{moot Monday night.
‘ ' 1' walk was laid youterday 1.;
.1 , Episcopal church.
Jim Betta still lies in a critical
lion at his home' in Wall street.
Wok B. Arden. of Norwalk. and
Millie Miller were married 111 Dan-
nd‘e‘ 27.
Gregory, of Westport avenue,
1111111111111“ lighting with malaria, is
now able to be out. ,
. B. L Muckridge, of Norwalk, pro.
weetoatart a condensed milk route,
”ulna it by the quantity.
1 Members of Company F who desire to
flamers their score should be in the
armory at 7 o’clock, July 4.
,- Tracey Jennings. of West street. is
attending a military school in Peeks-
11111. N. Y., for the summer.
The C1ty Council of Norwalk will
. The names of the
Library directors will be announced.
A musical for the T. G. L. C. will be
given at the residence of Mrs AL. C.
Bette, of The Green, ca1ly next week.
W. J. Kinney, Jr., of the firm of Fin-
, no} & Benedict, was sawing wood, yes-
today, when he mistook his thumb for
a piece of board and barked that also.
‘ Howard boty, of Newtown avenue,
.who knows more about selling,1 clothing
“thanho does agricultural pursuits, cut
his loot Quite badly with a sickle one
evening this week.
0n the trip to Huntington, last Tues-
- day, the kodak fiend of the West Wash-
\
. cry.
William l'ovvelbfifi
iugto‘n Street Crosswalk elub secured
several excellent views of ex-Couueil-
. man Charles E. Seymour.
St. Paul's, Fellowship eiub' met in the
chapel in Berkeley street, lint, night,
and voted to have. a 11:1111I111ke soumtime
in August. St. John Merrill.Han'1
Smith and Louis Leonard were appoint-
ed a committee of arrangements.
Pioneer Hook and Ladder company
metlast night and arranged for its
Emmi: of July celebration tonight.
The committee of :11'r:1nl.:1-111:111?:~ :111-
llatryMitchell, H. W. lyinnton and
The sloop Marguerite, (.‘aptain Iloilly.
will take a party to oyster llay, tomor-
row morning. It will include Attorney
and Mrs. H. W. (in-gory, Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Camp, Miss Annie E. Smith, llt‘r-
but. R. Smith, and (7. Osborn.
Tho meeting-11 the Junior Christina
Endeavor s1111i11t_v.ofth1~ V111 111.1“. t‘ 111:-
gmgatioaal church, \\ hull was 1111111111111.
oil last week on ilCl'Ulllli ot 1111- storm
will be held Sunday evening at .'1‘.::11
o‘clock. TI11ts11I1j1-1-ti1‘ “Japan."
.IaincuMupl11s,i11 company with W.
A.V111:11I. was wheeling: up East. arc
nae, last night, when the handh- bar.» at
his bicycle broke oil and he weal spin-
niug “It'lld ill the. middle of tl111rtr1111l,
while the 111:11'I1in1: t111k :11111th1r course.
Mr. Maples was 1111\1rn1lv out about [In
ltuudx
Mr. and Mrs. J 11111 \.('.11up.(‘l:1r1-u111
F.011b11rn, Mr. and M11... W. Ii. tin-1:»
Mrs. Loni-11- l'oolidgo and 5“”
Annie l'l. .‘iinilh will I1v.1v1- Norwalls on
July 271. for :1 11111 day-1‘ trip on l.r.
Parker's yacht Roman. ’I'Iu party wdl
1111111 Newport to William 11111 Atlanta
Yacht club 11111-1111. Hopping at Ili11cl1
I-dand 11111Itil11-It1-rMaud on the way.
Fttl'llllt' 11auw1 K1l‘nln1it11't‘ thu- number
of bat factories in the ”ration 1li11triot
lllt'ltllmulllyllt't‘1’1'3lH'1l until .111 prmt'lli
“111111111111 less than 11-: many 11.-
thorcwnn- twenty yvntn ago. The loss
has in 11 11111111111111- I11-1111 111111I1111p l1y1I11-
t'tllargemvnt. of several of H111 best 1111'-
lul'h'a.»ull111t the output 111 1dill quilt
uatinlw'lury, although not by any 1111111111-
whlll. it way 111 Ill“ IMI 4.011 1-Hh111l1’1.
lrlet.
lmil
r111- lllm In (though-ate: llam- to:
Permanent Chairman—lull» Bryan or
“one for Ton-m Choir-Minna
Within State“ 0! I Two-thirds Vote.
Chroma. July 3.—-Thc only really new
development In the political situation la
that Senator Teller of Colorado hm writ-
ten 11 letter declining to allow his name to
so below the Democratic convention to:
Ideut, and that the silver leaders huvn
tormined to widely advertise at. tho prop-
or time the fact that their candidate lur
provident In pledged in advance to make
Teller secretary of the treasury. ’I'cllur' s
withdrawal helps the candidacy of B. P.
bland of Missouri. and be Is still In the
lead
Both aldel are preparing luv the strap;-
gle between gold and silver which is to be
made at every step In the convention.
Whitney’l wish that Hill Iieniado tempo-
rary chairman II luwwlth the national
commlttoo, and his name will be not he-
tore the convention.
The silver inc. will probably light It
vigorously on the floor of the convention.
Senator Harris of Tennessee has been
agreed upon bythe lllvcr fewer lorper-
manout chairman of the convention.
This is regarded as decidedly favorable
to Bland.
Either Governor Stone cl Missouri or
W. .l. Bryan of Nebraska la slated tor the
temporary chairmanship.
llarris’ selection was practically coa-
tlrmod at the Sherman House.
