III! IIISTIIIIY III A Mi TOIII Ill
IEIISE ”MEANS.
cm; mlmmncmu Events
Gathered Prob the Mn and My:
9! lyrical counselled Tom
,3. Bilrr Betts is not quite so well. My
‘
,r Closing exercises were held at St.
Mary's parochial school yesterday after-
noon.
The ease of Fannie D. Morehouse, of
Dunbnry, vs Ferris Moreliouse, for di-
vorce, has been withdrawn.
The picnic of the Danbury Daughters
of the American Revolution to Putnam
Park. yesterday, was postponed. It will
. take place today. 3 .
.The Superior Court adjourned with
‘ . out date at noon yesterday. The term
has been a busy one, during which
important cases have been tried and set-
tied. i
John Segre, the pugilist, while run-
ing in New Canaan to get in training
for a go with Dutch Monahau, fell and
sprained his ankle. He will not be able
to use it for a week.
men were at work, yesterday, jacking
‘ up the roof of the new oilfili-Iltllllltl depot,
and raising the stone pillars about two
inches, so that the tops of cars will not,
in the future, scrape against the roof,
A new clause in the constitution of
the , Order of United American Me-
chanics makes it illegal for the councils
of the order to give out for publication
the names of their newly elected officers.
The Consolidated has issued an an-
nouncement that after July 1, the sta-
tion on the Naugatuck div ision hitherto
known as Derby will be changed to East
Derby, and that the station on the An~
sonia branch of the Berkshire division
hitherto known as Birmingham will be
changed to Derby.
Frank F. Searies and family have
moved to Ridgefield, who‘re Mr. Scarlet-1
is employed as engineer by Taylor,
Keeler & Bouton and expects to b«-
abscnt between two and three months.
Frankie organist in three lodges bore,
and his friends Will be glad to see him
return—New Canaan Messenger.
A Stamford man who takes an inter-
est in the beauty of that city has offer-
odflfty dollars to be divided between
the two men who are adjudged by a
Mbiittce appointed by the mayor to
have the finest lawns and grounds sur-
rounding their residences. The prim-s
are intended for the gardeners who have
the places in charg '.
“Every person who shall sell, expose
for sale, or have in his possession with
intent to sell, use or explode, or shall
use or explode, any firecracker contain-
ing any explosive other than gunpow-
der, shall be lined not more than two."
This is an not passed by tho Iflgixlnfuro
of 1895 and dealers and celebrants should
govern themselves accordingly.
There isa movement bowled by ion
Stamford bicyclist broking for the re-
pool of the ordinance (-oquwlling riders
tocarry lanterns on their wheels after
dark. Among the opposition is number-
ed Mayor Scoflold, a bicyclist, who
dwms it wise that lanterns should be
carried. Conumxlorodaums l). smith,
. alsonpromineut wheolmun, thinks tin,-
samg way.
Colonel Ian-ion I”. lurpeo, comman-
clout of the b'mmnd rrgimenl, U. N. (L,
has roccivod from Congressman Sperry
alvttvr expressing his belief that the
bill directing the War Department to
issue Springfield rides to the various
state militias will pass (.‘ougn-ss at the
nustsvssiou. The measure appropriat-
ing “Alumnae for this pllrlum: has
already passed the Season
The jewelry firms of ilruaklliild: lbrnl. -
diet and (.ioormx I". lib rooms 3.: Hon, of
Bridge-[mm assigned yesterday for the
Mnelltof flu-Ir I'rmlilvru. 'l'ib' liabili-
tics of the llrst Iunuod firm of" arrow.
Their slmk is valued at from Minion to
“5,000, and null vstatu at moon, .‘illlm-
thubicyclecrawmstruuillho town, tbvy
lmvooxrsirionmdabad trade. The lia-
bilities of the Messrs. Stevenson are said
tobcmvor $li,illl‘l, and their roots only
$1,000.
A temperance drink made
from the choicest roots and
herbs ; has a delicimns flavor,
pleasing the most fastidious
palate; quendies the great»
El est thirst. The extract is
i sold everywhere, and is
easily and cheaply prepared
I at home. 4
wmttsns a museum co. I!!!
.‘W" m, . «M
val
I'lthh‘caue’ ninth. la the {bezel
Varsity Boat Race.
h'ARVABD TOOK BBOOKD lIOIIOBd
_—
Ilhe Contest the Ilost llamas-liable Eve.
Behold on an American Course—It 15s
tabllshoa a New Time Mark—Hosts o
People how the Grand Test of Speed.
l’ouon‘nrrrsrs, N. Y., Juno 27.-—'l'lu
Harvard-(Joruell-Columbia - Pennsylvuub
four milo‘ straightaway boat moo on tb
lludson was won by Cornell's eight in th-
phcnomenul time of In minutes so one
onde, lian'urd second, Pennsylvania iblrc
and Columbia fourth. Cornell won tlu
freshman race two days ago, in which tlu
order of finishing was, strangely, the sumo.
The moo was a hard one for two miles
but after tlnil Cornell had lls’own way
Harvard tried its old scheme of tiring
out pol-null at the start, but it lulled
Cornell rowed a clean race and with novel
a break of any kind. Pennsylvania splash
ed and towed badly, and Columbia, fol
some ,unknown reason, was not in the ram
alter the first quarter mile. Harvard rowut
plucklly, but was outclassed.
