‘ lEBSE PARABBAPHS.
the Accounts Concerning Camel Errol:
lam rec in Ilirhmn m emu
If lyrical consortia! fem
lamp street has a Euchre club. -
‘The‘Nerwalk (iarpenters' ‘Union will
_ meet tonight. _ .
, Henry Perry will join the ranks of
Norwalk'e army of. cyclists.
John Fahey, of Harbor avenue. has
recovered from his recent illness.
Everitt Byington. of _ Norwaik. is in
training for the Labor Day races.
Engineer S. A. Thomas is surveying
the streets of Norwalk for an insurance
I, map. . ‘ .
Harry Camp, of Norwalk, capsized off
Gregory's Point, Sunday, while out in
hircanoo.
'The race between the yachts "Lone
' Star" and “X Rays” has been postponed
until Saturday.
Sergeant John ii. Smith. of Company
a, F, is a candidate for sccond lieutenant
of the company.
Creigh Littlcjohn and Clarence Ash-
ton, of Norwalk, wheeled to Glen Island
and return Sunday.
The first annual road race of the Ori-
ent Cycle club, of Westport, will be held
Saturday, August 22.
The Norwalk butchers will attend the
- Bridgeport butclicrs' barbecue, Wednes-
day. taking the noon train.
Miss Emma Dayton, of Weston, who
' was prostratcd by the heat on a trolley
car, Saturday, is quite ill.
‘ Mrs. Augustus Adams, of Norwalk,
who was m‘n'rconm by the heat recently,
is now able to bc about.
Willie Master, of Harbor avenue. fol
from Jonuings‘ dock into tin- river, Sun-
day. but was not injurcd. .
Miss Blanche l’abner has been elected
assistant. secretary of the African Meth~
odist church Sunday school.
Rcv. S. ILWatkius preached in Grace
church, Sunday, and rejoined his fain-
ily at Ellcnvillo, N. Y.. yesterday.
Stcphchomstock and W. A. Vogcl,
of Norwalk. wheeled to ("don Island.
Sunday. despite the intense heat.
The annual reunion of the Twentieth
Connecticut Volunteers will be held at
Compounco lake, Thursday, August :37.
In the case of' Svcc vs. Lawlor. Judge
Hubbell has ordered the plaintiff to pay
at and costs. The defendant will
appeal.
The sale oitho Norwalk and South
Norwalk Electric. flight company’s plant
has been indefinitely postponed, by
order of the court.
William Howard. a colored man om-
ploycd by F. .1. Curtis. was prostratcd
by the heat yesterday afternoon. but
will soon recover.
The hauns of‘nlarriago lwtween John
hialoncy. of Stamford. and Miss Annie
Vein-h, of Norwallc, were announced in
St. Mary‘s church. Sunday.
The Norwnll.’ liariwrs‘llnirm will meet
with Cmil liurlwck. at his shop uudcr
thc Norwalk lion-l.touight. to consider
the matter of another outing.
Robert lutrkiu. the Southern New
England tub-phone lineman. who was
injun-dbyafallfrom a polo, has i"-
snmcd Work with lhc construction gang.
in tho case of llr. iluutiugtouvs.
Charles Whitlovk. JllliKt' llubboll has
rnudcrcdadccision for Hip plaintiff to
rmwowriil‘ll and (wits. 'i’hu driendaut
will take an appeal.
ilcury Perry and Hilbert Hastings
werescullling on the float while they
bathing: at (fi'u-gory's l’oint. ycstcriluy
niterinmn. when Perry's arm was
luully scruuelnsl. lie will carry the
.tnarlis for union timc.
lll’l'n
t .t'. l .
Smoky City. .
rs sour}: roe on numerous.
The Democratic candidate's Trip From
Ohio hintwardfihlahes Man! filwwbel-
Arthur Howell Arrives In Sew York.
lire. Lem Speaks on Sllwm
Prrrsucuo, Aug. ll.—-Thc journey cf
Presidential UnndidnteW. .I. lirypu and
his party from Chicago to this city was in,
many respects one of the inoilt remarkable
in the history of political campaiuninu.
Along the route, over the Fort Wayne
road. are many of the must thriving and
populous towns of the middle wcxt. At
each station the train was briefly baited,
and the Democratic candidate for presi-
dent was greeted with great applause. [it
nearly every stopping place Dir. i-.r_vnn
made a brief address. which was receivcd
with approval. it was indeed an almost
continuous ovation.
