km From It» "Mun m Imp
0' Meal cosmonaut Toms
V l The Hibernians hold'a clnmhake, to-
marrow.
William I’etrie, of North avenue, is
on the sick “WWW... _
Edward Carr, of. West , Norwallr, has
been discharged mm the hospital;
gout: l‘rowitt' is looking into‘ the
merits of a patent fire extinguisher.
St. Paul's Fellowship club will hold a
clumbake on Long Island, August 26.
Edward June, of Norwalk, has re-
turned from a fishing trip to Uroton
Luke. » ‘
William W. Bloom has received his
appointment as first lieutenant of Com-
pany F. .
The William B. Rider house in West
avenue has been vacated by the Stein-
hardt family.
l
Humboldt Lodge, Sons of lierman,
will go to New Britain next Tuesday
and Wednesday.
. Mailing Clerk Harry (lamp, of the
Nerwalk post-office, started on his
annual vacation today.‘
Barry L. l’latt, of Norwalk, has se-
cured employment at Louushury 85
Mathewson's shoe factory.
A... 1"“ .-..~
The postponed‘trial of William Mur-
phy, for drunkenness. will come up
Monday, in the Town (.‘ourt.
9' Mrs. Charles Finch, of Water street,
Norwalk, who was prostratod by the
heat Thursday, has recovered.
Governor ()oflin will distribute a large
number of long-service medals to the
men in camp who are entitled to them.
The “Idle Hours" club has voted to
go on a cmise next Saturday night, in
the sloop “Lavinia.” There will be
about thirty-five in the party.
was well attended, and as itwas the
last- drill boforo camp, the boys took
pains to make a good showing.
After nearly two weeks of the hottest
weather ever recorded in August in this
state, a relief has at last come, and the
cool wave will continue for several days.
Edgar Slauson, of New Canaan. em-
ployed in the Merchants‘ anal Traders’
bank, who was injured hya fall from
the cornice of one of the bank windows
and has been in a New York hospital,
is in New (.Yanaan recuperating for a
few days before returning to work.
At Now Fairfield, an old barn that
was being torn down collapsed, burying
Alonzo “orgy and Walter Barnum. Mr.
Durgy sustained a compound fracture of
the right leg and internal injuries, in
addition to havinghis nosc almost- sov-
cred from his face. Mr. Barnum was
badly hurt. internally.
Smith llrothcrs. tho New Haven
oyster growers. have found on inspec-
tion of their ln-ds that old .shcllsnrc
fairly spattercdavith tho “young set"
and that tho indicatiom arc that tho sci
of last year. which was the host known
up to that time, will be equallwl and,
perhaps, excelled. This moans. if the
other gmundscan be juilgcd by those
of Smith llrothcrs. that thc oystcr
yicld from the grounds of the Now
I‘lavcn grown-rs. this scasou, Will be as
large, if not larger than any season yet
known.
(tSenechm’ ' '
of kecucst satisfaction comes with
every glass of Williams’ Root llecr.
Keep it in the house rcadyto quencn
your thirst. Your whole family will
enjoy it. It is a temperance drink,
clear, bright and sparkling. You
are drinking to your own health
when you drink
I Q
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mumps co. arm
NILLIAIB o c , .
J. O. JENNINOE.
Paper-Hanger, Oalclmlnor,
Painter.
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um um no Iona!”
I soars nus gram.
booth Kuwait.
”and!“ ”M“ "' llll'flll fltyldl "l pl”.
n... in} out "ll: Mnllllllhflll “ken 1::
mu a! mum MI. "ll mun
‘ ' Imus-clam mm. to
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unison ' surname nurses.
Mot tho British Explorer In tho, Frozen
North—Detail- of the Journey of the
. Fro-n Toward the Polo—Several New.
Arotlo mood- Discovered.
Vannon, Norway. Aug. 15. —'l‘he captain
of the Windward, the British, steamer
which has just returned from ll‘rnnz’Josof
Land after taking supplies to tho llrltlsh
north polo expedition coinnmndod by Jack-
son and known as the Jackson-Harms-
worth expedition. has llloda telegraphic
lnessa‘ge hero rilesorlblng the accidental
meeting between Jackson and Dr. Nam
sun, which found one of the most remnrlc
~nblo incidents In lho hlstory of nrotlo ex-
plorotlon. for it appears that the Norwa-
glnn explorer had been living fun but
qnlto close to one of the English oxploror‘s
stations for a long tIino previous to the
meeting of the two mun, yot nolthor of
them was aware of the other's presence in.
that vlclnlty. In this messngo .lncksonddo.
scribes his accidental meeting with 1):.
Nansen while the latter was truvorslng
the ice pack, and It appears that It was a
lucky meeting for tho Norwuglnn explorer,
as the latter was nilslod owing to lnaccu~
ruelos in themup drawn by l’ayor, the ills-
eovoror of Franz Josef Land. and also be-
‘Plll’. DEIZIUK JM'KSON.
cause, Dr. Nnnscn‘s two chronmnotcrs and
Ms watch having stopped, ho was qnltc
unable to establish his position and was
consequently trying to punch westward to
Spitzhcrgon over the lcn pack, which was
not only highly dnngcrons but probably
_lmp:issahlo.
Jackson, after meeting Nomcn, con-
ducted the latter to Elmwood. tho hcnll
quartcrs of tho llrltlsh oxhcdltlon, whorl-
tho doctor awuitod tho nrrlvalof tlul Wind-
ward, which left the Thomas on .Iuno Ill
and Vnrdoo .luno LIN to take Hlllllllll'sf” the
Jackson expedition and not to bring thom
back. as currcntly rcportod.
Jackson, In tho dispatch filed by tho cap—
lnlu of the Windward, sold:
“(in Juno 1? l met llr. Nansen throo
mllcs out on a lion sontlrsoulhmst of Cape
ll‘lora and undor most extraordinary cir
clnnstanoos. IIo had wlnlcrcd in a rough
but \vltliln n mllo or two of our northcrn
limit In 1895, and this sprlng wu uuwlt=
tlngly come within a low mllcs of his
winlcr quarters.
