Mullah Belicia-chiflcumnl Emit
W From the highway: and lmys
. «now We au- 1
A Sherman Coinmandery. U. 0 6.0.,
in: arranging to give a trolley party. ‘*
”-
Aooatot‘ paint is unprovmg the ap-
‘ neurones of the Norwalk Boston store.
I Mrs. Louis Cummings, of Stuart ave-
' nae. who has been unite ill, in improving.
~ ‘8. D. Seaman, of the Tramway. has
been promoted from conductor to inspect-
.” or. ' '
The regular meeting of Colfax En-
campment, I. 0. 0. E, will be held to-
‘r'llfihl: .. _
‘ ” Harry Raynor and William Harbottr,
. of Norwalk, are on a bicycling tour to
’ flemtosa. ”...”..- '
T Snappers are biting lively down the
. harbor and many amateur fishermen are
enjoying the sport. '
Ninth district delegates to the 'Deino-
" cratic town convention are Michael J.
Milan and Charles Brown. "
recovered from his protracted illness and
is able to resume his duties.
-..—WV...
Edward Mann, of Wilton, has brought
suit against Charles Whiclock, of Wilton,
as administrator of the estate of the late
Augustus Whitlock.
0. L. Bassctt has just erected the
4' fluials of copper and gold on the new
' rl‘leideuce of Willis Woodward, the music
,‘ publisher, in West avenue.
I
A number of Norwalkcrs went to the
Norwalk Park, Saturday, to see the
Hope-l’lilruix ball game, and were dis-
‘ 4 appointed to find it had been postponed.
A new trap. or move, has been placed
in the stand-pipe used for filling the
.Norwalk Street Railway company‘s
sprinkler, to keep out eels and sea
serpents. .
Edward J, Sims has been elected dele-
gate from Grace chapter. Brotherhdod
of St. 'Andrew,to the national convention
which will be held in Pittsburgh, Pa .,
in October. W ______ _
Mr. and Mrs. David 1’. Rhoades, of
Stratt'ord. celebrated their golden wed-
ding, Saturday. The house and
grounds were decorated wrth flowers.
1ferns and several rows of Chinese lan-
terns lit up the lawn very prettily.‘
whereaplatform had been erected for
dancing for the bl‘lll‘iit of the younger
.set.
g.
The Eugineers' association went on
an outing yesterday on the steamer
Adelaide. They left Raymond Brothers’
wharf at 8:15 o'clock, under the guid-
ance of Captain Stephen H. Reed, for a
trip among the islands'and a good time
in general, and there is no mistake in
saying they had it. as their pleased faces
indicated on their return. They arrived
at the wharf at 7 p. m.. with many
thanks to the committee and the genial
captain. .. __
Bathing and other attrawtions got to-
gether a large representation of the
members of The Knob Outing club and
their friends on Saturday. In the oven-
ing the weather was just suited for danc-
ing. and it was most heartily enjoyed by
the young mople. The date of the nest
dance has been changed to next Satur-
day evening, in order to get. the lwneiit
of the limo". A earryali will run to
. Tho Knob erery afternmln this week if
the weather is favorable. This will
allot-d an opportunity to take advantage
of the bathing and nnmnhght.
alumna
When you are thirst a glass of
Williams’ Root Beer, sparkling
and full of life, touches the n ht
spot. You can drink all you w sh
without harm. Being made from
choicest roots and herbal: aidsdlges—
lion and promotesheallh. Don’t be in-
duced to acce t any other kind called
“just as g ."- Insistcn having .
alum. Aidiioylll
in the steamer Isabel, on its annual out-
, 3 Gunnml flat-i.
While dunno!
i” “"9" ”'9’ “9M.“- ‘ ‘
The Americas club, of Elizabethport.
N. J.. came to Baton Point, yesterday.
ing. The club was accompanied by a
band. which gavea concert in the pie
villon, whore dancing was also indulged
in. ’The Amity club came from New
Haven in tirastcamer Yictor. Smythe‘s
orchestrp gave a concert on the hotel
mezzo. Among the prtiminent members
of the Americas club present werell‘rank
McGrailmhieI of the detective bureau :ex-
Assemblyman Peter Hose; Owen Sulli-
van. wholesale hardware dealer; Frank
O‘Neil, manager of Steinhart & Co,
JamesIKeating, heavy trucking; Wil-
lian‘i Reynolds, cchector forRising Star
Brewing company; Philip Schcidlvr,
secretary Rising Star Brewingcompany;
Dennis Flynn, wholesale grocer: Wil-
liam Cook, proprietor Bustier Hon :;
.lohu Edgcnworth, milk merchant; Wil-
liam Krie’gh, collector for Fergans‘pan
Brewing company, :Newark; James
Walsh, head detective; J amos Earle and
Larry O’Donnell, agents Metropolitan
Insurance company.
' The carryall ride to Gulf Pasture, last
Saturday night. was a grand success_
Athletic sports and a shore dinner were
the ' principal features of the eating.
Among these present were the Missrs
Taylor, the Misses Blackwell and thl ir
mother, Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson!
Mr. and Mrs. J. Grant, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Benjamin, Mrs. W. Floyd, and Messrs.
