo a telegraph ill7~ll‘llllll at.
\'AAi,-7A7lcs.~ly silo telegraphed for assistance
it came. sooner than sire Ulipl'i'ld Al.
A\ near by operator heard lA.77r :Appt-al and
unfilled .7A fro-lulu. err-w. The {might stop-
;Aml at llnrnAarA'llle, As it sloAA‘rAl up lla‘
iramps l'llilll'll out of the nation, l'lll‘,~lll;'
:iAAar inch, and disappeared in the Avvmiu.
Two lllt'll AA'77AAA7 arrA7~lA7Al .la .‘Ali7 .7lA:AAA7.,7
till ‘lliA-i MA bullet A'l'll M In l lAl- tillly [in In.
BASEBALL.
.Kirby, the wealthy
NA'HD‘WLM ll7. .l.'\lA
At A\ew York—-
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ill'ltllklyll........ :3 o e e l o o 7A o.— it
New York—llitv, 7, error... AA ltrA.A.‘.-:lyAA
«oillls. ll: errors, A!
.\l Baltimore»
all .‘A .\l lifl.
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imilllltorA- ...... ii l',ll ll 3 ii 1 5.‘ ‘— it
l‘ hliadelp blnvllits. .‘-'. A7l'l’7 rs. A llaitt
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\l'.A,AhlAA;.7toAA~—|ills. ill. l'l'l‘ltl‘n, i ll..-
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Al Pittsburg—
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l‘itlsltAArg—lllls lIA,A~rrAAr~,| .‘i. Lam.
--lllts.t it. li‘l'l‘l~. 2
The Tlona thnmrnln.
AtA7.7t7.AAo, .\' \.. Juno -7A—Thu Dem
'lt'l‘ill~ of 'l'ioun l'lllllllv met in mullin' A-on
whiten here and A'll‘l‘lt‘li 'Al'. ll hail-inn”)
Al \l'aw-rly. l’.Alrh7lA Maionvv and W ll
7-huw of Atwood AH Alt-luualiu lAl lln7 slalt'
herniation! They were lltwlrla'lvd ln lava!
7l -i4iilll ll. filaneltlit id oi l'IIIAAerA lnr Amv
rttur. HA-solnllnns tamrlml er7A7-llvA7r unt'.
‘.77.A7lil' tor rA7A7A7AAAtA7, with lAA77AAl77Atlal prom
Ilob. were laid on [he laid.
Colorado ('onl MtrArrI' Mrllu- Mltlrtl.
ltH‘l'tA'AA, June '4“ -,-'l‘ln7 Flrlkiltl! north
m. (“blurtulo 777ml min-7h luAAA- ltAAAAllA
"an lAA7tl an altrAa'AAAeAAl with tho AApArAAlAArA
Amhr Which lhA7v wtll rA7A7utAAA7 Avork inA
tl‘lA"ilAlll‘i\' lluLiA 7-lAiA7~ hare ant-Ami h. rill)
mll lllllll‘" liilll7‘77l77 M to 'A lAAll‘rl l9t7ttrt| 7Al
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BRIEF TELEGHAMS
The .\‘A-w York 'l‘A7lA7A7lA-Am untapaay wo.
.AAA,A.ApAAonAl in Albany \Hll. » 'anilb
Atut h at illl,l7llll,7l'vl
fluorite (3 Wright was in Iho pollen 97mm
in New York on tho charcoal abandon
anal. broauhl by tl7A-7 woman Avon when
‘lll had low“ llA‘lnu
.l l’lerpultl Morgan AAA-Atlllml lau'oro llu
whale ‘l’lllrlilllul‘l' Alpttll lllA7 only of l'ltll-77‘
allow-A halal». All. the "Math: Atbut whtvh l7
t777tau held in SA to Yuri:
llr larytltt. secretary of slate of th7
l'ranuvaal. demands that lln7 Pinch-l9 gov
'l’lillll'll’ shall bring Maura llitllllli‘fllll.