As the train neared this city, traveling
through the handsome suburban residence
districts of Economy. Hewickley and films-
worth. the dwellers .in nearly all of c
beautiful homes were in the doors, w i».
log handkerchlefs. The greeting extend-
ed to the candidate and his party in this
city proved a fitting cnpsheui of the tri-
umphs of the trip. it excited the ammo
meat of the people of Pittsburg, and the
joy that it hnsuiforded Mr. Bryan and the
rudoubtahln >ilver Dick has manifested ii-
soli in their beaming features from the
time they struck the city limits. When
the long train pulled into thcdcpot. it
was innncdiuteiy surrounded by acres up-
on acres of people. When Mr. Bryan
emerged from the train, in spite of the
efforts of the large local committee to car-
ry out its programme. the crowd closed
around him. and it was a free for nil-fight
from that time on for every crsou in the
ilrvan party except Mr. not hire. Bryan
and Mr. and Mrs. liland.
When they cntcrod their carriages. the
relentless throng closrd around them aml
seemed to hear them along at its will.
Through the various streets traversed no
available spare could be discerned. Every
foot of ground along the way was occu-
pied by enthusiasts. When the Central
hotel was reached. a cordon of police was
stationed at the main entrance and forni-
cd a narrow passageway lending to the
staircase. No one was allowed to tread it
except he who could show unmistakable
credentials. There were police on the
stairs, police in the halls. police at the
dining room door uml everywhere also
where men and Women might flunk to no,
and own at the door of tho llrynus' room.
While Mr. and Mrs. lirynn were slipping
with a committee of ladies and gentlemen
the streets rcsnuuded with the continuous
clamor from thousands of throats. Many
marching clubs pierced the stubborn
umwds amid showers of pyrotccbnirs and
a roar that would have. rivaled Niagara’s
thunders.
Long before the hour for openlmz the
dndrs the Grand (‘lpem House and Third
Avenue thcator, where Mr. Bryan was an.
unarmed to speak, the entire strcct front
of thesimtructurcs was packed full alum.v
the entire block. and after the doors had
been opened and the structures Were filled
the crowd outside had suffered little per-
ceptible diminution. A corps of about lllo
policemen was on duty at the various ctr
iruuccs. and thcro was an incipient riot.
in which one man was nevi-rely beaten. and
some of the ofllocrs had their brass but-
tons torn off.
When Mr. and Mrs. Bryan and mom.
bers of their party rode around from the
hotel anti entered the first hull. both the
buildings were packed to their full stand.
lug room capacity. and it is said that half
who applied had not boon admitted. The
crowd lingered outside in noisy but pn-
tiout disappointment. singing. churning
and burning rodflrc.
Mr. Ilrynn's Addrrss.
At the first rum-ting Hr. ilryan was in
trcdncod by Mr. Jamw Mills. editor of
tho l‘ittsburu Post. and spokc as follows:
"i thought it might be ncrrssnry in
coming so for toward the cast to bring u
few of our people to kccp up the enthusi-
nsm while i prcstmtod the truths sci forth
in the Ileniucratic platform. iiut nitcr i
had turn a few audiences like this i won-
dcrod wlictbcr i might. not tnlm back a
few of you to act on cvurnplo of cnlhusl~
usm to tho [liltllllil of the west. ’l'lu-rc is no
more wild west. it is tho wild cost.
‘ i am not exported in enter into a dial
cussion of the issues of the emnpaign. be-
cause it is not consldcrato or propcr to
discuss the campaign—at ion-at for n can-
dldate to do Io~untll be has ln'ull formul-
ly notified of his nomination.
“'l'berefero i am going to lcnvo to those
who come nib-r me the discussion of such
questions as may be pertinent at this time.
anti 1 shall simply tlinnk you for this or
irnordinnryaml unexpected manifestation
of interest.
.“Wben i left homo. I told them that I
wns'coiufuu upon a campaign in what was
novicoushlcrmt tbccmuny"e cmnury and
whicli we hopcd vvould be our country be-
fore the campaign closed.
"'l'bcrniilre llmve bceu more than crati-
fled that it was not ucccmury to upon the
mumaign in the cast. it has already been
opened tin-re lint l sbnli prunilm you
this. that in the progress of this campaign
not a single private in the ranks will
stand nearer to the money's u‘une than hr
in whose hands is the standard We or.»
prepared to defend our platform. it pro.
sents, as we believe. those policics which
are for tho best interests of all the pcupbl.
and we are not terrified because our one
mics have souuht to apply to ml epithets
and hard boom when they find it hopes»
sibln to oppose the positions which we
have lakcu. They shall not he pt-rmltlcd
to put us in the attitude of ommunuts to
government. but We shall show them that
there in a difference between dcfcndlmr u
unvernment mnl dcfcndlng the vicious
legislation inaugurated by the gen-cranium
for private cunts.
"Andrew .lmkson. than whom there
never was a braver. trncr lhnnoemt. hm
express-ell It Well in three words: ”fin-rc-
are no ncovssnry cvtls in government. its
evils exist only in Its nbusm.’ it is true.
my frfmuln. that. what we attack on: the
clones of the government and not the
government itself.
The ,nno issue.