It was Cornell's day, and Cornell's do)
has cmno twicetbls w'oek. Acres of mast:
and spars, forests of fluttering flags, luby
rinths of small boats and big boats ane
«lumbering stmnwre—that was the scam
about the big l’oughkeopsie bridge at tin
finish line of the four mllo lane in which
was rowedlho great varsity race of 151m.
It was a sight to enthuse anybody. It war
adrcnm of Venice. The sun had aonu
out In all his glory, the east was banked
with clouds lined with silver, and tbowrst
urn hills looked like eluoralds. Part of tin
long course was in a owl and restful
shadow and part of it glinted with sun
rhinound reflected in reverse the grant
loops of gaudy flags floating from jib
maslhoads of the boats. The hills around
I’ougbkeopsio and on the highlands Wl'l'l
moving mosaics of color, with the ribbon
lied-mired and banner and flag waving
crowds that surnmuntcd them. I’n-tty
girls and gallant and giddy (smarts tnormi
almut in the group» with sedate member.
of tho alumna: of various colleges. I'rcl'
MPEIIIQB (lliflllfilvl L llf'ilil.
lily costumed Women bnsprinklud lb!
decks of lb:- excursion sn-amrrs, rvliovml
tho montony of tho 4mg observation train
and made more uttrm'tivo the gnyly bl»
drukml ymzllls, and all the fibre as lint.
groin-red In groups to wilncms lbw mom-l
you would hear them chattvriug like an
army of sparrows, excl-pt when they WI'I’t
interrupted by the volleys of college prior
and “feelings.
The ltlvrr Alive \Vlth Croft.
The big sfmnu-rs and the debt of ym'bts
imam to poke their norm np strmni at an
early hour, forming a big lim- on the mm
sbori' ranching.» ball lillll’illm'.“ the brhllli
and a mile below it. ’I'hrrc they wolf-«i
patiently, the bands playing and the col
logo lmys singing, ’l'uo luiuntm bet-m
tiwadvrrtlst-d start thr- long observation
lr..in roiled slowly out of Iiiublnml-i and
up toward the start. rim :1 milm ma'ny. ll
Inul‘n‘fl lilo- a great wreath of ilowurs us it
turned about the foot of the hills, rhul in
many bars of ling-z
'l‘hc sci-no was made doubly attractive
in its activity by the, mntra~t in Wrath"!
renditions with those which have brim-ll
for the past fmv days. The son made IIM'
river look bright, and it made lbu [N'uplt-
lrok happy. .\ decided trmhfornmllun
had taken place sincu morning. with in-
iUWcrlng skimnnd n genial f cling awohr
at the sight of tho vbangmlhippruromm of
the. sky. The blue background was prov."
lng rapidly lllul'w prominent, and flu-
winds bad ('Illln'ztl tho t’lulilln off In the
horizon.
l.'p the course beyond the met the river
lay stuooth and blue, dimplud hero and
tbm- by a vagrant wind. The rrfvrvo‘.
boat lay at the startling point at Iirum't
elbow. and the glasses of the lhvl were
Iovriml at I“ nmvmm-ulv‘. ’I'hv flags on
the stiller-limits at tho finish llupgwd idly
for a flow, and lb:- grmit crowds lonngml
Into inaction as the bnnrol starting [nu—mi
and tho crows hml not begun. Suddenly
a white trounorrd youth In the nmlnmmt
of one of the yachts sand out, " lIr-rn they
come!"ond then the crowds arose and
screamed with delight.
Arch mu Hudson's ulna [lo-mm
Away up the lu-untlful river, win-re tho
gin-on hills formml on mail "Vii? the llud“
son's bluo bosom. world be seen four tiny
dots movlng and reaching and rmwilnu
into a ln-ttor line. of vision. Now and linen
you could rott'b n stlluflollkn glmm of our
blndm flnublng In tluvsnn at tbrlr rides.
but tho-y were so far away that the wall.-
lng rrowdc-onhl hardly realize that lhvr
worn the men who Were battling in their
boats for no money. The pretty um. i
screamed. an: lin- sttianwrs' whistles blow,
while the nurse of Immunity In eollugo ml» ,
on howled ltsoll hmrse. "Who Is ulwmll"
was theory as the drawn mum lnlml on,
and nerimson enthusiast shouted. "llnr-
yard!" in
"No; It's Cornell!" was the answer, and
in a few minutes the crowds We!“ yelling
frantically for Cornell, while the night
bruwny follows pulled their shall ova-r the
finish line, followed by the bdnmlossly
Weary Harvard crow, whiln I'unnsylvnnlm
lounged on behind and Columbia Wm! an ;
eighth of audio in the IN". ’l'hen there:
was the thumb-ring shock of (lithium and
the shrink of a myriad of whistles, I'ouplotl
with the wild. errrltant via-raring of lhn
Cornell men and tho moieties of the other
thousands.
And that Is the way the wonders new
the race.
Ilmv It Was floated.