lit-ll, to trial Without drlay ,
lltn'l Alll‘ llrlun. Ulll.‘ of llAAAfAArntaoAt law
A777A777 in l ootA Aroauty7 7lllr. routmltml'mtt
H by A-pltyxlotloll All his villa: in lill
t‘ .A /t77 hulhllnu. tn Chicano
Winter 1' ii777l‘717lt7llltt A‘vnd formally on
it illwi b7 the poo; h 7A7. a 7tAodlAlatAA lot
at «tribal by the Ailvrrtcun who halted lhA
IlAA7a7AA;.7'mA nattmml 7A.;AA73t.°t7.n
‘77-'7 7A ‘A'uthdodvsrllc- utAApp-7d7 7AtAll’ill A an
Allll on Ah 7 Al \\ 7AA 77A-7 J from ‘t Louis 'I.’l"
Apiarinr were tnntlr- by lllnlld RlniA'ltdv,
7'l'7 7mm Milhraltd John H .\llliA-Aiianli
ll'll‘e lArIAleotAt ‘ll 1.: 7A7 lllorA PA in tin
WlAJA- 7lA7 7.7A7l i777All dtltu, .A W777 7h A. firm law
no ".77 math able at Malt. mm A trim 777v
iA'A7AAA,77d7A7 AAndlchAA-Alatn7 ,ctrAAtA7 turbine
«turntable immune thaw paints. tmlud
my the lloil littne rA-floorant. lI7Av l‘lalr
l.7AlAiAAAAIl .‘7'7'lAllit‘ lm lmlr’lltw You él',l7
7A'IAA, llAsIAA'oIAAA 7AA.lll;-'7wtr
[A Allmulroau lire idnlw 7.7m in llll‘ twnrl
ol the Ho Euclid ”7.le at Hole tlll'i
l'mnt nun-Ala INA“ li-nci. 'll.A7 lift-um
manhole the open ~l77rlI-7 ~7oAAtAAAt.
out” was pout-7o on ll.A- ittilltilllfl that in
th- of Ala «clonal: iron to maul ’lt.A
Almond were “lAllHA‘JAltfrHi liA ha AAA. hour
During that 7th new A 1 n7 A77 7.7mm to do
Wmtmm land hotel “A! Amt Avlil ambit“
”mm “90.01”.
an‘ .l'lavnllulunu ltd—Whoa door-ac ,
CARACAS lMPATlEN'l.
'1'le Details or the I ported Fight at
7,,-A7. Dachau Annually Awaited. ‘
Canto». .VannnAAlAAAAhAno U. —-7'1‘nAA
government to still impatiently awaiting
details of thoroportod lluhtlng AAA. llnrlma.
, Tim Anlnlstor at foreign ‘am‘drn. Honor
Roles, in surprised that he has heard noth-
ing from Cludad Bolivar. the nearest point
‘ centralisation with the (layout ata-
The venczuclan consul at Georgetown,
britleh Guiana, has lll'l‘ll'lld hero. bringing
accentuate lionrlitgnpun the boundary Alls-
pate;
Venezuela ll» revered Arblrrnuon.
Wasnmcrox. June we. ——Andrmlo, the
Venezuelan minister. to this country, has
written this letter to Julia-A lA-hotihauacr
of New York, AA Alclcg. do to tho lltltlsh Ar
hllration association:
DAAAAAA Sin—I all) happy to be able to re-
peat horn what 1 had the plvasuro of assur-
baryon in our previous conversation—that
l have been AA true believer in arbitration
and AAAA untlring propnuatAdlstthorofor. I
have highly appreciated your efforts in be
half of your association with respect- to the
boundary dispute and am thankful for the
new offer of titll't'lcllrl contalnetlln your lot-
ter of the nth last.‘
been a loyal adherent to arbitration in
natural. and especially so, though vainly,
in relation to the settlement of tho Guiana .
question.
(IlAnInIAA-rlnln "on No Report.