”My friends, in this campaign. there in
only one great lune. if that is settled. it
will not give on n government perfect in
all its details. but. that one question blast
he untied first before other questions can
hrsrttled. A nation that is notable to
sdcptitn own financial policy in too bu.
patent to legislate on any question when
the people are maternal. We to not m
that our opponents are insincere: wade
not say they mica more than in but
He is Cordislly (treated in the
. eur‘lorefnthcrs for illmrtythero Were these
‘ continue in this land thopoiltfcalsnprciu-
I,Ie Mun-ether use
can?“ ‘ W
.. so
their
Wk:
line will hear-awn between the patriot and
the Tory, and when Lear it 1 do not say
it. my friends. to criticize the medulla
believes that this nation is not ,grcn:
anonhh to legislate for-"its own people. He
believes itJmueetly, and i recall your at
tcntlon to the fact that in the struggle of
who honestly believed that we ought to
any of (treat iirituln. in this they were
but mistaken. and if you go to the come-
teries you will find no monuments reared
by a grateful proplo to commemorate the
llnIllilH of those who thought English dom-
ination should continue. ‘
“I believe that the telling masses of this
country—those who have achieved and
who must achieve its greatness—«are will-
ing to risk their all in this republic and
rise and fall with it.nlid that to them we
ran appeal in this campaign with a coal].
dent assurance that when the vote is
counter] an enormous majority of the
American people will declare In favor of
the American system of finance for the
American people, administered by Amer-
icans." '
Mr Bryan also spoke at the Third Ave-
nue theater. where he was introduced by
Joseph Holly, the chairman of the Demo-
cratic county committee.
Addresses were also delivered at both
the Opera House and the thcuter by Silver
Dial; liland and J. Gilmore Johnson, Kun-
sas member of the national committee,
who is eluted as a member of the Dem-
orrntlc executive committee.
After the speeches Mr. and Mrs. Bryan
were driven to the Randallin club under
the escort of members, and an official of
the club presented to each‘mc of the party
handsome badges. Mrs. mynu was made
an honorary member with her husband.
Mrs. Bryan is the first woman over thus
honored. Mr. Brynn replied, thanking the
club for the honors conferred, and while
he could not reply to all the complimcnt-
my words in reference to himself he was
willing to indorse all that could be said of
Idrs. liryan's helpfulness. He expressed
appreciation of the rugged honesty and
stutesmuullke qualities which had made
Samuel Randall one of the most distin-
guished Ilonmcmtio loaders.
When he returned to the hotel, a large
crowd foliowcd aml insisted on another
speech. to which he replied. stating that,
having met the llmnotruts oi Pennsylva-
nia and some nicmbcrs of other partlcs
who are now working for silver. be desired
to express his cutlrc satisfaction with
thcm. -
The Pennsylvania railroad company.
over Wlivisli line the llrynn party travolcd
from (‘hicngo to l'ittsbura. furnished spo-
iial parlor and sleeping coaches for the
party and did all that was possible to
make every one feel safe and comfortable.
The run was made through a portion of
four states without accident or delay. and
while steps were frmpumt the train or
Il\'tlll at Pittshuru but a few minutes be.
hind the sch .dulud time.
Candidate Sewn" In New York.
NEW YORK. Aug. il.—Artbur fiewnll.
the Democratic candidate for vii-"presi-
dent of the United States. has arrived in
this city in order to be ready to appear
tmuorrow night. at Madison Square tiar-
zmn to receive tlinofllcini notification of
thr fact of his nomination. Mr. Scwnll
looks anything but the politician. if lost
In tho strcet, he would be taken for a
business man of portly build and plci‘nsant
mnuucrs. His reception attire unnsisiutl
of n sonicwhnt negligent“ costume. for be
was in his shirtslecvcs. with u whltc
wnbtroat, light trollscrs and tan shops.
.\.lr. Scwall has a merry twinkle in his
cyo us he talks. but he seemed to which
his Words carefully. and occasionally hrs-l-
iaicd as though fearful of saying sonic-
tbinu that would nvt look Wolf in print.
“As you know." he said to a party of
intcrvlcwers who met him at lhol’lftli
Avenue hntrl. “i have come on to he no‘
Ilflcd of the fact of my nomination How
long my stay in New York will be do-
pends in great nwasurc upon .\lr, ltrvnu,
cs it is undcrsiood that he and Mrs. liry~
:.n are to go with mo to my illlllli' at llnlh.
.‘ith. some time nficr lbc nollliratlon (if
course. [will tnkc them with me home
dinlcly thcruuilcr if they are rcndy to on."
Mr. Sownll had no immcdlnlo plans to
talk of. He billltltl that bc uqvcctml visits
from .‘rnntor .luInl-s K. Jones. chairman
of tho national llciuocmtlc cumlnlttcc.
and Senator Arthur P. Herman of .\lnry~
land. llostatcd that thc nailounlcommlt-
ice. as well as scvural plumbers of the or
mutlvo committee. wvre to meet, and that
be exported to be present at their con-
intuitions.