“llr. Nansen loft tho From with one
companion (hlcutnuant Sigurd Scott llnn-
son, a lloutounnt in tho Norwoglnn navy
and dlrlmtor of tho nsjronomlcnl Inctcoro
logical and mugnctln obecrvallons) and
rcnchod latltndo so. III, truvollng north-
cnst from where he left tho From, which
was In M north, lo? cast.
“ llr. Nansen oxprrsscd tho grcntcst sur
prlso and tho llvclhlst sallsfuctlon at. mcct
ing with us. You undcrstnud how grcutly
lho niootlng affected um and my plcasurc
at tho extraordinary clmnco which had
.hrown It in my wnyto rcndcr ldm sorvlcu
and rcstorc. him to hls fricnds."
Jackson dc'scrlbvs his own cxlmrlcncos
In cxplorlng tho wcstcrn parts of Franz
.luscf Land, tolling how ho has drawn cr-
lcnslw, accuralc maps and has lllsmvcrcd
ncw rcglons, uddlng:
"Win-n tho \\'lud\vnrd loft in labs. wl-
ivcnt on a month's cxpcdlllou to tlu-
northwcs‘. Inn llltlc boat, tlu- Mary Harm».
l.'1ll'fll..‘|llll dlscovcrcd n largo lrockof land
to tho \vcstward ol' hilhortu unknown llm
chi and n lungnlllccut lwudluud compmpd
If lcc from Its summit to its fool and how
mg at Its lmso n lingo. uuucgotlaldc l'lllll
part. of lcc. \\c noun-d ll llnrmsworlh
~-apo and only upprumzhcd lhc haw of "Ir
ln-ndlund with tho grculcst dllllcully owing
to surging nuisscs of honvylco and (urban
palm. during which our boat was upon
lovcrnl occasions ncarly Mun-hcd Io ntolns.
Wc lundcd on tho roan nsoflcn as po-slbh-
and lllfl'l‘llllt‘ll thc hIgbm-t peaks and lnudc
numerous urological and botanical colloc
tlons."
Dr. Nan-mf- (lnn Mary.
l,o.\‘l>o.\‘, Aug. I:».w'l'ho story In detail
of llr. l'rldjof Noam-um arctic Mpcllllloll
and tho ollvcnturm of his party. as told
by himself, togcthcr with tho scion
llllo results obtained. llrst of whlch
In his nucccss In pvnrtrullllg to tho high
out lulltudo hllhcrlo lrod bytho foot of
unm. namely, Ni dcurccs I I mlnutcu north,
urn given to tho World by 'I’hc I‘hronlclc
this mornlng. llr. anm'll lays:
“'I'bo Fran: loft .lllgor stroll Ann. I.
Mllil. Wo hml inform our wnylhrnnnb
lunch lccolongllwl‘lhcrlun count. Wo dlw
cln‘ctcd an Island In tho lv‘nrn mloumln
grunt numhor of islands alonlf the con“ to
l‘apo I'hclymlklll. In «crcral plum wo
found l-vldouccu of a glacial cpmh. during
whleb norllwrn Hiborlamnul huvo llm'll
oovorml by Ice lo ll grunt cxtytlf.
"Un .‘cpt. lo we mm: of! the month of
tho lllcnok rlvor. but we thought It was
too Info to go in llwro to fetch our dogs. as
wc Would not rlsk losing a your. We pass.
ml the Now filbcrlab bd lds Hcpt. L”). Wu
; mmlo fast to n Hoe to Imitndo W4 dour-mm
no iulnuffi north and Ill lonultudn 138 do
11mm 37 minutes east. Wolbon allowed
tho alle to ho chm-d In by tho Inc.
“A: untlolpatod. We learn gradually
drllted north and nortlmcntwnrd durlug
the out man and «Inn-r from tho con-tout-
I ly nxplwd and vlolnnt lcn pressures. but
she (the It'rmnlsurpnmwl our articulations.
; bolug superlor to any strum. Tho nonpor-
‘ alum Ml rapidly and was con-tontly low,
, wlth little variation for the whole winter.
’ During weeks the mercury wan from".
l The lowest temperature was Ml dam bp-
§ low mm. Entry man on lxmd was in par-
l feet hmlth during the whole voyage. The
‘ electric light. generator] by a windmill,
, fuIlIIb-d our crymtallom. The most Mend-
, I; feeling emu-d, and than passed plus-
3 untly. Every one made chums his duty,
Iland it better late! men could hardly In
ulna .
‘ “The no was up to W fathom: deep
Mill at n damn-m who. ,
- a“... . r . .. c a.
.encd to bury If not to crush her.
bottom was. mmpkohln devoid of organic
«some, During hewhole‘ drift
. , M from!
' porruulaum‘mlw u lentil ot ‘mpnuno
elevations,i meteorological, magnetic,
astronomical land biological; soundlngs.
deep sea temperatures and examinations
for the salinity of the sea water. ,
"Under the stratum of cold Ice water
covering thosurfaoovof the polar basin ‘1
Icon discovered warmer 'nnd more sauna
woun- due to the gulf stream, with a tem-
pornturu of from ill to as degrees. '
Drifting Noflhwurd.
“We saw no land and no open Water ox—
“cont narrow crooks In ‘naydlruotlou. As
anticipated, our drift riorthwcstwnrd was
most rapid during the winter and sprlng,
while the northerly wlnds'.._,stoppcd or
drlftod us' backward durlng tho smnmor;
(In June ltd, 1594, we were 81 dogmas
5:3 mlnntcs'north. But we drlftod then
southward only. On Oct. :31 we [cussed 8::
dogmas north. On Christmas evo, Hull,
33 degrees north was reached, and a low
days later 83 degrees 24 minutes, the far-
thest north latitude provlonsly reached by
man.