Lennon, Juno :20. —('olonlal Hocretary
UlAAAAAAbAr lain has ma lv-A Al no confirmation
of the report from (Juror asth: At a sanguin—
ni'y conflict had7 taken place ill the torri-
lory in dispute between llritlsh (inland
nntl Venezuela. No information had come
from Caracas or Georgi-town tending to
alter Mr Chamberlain's statement in the
house of commons that \‘A-ueznclzuwcross
ed the boundary
ish Arillciab: who were surveying. lint no
mention was made of a conflict. , Mr.
Chamberlain, being asked if Lord Solis:
bury Altlll llllhtll‘l".~l to his determination not
to submlt the British claims to arbitration,
referred his questioner to Lord Salisbury.
The Vonfl'ncln Trouble.
GEORGETOWN, British Uniaua. June 20.
—-A\ British othelnl, with too laborers, was
opcnlnn a road from “dream to the Aiuyu-
nl rlvemvlthln the SclenAbuA-Ark line, when
they AVA-.ro stopped by armed Venezuelans.
Orders have been sent from “hometown
to the llrltlsh olllclald not to offer \loloul
rA7 sislanre to tho Veneznelnns, but tow-lth
draAA 1::71AlA r protest
STRU'CK A SKY SCRAPER.
mm o! ClAlcogo's Ill“ "(Ill-e llulldlngn WM
MI! by Lightning.
l'llll‘MAO, .i’una cowl blinding “unit of
lightning. followed llyu lul‘l'llil‘ that of
AbuAAAl-a, which rilllfth all do lviuhulld
lugs in tit-7 ha: i7 AA~< f‘l'l‘lll‘ of liAAAAlly’:
duo is and tort- awn» AA A77 Artloa of the roof
of the ileum insurance llllliliilll! at In
7:1AllA7 and Adams lill'l'l'll. ’l'ho iAi7,,7 A-liy
scraper was filled with A7h7rlt-z, and for a
short time lln7A7A7 wAA a panic .‘li‘illllll tho
frltzhteurd A7AAAplAAyA7A7~, many of whom
made a dosh for the sltAirAA'ays, thinking
llll‘ lmlldltur WlH about to eollAApAA'.
ln 1le I'hl'ilA'lllvlllA AA number of persons
AvA-ro tnlurA-d. several of the youth: women
fainted. and it was not until l'harim .-\
AitApWAdi, AAA'7'l‘AAlury of the Northwestern
.\lamnh- Aid association. stopped the mad
rush for solely by l'l.’.’|.~~7lll’1llzl words that
temporary AAAAlA7t was A'Hlililllpilt‘li .\lllAillLE
thew lAAjurA-Al were:
Miss lladelk, Alerk on tenth floor. prose
traled with fright, l.‘ to". ljray. hoohkrep
A7r‘, A7lA7vA7AA'Ah tlcorfslnunod by litrhtalnuf
Hit-hard l‘A7lA-rtmn, Al77vnlurmau. :lnunrd
by shock. on third lillllr. litrtm ibl’i‘r‘,
A7lA7vAtlAAr lllll‘llAi-‘Illl ‘slllhlnd, lirbl'y W
llroAA'lA. sixth lllllli',1'l“ll .ArnA 17:7.rtlv‘n7d;
1’. ll. lloxslv, htAoAlAcd from riitlttinliit'
A.7.A.Al at Ma (look. and l“l"tlli\' l‘AAAAAl
thr-oAAn AAA lilA‘ ll “AA- by th77 lA7A77l'.
AT M' Kli\il..EY‘ 8 HOME.
NA-w \orlA livpnlillonn (lulu Call on the
I residential A‘nndhlnlr.