'- What do you think of the pesriliillfy of
a third ticket being placed in the field and
the result of such a movement in ruse it
is done” he was asked.
‘ Well, i am not enough of an expert in
politics to tell what the result of such a
movcmcnt would be. bht i will say that i
do not regard the movement as one port
scssmu any great strength. llowovcr. it
will be time enough to talk of find when
the rum-ting in ludlnmipolis lnkcs place.
Then we can sou what ls in it and who
really in idcutiilcd with it."
Ammunition For the Enemy.
Wssnllvurou. Ann. il.->'omc counter.
nation was created at the treasury de-
pnrtmunt through the discovery that in
sonic nm-xplalucd number the bureau olll»
cars had been guilty of circulating some
of Senator Stewart’s sliver speeches. '5:
answer cuinprchonslmly all of the ma
questions relative to rnrrcncy questions
that have bccu plilll’lnu in Secretary (Jar-
lbde some time one calm-d to be prepared
Circular No. it'll. npnmphlntuf hllpriut.
ad page». giving much lnformntlou re-
specting boml insure. paper cum-ncy and
the like. Whenever an uppilcntiou for in-
formation was received the answer to
which cmdd be found in this Illtluvul
lune. the bureau chief receiving the letter
would simply mail one of flu-m circulars
to tbc'oppllcnnt in platooi writing out an
answer. This has been union on for at
least a wee , and there Ill no telling how
many clrct hm were sent out, when a lat.
ter came to hand from one of the moipl-
outs calling attention to the fact that the
department had sent him In answer to
his uumlun a copy of a strong silver
spawn delivered by Senator News". in
the senate tiept. ti but. when a fillimstur
was going on. An examination of the
piles of circulars lying in tho Ilcpattiiiclt
showed that in mine way the public print
lap efllce haul beam! on in the cover
purporting to state the rontcnisof the
pamphlet it number of the silver umber.
The officials say they have found only i?
of the speeches so far. but there is he
was of famous but new lunar of time
have been sent mu.
In. has. hits In low I‘m-h.
In Tm, Au. inn-lire. liary it,
spent
i.
err»...
1 Bryan and ii
illuminate a
or M , s item elm
illicit. A very no real inatureqi the affair
«u the presence of man nun. on the
stage and in the audience. illiam P. St.
John. treasurer of the Democratic and
Silver national ecinnilttees. and several
lenders preceded hire. Lease with short
speeches. )irr. mm was greetdd with
great applause. 8hr: said it testified that
there was no sectionalinm in this country.
and that all were fighting for aeommou
purpose. “The prosperity of the coun-
try.” she declared, “could only be effected
by the grand principles of socialism.”
3. hence then bitterly attacked w. ii.
nuderbilt. W. Q'Whltnoy and the Goulds
l name and others generally for permit-
t a the‘lnnrriagc‘ of their daughters to
in eight-rs. film then told of the silver
I lslalion in 1873 and lilitorly dunnummd
it and all offer-ts to repeal the same. iiy
arrangement none of the speakers referred
to Watson r‘Sewnll.
Wot n's Democratic League.
Arman. Aug. ll.--'lhero has been filed
with the secretary of state dominant? in-
corporating the Women's; National Dam.
ooratic League of the tufted States of
'Aucrica. The assoc ntlon is organized for
the purpose of stimulation a constant de-
velopment and effective application in
every department of our government of
the essential principles of true Democracy
and the platform of the national ile-
mocracy adopted at the Chicago conven-
tion. The principal office of the associa-
tionwill be located in New York city.
and the directors are hinry lifniiih, Ella
Virginia Cniuoron. iii. 1).: Josephine
Luhrs. Sophia hf. Rivers. Mary E. llaly.
Henrietta Muench and Annie Barnwlctz.
all (if new York city.
BASEBALL.
”new. LEAOI’E GAMES.
At Brooklyn—
New York....... 0 l 0 0 .2 0 :l
ilrnoklyn........ i ‘0 o u 1 e a
New York—Hits, ill; errors. :3.
[yo—Hits, o: errors. 2.
At. Cleveland-
Cleveland....... 0 0 ll 0 2 0 2 0
Pittsburg........ t) t) if 2 ll 0 t) f)
Clevelandniilts, 8; errors. 6.
burg—Hits, it); errors, 5.
At Baltimore—
Washlngtcn.... 0 0 0 0 I) ii i 0
Baltilnoro....... 0 l l 3 ti 3 o 0
Washington—Hits. ltl; errors, :2.
timers—Hits. lb; errors. o.
l 0-— 7
0 0-— :3
Bfiillk~
2—6
0—10
Pitts-
0— 4
‘—ll
Hal»
Professor Andrew and life Balloon.