“01) Jun. 4 and 5 the From was exposed
to the most vlolsnt loo pressures we expo-
rlonccd. film was then flrluly frozen In Inc
'of more than 30 foot of measured thick-
ness. This floo was r lddon by grout loo
masses, which are pr ssnd agalnst the
port. side wlth Irroslstlbh . and threat-
The
necessaryprovlslons, with tho canvas kay-
aks and other equlpmonts, had been placed
ln.snfety upon the loo. Every man was
ready to leave the ship If necessary and was
propaml to continue with tho drift, living
on tho fine. But the From proved ‘cvon
stronger than our trust In her. When the
prossuro rose to the highest null tho ion
was piled up high above tho hnlwnrks, she
was broken loose and slowly lifted out of
her bod In which sho had been frozen. but.
not tho slightest sign of n spilt was to be
discovered anywhere In her. After that
cxporlcnce I consldcr the From almost
mind to anything In the way of ice pros-
surc. Afterward we experiouccd nothing
more of the kind. but our llrlft was rapid»
ly comiuncd north and northwestward.
"As 1 now with certainty anticipated
that tho Fran! would soon reach her high-
cst latitudo north of From. .luscf Land
and that she would not easily fail to carry
out the progrannuoof tho oxpcdllion, via,
to cross tho unknown polnr basin, l do
clllcd to lonvo the ship in order to explore
tho sca north of her route. Lieutenant .lo-
hauscn volunteered to join mo, and I
could not caslly have found a bctlcr com-
punlon In every rcspurt. ’I‘ho londcrshlp of
tho cxpcdlllou on lmnrll tho From I loft to
L‘nptnln Svordrup. With my trust In his
qualifications as a loader and his ablllly
lo ovorcomo dllllonltlos, I have no four but
that ho will bring all tho. mon safely hack.
nvcn if tho worst should huppm and tho
I-‘mln ho lost, which I consider Illlllll‘llll
‘Illll'.
Seeking the Highest Latltudc.
“On March iI wo rcnchcd SI dogroos 4
minutes north. .lohunscn mull left the
From on March ll, lfi‘JIi, at as dogrccs 3b
mlnulcs north and lll'.‘ degrees 27 minutes
oust. Ilur purposo was to csploro tho son
to the north and roach thohlgbust Intltudo
possible and then to go to Spitzlmrgcn vln
Franz .lmwf Land, wln-rowo loll curtain to
llud a ship. Wo had 23‘ dogs, ‘J sludges and
z.’ kayaks for posslhlo opcu \vutor. 'I‘ln- dog
food was onlltnlntcd for :30 days and our
provlslons for ion days. \l'c found the ice
in the bcglnnlug lolcrably good tum-ling
IlllILSO nuulo good distances, and tho lcc
did not appear drift-lug much. (in March
L"! we worn at. tit: degree»; In mlnnlcs north.
Although the dogs \vcrclcsscndurlug than
out hopcll, sllll they wcri- tolcruhly good.
'I‘ho lcn now hocamo roughcr and tho Ilrlfl
contrary. On March 2.3 up hndonly reach
cd ho dcgrcos Ill inlnutcs north and on
March 21! Ni dcgrccs :lo mlnnnlcs.
“Wu \vcru now cvlduutly drifting {ital
toward tho south. “or progrcss “‘lh wry
nlIHV. It was fatlgulng to work our way
and carry our slodgcs ovcr tho high Iqu- .
mocks constantly Iu-lng built up by the
docs grinding against cnch othcr. 'I‘lu'
lco was In strong movcmont. and tlw lcc
prcsa‘un- was hoard In all dIm-llouu.
"(In April 3 wo worn at s'n dcng-s .'.o
mlnntus north, constantly hoping to mcct
smonlhcr lco. (In .\prll l \vn rcnchcd Mi
dcgrccs II mlnuu-s north, but tho- ll'n bc
cluuo roughvr. nulll on .\prl| 7 it got nu bad
that l colohlcrlul It umviso lo contlnlu
our march In a norlbcrh lllt‘rl'llllll.
"\Vc wcro then nl Midr-urlw I l mlnutcs
north. W.- llwn nlndn an llxl'llrl-lufl on
«Ids fnrlIn-r northward In ord-vr Illc‘lllll
Inc as in tho [Mlnllllllfjv‘ of a forllmr nd
l'nncc. llut. \vn could Mm nothing but Ir.-
of tho nnlno dw'rlptlou, hummool. bcyoml
hunnuock to tho hurl/on. looklng lll.c a
nl‘ll of fro/mu brcnkcrs.
Extremi- Low 'l'n-mpcmlurn.
"Wo had had low lcmpcruturc. and dur
lug nearly throc \\'I‘I kw It was“: lllcnnlgb»
horhood of ill drum-s leow II'I‘n, Hll
,\prll I It rose to s dcgrlw bclow 1cm, lllll
«mu soul. ngnln lo :ls. Whoa a wind was
blowing In lhbl lcmpcrnlurv, umdhl not
for! l'omformhlo In nor too thin \voolcn
clothing. ‘l'o MWc \vclght wv bad In" our
fur nulls on board nhlp. 'l‘lolnllnlmnlo
lumpcralnru In March wa~ lo below and
tho nmxlnunu «on :l. in April lllc mini
mom was on and tho nnulmuul .‘odcgn-c.
lll'lllW rum.
‘Wo row nonlgu of land In any dlroc
tlnll. ln (not, tho lloo of lcc mum-d to
lnovo so freely waoro lbo wlnd that thorn
arm" Wil'l'lolt in rows .llottt‘ Lana.
world not havo- bm-n anythlnu In the way
If land to stop It for a long distance off.
We m-rc now drlfllng ropldly uorlIm-nrd.
"lln April H We Imgnn our march to
ward t‘muz .hm-t loud. «in \prll 13m.»
walrtm ran down. owing to tho uunao-d
length of the day‘s march. All...“ lbul
data no worn uncertain as to our bowl
tulle, lint hoped that. ourdcnd reckoning
was fairly correct. All We comp nullfll m~
met many which. which greatly fl'tdfvlml
tllll‘ promo-u. Tho pmvlshmu m'n- mph!