(‘.'A.\' HAS“, AL. .lAAtAA7 ‘Jo “Till-A oily7 in AVA-ll
nigh wild with entlturdrudn Am r the "our
lnoAlon of McKinley for president. Tin
New York McKinley league violin-d lln7
l‘mmillA-A' on their way home from 'iII7 St
Louis convention The A‘unton conttntrvnl
:Alm A7i~llA-d lAAAn 'lll lhA lr return lt-un llu
roarcntlon
. leKlniry made a «hurt ntitlrtalu in reply
AAA tlu A-ongralnlalhar. of bin A'AAAAlmA
friend-7, when the New York AIA-‘AA-g:ittAAAA
entered. but by lion John 17". .itllellanA':
it look soutr than for Governor .\l 7l\'AtAlA7A7
to not llAl'IIIlAllA l7ht' house and lhl‘7tltuit the
A'rnwd in the hall to erral ht~ A‘Ilhll A'tA vl~
llm»
t~uprrmo~ "lib-«7n at the A. ll. [7. u
in “Mill, Jane 7.777 m'l'lw wprutnu AAAAlArr
A. ll. l'. W. law A7lA7A7AA7Al tlnv following of
floors for the l‘lll-llillll vonr Huprrmo mn-
lt‘l‘ Wflrllllmn. Al ii 'l'alnnf Nubian-kn, l-Il
promo foreman. W N liolA-un of ‘l’A7X7A~.
Mlprtrltiv Alverrm'r. ll (.77. rot-«inns All holllh
llalmla. AAAprAanA‘A Arable, Mam.- Ill l..AAA7.:
ol .\ltAuAmAla, AAAAA7AA’7AAAA7watrlanuh. ’l'letAA
:A- Anvil All lfllllt, ll‘tlhlA'l'n, ll ll, ll't'rrrlt
ul A‘oA.tAA'7.tl7‘ut iAAAAAA- Altman: «Al ('uiw
“Hill
....A t .A......... ..A. A. AA... AAA“.
Accidentally mint.
SIM/AMA PALM. Aiutn7 w ~l.‘t.arb7~
Brennan. AA ltrl‘nlv in A'AAAAAp-Auy A' of Ali-7
"lhitlt-ea'h l allvo ~‘l.AtA~- Infantry. Whilu
ll‘ lino Aw maria-r at the it'ort .\‘i: more Wills
ta, Age. Wilt accidentally Abel and billed
.\ taint panoallhrnulli". tluwarlhwarh
and bolts and rA7lAmAnAlA7A‘A lulu lill mart.-
.r'. pit, striking llrrnmu on tlAA7 rtuht
nhicA paulug litrouuh his heart and con-
uAAA ill-l Anr Allttllll.
llorlila It llemorrntlr TIA-ital.
llA'IAt A. 17 la., Alum- L’o.7--'l‘ho ”automatic
Adob-A7AAAAA7A7utt7uA did not. adjourn until late.
the dA7'.7A_A7 ham: “ohm-d ltyAAAlAIAAAllAn7k on
the ttutnlltnllttlt for l‘ltlllllll'llillll‘ Finally
W 7A 7ompr7nntu W, H llA7yu77ldrA Wm
muted Thor“! Al llt77 'tulztl loltuw;
l7‘77A7 BAA'rTlltvt‘. W W lliwnlaua. f77r "7737“
r97 «A Jew .l l. Crawford. 'lAn-lttet
F ii ('Aillua. attorney 7.177 mil W l)
Lamar
llorlm and "mun-hon “ole.
Slaw YAAIAK, .lAAlA77 "Al Jrhw ll7Au7lAm-u,
lmcrb .AAA lla-r l’url‘At llltrvmrr ll orrlwtl
today and reports bowing Atom-Al l tarp.
llarbo and Wonk ‘itl lltlw 719m to the tow
lmnl Fox on June :74 in lttilml. H in
impelled» or. it ’l‘h- Art-79A A7.'lsl,-7d in l.-
trpvrl‘l all W! it “who and M Ili'l"i""7t
1"” hot-7 on intro Al 9.. gr; mm“ Ag... 7..,, ,,
In a r: AAvlwaA.