V'Ansos, Norway. Ann. 1i.-3i.cws has
been received from Spit/Morgen that Pro
tensor 5. A. Andree has discovered four
rents in his balloon. Professor Amirce‘s
original intention was to lmvo his tmiloon
inflated indirectly for his dash to the poli-
by the first week in July. but. owing tr.
various causes of dulll)‘. the balloon Was
not filled until July :7. After that thc
intrepid explorer waited in vain for the fa
vornblu southerly winds and clear sky.
which he considered 0".‘1 utlul for a start
that would carry any in i ca of success in
his object. The accideLt to the ballan
will probably cud the pr: .pccts for the or-
pi-ditlou this sermon, as the period of lilo
midnight sun of the turtle latitude. be-
yond which Professor .1 crime did not in-
tend to attempt his experiment. has al-
most passed.
Spain is “'nrrlcd Again.
MAiIlllD, Aug. ll, —- 'l'ho uovn-rnmont
has prepared a mcumrandum. carefully
worded. so as not to give offense to Profit
dent (Tlcvcland and the American nation.
detailing the history of the Cuban trouble
and of. Spain's relations with the A mori-
ran republics and sump-slim! l” the powers
unnlluilun. with a view to pressing Amer»
ion to u strictcr (ilisrir‘vnlil'u of neutrality.
.\s a result of niouu interview between
the fluke of 'l‘eluan. minister of foreign
affairs. and the l'nllcd Slates minister.
Mr. Taylor. however. it is stated In olllv
rial circles that the government has dc-
n-ldcd not to send the mcuiormidum to tin.
powers."
The (‘retnn Revolution.
Loxpox. Aug. li.-—'i‘ho Axiom; corrc
spmltlt'llt of The flatly News u-lcuraphs
his paper as follows: "licspniring of En
ropcan diplomacy and Turkish bad faith.
the (Iroinns have finally cut the gorclinii
knot. The revolutionary ramp at t'mnpos
ban tlln’mll'ull the reform cmumlttco and
has rstabllshod a proilulonul revolution-
ary government undcr the presidency of
Iicrukoetnros. thuwcll known t‘rctdn lead.
or. who hennb-d the t'rotau cnilnissy to thc
ilcriln congress. lie is still halo. despite
his o2 ycurs. and is an ardent advocate of
liritlsb influence in i‘reie."
The l'rubwr Brooklyn in lien-l].
PHILMH'JJ'HIA. Aug. li.—\\‘orknwn are
busy at t'mmps' shipyard preparing the
cruiser iirooltlyn for llrf cilh'lai trial trip.
which is to take phiru overlhc uovcrn~
uncut l‘lllli‘lfl oil the northcmt cons! ln-
lwrcn t'npo Ann and i'upo i‘orrobm dur-
ing the wind; beginning Ann. fit. The big
~blp will be taken at once to imuuue l4-
laud navy yard. if on rythlug noes well.
she will no at once ovrr the course for her
preliminary runs, and on Wednesday the
:rcat racc nunlunt time will be rundo.
Indictments (Jumbo...
51‘. Jonas, N. l-‘.. Aug. ll.-'i‘hu un~
prrmc court has quashed thc indictments
against the din-cum of the defunct local
banks who were lwinu prosecuted for mat
fclwonre in nlllt‘c. upholding the obncttons
of I'OUIlMlI of lift) iwruscd. that nine of lh .
grand Jurors worn disouullllml. It is r.
[,tll’li‘il that thcmlubdry is arranging to
wmlou t'hinf Jump on t‘nrlcr and appoint
f’tcmicr \i’hltoway to surcmd him.
Arthur Irwin Itnixm.
SEW YORK. Ann. ll.—«-'l‘bis morning's
World says that if. is riulod upon umd‘otv
ihnrhy that Arthur lrwiu has watched
in nmnnuer of the Now York Fowledl
ilnb. but will fill out the umxpln-d tinn-
of his rontrnct. which run.- to .\ov. in. in
lmlunn ova-r minor league i|ltlll'i’lfll for
President Frccdnmu.
Will thrnpy the Fill-«trio rhnlr.
“'A'ritmoox. N. Y.. Ann. il.--'i‘be Jury
in the Ifeuroy mlmlrr rnso brought In a
verdict of guilty of numb-r in the first dc
mm. lie was mncnccd to ho uhefrocnlcd
at flanncmorn prison during the mad: be
ginning dept. 2:6. '
fin-ton Lumhrrman Assigns.
'llosros. Aug. H.-—~'l‘hn assignment!!!
announced of W. if. 'l‘wiveruy. nbolmle
ltlml‘rroleafnr. :20 lilihy street. it in Im-
dcrstnod ital the liabilities are in the
vicinity of Ntuuum.
{kw .
Actor Killed in a May.
forces. Ann. iLu-At the Novelty then-
m. in o stabbing moo. ibl spring aq-
premie for stage "Ireland to and
“webbed to When. hm
film , . l
Great Mortality in the Metropo-
\. lie Caused by Heat.’
rnosrnsrmss BY Tar. universe.