Blackwell. Haskins, Bagley, Mackensie,
Hamilton. Randolph and Moore.
The annual Clambake of the South
Norwalk Fish club was held yesterday
at'Bctts Island. The start was made
from the club-house, near. the Wash-
ington street bridge, at 9:80 o’clock, on
Captain George Byxbee's new sloop.
The N orwalk l’ainters‘ Union is to
hold a shore dinner at Gregory’s Point.
tomorrow. About twenty-five will par-
ticipate. A carryall will leave the Nor-
walk post-office at 7 o'clock to take the
daubers to the Point.
Ililton ()llin, clerk at the Murray Hill
hotel. New York, is spending his vaca-
tion at the Wells cottage, Pine Lodge.
No Need lor Litigation.
It was learned Saturday that slight
changes in the layout of the Stamford
Street railroad oi'er Norotou llill. we'll-
iugly agreed to by the company and ac-
copied by Chairman .I. A. ll‘essendeu. of
the street committee, will remove objec-
tions entertained by residents of the bill.
it) that there is not likely to be any liti-
gation to delay the work. The rumor
that the company had been served with
lil injunction, pending a bearing upon
an appeal, probably grew out of the fact
that there was some talk of an injunc-
:,ion a fewslays ago, but it was discover
-d that an :uljustmeut of matters in dis-
pute could be reached in a peaceful way.
file Naphlha Launch "Shippan" sold for $390.
"The auction salt- of farming utensils
ind other articles belonging to the estate
of the late William ii. lmckwoal, of
\‘orwalk, attracted a large number of
people to Middle Five Mile River, Salar-
iay afternotm. Frederick W. Mitchell.
of Norwalk. was auctioneer, his father
being too illto attend the sale. The
naphtha lauln'il "Shippau," which has
been at Aaron Sieveus‘ place the past
vear. was stl-l lo (Uphill: ('h-irlrs 'i‘
lmw1lliesi'or$liilll. Mowing machines,
hay ral es, farming impleuu-uls. carts,
with, brought from $I lo $15. llolwrl ii.
Rowan is administrator of the estate.
vou....
Probably ronxomlu‘x' hearing
about llnle‘s Sale l'orillal lust
Hililllllt‘r.
It nuolo many friends: it will
number more this year. be-
I'llllno it lime Jllrt What is
claimed for ll. l‘ol'nt't all
all lmivoi troubles.
ilmuvlo l-utlb-s free at ll.
illouulennilm .v (in)... Norwuih,
F. ii. llaaior. ii. ll. l’iulnted
Mid E. ii. Tomiilwvn. South
Norwulk.
It
New York, New Haven and
Hartford R. R.
sprcm. unurc A sxcusslou
‘ 'ro
NARRAGANSETT
PIER,
llbmlo lehllol'u lwlullliil H6’l|~il|t‘ lie-mu,
Wednesday, Aug. I9.
Ub. olw iho Remarkably Low Fare:
ONLV o
$l.50 for Round Trip!
[reunion ilcltutsJ le l‘llllllfl‘r oi which vv ll
ii""lrl"ll9lillllil"l. oil 1,.- wmd m it Hi i v
‘H""‘"”“'"l"""‘l "M“il‘ lilwl'l‘mllll Illnst be
"""'l"“" l '"‘i"”""l<llfl lio- vm-u-r l'I‘Rllltll
lili‘ ll‘l i it“ l‘uill‘t’ii-tl,
. Special Express Train
wi‘b lirui clans otlilitr'nrnlaili leolotlalnfnrd
Julia. m; burnout. '5 l“: llarien. 7:3"; Moon
Vuwolh.7 Mll‘uutpoll. a no: H-mlbln-vrl. s H:
‘l’ulrlleld. so: Lili'w'lmll. um; Mutml, u 1:.
a tn.
llucntFortadsnevflS'iorni 12:2” noon. No
v t no cars.
’lIili‘fi‘l'llMMi. Rnlvl'inl liq-rea- Tralll will
inn» Norm tinsel! i'b-rui lp. m..thus Alford.
our amps-l motor slum seeing, m-min tulle
lug. old, and n-l-un liHmO a! a smimnnlde
. mlr. . ’
ultima'r'r- om Lemma.
i‘ .' v.1'rnmc Mgr
c. it man vr'iz‘i'h.
(loathsome: Aural. ole
mums-u
‘ _ . Mon. " ‘
ascending. 17.o-—A«‘dlfiplllloh$0 The
Daily Neutron: Genoa says that a fresh
Turkish battalion arrived at the island of
(irate last week. ‘i
There was some very sharp fighting
throughout Friday in the province of Ma-
levizi, just outside of Herakliou. The in-
eurgunts, 800 in number, were victorious.
’l‘heydrove the Turkish troops to the mili-
tary zone of Hurnkllon. capturing four
cannon and a dousldcrnblc quantity oi
arias and war supplies.
Mmdonlnu u llobben.