As mi) from the olmrrmtlon train, the I
use was a struggle long to be Il'llltfllllll r. I
ed. The four crown lllwd up for pmlllons
about 52:10 o'clock. There was a good dml ,
of trouble, hmmrr. Just as the reform:
had asked the mural qumtlon nlmutgr-t-
ting ready Captain Bollard of Harvard
raised his hand and crunplalnetl that (Jo-
lulnblo's ”helmet was below the line. ‘
Cornell and Pennsylvania agreed to don,
“(I the "humerus. This look
s
be» ., hated. _' . .,
mill" "Aw ydil‘reody, ”award!" a
which earns in every instance the reply,
”Yea." I
The oonditlous were favorable. The we.
tor was smooth. the wind undisturbing
and the eblnthle in lei-hr" ofnery ghee
time. The referee took a last orilleul luck
at the crews and then sent them all with
the pistol. All struck the water together,
but Columbia only got a half stroke. Core
null and Harvard were both lolly prepared
and got the advantage of u long swoop.
ilurvurd begun» Its old tuetlos, of a quick
stroke to tire its “opponents; and for awhile
It assumed to work well; All had started
with u to stroke, which llarvard tempered
down to ill) at the first quarter," while Cor-
nell had come downtoiirl. Columbia seclu-
ed to have a lenden weight on Its boat. and
it hung in the water as If it was not
trying to keep up with the other content
nhls. Pennsylvania was rowing till to tilt
minute, but It was a rugged stroke, that
rocked the boat, and the recovery stop»
pod It. Both Harvard and Cornell had set-
tled down to work In a methodical way,
and both, qlnlling a as stroke, were work-
lng with a will. Harvard's boat poked its
nosouhmul of (lornollut the half mile. and
the routers yelled with npprobathm. ’l‘bon
slowly, lneb' by inch, the Harvard bout
orcpt 'by the ‘(loruell beat until her stern
just Iuppml tho Iutlor's nose.‘ But some-
how or other the enthusiasm did not dom-
onstrutc that this lead mount anything.
Cornell’o Stroke Uniform.
It was noticeable that the Cornell men
did not change their stroke, but worked
steadily at as and g7. Harvard’s men had
put all their hard Work in their arms and
logs. and it was beginning to tell, for they
could not get the stern of their boat away
from Cornell’s, and gradually Cornell,
with their books working from the sliding
sent- to the bur-h of their necks and with a
rhytlnnlcai @olion that was beautiful to
soc, begun til} ogulnthclr lost ground.
Ilurvurd t led desperately to hold the
lead, but as the two boats flushed by the
two mllo mark Cornell had shoved herself
forward on even terms and was still going.
The So. 2 man in Harvard’s boat was
splashing, and the stroke wavered a little,
but with bulldog grit theyatuek to their
work. But that steady 3? stroke to the
minute swing, will) the stronger Hbl'OIit'
and the neat, clean bludo work. was loll-
ing. and Ina-b by Inch the bow of tho Cor-
m-ll bout wont forward from the bow of
the Harvard bout. Pennsylvania was
splashing on at u 37 stroke gait, three
longtbs behind Howard, and Columbia
was hopelessly health).
(In the Home Stretch.
fio they went down til the third mllo,
Ilarvnrd pulling desperately and suino~
what prottlly, but Cornell pulling an inch
of distance at every stroke between the
boats. The long stroke and tho clover
bm-k Work of Cornell was counting. It
was evident that Harvard was boon-n, for
while at the third mile thorn was on ovi-
ib-nt pb-ntltudo of roservolorvo in tho Cor»
m-ll bout there was not it hit of It in “or.
vnrd's boat. "or. men wl-ro using every
availablepouml of strength in tin-iron-
du-avor to make a good showing: witlftlu-ir
plucky opponents. (letting into the last
mile, (‘ornoll was still pulling that ii?
stroke without a splash or a qunvcr, their
boat fairly shooting along, while Ilunm'd's
own looked as if some of them would fall
..ut of the boat. Porno“, at tho ii“; miles,
had increased Ill'f lend to about [our boat
Il-llulllfl, and l‘riinsylvnnio was clearing
up some of the water bvtn'oon them and
Harvard In such a olipplmr manner that
tho crimson adherents feared for their
rrvw's hold on second place. The last half
mile was uneventful. ('ornoll crossed the.
lino at the price she had set at the start.
ind not n man in llt'l‘ boat sliowwldlslrose
wlwn she crossed the line, a \leer by live
lengths ovvr llmw‘nrd, in the record brook»
inn than of in minutes ‘33! seconds. l’ron»
sylvnnin crawled In at n good pace about
four bout lengths behind llorvnrd. and
Columbia paddled in at least :2” lengths in
Ilw roar.
Three or four on n in the Harvard Innl
~bowml signs of distress, but in Ilseotlmr
boats Ilwn- wo" no trouble. It was con
m'lll'tl on all bonds that ('orm-ll bud I‘UWHI
.1 renunknbb- mm and one that. from n
wionlilh- standpoint, was notable In the
annals of boating.