Bllvorltn’ Claims
Cnmaon, July 8. ——It being understood
that the territories are to be allowed six
votes each In thcdlcmocratic 11111111111110.111-
vention, and that. the Dlstrlot at Columbia
Is to have six votes also. the total number
of votes In the convention Is tilt-i. Then
1110 would he a majority and 1312 a two-
thlrds majority. The following table allows
the present claim of the silver men:
Delegates. Silver. Gold.
0" 'I‘
Alaimua.............. ..... .... .... —
Arkansas . . " lIl -—-
(Inliforaiu. I14 .-
L lllol'llll) ......... Ii —
( onneeth ut ...... ...... —- 12
Delaware ................. 11 -— 11
Florida....... ....... . N 5 '3
ueoruta...... .. 211 :11 —
Idaho“ d it . .—
llllllolii . . ill ' 41'! -
India11a....... .. lit) :1.) ~-
ion'a .............. 2.13 '35 -
Kansas ........... 211 ’ 'Jt -
Ke11111cky......... 21; L“ -—,
Imuisluna......... .. hi hi v
Molne........ ....... . ...... r: .‘l 7
Maryland .................. Ill —- 11;
“warmlmacllen ........... :111 ~ :11
Michigan ................... LN — 2:
Minnesota. IN 1 . Il
\ii.-1~l.~:~.ippi. I" 1.1 —
uMiasouri ....‘ .. .. ll :11 -
Montana ............... 1'1 1'1 —
Schumann...” lo 111 ——
Nevada . .......... ti .1 _.
New llampshlre.. .. it - 11
S1~w,Jcrsey ......... . :11 — 211
New York .............. .... 7‘.‘ - 1 7:
North l'aroliaa ....... .. 33 L'f.‘ —'
Xorin Dakota ............. ll 1'. —
)hIo ...... . ............. Ill -!'1 -
Oregon . . I“ -“ —
i’euanyivan Ill —- 1'11
'(lmdo lsinhll ....... — t
loath l'urolinu ..... l.‘ -
€1111lhllnk11ln ....... . . . — t-
l‘enuemaa........... .....‘ L’I —
l‘eum ............. :11 —
E'tah... ........... ti -
Vermont ............ — F
fir-4min ................... ‘ “:1 ~
\\'.1.5I1111~,'t11u ................ P‘ N —
West\'Irui11i:1.............. ”J 1': -
vvlnlllll’l'illl ......... .. :31 - 21
Wyoming ................. ‘ll 0 —
”lhlrll‘l 11f ('ui1.111bla ..... 1‘1 1'. ~—
\rI/.11no ................... 1‘1 ti —
\'1-w.\I1-.\11'o ..... 1'1 1'1 —
lkluiwmu ..... ............ 1'1 ll —
1111l11111 Territory .......... 11 1; -—
\I.1-k:1 ................ t1 1'1 ~
1"..1.1l'-1 .................... 111‘ "o 23.1
\lojot‘il). [111' l‘l‘n r ...... fl ............... 33. '
lll1'1llillo1ilutl Willi Il111<1~ lldtlrt" Ii “III
'111 1111tl111I that. tl111idlv1r 111111 I111: I; but. In
’v'ultt's 11f having tho necessary t1v11~tliir1l~
.inilt, but they claim that tho eluht volm
1canted for gold in Ohio will 111111111 to
'hem oIt1-r tututmrary organization. whllu
Michigan \'11I1n.'|rll 1111.11 bxnvt‘h'tl. It will
further b1- 1111tie11d that Nebraska Is llu
urml I11 the silver column. and thls In he.
111111111, while tin-11 Is a contest. the silvnr
1111111 my that they will 111111 that the gold
dandnrxi 1111111 are not seated.
It. I11 the security In this prupondoram-o
1! votes that make“ the silver loaders con-
:Idcut 11l ultimate’ vlctory. The decision
upon the abrogation of the twothlrds Vllll'
1n nominations may be delayed unlll aft-
11' it‘llllllll‘ltl‘)’ ullll [19.111111111111111 oruutilztltlutl
1111! until just. as lhoconvcntlnn is ready to
nominate. ’I'I111n. 11111111111 the gold standard
.111111 remind/11 tho unporlority ol numbers
1111i succumb to tho lnnvltahio, tho nIIvor
1111111 will lot-11 the heme and remind the
1111111 standing rqu.
The lit-Id Mm Tulle "can.
1111111011, .luiy :l.—-’l'ho annouaociaent
that tho 1111111111111 gold alandard lender-11,
William (7. Whitney, Senator IIIII 11ml
others, would arrive here this nlteruoou
has put noma- l111ort Into the gold standard
1111-uwl1o urn hero, and thoamunu-nt In
hotel corridorv wuxml a little wurumr. The
rumor of a ulthdrownl oi the gold stand-
ard lovers from tho mnvi-utlon ll they are
doleolod I11 ttlli current. but It cannot be
lolltiilnly placed In tho no lat nrrnuuml
plan-1 ol tho gold standard people. The
plan arranged I11 at least calculated to
111ni1eti1lnu11 lively, oven It It lll'lll not the
Hunter 11lloet-«ti1ommtlm gold utotulard
1111.111 tinnitus-11f obtaining mavens. it will
11- almil: 11' to the plan adopted by the New
York ”11111111111111: during the days preecd
um thn mum-alien at 111111. when In the
1111111 l all the onion [cl-told the dendrite
lion ol the Ih1mm1r1wy ll Proslllt' 1nl Cleve
load was rouomlnutod. The plan hi to
111111: 111: 111111 IIIII. Mr. llhltncy, cr‘blayor
Infant. John ll. Fellmva, .“thflf l'lmllll
1! New Jersey. endlowruor llumll at
M .m:1rb11.111-tt.11 and other well known 11m
lots dimly: the sittm’tlon with not only
the hindered! tho gold nttlhdll’d movement
lrom other states. but with the leader. of
the slit: 1' t‘uotmtuent. ll thew diocllllltlllfl-
”:1: H111 IIIII and ( .‘Icwland discussbm 11!