The Hospitals Crowded \Vith Victims and
the Ambulance Herviee Proves Entirely
luadeqnutovniany Deaths From “out
In Most ‘01 the Larger Cities.
New Years. Aug. lip—Humidity and
bent still continue to claim their victims
in New York and vicinity. and the (tooth
list is appalling and ever on the increase.
'the city hospitals cunipluln flint their am-
bulances were taxed to the lllilmst caring
for people suffering from heat proslrn
lions. and Police Colnmlaslnncr Roosevelt
trdered that the police pat: . wagons bt'
pressed into service to carry victims of
the heat to the hospitals. ., Roosevelt. hos»
pltul bad so many calls that. ‘thu authori-
ties sent word to police headquarters
that their ambulance service was funde-
cufito to cope with the calls sent in for
sufferers from the bent.
Man was not piano in his suffering.
Animals, and rspncinlly horses—oar and
truck horses—fell in thelrtrnoks‘ and large
numbers died. The umlmlnnc of the
Society For the Prcvon"on of Cruelty to
Animals have been kep. on the go for this
past five days and are now being over-
taxed. '
Hundreds of people walked along the
shady sides of tho strcrts hntlcss, booties:
and cullurless. with u handkerchief in one
hand, with which they contlnwlly moppovl
their brows. and a lame pnli mi fan in
the other. while Farmer l'lunu nndticuer-
nl Humidity cable in for all sorts of criti
clams.
Ambulance Srrvlre Overland.
Ilellevuu hospital is overcrowded with
pationts~vietims of the hunt. Never in its
history has it been so crowded as it is at
prcscut. Thirty~ono physicians are con‘
stantly at work. Yesterday there were 55'
calls for cases of brat prostratlon. The
ambulance s'ervlco was oi'crtaxed early in
the day, and the coal truck, supply wagon
and even the morgue wagon. had to be
pressed into son‘icu to take the affected to
the hospital. ’l‘lu-y arrived in, such nunr
bcrs thatlt began to lookalnrmlug. Every
available spot was taken up, and all
through the halls warn cuts with the via
time of the heat. The ambulance horses
are about disabled.
Twenty-five calls for heat prostrations
were scnt into St. Vincent's hospital yes-
torduy. Sunday there were in victims of
the hunt taken to this institution in run-
buinucos and in on Saturday. fit. \,'in~
present 4o patients in this hospital who
Would not be there Were it nutter the
front.
The physicians and nurses oi the New
York hospital arc caring for .'.n patients.
Yesterday there were 27 calls. (in Sunday
but ill patients were tnkpu thorn suffering
from heat and ii on Fofurdny.
in lioosovolt lll‘lspltztl there arc about 4::
patients who are there on account of the
heat. Half a down ordcrllcs and several
nurses are kept busy placing fresh pieces
of ion on the sulfurers. About lininorc
were taken there yesterday.
The cnscs of heat prostratlnn. many he
inc followt-d by tlrnill. became so numer-
ous all ovcr the city that people worn
alarmed and wondered when and where
this great menace to human life would
and.
For the past five daysiho maximum
temperature has lnu'll no dcurocs or there-
ubout. The moon temperature for the
past wu-k WIN hi. l'p to it o'clock last
night there were. iuptlriml for the day its
heat prostratlons and till dcuths.
’l'hcro acre L’l deaths in llrooklvn and
7.! in the suburbs. 'l'hn number of deaths
reported since last Wednesday were: New
York. 15:1: Brooklyn. Ill: milmrbs, WA.
making a total in greater ."cw York of
viii.
'l‘bo following (it‘llllli‘l in tin- principal
excessive heat: I’biludulphiu. ll; liulil~
more. lz‘ Washington. Ii; i'hicngo. .311; St.
Louis. ll; linsburp. l: ltor-ln'su-r. l:
liufl'alo. L". l'rmld. her. ‘3; New lluvru. ti:
Hartford. ii. t‘lnvcinnd. :l; ludianupoll".
l; lamisvlllc, '2'. Atlanta. 1'. Kansas
t‘iiy, i.
'l'ln-ro \vul'o llfi dcaths in various towns
of New .lcrscy.
Heaths From lit-in.
lil‘lmm, Ann. ll.—o’l'bnro have been
ihr-m du-nth-e from heat during: the post :3
hours in this city . Joseph liinck. Mary
Loftus and Ellen lib-hon. .\ll bad fcoblc
hcart notion. 'lbc lrmpcrnturo has no!
icon above 5:. degrees.
A Longvborrmnn lllcs from flout.
liltifltJtl’filiT. (Jenn. Aug. ll.—'l‘homn.-
Miller. "and uh. n lougshoronmn, while
at work on the docks bcru. was prustrutctl
by the hunt and died lutbo mnbulmuo
vvhllo being rcniovcd to the hospital.