'l'bl- rm: in! breaking time of the race
was In a nn~n~uru duo to the ebb tide. that
wru- qullo l-llI-rtlvo, but it Is bulb-rod that
tho llnwkoopor, who was unable to sm-
uny flag at tho llulsh. may haw made on
rrror. ’l‘lw wall-hrs in tho pros-1s our on
tlb- olswrvuflon train nmdo the limo of
Cornell lwtwwn l'.l minnow hi seconds
and '1” minutes i sm'onde, and the \i‘zllt'hI-s
I‘ll fbo Associated l't'oss, sloop :tl I'm-b
llllll' rinrlml and stopped by oh and “ill con-
nection. Inside the lino: r-lzoilor to this. No
numb [lint can be found lullh-s will: the
oliiv-inl How. This (luvs not demo-I from
l'nrnvll's victory, as she lulu. with any of
the time lain-n. brokm lbu l‘m-urfl.
'I'Io- ollh'lnl lion-us givrn I31 l’ornoll, l‘I
minutes fills-woods; Harvard. 1“ minutes
ll'.’ w-onds; Pennsylvania. -:o minute-l ll
seconds: (Tolombla, ‘Jl minutes 22:: mronds.
Money For I'c-nllons.
\I'Afilllx‘fi'rnh'. .luou :27.-m'l‘bo sm'i‘l'lnry
of tho lnturlor has issued his ’ n'qulslllon
on tho lrvuemry for $11;.:1'.’.‘s,ou>o to be used
In lln‘ qlml‘lrrly pnynu-uf of pro-lulu.
'l‘lu~ unionnl b»: distribot-d as IUIIHW-ii
I'lllt'nt'o. HfiImJNIU; I/i‘i ,‘lulln’fi, liltlull.
om; hillwmiklm, il,‘.la‘.u,ooo; l’llhburq.
(LTMJHIH: liulfulo. $I,7illl,ll'li|; Autumn.
Mu, £7:.,Iloo; llwton. §.’H”.”'!il; \‘l‘n-hlnn
pm, uooyioo; Town”, fiflliulllll; you.
bmnvlm'o, “75.0””; I’hllmlvlpblo. HIM,-
WM; New York. tifscIJ‘Im: innlwllln,
sluoom; Knoxville. scoouwo; Iinllulmpo
ii , 1“anle lintrolt, t lanolin; (Juno-ml,
N. ll., swamps; (folmuhm. 0., tzlowloo.
Tim Wlllst Blisters.
limv Youh. Juno 1.7.m'l'bu Ann-rival)
\‘v'blsl. [engine has decided that the Ilumll-
to" club trophy sbnll Im mlrddvrod tho
rimlnplon-blp unibh-m and be nuulopor
pvluui. This was ugrm d upon at a nn-ot.
but held oi the (lrlvnlnl bub-l, Mulllmllnn
III-orb. “film-rs for the your Wrre vloulml.
Waller Ii. llurney was t‘Inm'll pros-blunt.
II, A. .‘lmniri \‘ll‘b pl'rslllunl, llorirum ll.
lirlblnm n'oordlnu swrulnry, Ilulwrt ll,
WHIIH('Hl‘ro-"p'lllfllllg sm'rz-turynod lion
honln l.. \i’lllhons trrosurrr.
llo WM u Had Loon.
Wislmm, (ML, .‘Iuno 517. w .lll'imol
ll'llourko. 2}“. years of sign, a wry strong:
l'onw rvnilvr, who has lost "writhing be
owned on tho rmnlt nl’ lbr room! I'll'v'llun‘i,
nllvmplml to commit fillli‘lflu, lie Huldwll
himself repeal: tlly In the nhdvslmp it ill: ll
5 liu'b knllu Ills recovery is llilIII‘Illll.
llrovnml lh-rwif and "or 'l'llr: :- l‘blldrml.
HIS .‘l it'll! ld. Tut. .Iqu- :7 -».'\lrs.
lib no r, WIII'HI a farmer In I'lllil'tl i «only.
llhl‘lli of burn. tll'ilWlll‘il Ill-r—l‘ll lIlI‘I br.‘
Illl'm' children. mod 2. land .1 :xmru. In
Ilmi’ollml titer. 'I‘lm IJ‘IIII ~ \rrro loom]
Hod lop: llll'l‘ with cord... ho mlm- for the
am. I] known ~..... a... a..- mun.
.bave thrown an obstacle In the way ol
,of‘lbe pending negotiations for a general
Crespo Prompt! Relefiéild the
British Crow Surveyor.
assumes 0mm meantime.
The Venezuelan rresldent Desired to '1'“.
vent complications In the Boundary
Dispute—The Datoomo of the Incident
ls “ratifying to All Concerned.
Wasnrsoros, .Tnn’o' ten—To keep the
ao'undnry question free from outside oom-
pllautlons Venezuela has promptly released
the British crown surveyor, Mr. Harrison,
who was arrested by President Urcspo's
frontier troops.
This action of the Venezuelan unthori
ties disposes of an Inrldont that might
bringing, about a settlement of the bound:
ury ooiitrovursy and the consequent failure
arbitration treaty between the United
States and Great Britain. ' »
Minister Andrmle of Venezuela called
at the state department and laid before
the secretary u‘disputeh from the foreign
minister of Venezuela. The message was
In those words: .
“It was yesterday when the national
connnlssary of Cuynnl telegraphed occur-
rence. Harrison and 19 others crossed
to the left bank of the Uuyunl to open a
road. The subcommlssary of Acurablsi
protested in “rillng. llnrrlson insisted,
and tho subcommlssnry took him to the
post of El llorndo. As soon as the gov-
ernment was informed thereof bordered
the release of Harrison and asked details.”