Hot: are to be made public, the result can
hardly I111 Iot’flloltl, lor the Miller mall"
new In 1111 111 such pmpmnlercnm are of .11
1111111111111 chmvhm A conference at the
goId plunder-d men has Imp called luv 11
o elmk tonight at the Auditorium, and
it In believed that u lino of action will be
mapped out at that time. The statement
that Wilson ll Blue" at Ilctlalo would act
is delegate at large In place at United
11.1.. 111-1111111111 1111191111111 u... 111...: 111.111
himtton I11 believed here to be mailman,
1n Mr. Hombre alumina lo JuibA
1111 1111111111
Wthntthnmiroldmdaul dolo- 1
natal were In: an! Governor Bolas.
11111111111111 that he seen such a to
port In the mmpammnd bod hoard prob
talk In leothu. 1111111111111 nothlu u
to its truth. Continuing, the governor
said that 111.111.1111 and his {ricnds had
not expected and do not expem any sup-
port lrom that. source. He 1111111:
”Mr. Bland's “and is the personifica-
tion at the tree coinage Idea. It Is utterly
Impossible, In the very nature of things,
that there Ihould be any alliance between
him and the single ctaadard gold people.
II be In nominated. be will be nominated
by the 111111. of delegate» elected as true all
ver coinage men. I am lure Mr. liland’n
nomination Will be opposed to the utmost
and bin defeat sought by every means poo»
sible by the gold rumor. One thing more.
the stator represented here by the single
gold standard delegations will not prohw
bly out a single electoral vote for the
nominee of this convention. I! Mr. Bland
I11 uninitiated. he will be nominated by the
delegates from the states whose electoral
votes must be relied upon for success at
the polls."
The govorhor was asked if he was aware
that two or three gentlemen prominent
In labor organizations were not partial to
GOVEIINUH STONE.
Mr. Bland's nomination “on the around
Ihat he has not been the active friend of
labor."
"That Is a strange objection to make to
Mr. 111111111, " was the reply. “Ills whole
lilo has boon Identified with the industrial
and producing classes of the country. lie
h 111 not played to the gnllol'II-s for more
oilcot. but his whole public career has
been one. long battle In favor of the people
.—11I' tho great 111:1sses.l1ook at the man
and his. historv. 11,111.11 wars ho WIN a rep
resentutivo in congress.
, ,_..__ _._
Popnllnu to Nominate Tcller.’ '
ST. 1101215, , July :l.—“Senator Teller
‘ Will [mule nominee til the St. Louis 11.111-
v‘cntlun without”. doubt. 'I'l.1:l’npull1~l—
party will not Indorso or support Illand
liolm’, Mnttlmwd or any other ll11.111111:r:1l
1111111I11at11d in Ghltr1;111.1\'1n thnooh the1
platform 1l11'Iare 1100111111111 .1II1 lor true all
we nt to to l " :11,
'I'hono Worda “111m spoken by I 'bnirnmn
'I'nuheaeok of tho Populist 11:11 ion 1i com-
mitto-oton1-11rr114p11n1I-111t. No 111111 in tho
l’ngillllhi party I~' ltl11t’1' luilj.’ prepared to
2:111 ak upon Will it “til 1n1I2al1iy happen a!
the Populist nation at 11'1131111 Ion that In
Mr. 'I':l;111l11-111111 . Land Iron: tho w.1_vhl~1v11~
flushed and his 1li111l11-1I list ;:r111k tho
tnldan hi1 room at tho Moduli, it. was
ovulenttllntho1111.1111111‘1'1151 111111! Io- said.
Flower tint-.1 to Ilatlle For “old."—
WATE::‘1'11'.1':.',N. Y.. .luly :l.—diminv-
11r11<1r llo<1v1~ll l’. Flown hm 1.1111111 to l'hl-
11:11:11 111 11111-1111 1h.» lhtltuu'l’itllt' convention
1H 1I.1Irg;1lont lam-1. I'pou leaving thi‘
oily i111 told 11 l'Iqlurll'l’ that the outlook I11!
thv ,r11l:I‘-'t:uulnr1i 1.11111 of the 1‘19! was db:—
1'11urn1,:liur. "I :1111 111111111 1-1 do what. I
111.11,H l1“ .‘11I'b'1l, ”for that 1112-114 1t) Ill 1'1
plan}; favoring Illlltl‘tlllllhlll on Int1.ruu~
lhmnl itL'ri'l‘IlII'lll.
is for and what. the llnpliblioans favor.
and they are rhzbt on that 151111-11. "
Imnlrl For \iu- P“. .
WAMHSHTUV. July :l.—Il1-pr11.~1-nt.'1tlvc
Jam-s of Virginia. 111111 ol lilo dolomite» at
large to the (11111111111 convention. I11 In the
city on his way to Chicago. lie F‘flllli "i
hope to prom-at tho name of Senator Dan
M to tho 11.11ln’1'llll1m 1111a 1'tllulldnto lor
\‘i111 prmldent. but I havo lust l'w‘rlvoll a
letter lrom him >11yi11u that he dmav not
want his 111111111 presented. and that ho will
not be a candidate "
.__1
Awakened by 3 "nor.