To f‘roiact tlw Nils.
Sr. I'lxlitnsm no. Aim. il.-—-.-iovornl spe-
cial ronfcrcnros bntwccn l‘rincc I obnmill'
llostovsky, tbo llusdnu uifuls'ter for for
«run affairs. and the other mlnlstcrs have
resulted in a decision to romlnliu tho ilcr
lug sealing nun-counts of two and foul.
but to make ovrrlurcs to tho t'nltod
status. Great ilrliuln and Japan. with a
view to cstahlisblnp hotter probetlun for
the souls. ‘
TELEGRAPch TiCKS. .
Five per-«ms worn drowned near l‘hlla-
delphlu from lllv morturnluuof arcnvbout.
Secretory ilcrhcrt of the navy depart
mom mmlo an mldrrss future the Naval
War college in Nowport.
Lady l'lmlly 'l'ouny-cn, widow of the
bite linl'tl Alb-m 'l‘rnuysun. poet laureate
of Euuinml. died in Aldunrth.
Mrs. \‘aill of l‘ulon illil. N. .l.. wa-
puraiyred by lightning. it wourwd oiuht
works nib-r her husband's dcidh from the
scum t-nuws. ‘
(‘burlce H. Johnson and Edward Frhu
bad «or» drowned by the cspnlzionpi a
hunt in which they «on: sailing off i.ln>
coin pnrk. Chicago,
Applicatiouwas made to the attorney
general of the state of New York to twain
action against the limohlyn Voice (for
mnipnny under the antitrust laws. ,
(Yoummdorn f-llmrd began an intestinal:
thmlnio the mums of and responsibility
for the accident that wrecked the dryderh
and danmged the torpedo boat l'lrlmson at
the lirooklyo navy yard.
The police of iirldccport have been in~
forum: that Herbert fill-ole. a burglar cap.
lured n ilmdilyn on rntnrday. is the
than who tried to roll the posinfflce at Fair.
deldmweek age. lie is alsownfftetl for
several crimes committed in the vicinity
of Bridgeport. linen his mlom bribe
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Ct‘ni'fl has but one ambulance. and tho _
horse is thought to be dying. Thorn are at .
cities are rupnticil us a result of yesterday‘s ‘
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MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
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Ifllbf'l LANU DILL-
lt Passes the British House of Lords With-
out Division.
Lennon, Aug. il.—-ln the house of
lords the Irish land bill [mssodto its third
reading without division.
tircat interest was numifostcd in View
of the opinion expressed in political circles
that if the lords should insist upon their
amendments it would jeopardize the pos-
surzo oi the hill.
iluriug the debate Earl Spencer. first
lord of tho admiralty in the lust Liberal
cabinet. said that thc lords‘ amendments
waterlogged the hill. Those in favor of
homo role. he said. would build a very
solid argument upon the notion of the
lords. lie strongly commented upon the
silence of Lord Salisbury, the premier. in
presence of the government's strangle over
thebill. ii the lords maintained their
amendments. the strength and independ-
donce of the house of lords would be in "
danger.
The Marquis of Londonderry, who was
a loading factor in securing the alumni-
Incnts to the bill, repudiated the idea that.
the vrceking ofiho bill Would result. All
of be rousessigns. he said. had been on
the sideoi the lords, who. he hoped, would
mlhore to their position.
The Earl of Dunraven said bu'regretted
the finrouis of Londondorry’s precipitate
statement, and be urged that 'the lords
should not press their amendments. if
the bill is not passed, he said. the effect
would be disastrous to lrclnnd. and the
mischief would recoil upon the bonds of.
the landlords...
The Daily News. in an editorial on the
action of the house of lords.- says:
"The lords' debate on the irish land
bill mcnns no surrender or it means noth- ‘
inc. The Tories have always bolstered the
lords as a necessityoi tho liritish constitu-
tion. Lord Salisbury llfllf'rl this bill. and
therefore the lords have nothing more to
fear now if their action kills the bill than
they had when they killed home rule. .Vo
tears would be shed in irclnnd ovcr thr~
withdrawal of the land bill. For the land
lord peers to yield now would be shoei-
cowardice."
CONDITION or THE CROPS.
Monthly Statement of flu- Agricultural
llcmrtment’s Statistician.
Wasmxcrox. Aug. il.~'l‘he report. of
the billlisllcilill of tho dcpnrtmcut of agri—
culture for August indicatcs an improve-
ment in the uotnlltiouof corn ovcrtbnt
reported last month of Li points. or from
or: to this. 'l‘bb:wcrngosotlhoz cipni
sizifcsarc: tlhlo, luff; Kentucky, .. lu-
dinnn, foil; llllnols. lilti.‘lowu. lllil; .\fls-
souri, of); Kansas. ion; Nebraska. ids.