_ Bimini; Aug. ir.-omciuu m. the for
sign ollloe say that a dispatch has been re-
ceived hero showing the Macedonian lnA
surgcuts in a new light. ltis reported that
they have been plundering mail coaches
right and loft. They are said to have oop-
turcd that which runs between Bitoliu and
Janina and to have secured about £10.000.
if these acts are persisted in, it is said, the
powers will look upon the Macedonians an
robbers rather than rcvolutlonlsts.
France and IlunlaJn Crete.
LONDON, Aug. l7.-—.\ dispatch to The
Times from Canon says that the French
consul and the Russian naval eonununder
there have received instructions identical
in detail orderingthom to protect all of
the Cretan Christians. '
Xew Maps of the United States.
WASHINGTON. Aug. T.-—'l‘he big gener-
nl maps of the United States issued by the
general land oilioe for this year‘huve just
been issued. 'l‘ho result of the work of on-
gmviug and printing is one of the most
complete and finely emcutud sets yetls-
sued by the government. The feature is
the division of the country into sections
marking the various cosslons and purl
chases from other governments. The tracts
covered in the original l3 colonies and the
(lads-den purchase, the Texas annexation,
the missions of Louisiana. Alaska, New
Mexico and Florida are clearly set out for
tho llrst time. .lommlssloner Lamorcaux
isihu originator of the idea. Unlyallm-
ilo-l number of maps hare been issued.
and n largo saving over previous years is
made in the contract priocof Lit: cents each
to the govermdont- , .
Alleged Mull Robber Caught.
Wirunsxrrc, Conn, Aug. Iii—Herbert
I). Lyman, aged :50 years. is under arrest
charged with robbery of the mail pouches
at tho Euglovillo 'postoillco, where he was
a clerk. The arrest was brought about by
United States Poslofllco Inspectors White
and O'Brien of Boston. When arrested.
one of the test letters was found in by-
man's pocket. After being lacked up here
he made a fullnonfession. 'l‘ho thefts have
been going on for about a year, and the
students at Sierra. Agricultural collogl
were the principal losers. The total amount
of money lakuu'is’ believed to be quite
large. ,
l
Church I‘ootmycd and Preacher Killed.
lilrm: Rock, Aug. lT.--A disturbance
described as an electric cioudliurst struck a
church in which a protracted locating was
being held at llorla. in Ashley county, to-
ially demolishing the building. Rev. W.
W. l‘ochran was instantly killed nd Rev.
.l. W. Van 'i‘rease and'liav. .I. . . Coleen
fatally wounded. Jack Simpson, lieurgv
Mcllougnld and Miss Lena l‘olson were
daugm‘ously injured. ulnl a large number
of others wuio more or less wounded by
falling timbers. 'l'ho visitation was in the
nature of a terrlllc explosion and was ac-
companied by very little ralli.
.. ....»m. ._._. ,.._».... _. ‘
The South African Investigation.
LONDON, Aug. IT.——'l‘he Daily News this
morning asserts that lion. Joseph (limin-
berlaln, .«ecrelary of state for the colonies,
has mulled an invitation to (lecil llhodes
asking him to come to England next .lnu-
uury for the purpose of testifying before
the conilliitteo of inquiry inlo tho lirltlsb
South Africa company. Mr. Chamberlalr
has also invited President Kruger-of tin
‘l‘ransvaal republic to sulnult lo the com
mitten any evidence which be may llllfl’xl'flt
relative to the origin and the I'xvl‘iliiull oi
the raids condor-led by Dr. Jameson and
his associates.
Two Killed by an Engine.
lew Youu, Aug. 17.~~'l‘luuldeus K.
Martin, aged no, and his wife, aged 1-3. oi
limoklyn Were struck by an engine of tilt
l’l‘uilu‘l‘t Park and l'onoy island railroad
while crossing the truck and were inulnul
ly killed. The engineer and conductor oi
the train \voru arrested. Mrs. Martin was
the only sister-of the late Alderman linn
iol ll'ltonuell. who died about a your am
leaving llll estate of iii-Ribbon, which uln
inherited. Mr. Martin was a veteran vol:
mueer llromou.
American (‘rmaden In Paris.
l‘Auls, Aug. l?.~—’l‘he American crn
filtlllll'll, who are here in tho interest-a ol
tlnmsophy. opened a thmsophirai mlsslor
for the benellt of the members of the ting
lblh speaking colony last night. Mrs
Katherine A. ‘l'ingley of va,\’orlt. win,
in regarded by many of the lbeomqnhluu
of Europe and America as the successor oi
the hue Mme. lllnvntuky. delivered lhl
principal lilcluro of the evening.
lies-em" flier-I “'nrlto filial Down.
Vellum, l'olo.. Aug. lit-«Tho great
bemuuer ultmi works at this place him
shut down mmpletrlv and it. is mid wil‘.
not resume «munitions in any depot-union
uutlinfterthepresidential election. 'l'ln
shutdown throwu ulmul. l.-..'oo men out ol
employment heromul from amino loo ol
the colnpnny's iron mines near Villain
l lime. in ‘l'agauche county, and above rio-
lida, lu (.‘hall‘oo (manly.
H. .. ”mama...
Fugitive Arm-ml.