ATLM'i'u' l'i'rv. .luly :l.—~l3l1arhs WII
Ilauis, a 111-ur11.l11t. his barber shop 111111
liar" lust wwk and Went. on “Ill'lllnlllhu
Ills wIlv. lMiI-I'. told the p11IIn-~I1e Iran-1|
I111 was crazy 11-1 W11” :11: drunk, Yesterday
morning I111 111111111 home early.
a rotor from the drawer and went to llw
apurttn'uts In tho rear. when1 III-1 wlle
and their 1': 1'11111'11Id child wvn- sleeping
"How would you like to din with too?"
was his rtnh- awakening call. Mrs. Wit
llama raw tho IIushInu razor blade whom to
her throat and tried tuphdl'r'l. In-rsvll with
her hands. WIIIIumnriddled at tho woman
and cut all three donors. II111' 1111111111. 111»
blrodluu, too. "11111 a slight Wound. ’l‘hcu
he turned the I1Imlc1m|1Im~1Il 11111|.-In11l11-1l
his thrtml. Mn. Wllilaum‘ 1111111111111»
brought In mun! neighbors. Williams,
though Nearly exhausted. atrtlnglvd with
them and ttiml to rmwh bin child. wIth the
mar In his hand. Ilc (I'll tit-ml IIeIoru I111
111111I1ldom11r11 harm. M1111. Wollaum will
rocovvr.
“only" from the ltnlnu Law.
AlJIASt, .Inly “um-Tl)" total 1111111111 tax
r1:1.11lpt.11 report-d to date 11111111111111 to
011,016,815, and It In the opinion :1! Idiots"
lfnuimlnuhmw Lynum and his colleagues
that. the "11,000,110” mark will In» run-two
withln the 1111111. Week. The ututc‘u ulmro ot
thin I11 911.215.11.11, which I11 12.111101") 111nm
than wan Intimate! by the 1111311111 lloauoo
mrnuiltloc when the rate vim licurvd up.
111 111111 to 111111 111111 odd New York «11,1 111111111
llM contributed timely 11111111111141 7M,-
111i llrmlrlyn clouds 1111111 on tho Ibo,
with a 1111ntrll11nl11uol 1.1.117:1,7111.w11n1-
llull'alo'n ubnro I11 $750,253.
Mapped by the I'cllee.
81111 FRAMHM'O, .tuty :l.—T1111 data 1111
tween lillly t‘mlth 11ml llIlIy llulinuhof
who stopped by the police In the first
round. The 1111111 compo-1111111 alumina
lrmn the 1mm and the police lnlorfeted on
the ground that a “come had been lsmwd
fin-Inning match and not 11 clogging
moms.
. moving contractor. and the man on the
That Is what the. can ‘
Ilomehw'tml ‘
' when tho guard opened ranks. and tin-
11111111 1111.1 3101111111 11111011111
Knocked Fro- Bl. WIIOOI. ll. Ilium
Kill- a Memoir-MI. IIclt Como Near
Lynehlng the WWildficcnu Around
Innlllrewn flouting Works.
airman). July ti.-'l‘t111 ptrtke at tin
llrewa llolstlna, ocmpuny'e works has
touched a point whcrti thonuthcrltlcs as
well as the utrlheru arc in no mood tor tri-
fling. When the nonunion menluft the
works, there wan Hitting. Two hundred
and fllty poll emerged lrom the
gates guarding 511 workmen. An haaumsa
mwd had gathered a block away, but the
police took a nod route and oludcd theta
luv the moment. The llrlkeri not up a yell
and ran. soon overtaking the marching
column. hootlng and yelling. A huge
moving van was In the roar, tilled witt
ntrikers, and with It a small wagon laden
with empty beer bottles. The police 1111s:
pooled that the bottles were intended as
missiles and compelled the driver at the
wagon to turn back. 1
At Wilson. and Euclid avenue araIl
wood train blocked the way, and an odor:
was made to drive the van through tl1.1
gunrdof police. The oll‘icors dragged to
the ground the driver, Fred W. Heath, a
neat beside him, W. .l. O’Neil. u pavlnn
contractor. These men resisted, and the
police used their clubs on them with such
ctlect that their heads were soon swollen
and bore numerous cuts.
O‘Neil's ankle was broken. The strikers
In the van jumped out. and the police
chm-god the crowd. using their clubs on
all the heads within reach. Frank Coop-
cnhelkcr a machinist. returning from
work and not a striker. was caught In the
crowd and seven-Iv clubbed on the hood.
llearn was arrested and locked up. The
strikemdispcrwd bolero the onslaught ol
the police, and the nonunion .men were
sent home. '
’ Meanwhile a tragedy had taken place
at the Brown works. Albert G. Haundere.
ayoung student at Care School of Applied
Science, whose lather lives at 331 Prospwl
street, has been working lor the Brown
company during vacation for the practical
knowledge It would ulvu him. Iio did not
leave with tho nonunion men under police
guard, but mounted his bicycle and songhl
to reach homo alone. As he turned up
Ilmnlltoa street a knot at strikers saw
him and aheuted to him to stop. He didn't
obey. and they began to throw stones and
bricks at' him. A ln-Iolr struck him on tho
head and knocked him oil his wheel. and
he claims that alter he was down they
motioned to stone him. Rising to hit
knees, he drew his revolver and lirc1l.'l‘ht
hail missed his Moail:,1ats oped nerosau
vacant lot and buried Itself In tho breast
of William llottger, ono' of the strikers.
who was walking through 1111 idley with
several emupnnlons.