Iy din-cannot. The dogs were ldllud one
after the other to fol-ll the net.
"In June the cracks Ismuw very bad
and tho snow Wm lo cxvmlluply hml mo
dltlon flit ffllt'ollmt. 'l'lm dogs: (IllIl tho (hi
and sledge rnnum- broke lhrlmgh tho so»
Ih'ffll‘lltll t't‘llll Mill Milli dump ill "to rust
slum. Only a tow dogs WW" now left. and
progress was next. lollnpoulld» Ilnl m1-
fortunately“ we had no llm of Murat. The
new m as well In our own. nm to
A“. W
lumwrmwwamlnnu
pl 3%» all .. we
a _' In-Qn 11;. cweroln asses
ill minutes or mail on Jamil ”89
green “accumulmlll. but an Juno 15
we had been drifted totho northwest to 32
degrees :10 minutes north. No land who
to be seer), althoughhooordlng to 'l’uycr's
map, we had expected to meet wlth'l‘etnrc
manu land at d8 demons north. Those
dlncropnnoles became more and more puz-
zling as time went on. .
leln; on Jul Mont.
“On June 2: we had at last shotn beard-
ed soul, and as the snow hccnmo constant-
ly lvorne 1 determined to wait. Wu now
had a supply of son] meat until it melted
awry. We also shot t-hroo boars. We had
only taro dogs left, which wn-o now well
follvllpon moat.
"On July 2:! we combined our jpnrnoy
ovcr tolurahly good snlnv. ()n .luly L’I,
when about 82 degrees north, wo slghtcd
unknown land at last, but um Inc was mu
.irywbcro broken Into small Ilocs. the nu.
tor botwuon bolng tlllod wlth criminal Ieo
In whlch t-ho use of the kayaks was lmpos»
dblo. \Vo thoruforn had to make our way
by balancing from one Ieo plot-o to nnollh
or, and we did not roach land until Aug.
{l at SI dcnrons :lll minutcs'north and about
1l3 degrees cost longitude.
“This provod to hellntlroly loo capped
islands. In kayaks we made our way wast-
wnrd In open water along those islands.
and on Aug. 12 we dlscovcred land extend-
lug from southeast to northwost. The
country become more and morn puzzling.
as I could find no agreement. with l’ayor's
mnp.|1 thought we wore in longitude cast
of Austria sound, but If tbls was correct
we worc now t-ravollng straight llfll‘tlSN
Wllczck [mud and Ilovo glacier without
soclng any land near us.
\"Inter In the Frozen North.
“On A ug. 26 we reached a spot in til
degrees 13 minutes north pull midcgrnos
cast, evidently woll suited to wintering,
and as it was now too late for the voyage
to Spitsbergen 1 considered It wlsost to
stop and prepare for winter. Woshot hours
and wall-uses and bullt ahntof stones.
earth and moss, making thereof of walrus
hldc tied down with rape and covered with
snow. Wo used the hluhhur for choklug,
light and hunt. The bear meat. and thc
blubbcr were our only food for ten lllonths.
'l‘ho hcnrsklns formed our bcds and slccp.
lug bug. The winter, however. pnsscd
wall, and “fa worn both In pcl‘fl'ct. hoalth.
Spring cumo wlth sunshlncand with much
open water to tho southwest. Wu hopcd to
Imvo an oasywn'agoto Spitrbcrgon ovn-r
the lion of Ice and the opcuwatcr. We u'uro
obllgcd to manufacture uuw clothes from
bluukots and a new slolvplng bag of In-ur-
skin. “or provisions \vcro raw boar aunt
and hlnbbor.
“()u .\lny lllwoworo at last ready to
start. Wu cumo to opon water on May '33
in NI dcgrccs h mlnutus north, but m-rc
romrdcd by storms until Juno :l. A little
south of til dcgrcos wo found land cxtulul-
cd westward and open wulcr which roach-
l‘d “psi—northwest along its north (must.
but we prefer-rod to trawl southward over
tho loo through a broad sound.
“ Wu mum on .qun l: to the south side
of the Island and found much opou water
lrcinllng westward. Wu sailed and paddled
in ma direction In order to proceed across
to .‘pllzlnvrgull from tho most uwtwnrd
capo, but l’uycr's map ms mlsloodlng.
"Wu lcfl Franz Josef Land in tho swam.
cl“ Wlndivurd on Aug. 7 mnl hall a short
nul vory pleasant- pnmigo, thanks to tho
unustcrly way In which I'aptnlu Brown
brought his ship through tho ice, and
lhcnco In the open sea to \‘nrdoc.
"Nash-1x."
Nun-c-n'l 'tuulo With a Walrus.
(‘nlnsruxm .~\uu. ll—Tlln Afterglow
cu Icarus that llr. Nllllmlll has no mingle
lugs o.» to tho fate of tho Frolu. llu has
“in ful‘lcsl cunllllcncc lllnt l.ho|fctlnul Svcr
drup. hor comunnnlrr. who pron-d Ilium-If
most capable, Is all rontc to Frau; .ln-‘l'l
Laud. llr Nansen bad .'| narrowm-alm
with his lilo whon a walrus furiously at.
locked and snlnshcd his kayak.
BOLD‘ JEWEL THIEVES.