' (unlit-Mimi M ml: rrr ' morall- “fl"‘lITPA
Aim.) 7* C , .low '4“ «lion-l 1'. lion.
insert. Who Am: 277 haw been linlulrll be!»
for liltrll‘llil‘lll't at llland Johanna, killer.
hllhaoll by women his throat with a pile-7
damn «AAA-t about four inches tongs lie
Allin] soon elm.
..,., .4. -A- "3.. ..
‘ar. room on Tim simmer.
Vcacmtolu has A'Iinlyri.L
and interfered with Brit7'
BOIES’ ALA
Si... to in Early ”For the Con-
ventlon at Chicago.
A
“ll
ii
'A‘hie Chairman at the Democratic Nl’l‘m‘
All Committee (lives I": \‘lewr—llopclul
TIA-t (told Will Win In the Convention
It Chicago 7l’ollttcul (itnlslp.
‘ comma, Juno 2ft.-—-’l‘ho am of the
llemocrtitlc booms to arrive hero to that of
Av-(htvorlior llales of Iowa. J mica :-'-. ll.
‘llavtstof Preston, Iowa, who has it in hi-A
(tlrtllllly. la confident it will do vulop into a
\" llilrlwiud and sweep all before it
Mr. lloles also arrived hero. He was in
runaultatlon Atlthonflornoon with friends.
lie is confide? .0 can carry Iowa, in case be
it nominated. by a “and majority. lie is
l he sure of the for want, all at tho stun-.7.
in a... llOl'illWA‘ at, with one or two A7xt7cp
'Aions,1n'dlno7i and the southern stalc' ..
, in his l'ul’llrln‘ulluu with friends the‘ luv
leer roveitur cxprc'nsed himself rat-her
linearly in regard to the powdblllty of
‘77nato1' ’l‘ollAa being the Demon ralliA nom-
late at the A'rhlAagoronvealion and said
too lhauttcrt. As would not ho at. all likely
l') N. peat the mistake 01 1‘57: by choosing
a‘ “A pnbllcun as their presidential candl-
alala llo is in correspondencewith the
(‘ulorado Democratic free silvorltoo, and
A. Aye. he has rein ivo-d mach otnnnragernvnt
from them As against ’l‘A7llA7. A7; he thinks
he cupid carry that state, A»; the sllw 7rltt7 a
there do not dare to throw away their vein a
l AA an independent silver candidate. lI-‘t
7’leilA7r news: urlly will he, as the Dem
carats will not take hint up at ( him}. '0 .
Mr. Deli-s rays be is a strong admirer of
‘Clovd raor Altgtdd, and for that rumor
lopes for mm: b A no oat-ant nwutiu the Hit
Ar,AAt~AAlh7Anocr.7Atic stator-currentlon in Peoria
next Tuesday. llc regards ‘Al'iilirlili Ii.
Morrison as eat. of the way entirely, billion
he wrote that he could not accept a nom-
ination on a ill to 1 platform. Holes think?
he could carry llllnols without difficulty
:Acalnst McKinley and is alsosnn- he Ctilllil
Aarry lndlnna. He had nothing to any re
AHA-ding: th'o candldncyof qurruor Mot
ilttrll's.
Thinks the Outlook Bright.
Missouri, ho was also certain.
never give it AAAajnrlty for McKinley, but
would vote for frotwilver. ln fart. Mr.
lint-7s thought.- tle outlook forlln7 nominee-
Al The lfitirago convention was very
lsrbthl. as he Would he a free .7-llA7Ar man.
The rtlorts of the custom AAAA7AA to prom at
1le AIhh-ano mnvontinn from adopting»
Ira-A7 A-AlAA r plank \vmtld iil' futile, ltv said.
and the plank WAAlIiAi ill‘ as strong a,» it
could he made. '
'l'io- A7A governor left. for home feeling
that his booth was AA'A it under way. liolm
l7AAAl7 Ate are bring didrihnlml to all who
would
are already up.