Ilottgcr was aunt ton hospital.wher-1
he died I11 a few minutes. ”11 was a single
1111111, 25 years old, hoarding on Iloadlny
atn'l‘L, and WM 11 bait-her ol Pitcher Ill-tr
nor of the Milwaukee hasohall eluh.
Furious (‘rowd l'nrltetl the Streets.
Patrolman liibhous heard tlmahot tired,
and, rushing up, spin-d younk Sounder.
and hurried him Into [Ito ollieo of thr.
llIvIIop-liulmock company. In a wonder
,tully short space at time a turions crowd.
which packed the streets 11.»: tar as the 113':
would reach. aurm‘d against. the {rum-1d
tho other, demanding that Saunders I1;
dullverrd to them. 51111111 111111 brought. :1
rope. and 11 eryof Iyurhla'r was raised
They began to pry at the windows of th
other, win-11 Patrolman IiIbbons, who wr-
1111111111 union workman, hillll‘tt'v‘l‘tl the moi
and partly quieted It. Two patrol wagon
Ioulx 11! p- dice arr-Wed. and :1 guard “a
posted lll want of the building.
Long before this, Mayor .‘Ielx’lsscu, P11-
"1'” Director Abbott. Lieutenant (fohmli
Whitney ol tho Filth regiment and other
were gathered for tlflll'illllntlllll In the city
hall. Word of tho critical condition of al1
loin; Villa telephoned to them lrom tI1
I1l>hop.IIaI11-o:'k olliee. and :1 request mod
lor militia. The mayor r115pon1lo1l by or
11111111,: (I111 Cleveland i'ny guards and
(fiotnpunv l‘ (11 ”1111111111111 11! the riot. ’l'bu
guard.- arrived Ilrst. just as the mob in»
preparing for number etiort to raptor»
fiannd- r11. As the midi 111.11 1111.1111- 1i11wu tl11
IIt‘oI-t tho mob shrh-lu'd and howled, and
the guards tvl‘ro rompelled to open a “‘11;
I110 Iii-unselvos with I11v1-I11d bayou-11s. 51w
11nd 1111 n and boys were Wolllulml nllglllly‘
by tho soldiers. ’l‘In1 nunrdo formed In
from ol the other, and hot then 1311111111113.-
l1‘ mm 11111111 coming. Amid a treaty of 11x
ellemvnt on the port. of the drone crowd .1
patrol wagon was luv'lmd lo the door ul
tho “III-71', and Saunders was jerked lot.
it and tnudo to Ho 1111 the Itulllllll. 'i'hv
nuardv formed 1mm": It with lmyonetu at
"1t1:1r;.:11.f' and they Ion-ed their way
down Ilnmiiton ntl’vi‘l, purl 1d tho howl
11m 1111111 suruluu 111111111 wItb them. T1
heighten the um-ltenuntl.‘ lh‘lm'tivc Sproo
1y. 11.1111 warnluu. 111111111 up In the patrol
mama and shot his I’I‘l'olv‘er Into the air
The 11111111111 and the. soldiers proeovdml rap
Idly until the crowd Iu ltout hud thinned.
wagon sped on to the l '1-i1lral pollen station
at a run. Saunders, whom l11-od In badly
cut up and lit-1 had" 11 111111-111! bruises. I«
a prisoner. obnruurégwuh tho Isllllnu ol
licttuor. 'hdllpulty' . in 11onunnnd 11f M11
jor Lit-blob, marched to th11 I‘t‘lllt'l‘ of the
crowd that reiunlnmi behind. The 1111I1II111'11l
ert‘ rumored and jl'l'l‘l‘ll. Mayor I1I11I1l1l1;
hultml his 1111111, drew I1I~ revolver and 1io~ '
clam! that. upon the «lightest. attempt. at
violence I111 thlllll 1.11111 the command to
tire. 1\ iter that tho unluo unused and 1111'
eruml lil'llLil‘l'llll, the company returning
to 11111111111111.
'l'ho mayor has caused a pmelnumllun.
declaring the riot. not 111 ho to loreu. to I111
posted in tho ueiuhborhood of the llruwu
works.
"lg Fire at Galveston.
I1'1'tl.\'l','.1'11\‘, .luly ll.1Jli!IIt'o',-1Ult h:1«l;1d
11 1151111111 lirr. ’I'ho Mallory Inn's .v-Iu1-I1.
extending from plot it to pier 1311, I1111'u11l..
together with their 1'1tlllmllln. A from of;
ii“ empty frvlght 1'111'11 on the track wool
consonant The "1111 .utav'totl at the foot 111 1
Twmty lifth 1-It'1't‘l and upland In both 1“
ru-ctlotm. The lir1~tu11n 1:111:11! mutu- no
headway, and the ”(Hunt lb-Iu-d up every .
thlau to run: It The nhedn Were 11111111 1|
by tho Mallory II111 . and the doelm horn-cl '
Were the property of tlu1 whorl 11.11111111111y 1
In the 111qu shed w: 111 stored .1. 111111 halos 11!
late and a Iargrmuountol I1o1:,ulnu HM
and general nun handlse. All the uhmis
were home Hp11ulanocns combo-1111.1 11 5
given as the origin ol the lire l
1
”rowan! \"hllh Milling.
tilt-11111111: 11. M1111: July :1 «Albert V11
1111112111, HI yuirs . 111111. the 111m ol Jtmph
\anusse, moi :liowuud while bathing In
the hlvatlo river. 'l'hn body wad Metered.