'l‘lufi' ‘5t'f Anny “‘llll IIJNNI “’nrth of
Illnmuml “In.“ In I'lllladrlplilu.
l’uII..\m:l.cnlA, .ing If. «'l'blrly dla-
mond rings. \nlncd at .llllllll Hum“. \vcro
coldly stolen by four profcsslnnul tlllcwa
from Sophzriu .l. l'lgulnol'n e-lorr. our
“button drool. and [Lo llllcimi I‘n‘llv “or
,nvay \vlth tbclr plu‘nh-r, although lho
rublwry took pluco Ill I‘ro‘ol daylight nlul
tun blxr ru-wno puliwmcn \lcru ulthlli
lmlllllg lll‘llllll'l‘ of tho ~lun-, 'l’llo llllclou
atroph- luluglnd nub llp- crowd on tho
~lllcd‘dll; .‘lllll Illulll'lll'lllvll
A young man and contain. both holdup
I'Ill‘llllll' hfllll in! \\l -lll'll Ill buy It llllltllulnl
rlllg for Ms sh-Imr \\ MIN .1 hillW-I'mll was
allowing him sumo row unolbcr ml!
drI-ncd mall and ammo l'lllt rml the «torn.
but sold Illi‘)’ iron! in no flurry lo Inc wall
ml on Thu llrsl coopio found holldug to
Hill IIu-m and loft lbw slorc 'l'ornlug to
r-ot'l‘u Iln- scl‘oml cunpll'. Illo mlommn
found llinl Ilnvy. loo. h ulgouo. .\ moon-bl
ullcrlvurd ho dlwolcrml lhol n tray l’llll
Inlnlng :lo dlalnoud rlogn oa- nil-wing
from tho hl~trn\\'ln.lm\. ncar uhlch the
«mud cuuplo hall -l-v-ul ‘l‘ho window II
wpuralml from lhc alum only by an Iron
.uruon cnnlulblug :llwlllrw ulrlo munugh
lu mlmll of tho plworc of all 'tl'lll Milo-r
,molly llm itll‘l‘hllhl“ rwogldn-d In lla-
rngnvu uollcryol poll-w headquarter-r. pho
lugmplln of llli lullt' Vlkllllrn lll'frl'liw a
urn \wrkllzg on tllc Nu“
Trump. l'unulng tho \rmolu.
Wound-toy, hm l« licmral Whom.
on, l-nnounlulluu lbc l‘oltnl Motr- Iron-pa
In Ihv Ill-parlmcul of l'olorodo. Im- lob-
grc-lpd fro-n Ilcuwr llllll flu-spa from
I wt lllu"llll< a arc row out In purl-nit of
tho \‘amol lmllnnu plan lnollc Ilmnll‘ll'h
upon tl'c Rival: :m pe-l'll ill of ”w town of
Nlortlm Auntlplr Il"‘ l‘lllnl'llt Hf trumps
ft. m l‘utl I'z‘lmf Mo '3 '5 in tho lluhl lo ll.
'ruwlnlt “to Arizona him from ,‘lw in. but
uni-lilo: Ann-1mm f'ill' bus and HIV" llnvlg
lmz back ncrmullu‘ l nnb'r. l'lolcrllw pro
\‘Iclvvll of ‘lo- R'Il't‘lfll It: My tum-nil}: in go
Hall-ll lt “ill lln‘o' I'M HI-l I" run flow
lonrumlm down by full uvlug them my”...
llll'l .‘lcxil'n.
llnpnnt- qnunrl With Valves.
lluowv, Mich . Aug III ‘wnrm‘ llul-
uvll. ltlfl"l rm ymrs. olmtrrllml with bl:
\\ lfn Inc" Illnpawillotl ”I Will” l'tvllcl‘lt' to
llwlr t-bllulr- o, A: ‘1 rmnll bulb are at lb:-
point of dcnth, Noble r will lnllr. bu: It
in cvhlcnt that flip q-mplc had a Il'wtn‘roln
lluvull had a largo knife clulmdvhwl In lu-r
grhcek to a depth "I Ill: “WIN“. Ill-It'll}
llhruut was not. but lw ls sllll nlllo to
(ll‘flfllf. Moth will db-
l ... . .._
l A flaming I’lgmm'a tin-urn,
'I'l‘mnfé‘t'n. Aug. If. .. lhn holnlng plfiém
cubical for tho chnndslvll bln of (lunatic
lmw won by Mom Hard M. Jr, of To.
”Will. whom bird, Moods. .lr.. new from
m
ably lll'culol. I‘llll‘f'l'll lfu- sloro. and lb!"
“'3 after sumo “bill"‘ “if” how fun: ‘
lmlhI nub hull-m, Ii lu-o di‘covvml. SIN, :
hm drum to “album.
Watchers of the f! mbbr‘lrtie
‘ National committee.
Ilo Refuse. to Tofu» the Management of
the "(you and flown]! Campaign-~61)”
Standard Démwnto Start a Boom For
.Ex-Chulrnum Willlmn I". Horrlty. '
va Yonx. Aug. 15.——-lt ls announced
that. {hunter Uormnn had refused to no
cept tho chalrmnnuhlp of the campaign
committee. .’l'ho nutlonal Iluallqnul'lurs, ll
lsnnnounoml, will be In Chicago.
The selection of Chicago In out of defor-
cnoo to the wlshos of Mn. Bryan. and Mr.
llormnu docllnos thcchnlrmnnshlp because
of tho soloctlon. \
Chalrmnn Jones of the llcnmcrntlc‘nn'
tlonul committee, It In said on, good au-
thority, has doubled upon thoso who will
composo tho oalnpalgn oommltlco.
’i‘hoy nro John It. Mobcan, Uhlo; (lov-
oruor Stone, Missouri; (‘lnrk llo'woll, Jr.,
llcorgln; (J. A'. Walsh, Iowa; .1. If. Shank
‘Iln, lndinnu; .T. .l. llwyor, California; .I)
.l. t‘ulupuu, Mlchlgnn, and .l. II. Johnson,
pointed a member of the committee.
Hon-kilncr County Politics.
IT'I'mA, N. Y., Aug, 15. —~'I'ho latest
news from tho Millar-Shourd light In [lor—
kllnor cunmty rmucuscs is that Warner Mil—
Icr has obtained :ll dologntos and Titus
Sluvnrll ,Illl. 'l‘liri*.1ll'll-.gllttls clcntcd at tho
canons of Ilcrumn Flats lu thntcounty
are controlled by Mr. Ilcnlsook, candldntc
for congrcssnnin from that district. It is
not- dollnllolyknown how ho will swing
Ilium, but ho ls thought ln-rn to favor Mil—
lcr. lf ho thrown thorn to Slit-11rd, It will
give tho lnltcr the vlotory, though n-olos.~
one. As to tho llackcttvLewis-Fauna light
for slato comlulltccmnn in Unulda and
llorkimcr collllllcs. tho result is still in
doubt. .llackott cnrrlcd tho lr‘irst district
in this county (Flinn) and thc Second.