Pnimermm. Aug. 17.-—-.lmmm lion
dy, colored. so years old. of Pocomokl
City, Md, was arrested chum-d with be-
ing a fugitive from Justice from Maryland.
where ho will have to answer a charge at
being responsible for the death of another
colored map. Samuel Fitchell. who mu
shot in a dispute over a lawn mowor on
June 23 lost.
England's limb-«odor in Paris.
Lennon, Aug. 17.-A dispatch to The
Telegraph from Paris says that Right lion.
Sir Mounted John Manson. llrltlsh em.
lmnador at Vienna. is certain to income
[Drowned In the canal.
(lowsoo. N. Y., Aug. l7.»—-llolwrt (that
too. need ll. was drowned in the canal at
Fulton, making the eighth person drown
ed there this month. v .
W. K. Vanderbilt Itoturnlng.
Famous MONROE, Va, Aug. iii—JV“-
llam K. Vanderbilt llnd party, on Mr.
3““:"WW yacht, have started for New
or .
Waller tenant.
or his: new Am. all.“
machettho um ;
Orchaudo Demands Sntisfactlou
F or l-lls Nephew's'Death. "
"......
rwo ANGRY sums GBNBRALS.
Swords Clo-lied In the Palace at Havana.
Interference of Friends Prevented n
Duel—The Flilhustors 'Are Again (Blv-
In: the Spaniards Trouble.
t
KEY WEs'l',Allg.‘l'7.—~Wlth swords drawn
Captain liotieral chlor and General
()chaudo faced each other in the palace in
Havana a few days before the latter sailed
for Spain. The generals were greatly on—
rsgcd, and they Would have fought. but
for the Interference of others. Two weeks
before this scene occurred the nephew of
(.ienurul Ucbamlo, who was asubotllcor in
the Spanish Ill'llly, was summoned to the
palace by Weylcr. ‘
The on itain general accused the young
man of wing incorrespondence with the
insurgents. ’i‘ho lieutenant denied the ac-
cusation, but \l'oylor would listen leuoox-
plunulion and/told thuyoltugluan liocould
either commit suicide or be uourt martial-
ed and shot as a traitor. 'l‘ho lieutenant
went to his quartersuind a few hours later
shot himself through the ill-art. in the of-
ficial report, however. yellow fever wall
given as the cause of death.
When lionerul Uohaudo reached Havana
ho was told the truth in regard to his
nephew's death and lmmmllaioly sought
chior in the palace. ()chpndo wus‘in a
terrible rage, claiming tlm Weylor wbud
unjustly accused the lieutenant. llchando
iinally challeuglui Woyler to fight, and
then swords \voro drawn, as mentioned.
The affair in current gossip in Havana
cafeslmd has current] a sensation. Before
sailing for Spain ()cbando is said to have
announced his intention.“ bringing the
matter before the Madrid ml'i'tll'lllllullt.
The Case of the Lani-ado.
MADRID, Aug. lit—Tho Duke of Tolu-
an, Spanish minister of foreign nilalrs,
has received a Washington dispatch giving
satisfactory assurances regarding the nl~
leged illibu'st'orlng ‘cxpedition of the Law
rnda. »
Tho steamer Lnurada. re’urrod to In the.
Madrid dispatch, has figured frequently in
the claims made by Spanish autliorities
that American merchant steamers were
engaged in illlbusterlng operations. In
January last the then captain of the vessel
was indicted In the federal court-l of'h‘outh
Carolina. but was acquitted after a jury
trial. Frequent references have been made
to the experience of the Laurada at May~
port. t'la., in Maylust. The captain on
that. occasion failed to take our health pn-
pnrs required by the law, and this led to‘
the surveillauoeof lilo Laurnda by a Spun»
ish war vessel. It was claimed that tell
(luhans were located on board and that
qnanlllieu of war material and dynamite
were thrown in the water after tho Span»
ish war vessel put in an appearance. it
WIN also represented at the time of lhe ap-
pourum-nof the Spanish cruifiortiuil no men
were drowned owing to the precipitous
haste in gelling ashore to avoid apprehen-
sion. The Spanlall uulhorlilos claimed
that the l’nlted States had taken no pro.
cmdings toward condemning the \l‘s-‘l'l
or arms in accordance with the neutrality
laws.
The commodore Again I'llilmilirring.
l'usul.uro.\'. Aug. 17.-.\n alleged till:
blistering strainer, lhe l‘omlnodore. ban
, W . , . o ‘
« A Trolley (In Grub-s Into a tire Truck
been lyilluoll’ the e:i.~l.llllller_v furmouths.
Yesterday it steamedoul of rboharbor. M-
lmvod b)‘ the revenue cutter Colfax. 'l‘ln- »
('omlnodore loaded no lmudim of rides and l
2o] l'nsesef mumunllion. (living to the:
close wall-b kept by tho l'ulfnv nu lnolli
wore able to embark. 'l'hedopnrfureofl
lbo l'oulmodoro is believed lobe the uni
suit of a conductive held between its olli 5
rent and Paul lloju. agent of the l'uhau
junta. When last- seen. llu- l'ommodoru
was but Inning tho l‘ulitu‘ behind. The-
l‘onnuodore is ufusler boat. She llfln clear-
unce papers for .lnoksom ille.