1 prmldout. “touch tor con-rnor, or
! tho Il1'1,111l.'1i1‘:111 1'.‘1111Ii1I.-1t1.1.~. {111' 1.'1111;:re-‘~.
We low
or at the level MM
two auteur-aw and with-dot hi:
on the north ducal the Halo 1111110:me
In larch Arbor above Dis-l late. ,
Mr. Patter-on lin- ln Euclid avenue,
Loch Arbor lie started lor hll home on
his wheel. and when opposite Andrew
White's house the Ihlevoe lumped lflllll
Mllllltlll and rolled him. at tho mum in-
stant threatening to blow his brains out II
he made any noise. The men be ad Mr.
Patterson’s hands behind him an cried
him tram the wheel. They dragon! 11'wa
victim to the wood near by, wh 1.11 the .‘ow-
ycr, fearing to be murdered, argued with
hie captors and Induced them to wrmit
him to cloud on his loot. Ono oi the high-
wayman, a negro, covered Mr.l’utt1m_oa
with a revolver, while the other one, a
white man, wont through his pockets and
took all his money. NoJewclry war stolen.
The than then led Mr. Patterson Into
the thickest ol the wood. They lull him
there with his hand» tied behind him and
walked all. at the 111111111: time covering him
with their revolvers, When a short db:-
tanco away, they ran toward Crow's next.
It was a long time bolero Mr. Patterson,
who had almost become exhausted, could
rclecrc blame”, and when this was accom-
pllshod he found hilt wheel, mine to A11-
hury Park and reported to Chiel of Police
Smith. Ilc mid that the negro was lully
ti loot tall and wolghod' nearly 1.3011
pounds. while the white man weighed
about 1211 pounds.
Detective Van layer, with Mr. Patter:
son, sairched tho lurronndlogs. They
lound nearly 80 tramp! limping In :1
freight car, which Van Leer marched. Mr.
Patterson did not recognize any cl than»
The highwuymea the same evening vis~
itod Captain Van Brunt of the Deal Beach
lilo saving station and got drInks. They
are familiar figures in Long llranch, Red
Bank and Keyport, where they have oom-
mltted several robberies.
BASEBALL. .
ttA'rtothl. runner. aunts.
At Brooklyn-—
Pblladclphim. l) 0 l
llr1111lrly11........ t) 8 o 11 0 I it 0 '— l
l’hlladelphlawllits, to; errors, 25. Brook
Iyp—lllta. 13 errors, 0.
At (tincinuati— ‘
St.l.oui11........1'10 d 0 :2 I It ‘-‘."-— 1’1
Cincinnati ...... 3 1 11 11 1 1 1.1 o u- '1’
St Louis—litre, l0; errors. I. ('Incin-
anti—Hits, l2; errors, I.
At Waahlngton— -
WMhlngton ..... o o 0 11 11 0 l 1 0— 'J
ll11stoa............ 1) o (‘1 4 o o 11 o '- l
Washington—Hits, 3; errors. I. Boston
«lilts. 31. errors, 4.
At Chicago—-
('lovclaud ........ :2 0 0 1) o 'J '3 l U— '1'
Chicago .......... :I U :1 11 o z: o 1) '-- ti
Cleveland—Hits, J; 1rr11rs,:l. Chicago...
—-IIIt.-1, Ill; errors, ".
‘51.
Prominent Arena-clog!“ Dead.
. NEW Youx. July :l.—Dr. Isaac N. Ilall,
:prohwsur ol arehu‘olouy In the Metropolitan
Museum of Art in this city. died at. Mount
Voruon. lie leaves a widow and two chil
drop In "all was born in Norwulk,
(3111111.. in I837, ”11 route-Ital Illa edura
that at. Iimnlltou college. In 1117.} I11-
W1-at t.-1.~'vri:1, win-1111 ho had 1112-1111011 1'.
profoalaonhlp In the r-yrlon Protestant
college. Since last ho had been connect-
ed 11111111 1111- .‘vlvirupulllltll Inilfltlitll and
was also a l1n'turi1rol tinsel; at the Jobni
Hopkins university. llr. Hall was :11:
authority on l1l1‘r11glyllltllf14 and ”rock and
l‘hnsnlrlnn inscmptlons. In lulu I1o1li.~-
111v13rml I11 [11-11111 :1 Syrim 11111111~l111lpt of
tho 1111:1111. .‘llw and unit of“ Epl-tlos.
ltllnm-notana Boll McKinley.
51'. PM 1.. July :l.—Tim m1 :4 :l.-115:»
than! lll.‘|lili'1'~tu in .llI11111-wt.i'.~ history
was that juwt lm-tml I15: the. hllVlJr IIopuI:
Home, who r1 lam tofiuppurt McKinley but
any 11!
The 1rotuit1111. 111- of the 111111 signing it 111‘-
truots to It v. M. 11.1111111l unwillinll. Among
tl11~1111111l1~rar1 I111111'11_11:t Howrnor I"
.\ Ilny. Vanna-11111111111'I1arlezi .\ ’l‘ownr,
t‘X-l'lllllll't“:~lll.lll .Iuh.) Lind and several
Halo senators.
Cornell's (Greenland IZIpo-clltlon.