7A'A7loAAA7l Morz'imn’s Alerlamtlon Amalia-l
the ill to l lAlA7:A hm 1nd. him the support
A f lA7Ath hard Manny and free r-ilvvrilu
.‘lxt’ttvtl'ralh. For the .dlArr the”. Judge Me
l'onuoll said his previous silt-am- had kill
A771 hitn. rim-rotary llut‘lw of lla-vounly
eontmitlee, llarry lhAAnAvan. Thomas H.
A‘7AtAAAAAlt and Thomas l’AerltAs. .\ilu- ill
nun. said tlA.- silllll' thing. A, .\. Aloud
rich. lb or; S. l’Alllllllilm, Judgi- 'l'honnw A,
Moran and J. ll. llAAplAhw, honest money
171 3A. aim mid Momma would hardly h:-
in A7\ lAiI'llA'l‘ front this time on,
it: a rim” liua7 lltl‘ "roman" from lowa
will A'tllllt' in love-7 to work for their favor-
.iAAA 7A'ltll,’ 'l‘hrir watery Will llll, 7\'7Alt~ for
Art-.7 A7liA7A7r and the taxation-7' l’rh-ull." ’l'hvy
‘7itA7l'AA llll' lt‘A‘A7 A~ii\'7'l' st'li‘ llAAA ill \\lll A't'y»
lulliye lit f'AA‘AAr of Mr lluiel.
l‘lmlrnmn Ilarrlty's \‘lA-w».
l't‘?!‘ .:l‘l:7t, June t.‘b.—A‘iA:AtrAAAAAAA W. l-'.
ilarrlly of the llA-AAAAAA-r.AAn7 national A7..m7
Amltw p;A~7-A7Al filtrontzh here I‘ll route in
l‘lAlladA-lphla front .~l. Louis. ”-7 lA'A-A been
the put-AA of ex A...vornur lltll'itl ll l7'ran—
tin of .\lisvouri. While in St. Louis .‘Alr.
littl'l‘fity Alt-Allilivll in he llltt'l‘l'iA7WA77l A‘ll lulll'
~Atl7it'7rl7 oi politics for the reason that illu'
AA~AA tin-n7 Wm of a purely personal and
7AAA7A,Al rharaelrr. and that it .~A7A7uAA7Al indeli—
JSAlI' llll’ llilll lll ‘llfil'llh' llwillll‘d erAllI .t
llrmovraliv standpoint while the livpuh
limo party Wllu the nuns! of :a‘t. lailllri.
\l'hA-n flrkl'li about tin: platform adopted
by the Republican-7, ll" soul:
“ in my opinion tin-artiun of the llepnb
lAA'AAu national Allll\'l'llll“ll makes it own
AAAAAA'A- important that llll‘ l'lAiA'atm national
l‘lllll't ale-n 7-ltzAil 'i"l'itll’l‘ for wood roomy
than if an mpAlA'mal llltflll7'irll plank had
lit-77H plal'ml it) ill“ r‘l Lotti» Platform l
mu 77b rA7A77ArAl as lll'l'liilllll:! that the Hour
Marnie notional roan-hue A AA7All not. do
«lure for fit-7 millauu of ~ilvvr, and i am
still «Anth- hopeful that. lltn «Aural AAA-tuvv
AlA 'lll‘lll A.l 'ln7 ln ram-roll" party AAill prr
vA7AAlA it In tho convolution.“
"What A7l1w7t Arlll ll. withdrawal of Eva
.Ator 'l'AilA7r and his free AAllAA7A7AA-Arwlalt-7
”will the lt-puhitran notional "I'llw'llllnlt
have upon the lineage mnwtllintt‘”
" it could to give no l'ltf'lllll'fllll‘llll‘llh to
our party to adopt n free Atlver policy, it
will lw lolilul that the lll‘lilil‘lllt‘ll who
lilllll‘li the M luntlvA7AAAAAA7lAli7An Avlii “777
take any App l7! help the lJA-Anm'rattv par
ly. They would Alouhtlvsw A7-A A7lt9‘l‘lll7' wtth
“numerals. providltwtho Delum‘mh Would
follow win-rt- tin-y h Ad The .Illl(,ll'ilill|l
iitaf Senator 'i't7li97r may it!‘ llolllllmlml IJA‘
the l‘luonpo A'nltVI7hll77fl l~ not. Avurtbv nl
AA An-onvnt'A it"rhtltn A AAnnt7i77r.A7 l- 7n
"l believe," continued .\lr. llorrtty.