,(‘nptnn of the Three Friends.
'l'Mil'A. i"lu., Aug. IT. The sol/.ure ol
the steamer 'l‘broo l-‘rin-lnb at Mayporl by
lho l'nlleli Slates aulhorllbw low upwt thei
plans of tho l'ulmnd ln-re rulirvly, mull
they are now nwaillng llvvrlopIm-llls. A
special lraili was about to ll‘flVll barn with ,
about to Volume nmlormmnunnl of .\u
gllxln Al'l‘llo. 'i'hey “I’I'I' in llfi‘i the 'i'ilrt-o .
Friends somewhere between .luvkmnlllle
.iud Fernandina, but ndvnw from Jack .
mmilio detained llwm born i'Iiel'ylhlugI
was really for tile!" to blow, but its the
Three Friends is ~lili held they will he
muln here until she is l'l'il'fl‘l‘li.
A Marriage 'I'lml tailed.
NF.“ llitl‘Ssn‘ll'x, N. .l ..\ug, l" lb‘v. ‘
Joseph .N'. \‘un liyl'k, pastor of Ibo. wood
Presbyterian I'lmrebof (Irillll‘t‘l'l'). and his:
wife have input-tiled. ’l‘ln-v Wore married '
on May lil last. Silo Wm .‘irn. ('elia l.
l'luipley. 'l‘lo- l'nllllh' “\‘oui lom‘lllvr to“
than lwo month» when .\lr~ \‘on llyrk
\vent lolho rl'iilll'lll'll of bur Fi~ll‘r. Mrs.
’i‘lloluas \l‘ .m‘hnut-k. in llnvl-Ill. it is ab
legod that tho roan-III they e tried was that.
lill‘ lnlilb-ler would lllli Ilrlw his wlio lo>
ilw home of her sister on Sunday. After,
that she 'l‘i'lk'lll her lmionrmun and Wool.
herself. The elders of the rimvch of which
itev Van llyel. is puntor lrio‘d looflootn
revolo-lllallon, Mrs. \‘un lurk told tin-m .
she had made It mislaho lo nmrrylng the
minister, but that lherowi- lm trouble}
and that who had decided to live apart. .
llev. \un llyvk has been pastor of the'
Cranberry elulreh for ‘JT your.
.‘llluleu-r hm rur lm-rllmo.
.llzllsltl’ l‘t'n’, Aug. i317 l‘PV. .‘llllliulllfl:
cry ”out ’l‘hroopoi st. Mollie-wa- Prot-
estant l'Zt-ln'opnl church has begun notion ’
in the unprenu-murl of New .b'rnov uurllmt
his \I'Hlffi‘illl'd for film duo on his salary. ,
'l’blu mrpriwl the vrulryoo'". but when ‘
Ihey road a bill of claims ’luitlfl'l lho «No
be... {m- romaine {orovrrlime dnrlllgllu-
m-lorahlp oi lhrmyeurs llmv were dam
founded. The papers In the Mill nualnqt
lbo l'uulrymon m-rn .Iervv-ll on P‘rillililny on
Vexlrylunu William ll. lirncpemn. 'l'ru
vestrymon have engaged i'lllillM‘lHr Worr m
lllrou. The new will mane Imbm Judge
bippluolll next ’l‘lmmlay.
Convention Railroad mine.
lYlln'Aoo. Ami. l7.-—llomls illlhn tum
lory ot the ventral paw-ow mnnnllteo ‘V
have nun-ed to sell lll'kl'l“ Mod for Will-
llllilouupmugo in both direction. at a
min. of one fare for lilo round trip {or the
national lb-nomalir mnvemlon to he held ~
in lllllirilmpoli! Hopi. 2. 'liv'kola at this;
rule will be mid Aug. 59. :4 ml 31. [Mill i
(or the mom trip mull slot 7.
I . Foil Plantain. ;
Kn Yon, Aug. 17. «.’l‘we-yenr.old‘
Ilmlo Bonner toll loan a llfth do" wit» .
am lost one the «met “own
killed an 1”
r.
’.'lll';iir has i'realml intense l'hl’lil'llmlli lll
. a! hf the “mt-u llulepemlont adv lli'l‘n of 1h.-
, that of a policy oi reaction which ougurn‘
. log on the owned story oi the him L bml
, .lnno Nicholas Iiandnlpb. Hir- waqllw obl-
, tom of balm! hay. LAW lumen-i- of hm")!
‘IIllIl a val-loud of dried fruit. who lolaiiy
. llt'tmtvmi
wm. Serious Bun-ill.
nurraro, Aug. l7.—t‘lre track No. a,
with a crew wiiulstin‘g of Lieutenant lied.
den and seven firemen, while responding
to an alarm. collided with a trolley car at
the corner of Wells amine and Sycamore
street. The truck was stretched humus the
street car tracks when the trolley, which
was running at full Uplitld, struck it. hiy-
ery fireman on the truck was injured.