Evans of liomo carrlcd tho 'l'hirll district.
’l‘ho Miller dclcgatcs In llcrkimor county
nro nnderswod to favor -hlvnn.~‘ or bowls
and tho Shcard dclcgulcs nrc for lluckclt.
It. is also nudorslluul that Evans and Lou'-
ls ban: on nl'rungcmcut. by which Ilm om-
who captain's tho numt dclogntcs shall I'I“
rclvo the support of thosool‘ tho otln-r.
Wllli uthor complications it is not l‘tll‘fuill
yct wlu~thcr IIuckclt or' Evans has (In
most llclcgntos.
Ncw Jot-soy Gold Mumford Ila-Innovate.
NEW Yuan. .\ug. ISL—«'l'hc nunouuco
uu-nt ls unnlc that tho cvccntivo commit
lcc of tho gold standard organization. or,
us it is ollif-lally l'allnd. tine National llcin»
ournllc party of In-w .ll-rrl-y, will hold its
first. nun-ling at Taylor's hotcl, .lcrscy
l'lt)‘. on .‘llllllllty ncvt at 211210 p. m. .\'o
cffort ll'w Inn-n sparcul by lllllMl in charge
of tho movclurur to sccul'c the strong on or»
gunimlion as Pthhlllll‘, nml ll. l< said that
who" the now slatc colnluitluolu anuoulu:
ml tho namcsof scvcrnl oflhcpnmcnt ru-gu
lar stnto I'Illllllllllt'l'lllt'll will be upon it,
while it is well known that ncvcrnl olIu-rs
~lnnd rcally to throw in their lot with tho
ln-w organization if lhc rcgnlar nun lulu-s
any action in tho lllwof supporting lirynn.
\t the mun-ling of tho stoic, conmllltco oll
Hominy rcgulur hch-pmrlors will ho
«h- Iall and sysicnmiic campaign \vurk
laid out.
“all!" for "unity.
l‘nllaprtrl'ula. Aug. 1.1- \ will-:ifiull
2m. created in this city by tho illlllllllllf‘l‘
uncut from I'hioago that a movu-nu-nt has
wrung up IIu-ro looking lu\\‘;|r|l ”in nnm
lnallou of William I". llarrltyascnlnlldulc
for thc prcsldrncy on tho llclnocmtic gold
~lnmlord llrkcl. .\lr. llarrily kin-xv noth-
ing of any ~ucl| )novcmcnt llntll n n-porlor
‘hmvcll tlm l'lill'ogn dispatch In him. llo
rcnd ll ullh :ipparcnl surpl-lu-au-l nl‘lcr
u niobium?» llmnghl. dwlinc-I to my any
“dog at all film”! it. Among gold lluluo
urul~ hcrv- uplnlon l-l lllvldrd in to tho c\'
pcdlv-In'yof such a luovrnlclll. m-wrul of
llu- lcullcra hclh \ing lhnl lllc moninnlion
If n promln “at man in tho miuldlc \\c~tc|'ll
'-l.|ll'.~ \vould how .'I lllnt‘u fIHUf‘llllll' cll‘ccl
.Ilmll llII‘ \(lfl' :Ignllhl frl'l' hllh'f' lll Illlc-ll
~llill‘~‘
Enthusiasm For Mrnnnlum.
lmvrun. .\. Y. Aug. lb -'I'In- llon
‘Hmrn- If, ‘ll'flll pro-ulwl at tho l’il'st dirb
1ll'll'l liqulllllull cnlncnlion of thaw-go
imunly lnld loro momh-rN .\ Flrolm
' lam mun-d llxo fl llou‘lng «lulu duh-galls.
John 'I‘ Mull. Hilll‘uv- ll 51min, l' \V.
l'clilnnu, Imu‘ls l' 'I’nylor, .lulm ll lllg
mills and l‘ .‘l lll‘ccll. l.. l‘. ’l'lll'lor Was
it. uomlonl- ll for .‘r-Vllllllyllltlll. limit in
”rim-hem no ~hmvn owr Ecuador Snow
1; mm. c null-lacy for llrulcuool gun-mun
.md :\ largo IlllIIl'lI‘l‘ of his ~npporlcr. \vlll
,;. l'utlthluy lbo dclc;.vallon lo >nrulugd.
llllnt Ilolrgutlou- From lloclwntor.
lll'l‘lll wll n, Am,- 13, ..\t tho ’l'blrd as
n-luhlv dlwlrh'l lh-mocratlc coniclllon lln-
following llcll unlo- tolhn l-lnlvrolncllllon
low-x.» whom! Mnlo l‘omnvlllccmoll l-‘rrd
lvrlck W Smith. Aldcrncm \I‘IIIIum Ward
..ud l-‘rnuk Koch, Mior IllI‘ rcgulrn- run
,wnllun Incl .nlpolrncd and I. ll tfc boll
.llu- Aldridge conlllurcnl, coo-blind «.t
‘-!clvunll:uu from two out of tin. own
i \Ull’ll‘u of tlu' lll ‘Il‘ll‘l. 'lf‘xdlll/t‘ll :lllll l‘ll'l'l
i'” tho tollvovlug dI-Irgolw .\ldcrmnu
l‘dlllmol ll ’l'rru-y. “'Illl'lm Mcllulnllll and
j l l .lmbu- John I" licunmly.
l Mwnll’s hon Axum-t “Inn
l Mu \‘oba, Aug liv. —~.\cr'M'dlluz ton
laouuoummllou lbol firlwrol (”boron bov-
II'I'W'lM'll ffulll anH'llll ll Shall-yo! )lllllm,
'Ilio nonunion In loving pushed In that
won ullh nnmuol rigor, .\n uni-pm
“ Indon- I- that among tho speaker: hllbd
‘lor gold *lnlltlltlll work In llouurd t-‘mv
.all. a «on of tho nmn on tho Ih-lum-rallc
onllonal tIclwI
”upon-Ion” I'romptml llnIcIdo.