“that lill' Democracy ran 7 liter Ah.- ram
llll' 7a with mm b morn of hop and malt
ill 7: if lltvy will unmptlv'mnlly Alwinrt
ltll the welding Amid standard if tl.-7v
wlll do 7n and lllllllilmh'l'llll-‘illillll’l in lltll'7
loony with alll.‘ h AtA-.A7hAraltotA the currency
AAnAAAAwttl he Tlflflh'lllllliylllllflll‘u'llllll front
the canton, and in tut for m it Inlttht re
AAAnln it would be to tho mlv: Antone of the
1’7!"me in New Yuri: A\7'W lone? find
A onnulh Ill AHA-hum of .\l7 Klilll'V vtgult
Haul merit and tlltlllttle ’1le land wool7 l
t..7 mad" the main ltA7-AAA7, and l la7l..7A'A7 that
this Wullill b7.- lo the prejwlt 77 of the “77
pttltilran candidates, who gland for at! l‘.‘
Art-Anon high proAurttn- torttl l‘ln- bud
inw- lltlert‘nl- of the country, Advent lint-7'
:AAAAltar AA till't’l'l. nearer“ to out lAAAAlAA-r do
H7 7 upon import-A. want A on (ma lltr
Atwr Aartt't' agltAAAlon
’ A77 molt AAA- this Melony AdVA77~ sallalwr
Amy Mallmlwm 79f tlw mulrnlnrsn and Ada
77titty of Ila lltlllll’litl‘] poll: y, no won ‘Al in
7m new if both the meat. 1 artlm do tar. 7t
:ur the «flotilla Amid l79.7.tndar7l Alt‘flrrni
777I- -iid7 A no ”Milli lAAA Amt-7m Al it will tltut
M7 fouml that lit-7 firms"! “will will :7"
Am 77 utopia ruvnnao lur all of the "pros-777
Amt arc-d: of the government With It
7 .‘7777A 7a mundane:- and cumin a room» w.
7.. iii at. omo enter upon on or» of health-777
r 'Ailui AAAAAl Atom-ml prosperity."
Who'll-A; Around tho World.
lTl rum. "Alone yawn. W. Show. won
in AAAAtAum AA tour of Alwmnhl wiwt,
AAill lain, them, and hlilll'l'h of lithographs
pan-ml through “allele. llo mm from
Lynn Mn-
4
H. KRIEGER,
We are closing out all our Ladics' Waistt.
We have
an the Load novelties in that line
so you are bound to get suited.
COME EARLY BEFORE THE BEST
THINGS ARE GONE.
South attain.
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MEDICINESl
EASY Auto mention to mm
M Our Prices l
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Three-
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Concrete
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A tantra,» AIN srnsm‘,
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HAAAAAA lt- llook Ant lute»! Nylon-of l‘AApA-ra
llm- Irrt' and
UN, “militia a liken to
boom-A for llmlll'l Lion, on not on by “Mull.
t7'.A-A,,AAAAAAAAA.7AAA tmerlnliv Given.
[1th
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Furniture Rompholsteredi
Carpal“ ’l‘AAiAmA up, Alb-t
llalt .\laltru-ws made
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Fine
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AAA-or. Chair-7 ro-
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4 pound bar Per-
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Finest Broomswat
20C and 25c.
I ,
Root liccr Extract,
3 bottles for 25¢.
Equal to any ’6!’
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Corn starch at 5c
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Real Estate and lions. Agent.
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Drafts mans Negoti aided
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