.lohn l“. Clark was pinned under the
wreck anti crushed to death, his lungs be-
ing perforated by the rung of a ladder.
lt‘red Jacky fell under the truck and re-
uuived a concussion of the spine. l-le call-
not recover. The other hjurios are: Lieu-
lonant ibulclon, hip ‘lu'ulsed: Michael llo-,
stmbergur, left leg sprained, and entitli-
sinus; John W. 'llreehlel, knee sprained;
Nicholas Nooller, hip bruised; Anthony
Manhard, bruised. ‘
The motor car was stuashed to pieces,
but the motormun escaped with but slight.
injuries. Both the motor-man and conduct-
or of the car have been arrested. James
llowan, tho molormun, is blunmblu for
the accident, as he says he heard the ilro‘
going but did not slow up, as. be thought
he could cross the street ahead of the truck.
TWO AERONAUTS KILLED.
One Lost Ills Life In Quincy. III». and the
llthor In Dallas. Tex.
meov, Illa, Aug. lT.——Frunk Jacobs
of Cincinnati, a balloon‘llt. made his mm
thousand and lilth and but ascension at
llahlwiu pork last evening. .laeobs‘und a
local aeronaut, Ed Dudley, were to give a
balloon and parachute race. llolh ballmios
were cut. loose together, and when loo feel.
high .lacohe’ balloon burst.
Jacobs cut loose from it with his pnrn-
chuto. which failed to open, and the man
shot downward at a trrriilc rule of spend.
He struck the ground fuel. first and was
picked up ulnmusclous. lie died half an
hour later. ills wife and child weroumong
tho spectators.
MALL/ls, Aug. lT.—~l"rufossor ll. llor—
doll, is lmiloonist, was killed hero when do-
meudiug with his parachute. llo dropped
into the forks of a tree in tho grounds of
Oak Ulill’ C9iil'}§'. Ills neck was broken.
BAS E BALL.
NATIONAL EAGLE GAMES.
At Cincinnati-n '
(.‘inoinuati. . 0 I ‘2 . :3 2i
St. Louis. .. ‘ 0 o o
(‘iiielnnntlwdim l:l;
Louiséllits, it; errors, 2:.
At Louisville»-
lmiiluville...... o o o n o :2
(Ibh‘agn........_. o o o o o o
Louisville—Jilin tl; errors, 1.
-—llits, .8: errors. :i.
o '—lo
o o o o 2“ 4
errors, 3. 5t.
0 0 ll— 2
2 .‘i u—- .3
Chicago
NA'l‘Ilm'llI. l.I-‘.Alil‘l'l STANDING.
I". I.. PA".
46
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lhlllirnorun J’II "l .lilll ‘ l’lillauli-lphiam .5]
liiixl‘lmmll .13!!! Brooklyn ...l’l .32
i lvvn'lami“ l‘ '
l'hbngo.
i'ill,~l>l:1‘g.. .
lh’lston .. ...7.
EPZHSIIIIIHII Arm-ltd For I-Imbouloomcnt.
lllb'l‘ox, Aug. lT,.--llenry llerfleld of
London was arre~led as ho landed from
the l‘unard steamer l’avonln on a com»
plnlnt of llrlllsli Vice l‘onsul lie-athig
charging hilnnvith lim embwrlenn'nl of
xiii» from the London postolilee, llerileid
was a postal o mployoe in London and in
charged uilli inking lho Mutiny from in.»
paekels. iii“ ‘allnd from Lin-rpmllon Aug.
ll. llis wile. who is a bride of only a
nioulb. is detained bylho immigration of
iieers in on lllllil'eil‘ullll' permit. while 17- r-
lield i< in l'lmz‘lm Street jail awaiting ox
lrouill ion. in l'lit‘lll has lumlc a I‘llllll‘h‘illll
of lilo l‘l‘illll‘ in If)“ viro emulsul, at. llle
yum- limo turning-Iver i‘lJilM of the slot
on lunln‘)‘.
Fain! lion lhrr l'olillre.
\i’Aot-suu. l. 'l'.. Aug. ll.“ ~'l'\vo men
were shot illili Lillml :illdullulin-r liml‘lnily
wounded at the annual mnveulion of lin-
\:\tix»l|:il party in the l'lwf‘uiu'v Nation.
ion mill-a north of 'i'ublvqnab. ‘l‘lu- tilled
lii'l' lili \Voll‘bl'll. chief of police of Table
quail. and l'lmrlw l'roetor. :i-alepuly Flirt"
lil, Leonard “'ililulln‘. «berilf. was \voumi
ul family it is al~o dated llml i'ult \l'oi‘v
l‘ornl “1h fatally wounded. The row nriui
noted mrr \\ hbky. 'i'he ruporl hits it lied,
l'le \lollnrd nlml Willmmu. who returned!
lb 4 lire, billing \i'ollord immediately. and
ii .Il inll “'ullurli llll‘ll hillwi l’rln'lnt‘ 'I‘llt'
ibzil ..z i hull of lho Milton.