This dispatch was in answer to a mes»
sage sent by Minister Andi-ado to his gov-
ernment asking for particulars concern-
ing the arrest. of Harrison and his nsso-
elates. ,(‘lu the strength of representations
made by Sir J uiinn l’uunmlfoto tho presi-
dontulul secretary had determined to ox-
ort the kindly ollieos of the United States
for the release of tho llritlsb olllcurs ar-
rested, but it was feared byvtho authorities
that the Vonezueluns might accept our
intervention with Hollln hositnuey. The
message received from President Urospo's
government through Minister Andrudo
was therefore welcome news to the dos
pertinent oilicinls.
“'by England Woe Cnullous.
'I‘hulfaot that llarrlson and his men,
when arrested. wore on the left bank of
the (luyunl river. which Is clearly west of
the Sohomburgk line, is pointed to ash
reason why (in-zit Britain dhl not. ropbnt
her demand, as in tho I'ruun Incident,
lnslmdoi asking thogood olllers of tho
I'nited Status. ' .
a‘lr Julian l’aunoefotc, llrltidi embas»
sudor, culled utthosuu.»department and
conferred with the secretary. l'pon his
arrival be was Informed of lbodlspnlrh
transmitted to the drmrtuu-nt by -lhe
\'l-.m-7.uolnn_minislor. It Is gem-rally be
lhp‘t'd, it. was stated, that the notion of
the ('m'uons govurnun-nl was taken before
it had heard from tho l'ultl-d Status. In
addition to discussing this matter it Is he-
llvvvd that Sir Julian and tho sol'n'mry
oouh-rrod In regard to the proposed gon-
oral arbitration convention. ’
I’rosblrnt ("lowland was promptly In-
formed of the nation of tho Vent-Lucian
govl'rnmcm in this math-r. and the delay
of Secretary Olney In arriving at the cold
not llll'l‘lllig was don tobis inb-rvb-w with
tho Vonuzm-lnn minister. The I‘llllllllll-
tiou of this question from the Venezuelan
nlfulr mined the cabinet to lightly touch
upon foreign nfl‘nirs at the mention.
It Is expected at the doparlnu-nt. from
lllllll'lllhtlnll which has been l't'f‘l'lVl'iI from
nlllrlnl sources. that the lirilisb gm‘l‘l'll-
nu-nt will lay before pnrlizunvnl nn-m
work the corresfllmb'nro lu-twu-n the
boiled Status and Hum Ilritaln In n-gurd
to \‘vnumwia. The recent frequent coils
of SlrJullnn l’ollm'bfolo at tho depart-
ment of state are believed to have Iloon
with a View in hastening the negotiations-
In progrms. an that l-‘olm' results may have
been oblulm-d when it is desired to inform
the World of what file two governlm his"
bare boon doing In the matter. Secretory
(”boy has announced his intention of glv~
1m; out for publication n rum- of the cor-
ru-spondvnm- just as soon as If ls laid in-
form llw lirilisb purllanwnl.
Willi siltlsfzzclory progn-ss bring undo
in the Venezuelan negotiations. I’rmldonl
('lm‘i-lnlnl will be old” to louvo Way-hing
lou next work for iirny Habit-s. lie is
now nmhbn' arrangement: for his dopar.
lore and is grilling Ibo pending boon: is
of the government. in hlll‘ll abupo lluu if
not tIl.~|lllN'lI oil‘brfuro ho loaves he will be
ubluto take it to his Mllllllll’l‘ home for
n-lllvnu‘ut.
International Peace Congress.
\\'A.~lll\'o'ru\, .luno 27..—'l'lnv iulnvrnn
tlolmI pram! bnrmu nl Horne. He'll/willful,
has t-t'IlI un lll\'lI.‘|lInIl tbrouub tho bmm-b
bureau of Washington to Ibo prmhb-nl of
Iho- whole and lbw hpn‘tlw r of the hon m
inviting the uwmlwrs of bulb It'lllll'n lo of
fund lllll Illl.l‘l'lll|IIHllill [mu-o I‘nlltll‘l‘nu
which is to llhsvllllllo ut lludnposl» on
:wpt. l3, lb :tl. and to tho interparln.
memory conference which Is to follow if
at the mono plzm- .r'upl. ll'. 'i‘iu‘w
lollrrs lmvo ln-ou Illl'Wlll'ill'lI by Miss llolvn
Lockwood to View I‘rusldu-nt Hun-mum
and to Hpuukor lbs-d.
llolt Will (‘nw to lie .‘lpprulrd.
\V‘Asfllh‘u'pmpinne "Kw-A mollou for In
new trial of tho llnlt will vow. nbh-h um
du'ldrd in favor of tho lwlrs at low. lbw
will prmvlltlll bringprononncrdaforgery.
will be made on Monday. If the nmtl-m
is overruled. the jury‘s ibullogu will lw
unrilllml to tho orphuns' marl, which will
necessarily reject tho will. ’l'ho attorneys
for tho n-pudlulml po‘mr will llwn note an
upprnl, and if the court of uppmls rI'Jm'lo
this the Plum will if” to the supreme Hour!
of the I'uitud Hiatus.