”tuna, X, Y.. .luly .l.—~.\ i'oruvli party
ol six I1-lt I11l'1‘ for H111 11I.1:11I exploration
under l.l1'tll.1'll.'lni. Pear}: Pr'l'l'fi‘l'r.‘ Tart
and Hill of tho geologirai departuwnt .11»:
in I'harm'. Moe-11“ Kindle, Watson. lion:
“WI and Martin 11111111111111.115'11111. _ A party
from tho Mawarhnsv-ttn ia~tItut1~ of Tech
nology will join them. They will leave
hyduey, I up: Iltu ton on July It for M111—
viii: I1nv,t1r1'1l1nl:1111. ’I'In'p pus-'1 of tin
expedition I- to wtudy tho sm‘uh: '1I lorm:
ill: 11 and to 111.1%" 11 durnl i1I~111ry «II
in ltotw. :
I1'nIIv-1l and '1'" the Male.
Wirrmowv, N. Y . .luty :1.——-'I'111- 111111111
of I.. i). 'I‘Iiomp1-ou. In t'arttmu-u loo. bm-n
1'I11-1-d on an Mlm‘lllllnlltul1i.llllt‘(l by Mar
tlu Hum: for 81311111, Thonumm In 11 um
vory tm't’t'lnml and was l'llllslllt'ft'll one of
tho solldoat lltlt‘llltmu 1111-11 In the village.
ills limit In valued at nimtll 8.1111111, but
them are other 1-Iaiuu1,whi11l1 tnnko hi.-
IIabIIIIhn-t an ally exceed I111» rim-111. Mr
Thump-11111 has I». it. tho stat:-
(‘eontm- cutollnno 111nm 11 Pete.
I‘Mtla. July :l.-—-'I'I.-1 I'Hlllllt'm- l’autel
1111111, formerly Mbw Anna Huuld ol New
York, gun: on elabomto let-1, which was.
bum-11111, «oniowhnt marml by 11 heavy
rain. korplou many pwrmm at loom-11ml
vnmiuu other 1111111111.: to withdraw early.
Three ti‘iounund Imitntlotm Wl'l'l' Issued
tor tin1 nflnir, and, It In mid, "11"le wow
111111111. (or the 1nt1-rtainnu nt of the uncut.»
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
lip 11 Irritation b1 («It at the aunt." do
pnrttnont. about. the \rnemmintl attitude
toward 1.1111111 llritaIn
.\ 11 Important lllibunlrrtnu expedition
lamb-I on the mount of the province of
Plant 1111i lilo, l'ulI'I.
it wit-1 onuomsuil In ”:11 "mm; [111114111
ol 11111111111111» that "will had not yet. given
Im- ticmnt to arbitrate tho ’l'rluhlnd 11111111
1I1111.
The jury In tho celebrated I'crnlla land
grant 111-1111: Homo l1'o—th11 United States
«pulpit .l. A. i’emltailrm'ls. churuedwtth
1111111plro1:y to defraud the government out
11! [11111111111111 mm 11! land-41M returned
a verdict cl utility 11111111111111 was deterred
until July In
“lb" bulb l1 of It "1- debt ltit'numllw on tho
I111ul11vllh1 and Nashville railroad exploded
near Ii lrmltmimm, Ala I‘Inuinmr James
Jam-11 was Injurml so that he 1il1-1I ”1111111
hours later Iltm Aldus. 11,11l1rr111l fireman,
and l. Jenkins, onlorml. bmkcman. were
Imwatlyhlilml. A.l...I-tnndl1ml. lIaumau,
was seriously Injured Eighteen can were
lmllv mil-cl
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Ladles Outing Suits
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WE ARE CLOSING OUT ENTIRE LINE AT
SOME or THEM WORTH?
$8.00.
Don’t Miss This Great Sale.
nAHAcKI-zuo - HOTEL - 310011.
Shorty Sherwood. Hatter!
Occupieoa portion of E. Gusomkl’s
store, corner of W all and Water Sta. .,
Norwalk. Call and see the latest
ctyleu In Hats. Caps. etc. a 2;! l1
souru nonwmi - -
savmcs 1111111.
5| Washing-ton Street.
Open daily from 9 to I2 11. n1. ., and from
1111.1 11.111... and on Monday evenings
(111111111113.
Interest. allowed on deposits.
Al. [WV SOLMANS, l’reat.
JUIIN ll. li‘l-Zitlllh'. Vicel’reat.
JOHN H. KNAI’I’. See. and Trusts.
HAVE YOUR
Fur ure lie-upholstered I
(‘ do Taken up. (lb-:lnmland Ito-laid. ‘
IIaIr Mattresses made over. Chains 1'11-
called.
J. C. WALLACE,
88 North Main St., South Nonvallr.
(I. 9'illl
After ylay Ist
. . DR. F. SCHAVOIR
Will be at Ill: S1 111th Nora'alk oilh't‘.
9 Washlnzton St. ..
\VI‘1DNI'ISI)\\ 5 AND.\ '.\TURDA\S
l'fum‘J tor1o'-. I111 k p. m. I‘1.11ti1-11Iin1ltmll to
Dlfitnsua oi Women. 1:11:11”
DORLON=‘HOU$E,
‘. ’ J
(rumours 111 )lN'l‘,
.. vu' .. . M...
\‘nw upon lurliio >1 1151111 ui IW'. b‘horo llitl-
111-r~.I2I1-1d1- I~Iand l limb. .~ Bathing.
I'AKtlll'. 1' ulul I t~Ii1ll I I111 III1 . -'i|I‘.- in tho
11.11|.«.1r1't1111ut)‘ 1111111111.~ .l. I'.. U .\I' I l I
\‘ASJlav-mmr. . nu. ti
.1: ._.. .. ‘ 1 .- -_. ”2-1-
1.0. JENNINGS,
UNDERTAKER.