Impending trials In Germany.
l.ll‘\llll\. Aug. l2 ~ A Illsprilrh to The
'l‘llnm from llorliu :itlrlblila~- llu- ill-«lulu
nl Saturday of Item-ml llrouclrl von
Sela-llemlorf, toiulder of war. largely ll
the inductive over l'lmlwror William oi
Hem-ml \ou llrlbnke. the nidede rulnp
gotta-gal. 'i'bo lb-l’illl worm-politic"! of 'i'llr
'l'inws mid: that u is believed that n orb-in
ill the internal policy of tho elllplru luv-
beeu reached and that the ill’lulllill rotuov
vrmvn I“ lb” lu-glonituznf lheinuuguru ,
ill for the peaceful development of liermun
pulllb'ai lilo.
. .
"vIlfIl'Hr "low In Illinois.
lim'hllllill lllu. Aug l'.‘. .. Fin- gulimi
llnv Wmulruil lonely oh Noemi: sin-oi. mm
log a but: ..r over “on.“ o l.. noblmon.
who iondnrlel.’ a department More. in lbri
prllu'ipnl loI-‘r. hi- 1.... being ullnoumi .ll,
surgeon, with an to «marvel mambo. The“
loan ll" building in tlwlml. partially in;l
soled. Hall a llu/eu other mmlb-r llrm-
on» aim burn-l. and nmnyp-mr fumble-l liv-
owrylbinu theylumeued. barely eu'uplng
alive in their liiRlill’inlhl-o,
Ilrntb M a "chromium of Jam-rum.
liAl llilonl’. Ang. I? Mr». Ellen
Waylon Harrison. widow of .‘l . William
llyrd Harrison ot I’ppa-r lined n. on the .
.lmmm river. \‘u.. died at the fl'Filll'lli‘l' of
Mr. All-t ll. Randall. Hoe l'ark :m-lmn.
this city. Mn. “atrium was the daughter
of the Dale Thomas Jefferson Randolph n!
Edgeblll. Aiiwuarb- county. Va. and of
mi living descendant of Thmlms Jefferson ‘
and Wm born and mm d in the shadow of ‘
Monticello.
Want-on" “mm-cl.
Moss. .V. i'.. Aug, l7.—~llmree W.’
ilnnkerd‘a fruit warehouse, containing 75‘
by fire. rllnlblinn valued at
tummy; inanruli for ”the. militants val
and at. Moon: imam: for ”Jam.
Chunk Rival-I by Lightning.
ltnr‘ill‘TER, Ami. Humming a limo-
derstorm the Third Presbyterian Phufrh
stem-lo was struck by lightning. llne winn-
an In QMWIllimllon {stoned {mm fright.
A week no the [first “build clutch
mm
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' out... hi the “mum-ratio ultilo convention
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,‘ "SHIRT .
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We Will Close Out All Our 85c and $l.0__0. ‘
‘AISTSfi
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Don’t Fall to Get one, They are a Rare
Berg
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MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
PRESIDENT IP.
Candidate Bryan's we'aém Itin-
erary Includes Baltimore.
TO HELP GORMAN Ill MARYLAND.
' .—
1‘liu Nehru-lean )Iuy Speak In New York
Agni!» \Vhy Hoke Smith W'lll Not I'ro-
side at n Bryan Ratfllention--Stralued
llelatIuna “'ilh lb} President.
luvlycros, N. \'.. Aug. 1141‘.) the
itinerary already published Democratic
(Pam-lidatw Brynn has added Baltimore and ,
St. Louis. The fort that llnliiinom'has 7
been added at. the special request of Some '
tor Hornmn is evidence that. pleasant rela-
tions mist between Mr. Bryan and the
Maryland senator and that Mr. Bryan will
assist Senator Herman in his Maryland "
«‘ainpaign in return for assislaumi from
the senator. .\lr. llayan is a lriilo annoyed j
by the story that. he and firuuiordoues‘r
“we at logger-heads over the choice of nu- .
lional headquarters. lie intimated that“
while ho had lawn-d l'bieago perwually be;
had not denianded its selection. but had.
bit the choice to a llllllllu'l' of Democratic
leaders, muong tin-tn lim‘uruor Stone, .‘iil'.
.“ewnli. Senator Join»; and Governor All
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gold. and that the lnajorlty had decided'
upon the western city. \\'u.~'bin4:lou, he
said. Mould have a branch, and bennlor;
lionnan would do a gouddenl of work
there-in fact, as much as he could in
view of the demands of bisown campaign.
The pregrdmiuo of Mr. Brian alter his
vacation lnrludes speeches in llull'alo.
Filo, Cleveland. lialtimom and St. Louis.
it is undecided whether the proposed son'-
oud New York speech shall be made before
‘llr. llryzm goes west or when ho returns
to spool; in New Eughunl. He said that it
rested with the campaign committee to do
ebb-whether he speaks in New York again
i
l
Hoke Smith “’ill Not "a The".