The condition of spring wheat has full:
on since .luly report from intuit) TNJJ. a
fll't'llliil of [Li points. The conditions bv
.ratcs are as follows: Michigan. \Li; llll.
nols. Nil; Wisconsin. 32': Minnesota. all:
lown. M; Kain-as. 5.); Nebraska. ”.2;
South Dakota. on North Dakota. 20.
Washington, on: Urcuon. ht); “clitoraiu.
ill”.
The condition of nuts has fullcn since
last rct..-:rt in points. or from tutti to T .
Spring rye condition is H. against. '35."!
in July. while barley has fallen from 58.1
in .lnly to man for August.’
'l'lm tun-age of buckwheat is given us
out: per cent of last year's nrcu; condition
of same. no.
Condition of irish potatoes, UM. against
ml in July. ('olltlltioll of tobacco. no.5.
against UL!» July 1.
Ilupni‘tn on tho l‘inroprun ""liiil crops
are ucnrrnlly favorable. ’l'bo \ .icnt crop
promises to be up to the average Forage
crops will be short in tircnt llriuiln if
drought t'ulillmlul.
(‘olorrd Men's Nullnnnl I'onvrntlnn.
llos'ros, Aug. lt.-—'l‘hu national mu-
veutlou of vulurml nb-n culled nmlcr tho
nusphrs of Mnmu‘husnctls Racial l’ itch-
fiveassociationsvpcnml in l‘llicnorc liap-
ii~t church. ltov. W. ii. Scott. prcsidout
of tho wancbuvidls llnciul l'roiw-tivo us-
mwiniiou. callcd the meeting to order. and ,
W. H. Lewis of (‘mnbridao inmlcnn mt
drrss for the people of Massachusetts.
t'mmellnmn l'lcnicnt tl. Morgan of (7am.
bridge was chosen temporary chairman
and Clifford ll. l’lummsr oi lioston lem-
pornry clerk.
l'cars For n sloop I’mht.
('Anbrs. h“. .l.. Aug. il.-— wolv- own
and boys boarded the sloop 31“ It Chllltlnn
Lloyd bcrc hull. night for a sell on the
Delaware river. The: intended random.
but nothing had been heard from the bent
or her passengers. and anxlctv is felt for
Int-fr safety. The objective polutof the
party was l'hc-dcr. l’n. it lsieeml that
the yacht was cripelrml in the storm before
and could be taken in. inquiries were
sent to t'hurtor and otlmr points on the
river. but no new: of the yacht could be
obtained.
"timothmu Ilsa" to steel.
”films. Ann. ib-«ld Ilium Chang
was teuoiurod a bouquet by can Chinese
merchants ruining in London. The bulb
,‘mt was given at the Crystal palace and
was accompanied by a great fireworks dir-
riiy for the entertainment of then 0.
it is prnlmhle that [if linen (libs, fill.»
her been called the Grand till isnir’f
'ium. will have an interview on new
mawmmmnmwmi-
we all“ WWW “ .
WAGONS!
Now and Second-Hand.
IUGGIES.
PHAETOIS.
CARRIAGES,
CANOPIES.
PRICES TO SUIT ALL.
can]. AND sun THEM. ‘
HENRY TILLV.
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mums. no.5
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! PhysmianforWomen
inns. on. it". A. euirronp” ‘
Can be consulted at. her office
= ”-12 Beam Smear. Buimrronr. 001m,
. From 10am. to 7 p. in. any day except
Sunday.
Thedoctor is a regular physician and for
, the past nineteen years has made tbmllseasoo ‘
of women n l-ln‘r'llllly. Ladies suffering from
anyddlh-ulty nit-elem to the sex can mount:
Dr. (iuiltorol in the strictest confidence. with
tbcassnrnm-s of receiving the "lust skillfuland.
scientific f l‘y'illlllt‘ill known to modern surgery
laud mule-uni. iloum care with nurse fur-
lll>ili§ll when rmoired. Terms motlerntev
All letters promptly replied to. incloee stamp
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I'hnlnllimm street. Urclo‘rs nweived at G. B.
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Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
93 Wanhlngton Shoot,
.9. Norwalk.
Residence, Mahackenio Hotel.
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F. D. CROSBY, D. D. S.
iirmluntu ul‘ i’bilmlvlphia Dental (foliage.
Dentistry Performed in all its
ll 'uurhcs.
'l’fYE'l'll f-iX'l'llM'i'lill WITHOUT PAIN.
liariiu'~~ .\nw l:lo«-l.. \l‘nduinutoii strcct.
Sw'uflll liv'll.
iii-Mal rmvllh will be --pcbl.\Iu:u.-dll‘:fli. Mill!)
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ssvmes ”Iii.
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tlpi-n daily from 9 to it: a. m.. and from
I to :l p. rm. and on Monday evening!
from Tim H.
interest allowed on deposits.
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JOHN H. t‘tlitltlh‘, Vice-Prod.
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