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
’l'hu fmnous Mnldlwlll
was killed near Ilulnwaya;
'l'bollsoluh of women of ("Hilton and
tb-Iohylrmlon-d u fl'm'plloll to Major Mr
Klnb-y and his WIII? and Illullli'l‘.
’i'bo supronmmurtof llm Harpoon-m»
plro has roll t‘luil Ibo appeal of llurnn \‘ull
llmmnorslr‘m from Ills sunbeam of tlmm
yours at hard labor.
Ii‘nllmh'rsol'iiovvrbor Alim'bl III Illinois
have lIm-n told they will be i-xpullibd In
support Richard 3’. Illnnd of bile. N for
the lb-oowrullo nomumlbm for Ilf‘i'clllblil.
A special l’nlllo dispatch from Ilnvmm
status that ulurm has been vrrolvd in mm
inrrt-iul rirrb - by the gov: rmm-nl's ~71th
to the Spanish bank to issue nob] bills for
current ! spouses.
'l'ln- posh-{lim- nt Moulnwvw, f'onn..
uhll‘f .‘r'ob'lnlm
contested and most exciting ocean race
the American line steamship t-lt. Pool and
the Cuoardor Lnoaula reached their ro~
speetlvo piers in this elty‘last night. The
passengers on the two vessels were on-
thusiastic about the behavior of the huge
ships during the contest in which each
strove to reach the goal—Quarantine—
first.
The aessels sighted one another at dawn
on- Wednesday morning in Inldocenn. The
lmcanlu was about iii miles ustcrn of the
American ilyer when the passengers and
ollleurs on the St. Paul dotuetod her on
the horizon. The St. Paul was steaming
at the rate of about :20 knots an hour when
the smokelluo of the big (.‘unurder up-
penred In the dlshmeo. and word was
passed to the engine room to crowd on
steam. 0n b'mrd the Luennlu all wus ox-
oitemont when n. was known that the .‘s't.
Paul was in sight. The Uunnrdur was
lllllklllg butwpun 20 all“ 2| knots llll hour
when the lookout announced the sighting
of the American ship. The chief engineer
of the Luenuln crowded on NW"). and
slowly but surely the lirtlshvessci gained
on its rival. _ “
All day long the vessels raced, while the
passengers made bots with one another on
the result. The lights of tho Lnuunln
grow brighter and brighter to tho-watch-
ers on the St. Paul during Thursday night,
and when dny dawned on Friday the dis‘
mono between the two steamsblps was
greatly diminished. At 5 o’clock yester-
day morning they wore ubrrust of eauh
other. The liest day's run of l'ilcll vessel
was made yesterday while llu-y were run-
ning almost nbenm. ’I‘ho Lucuulu covered
Isl-3 miles in :l-l hours, but best previous
day's record being mill miles, while the h‘t.
Paul, in the same More, traveled fill)
miles, as against .322 miles, her best pro-
vlous mileage. The Ilucunlu was sighted
ilrst at Fire island. and the St. Paul :31
minutes later—at 3le p. m. The hit. l’uul
traveled, in all, 3,113.4 nautical miles in
Ii days, :5 hours and 1‘.) minutes, and tho
imcanla covered 2,5115 nautical miles in b
days, 13 hours and 35 minutes. “
llolh vessels arrived at their piers about
the some time, shortly after 7 o'eloelgp.
Ill. The St. I’nulcarrh-d Billl cabin and
thumb-cram passengers. Among limo wrro
Iiownrd (flushing, T. It}. Crushing, lion.
.I. ll. Eustls, United States omlmssndor to
France; J..ll. blustls. .ir., bliss Cob-slim
Enslls, Miss l/.a llliillls Hardy, (-lonerul ll.
U. Hawkins and Mrs. George l'oulmdy
Wotmnro. . ’
The Lueuniu carried 2'35 saloon, lllil sso~
out] cabin and 40:; stem-ago pullsongurs.
Among those on board were Mr. and Mrs.
0. II. I’. Belmont and llurobl Vamlorbilt,
Mrs. llulmont's son; ll. Watson Giblor,
the pool; George Illness, .‘dr. and Mrs.
I’ottor Palmer and. . - :~'ultori~. (j. W.
l'nrker, lbw. A. 'I'. l’iwrson. 1). IL, MM.
1. r'lvtsnn and Missfilx‘lwn. Mr. (llivl-r St.
John. Ii. 'lf. liurpa-o, Euslzu'o (inroy, linin-
llton Kuhn, Colonel .i. .I. hirihndi, lllrs.
l'l. ll. Sin-blob, linstnvo 'I'osli, llnllnu vii-o
consul at Xvi-q York; Ii. ll. \‘un Corllondt
Jud Aurel lialonyl. ‘
BASEBALL.
NATIONAL Li'LAtii E l-‘AML'S.
Al Ilroolllyn~
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New York ........ u o o o l o o o o-— 1
IlrooklyIi—llil-‘. i2. errors, I. New
Yuri; -—llils, h; rrrnrs, H.
Al lbs-loll”—
l’bilmh-lphia.....1 o :1 o o n o o o— l
Boston ............. o '- o o o l :: :_' '_ p
l’hllulh-lpbiav—Ilils, “mirrors, 5:. lio-x
ton—llits. ll; orrors,..:l.