lll'l‘l‘Al'l. Ang, II». Michal-I llolv. a
‘,\'ow \nrk I‘alllrnl omploync. l‘olmulllul
Jlolcldc, Ills wife had born “I for month-I.
and when Holy \rn-I lnformml lbul sho
I won dying ho llt‘f’nllll' wry dc-polulv'llt. llo
got out of bod and qnlctly tied a mp» to
1H1!- hlfid llf llll‘ foul-firm! (Ill Willcll lll‘
: will! was lying. Flipping n now-n- around
his nceli. Iu- throw hlmwlf fnrvmrd and
slowly alrallul‘ul to death without ul'mu
Innblswlfc. Tln- fondly Mmulstnduf Indy.
his «Ito and pawn chlldrl‘ll.
men “to“. In an.
lltls'rulcll. \‘ulu. Ann. immlobn Komk.
inpromlm-nl furnwv. nucd 3o, llvlug aunt
Virginia. mmulltml mirhlc In 11 novcl
manner. ll-‘thllmmml Into the ncttlotof
a straw stack and not flrv- in lbc straw and
tip-n shot llllllfl‘lf through the hood with a
‘ rm-olvnr. 'l'lm body was burned to on nu.
. mwnlmblc loan.
meor fervent:
Elite; slightly warmer; meted: winds,
. a
sermon corals WILL nor suave.
Kansas. flavor-nor Altgold may also be up».
WeWiII Close
FOR
Don’t Fall to Get "One, They are a.
Bargain!
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK
Out All Gui" 85c and "
SHIRT” WAISTS ‘
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warehousesstreamers;
Mr. Kellogg's Lively Fight “'itlr I Fish
Caught by tho Dorsal Flu.
The story which 1‘}. Lincoln Kellogg
tolls in Outing about a livc ponml trout
hooked foul nmkcs trout lishcrlncn think
of fish tlu-y have hooked in other placcs
than tho month. .
lllr. Kcllogg wcnt a-lishiug in curly
spring in u strcam near the foot of the
Olympic mountain. not far from l’ugct
sound. The wall-r was cold and icy, hc-
ing mcltcd sir-w mostly, and thc fish
did not. bite so frccly as they would
have dom- had it lwcn lator, when tho
sun had \varmcd things up. l-h- hnd
lishcd all thc morning, but without suc-
ccss, although hiscompaniouhudcuught
a lo inch fish.
“Wc llr‘lll'Wl till mum," he says, “us
big big and littlc flit-s, bright and dark
oucs, black, bloc and lvrown, l'v'll, ycl»
low and grccnonl-s, but to no avail. ‘
Jack "
After lunchcon \vc sn-pnratcd.
“will up sir *um and I down. Pretty
mun I cans-Stu a favorable pool. The
rchrminedashlng‘down ovl-r a long.
stccp ritilu into a. broad, boiling pool,
with a hlgcrldy npoucsido. I, cast lit-r.-
and thcru for a tow nnnncuts. Tin-ll
thcrc was a hcavy Splash out in thc
foam, and my rccl Ill-gun to buzz. I
scralnhh-ll to the slim" and raccd down
thc rifl'l‘luu, cntircly unable to stop tho
fish’s mad rush. He mono up the cddy,
tho-n \vvnt down again thrrc timcs lac-
forc I could stop him. 'l'ln-u I got him
into my sight, and [saw that I‘d llllllkI-Il
him foul, and saw also how it was that
hisrnslu-slunl lawn so innvcrful. 'l'lu-
hook hull caught in his dorsal fin.”
Win-n Mr. l\'cllog:g mumigo-d to Work
the Ildi into a littlc covc from which ho
was nhlc to lhrow it out, not having
any landing [wt or gulf, llt' futllnl that
it \vcighcd tivc pound»:
ll'inlul‘lnrll know hown ll-‘h hobkml in
llxc sidc will pull, mom cats-cially in :i
curl-cut. They know furtlu-rtlmt no fish
male-as to! good a light as non hookcd in
Iln- lilll ”call, “into flu- hunk will "(if
rczulily 1 oil out. Moro than our front
lishc-rman in tho Adlrolnlacks has struck
a fish and instantly thought it was a
nmnsu-r—n four or I'Vl-n six luunnb-r,
judging from lhc way it pullcd. but at
last, on gutting thc mt mph r ”to lish.
has found It ln ln' :1 litzlc l'wllnw of a
pluunl l'r Icss hovkcll in thc fail.
'l'llc [llam- \'.ll-‘lw ll-‘lll'l'lm ll likr Ill
ill-1d; lllcir from is down in lbw corn. r
if lhc mouth \rlu rc llu- two lips mm ',
This Is a tough Marc. and a bulk to
ma d (la in i-4 In ll-l than now f‘lm Hi .i
:inynll- rv ll‘l‘ I" 1‘ hold fast. ll'lfllllll'h.
lhg lru-ul. nrc svlvlozn l-l' n l" v' Inl.‘ u
uhcn hmdonl in Iii-v lip. llmugh “no
hoolu-ol in tho loopuo llgillh III on up
lull struggle. “1.1. in clllicr of lbw-n
plums lbw trout on s not makw lllv light
.l lulll lll)‘ lv'ul I'lll‘ Ill-rs",
Tho .‘lprn-aal of hoprrulltlon.