KNIGHT S'l ltl‘lET,
Norwalk, - - - Conn.
llpp. Street It: iiiu: 1y Depot,
lil'blllidNUI'l ELM '1 “FT.
TKLI'JI‘HUN Id CALL. ll.
J. B. RAYMOND,
DI‘IALLII IN
BROOKSIDE LAKE ICE!
\\ I1 I. L 1!. .1121l111t:1il1~lli>'1-:1111I i1111 home. :1
ll ullx .11 ~I11--.1. Union 111111111111l ill II. b.
'1-ul1111lg1- .\ 1‘1-.-.(fi1.::11- 51.1111. 1'111'111'1' South
211.111. .1111! \l “loom-111 :Itwto lti gull
CALF PASTURE BEACH! I
Sea Food of All Kinds.
Shore Dinners: Specialty.
“'1 .‘tlI-l .11I11r .IIIIi‘ db. :1 1111111'11l1v11)'.1111111\i'IIl
1'11I1I11'1'l with tho 'I'iauluavut nth ova-111111111111 1'
:;~;11:1lh1r1|1.111. c. A. HUBBARD.
D. w.HRAvM‘OIvD,
Funeral Director
and Embalmer. '
.3 Wont-Mn on Bit-ct
Bo. No'r‘walk. .
Relidelwc. hinhaclrcmo 111111 I.
m7 IV
we 1:111 no 111111511
Than have Your Orders for
Print-
ingl
av. tha Bontlno
Offloo.
Jacob M. Layton,
F'Ire. Life and
Accident
INSURANCE”
' Real Estate and House Agent.
Ocean Steamshl 1 Tickets, and Sterling ' I
luted
Drafts. 111mm Neuot
and Stocks Sold.
OFFICE. 5 RAILROAD PLACE. .
Next to Post Olliea, ‘ '
SOUTH NORWALK. : : z : CONN. I,
Notary Public. Acknowledgments Taken
.1. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper-Hanger, CaICiminer:
‘ Painter.
‘ DEAL-IR IN
WALL PAPER AND BORDERS.
1 NORTH MAIN STREET.
South Norwulk.
Sample Books 0! Latest Styles of Papers,
Borders and Gill. \lonldiugu taken to
houses for inspection, on notice by postal.
I11~tii11ate Cheertuilv Given. incl!)
WAGONS I
New and Second-Hand.
BUGGIES,
PIIAETDIIS,
scanners, “\
CANDPIES, '
SPIIIDLES, ETC
PRICES TO SUIT ALL
11111.1. AND SEE THEM.
H ENRY TILLY
:—
PhySIcian 11111111111111.
MRS. DR. It. A. CUILFDRD
Can be consulted at. her oilice
"1'3 Boo/111 Srnsur. Bnmoxronr, Come,
From Ills 111. tb 7 p. 111. any day except
Sunday.
["I'Iodoetni 1.1: a regular [hysiilun and lot.
tin-p114 tun-11111.11 )‘1'1'11shu Iuadothn diseases
1-! \1'111111-1111 >111- 1 i: lit). l.-11Ii1 s Milli-ital: from
an) :litlleult) i111-i1I1-11tt11 tho Nix 111111 eonsult
it: iiiiiil111l..1l|l11 ~I111l1~t 1-111111Io11111. with
thou. sumac 1-11111-1 11111111.”: 111ml ~k1IIluIaud
.1-‘1 111111 ItI-1Ir--:1l1u1~11l known to "enter" surgery
and 1111-1l‘11-11111. liomo 1.1111 \vith nurse lur-
nlsho-l \vhv-u math-11d.
All letters 111111111111 11 reullud to. harlot-11.9 stamp
11. 1.111111: Haven 11. 1111111111111
RAILROAD.
Trains Leave Houth Norwalk as fellowa:
For New York.
A.bl.s11r..11111.1115.1t:111. 11111. 715. an. 9111'.
111111.11M111ui.11.11. l'. M. luminanau.
1111.1 1111. 6 no. a an. 1:011. 11 1111. 1 117. all. 111211.
11115111111.
AJI. anecdote. RM. crewman.
Leave New York for Go. Non-talk.
l. 31.111111 51111. 11111. 111111.111». 1111111. 1008. 111111.
1111112111 P.1d 1111.111111. :11111. 4112. 11111. 11111.
t 111.111111.013.11111.31111.11:111.121.111.
111111111111.
1.11. 111111.13". lull. 111111. 11111).
Loan. South Noun-II:
for Now Haw-n.
. 11111.11111.0:111.1ai1.816.911.1ooa111111
llll PM. MM. 1'”. JIKlJNJlI/l. 621.617.
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Loqvo Bo. Nora-Ill.
037.1011. I'.liI.III.4fl.HlI.IIO.
scam".
I”. Bill. 126.
Lonvo Danbury.
tw.ta:1.11117.11111. 12!. team.
1111111111111.
till. RM. 6110.
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ROTON POINT
South Nor-walk, Conn.
The hoist Charming Summer
Resort on Long Island Sound
Fine Hotel! Fine Bathing Houses!
‘ GENERAL ATTRACTIONS.
ilverv latilitv for providing for large excursions.
ROTON POINT IMPROVEMENT COMPANY,
Owners and Proprietors
,1. i1‘lNKIJNSI‘IJIN,
General Manager.
’I‘erms llltKlHl'lllOl _
5;“ 1.1 .1 2. Email-.- .
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Norwalk Chronicler