.\l St. Louis—
(...'lm-iunmi........o I) «l U l 0 (l (i h—l'i
fiu. I.o:lls~'.. ...n o -) o o o o :3 o--- .;
(‘iorinnollmlllm l7; rrrors, 1. bit.
Louie-«Hits. 7: errors. 7.
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\l'n-Jllmgton ...... ‘J o ".3 l o L' o o 9—- o
lllltlmoro ......... H l o l o |~ 1 o o... :l
\‘n'adiingrlImw-iills. ill; erron, L'. Halli--
llmru-—Illl.-'. 7', vim-rs. *.'.
.ll ('Ilicngom—
l’htsburg. 2 o o 1 o |
I‘Illl'dflll ............ L! U Cl "J I ll
Pillsbury—Hits, l0; errors. ll,
"il;!ll~IIlIn, 1o; errors. 1.
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I'lm'rlxillll ......... o L' o o 1 o o o 1— i
Louiwillo... ...(I U :l n o 1 o o o..- l
l‘lm‘:I:lllil~—‘Illl~s, 1‘; errors. ‘.‘. Loui-
vlllomllus. U: errors. U. (ionic calb-d on
lIi'lillIlII oi darkness, ‘
I) 1 Il—~ :l
l o ‘-«-l'.’
Chis
CilOOKEDNESS CHARGED.
A ’l‘rnnspurtnllon (‘olmmny Arrow-l of
IN‘IIIIIIIIIg Ila (“l-pllul Mus-Ir.
lil'll’l’AiU. Juno 27.—~.\llrml :‘t‘lloolb
lwpl‘, l‘l'l'vli‘vl' HI Illi' IIIlllllIll IIIlII Now
York 'I'rnnqvoriulimn company. charm-s
IIIJII Hill-“urn of lbol (-urpornlion bnvo
wronplully \villulmwn mom-y from its
t':i|:1f.il.~ltu‘I:.
l‘llolon .\' lilark. ulloriu-vs for Mr.
Si'iuu-likupf.:ls l‘l‘l‘i‘ltl‘l‘. how applied In
.illsli. .- i‘blbis luzlhn supra-um \‘lllil'l for on
H‘lll't‘i'llilmlvl‘rllllf lIlI‘ rum-Ivor in lll~llllllv
:Iu‘b proceedings as may be drone-d mlvl'u-
abb- nmlilot lbu olllr‘rrs lo rrmugr tho
lllolll')‘. .inslivv ifhlhbx, nflvr llslunlng to
u nomlwr of ullllluvibl. mauled (be upplil
l'llli'lll. .
'l'lwolllm-ru named in tho npplh-olloo
um Henry llonur, Alluln lloxuvr and hid
my II. Finn.
' .
"u (inf. III! Drop on Her.
l'.\lu mo. Kr. .lmo- :7.-.\lr«. lmo
Johns was ltillv'll at Kullmvn by Marshal
hiri‘ullum. blight months ago All-(hi
I'llll nrrwlvd Mrs. lin-rrwnuli, IllfllIH'l‘ oi
Mrs. John», for nut-Hog him in tho Ills
lIMl‘JI' of his (Ililll's‘, and «be It'll dead In
jail from hmrt Illswoo H4 a mod: of tilt
llll nmnl. Mol‘nllum was mambo-d on
trial Iormntrlbullng to her «lvu’lh. Mrs.
Johns bid lu‘rsoll In tho ill‘llll'll‘l‘y and soul
Word bylnr i‘IiIIII lo flirl'oilolu (but a
bum “.lllll'lI to see him. vao be vnnw.
ulw row from iwbind u gruvwlono. with
a plain! b'whvd at him. Slu-i‘nllonl quirk
Iy drew his pistol and fired. kllllnglbr
woman instantly.
.Wrm-k ol Ibo ('npulrt.
FT. JOHNS. N. l"., .illlw ‘27.~ v'l‘lln I’l‘llli I"
li‘ioon buaorrlvml hm: from tho H‘I'ln'ul
ll. - wrot'l. of the slmmwr Ilaplllvl. brine
log fire packages of mull, whbib ivory
found floating about ll.” wrwk and ploiwd
up, The captain HI be' (lopuivtwns n
passenger on the Fiona. bovine ulvnn Ho
u l‘li‘li Into the rhorno of :l .. WI‘N‘IE mm
mlwimmr. About we had mg vuswls arr
Working to get her cargo out.
i
Ming-d F‘Illbusln Illnelmrnd.
.iAr use.“ ILle, Flo” .luno 5:7. ~~'l'lmrnw
against Colonel Nunez, Ilm nilugml llllivns
for. was dismissed by I'nllull Holm- I'om
was lvrolwo into bylmrulnrs. who IIII'W
upon the min and H'leml “no worth “I
slumps and rib! In moiwy. ii i: lmllovml
born that flu: thieves were lll'llllllllII on L‘I-
civics.
min-loner Egan. 'I'hc- llm‘t'llmvy Wllm'mws
, mold not be brought fmm I'bibulvlpblu
‘ Without further delay, and Mr. llulmm,
0
$3.98. ‘
WE ARE CLOSING OUT ENTIRE LINE AT
Cloak 43nd .uillinoy . Store
* Special . .
,‘ Sale‘QOf ( "
Ladies’ Outing Suits.