Soluc say in \Vulcs that if a loan-N
.Ihm- is tullul to lln- liutcl of lhc dour
no will .‘i can cvu-r rub-r lbc boom. and
lhnl if non of tin-m hnppc us to 1:“ into a
Ill-l;zlllarl“-~‘ Imus-- it would plol'vil zit-HM
lhc llm eimbl lgv a no-ndn r of do l'.on
lly will pp wnl ho 1‘ having. Sllllll'llmlli‘
llril tntlll flint lull I ll'.|\\‘l lnnl ~ pm.“ ,...
on lbw ll'n ulmlll will M‘l'V-l tho 1"Il‘]u|»v~
lpulw cllvctunlly. A lo lghbors \vllv
bmod mwol’ lln Ill mumbling wmclhlllg
to ll r" if and lep vn d that Mlu' was my—
ln;.: lln- l.o:‘«i'.~ l'rnfwl'lull'hvllllll. How
In .I)‘ has nl..o mill that ill: v can all lw
rent aflrr l‘hzo'ooh and bin clmrwtl lulu
lhc dnpllm of tlnv It: ll III‘II if rwomw
ho had to an mpvrl. but that tho lullrr
llllivl. I» slulb d in critical lic, nluo-Icru,
llvllrl w, Hi: ck. Latin and all thc ougf
nal (go I- illlll-Vll tongue-l lo fuh' h.- l on
Hnupawl this mighty ll at.
Thu ln'lbt‘ in tlu w things is rapidly
gaining mound nowadays. It has al-
it ally v to as Al tho now bridpc ul l‘ul-
guy-u null and lid“ cn pl up from (Tom
lngli. p wt Morin. along Ilw scmhuro m
for no birch; lltylmlli. It i4 aim mak-
ing Ila \my clll‘hvnfll, having by this
limo almost. rcuclwl that fuluous old
slonc rallvd Arthur‘s Quoits. and. if its
“our. n is art I'llm'lo 4!. it will soon on
tho at tho :40 rm nfilw in l‘nrinurthan,
llp n on Io llzo lllwyglwr (Llano llyl,
yin pro to tho liv. run lAIMngcl. and
r" l' n llnmr r, so that up long lhcy will
all lo" fall of \vilclns and tip it Works.
«“Ibuuniu-l-om at In (lyinru. "
' n"- Md.
The imllnrlu of the out are wry on-
important. comilh ml as tho nnt‘s. but.
thv nnnmnt a ray'rlf ru-lalion in own to
extend fmn ll bi man and tho little:
dmdgc in arm to lb a monitor, a little
body lvlth a mighty heart, tlwn all its
habits, even that laid to be nwutly Mr
lulu..- '
a... .l. a, «a... y,’”‘ gal-u
i
a“
,Sentlnei . .
scrvcd, that it note! they. become lub-
m l
WAGONS
Now and Second-H.
eueelrs. _ .
PHAETONS, ,
answers,
enemas,
—_
CALL AND SEE T .
'H ENRV TIL ”V-
Physnclan forWo en
u as. on. u. A. sun. on
I ‘an be consulted at her ofll Vi .
, Q43 Bnoun Sruss'r, Burnozrom, 00".,
From 10mm. to 7 p. in. any day xcept .
Sunday.
Tlmllfo‘fnr is a regular physlcluu and for
the past nineteen years has made the [sail-lea
oI worm-nuspecialty. ladies sufferi from
any.lllllv-ultvinn-blunt to the sex can (mun
Dr. (bulb-rd m the strictest mnllden o.‘ with
, thoussu rant-n of receiving the most elk Inland
scu-ntlllcll'g-atrm-llt known to modern urcery
land Illr‘lllf'lllt). Ill-Inc cum with no so fur-
nished wm-n rel uired. Terms in lel'oteq
All lt‘lft'l‘o prompt v replied to. Inclo. stamp
J. B. RAYMONlJl
enooxsfo‘itmfnxs
“'Ilolo-aalonn-l retail olllcc and Ice
:uil'lhl’lll'llbfl‘lC‘l. l)r-|vr.~ n-m-iwvl if. G. 8.
. .mv :1 ll go.‘ ('o.'.~ l‘lgnr Slur". corn lion
Main and Washington streets.
DTW. ”RAVEB
Funeral Director
and'Embalmer.
93 Woohln on Stro-
Bo. Mogul-Its. t,
Residence, Mshsckemo
r. a. CROSBY, fife.
lira-loot:- nf l'hllzulclphin Iletital'ffo
_ legs.
Dentistry Performed in all its
llranchcs.
'l'l'Il-Z’I‘ll l‘iX'l‘l: \l'l‘lill W"I‘lllll"l‘ PAIN.
.‘l.lf'\lll-'~ .‘..-.\ lil-u'l.. \\'.a~longtnn street.
Swmmul llum
ll-rlllnl town“ will I -- ~-|-.'I|'.\IIL.’lI-\lll‘.'lll
SOUTH NORWALK - . .
SAVINGS
6| Wonhlnxton Stroot
”lad; daily from it In It! ll. m.. lull from
1 lo '3 p. _lll., and on Monday evenlm
’rlllll alo ‘.
lull-tw-l nlloWn-«l on llcpoults.
ALDEN SUIAIA N“ l’rmt.
.mnx n. reams, lam-rm.
.IHIIN ll. KNAI‘I’. Mn and
D O R L O N H O U
(nozoom-‘s I'llIN'l‘,
,‘Jow film” for tho Wilson of land. .‘lhu l‘ Illn-
unto, llbudo ‘I~|oull (.‘Innlbnlsvn l thin o
“wilful! and ll-bn-g. WWII" .l’IllII o
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tinfoil-wt} Im-nl)‘ lnlllulvs. J. L. [I‘ll ”a 5"
A. Alum-"‘7. u '17 If
M3!“
hunt.
a u o
J. D. JENNINGS.
KNIflll'l‘ 8T" I‘JK'I‘,
Somali. - - - - II.
"pp. lew-t Hallway Depot,
lth‘llllhiliIfil-i llilaM Ii'f‘lllsl'l‘.
'l‘lflllhil’lIONK CAI ll.
Jacob H. Layto ’—
ll'lro. tho and
Accident. ‘
INSUBANG u
Real Estate aud'houu I out.
Ocean thainsthu'lzll'lt‘nfm and K II
. llmfts. lnuns Nw'mllslm M
and Much Halal.
UFFII'E, o RAILROAD I’hAI.
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