' r
9
a
some or TI-lEM WORTH:
" $8.00. *
Don’t Miss This Great Sale.
MAHAOKEMO -, HOTEL - BLOCK.
Three-
Co‘at
poncrete
(Walks,
ASPHALT,
PORTLAND
CEMENT
AND
FLAG
VVALKS
Put down by experienced
own at greatly rednvud
tn'lees.............
RAYMOND ms.
Bo. Normally.
PhysicianforWomen
MRS. DR. II. I. GUILFORD
Can be consulted at her oillce
l42 Buoao Smear, Bumorronr, 003m,
From 10 a. m. to 7 p. In. any day except
Sunday.
The doctor Is a regular physician and for-
tho pad IIIIll‘IN‘ll )‘t'l‘o has-made tln- IIINlIM'tO
oi \mnwnnspecialty. Ladies suffering from
any ulilllmdly inc-blunt to the sort mu mnsull
luxtloiiford in the oli'li'lv'-l. womb-row. with
tlo-nwumuvo ol re-n-n-iving IIII' mmt skillfuluml
HI’lv'llllIll' II'v‘illIlIl'IlI law on: to Illmll'l‘ll ”luxury
and medicine. Home mn- wilh hurl-u fur-
llInIll‘iI when rdllllrpd. 'l'rrllzs mmlomte‘.
All lottors Month! 5' n I'Ill'tl to. Iluchmo stump
WAGONS I
New and Second-Hand.
SUGGIES,
PHAE‘I’OIS,
GARRIIBES.
GIIOPIES,
SPIIDLES, ETC.
PRICES TO SUIT ALL
CALL AND SEE THEM.
H ENRY TILLY.
J.o.Jr-:NNINos,
Paper-Hanger, Calclmlner,
Painter.
m-
DKALIfl I"
Will. PAPER IND BORDERS.
I NORTH MAIN STREET.
South Norwalk.
Humpls limlw of latimtfitylruof I'uwru,
llordc-rs and “Ill. Mouldln s taken to
borne-o for inspection. on no! us by mini.
lilinulles illiserfnily (liven. mall!
ILWIZ Ylllill
Furniture lie-upholstered!
(“article ’I‘ulwn lip. Cio'uIIquo-l lbwlubl.
Ilnlr lIIltllramum lnunlo ilh‘llf‘. “hairs no
rolled. ‘
J. 0. WILLIOE,
so North Main tit, South Norwallc.
ll. Y.,liew Haven 5 Hartford
RAILROAD.
Trains heave South Norwnlk as follows: ‘
For New York.
A. ll. use. 5 40.615. sis 706. m. tel. 903. ..
OMAN". ”45,1137. 1’. . “Billbilfilu.
llfl.420l,626,flw.6fil.tiw,767.811.10W. .
sunnns.
AJI. ”demote. 1’.M. 014.128.0215.
Leave New York for 8°.Norwolk.
A.M.5m.sm.7m.sm.om.“103.1006. 1100.
u maize). P. M.1m.'tou, out. 102. we. no.
t a. 6m. 6m. 7 on. s on. use. 12 an.
sesmrs. .
A. M. 600.7”. 1’. M. 600.1201).
Leave South Norwalk
for New Hovon.
A. M. roe. 120. 61!“. 7 33. ll 46. 9 ll. 1006.1”!
It 44. I'. ll. 1345.137. out. 420. I507. 52:. ”1.
ml. 7 10.11 41.941. 1115.
DANBURV DIVISION.
Lo-vo So. Norwalk.
AJI. 631.1011. RMJMISIJIZSM.
susmrs.
All. one. P. M. 125.
Leave Danbury.
Adi. om.7w.am.nw. RM. 423.657.
" susmreo
Add. sos. ILM. 606.
‘sam NORWALK . -
- ssvmos sass,
5| Washington Street.
0mm daily from 'J to 12 a. m., and from
I'm :6 p. m., and on Monday evening:
from 2' to ii.
Interest allowed on deposits.
A I.I)I‘l.\' SilllhIA NS. I’mt.
.lUliN II. I'Elfitls, Vice-I’rest.
.ll‘lHX ii. KNAPI'. See. and Treat.
Jacob M. Layton,
Flro Llfo and
A‘sldont
INSURANCE”
Real Estate and _ House Agent.
Ocean Steamship Tickets, and Sterlan
Drulls. [mans Negotiated
and Stocks Sold.
OFFICE. 6 RAILROAD PLACE.
Next to Post Ulllce,
SOUTH NORWAIM. : : : : CONN.
Maury Public. Acknowledgments 'I'aken
YOUNG - MAN!
Why mks-the chance of II) but
without lnsurnmte, when 'our
Cents n «In? will
INSURE YOUR LIFE
FOR snooor
Ur Six III». a day will give you an Marlow-
inrnt of “Jill, payable to 'ournclf II on
live. With Itl~llrnuu", lize everyth 3
rl «atlw best ls flu-cheapest. Insure in the
Connecticut General
life Insurance (to.
0! lion ford.
s. s. rsdfisrmru,‘
ill Washington tilt-mt. Ho. Bormdh.
van on no ssrrrs
TIIllll IA-lil‘o Your Of'll'l'h I“!
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Offloa-
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Fine
at
the
i counsel for the junta, objected tout: u
I tension of time.
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