ATLANTA, Aug. l7.~v- lluko Smith, sel'ru‘
lary of the interior, will not attend the
big Brynn ratification meellngul Augusta
this Week. For two Weeks he has been llli‘
\‘eriised us one of the ~lur speakers. A lei-
lor has been received from him stating
liml be rolllli not mine. The mourn-Ht
here is that while the secretary is for liry»
an and Sownli and would like to wine, ho
v'annol :lflord In do so while the relation-l
be‘wo‘rli hinm-lf and the pr: ~illem are m
~lmit.ud. Aflrr rum ~-lo;.: regret that ho'
mount im pron-m be our l
"‘i'llli opinions which i then I'llirl'wml
onJinam-ial llllI‘r-lifllh l rliii ruins-ale. but
i him hail ln'ratiull limit in say llml “ill‘li
the national llomm'm! xv: vun'vltlion ti'nm'd
l‘lllllllliiih < for presbb at and ibu- pun
til-m. no ninth-r \llml l.li.‘i.l he the notion
of tho reinvention noon Ho- buonrlul qmu.
tum, uli ib‘lnw‘rals Ibotlld hillnlml‘f tho
nominees ’i‘bl~po~illon i iill‘llilrlll‘h‘i in
in. I airy-wt, and l am prepared to sustain it
\illln-qlml ulnl'urllg' Now, 'i‘lln lhlmm'ruliu'
party lbw-l not rolzlllll‘ lhi platform in a
mime!» i-r-ue, nor nlll lls woven in some
the people eo-u-u- will: the .nluilon of llmi
lune. ll alumi- for Jll‘l tamlion for sup~
purl."
llrrehlnrhlgv Again-ll lirylm.
t'txi'iaurl. Aug 1: ...i npwlul from
lA-xlnston mys l-§\ l'ongrensnmn W t'
I’ “notion-lilo and lim i'm-llemunly
il- mortal b- l'onveulion have reuonncmi lho
l‘bimgo platform and ullvm'uiwla lbirll
'l'benonwmion“unto-.1.” lll‘ll'
nl lquili-t tu 'll ’i'hurmluy llru'klo
rid *o. as l bulrmun-‘f llio I'llillllliill‘i'. t'rriv
up and tend Ibo reaolmlonu 'l'lto t'n-mlll
thou: mt panel] l‘lllliilllil‘ll ill! following
unmovini rumor lpll- ' 'I be frn-m'vmmi'o of
other run umur luonbmlnwd, «willie fulllo
:Ilil‘lill'i i'l accomplish ii bus moaullbo
liemlwmléopnrlr to low power. t'realul
low" of Illhllllifll'l‘, ‘lflflllfn‘rl'li lililllilwa.
l'fl'lll‘lllllt'li lllhllhnlllil. deprived tumor
em; lo. no nl. Niel" mind munulm'lnrluu.
and until iliiu who” In in 0 Mod the Mm
vol woollhm will mullmlr “ iln-rkln
ricluu will «pool: at the «late eoutenllon.
Wnflihlry and "smut: t‘nMo-r.
l'll N no. Aux. l7 » .‘laior \irk‘lnloy
onll l‘lmlrnmn linmm not at the lull" a
home in this My and talked Me? the vane
paluu Mr, lialma mill ln- on: wry tum-b
plum-ll wllb lb" l‘rnurwa of flilnirn, More
limo linmmJloo dmumeutn ham bwn mail
id than the l’blruuo hvmlulmrlvu u llhin
lbo par-l two Works. ”The «lillllilon ill the
“ml in improving daily." he remarked
Mr. Manna mid the speaking l-Mupnlun
would pmbuhly be well "Illli'f' way withln
the next ten days. “hen naked ii Major
Mr‘Klnby math] lllhl'llnmtlllnp, Mr. iiau
no replied: ‘Najnr .‘ll‘iiiflil'y has mid»
no change in his plans, III- will not lithn
the stump in this mmpnlgn. it has been
hum-d that. be Illliflll go to )lilWallkl-o lo
address the convention of the Republican
league. He will not do so."
. They Are For Arbitron-m.
loamy. Aug. l7.~—'l‘lm Times.“ Daily
up». and Chronicle in ital-gunman do.
morning all mammal. upon the Impm.
lanes of lam: flamImry'n mm stale.
meals mom a; ion d o pollen
demu' a?
0
WAGONS!
New and Booond-H-nd.
eucolss.
PHAETONS,
casnlacrs, »
CANOPIES,
SPINDLES, Ere.
PRICES To SUITALL
cam. AND SEE THEM. ' ,. J
HENRYTILLY. 5
=2”-.. -_._ 4.. 1.-.... -..:2 i
Physician forWOmen 5
nos. onffif‘éuluonu f
Can be consulted at her oilice
‘42 BROAD Srnsrr, Bnimurom, 001m,
From 10 a. m. to 7 p. in. any day except
Sunday.
'l‘hedoclor is a regular physician and for
the past nun-teen years has made the Gimmes
of Women u secondly. Indies sulferlng from
anylliflh'ull)‘.Ilit‘lliulll‘it) the sex can consult
Dr.(luillor-l Ill the strictest confidence. with ,
ibeussuruin-e oi iwoiving the most skillfuland
.‘ll'lvlllilh‘ interment knowuto modern su ery
and medimne. Home care with nurse r-
nin‘htul when rel uirml. Terms modemtel
All letters prompt v replied to. Inclose stamp
J. 8. RAYMOND,
ssooxsiii‘iaflihltr IOEl
Wholesale and retail «dill-e dnd loo house. a
Mulllsnll street. Orders received at G. B.
. .owlvrnigo .h l‘o.'s ('igur Store. corner South 4
Main and \\ ashlugton streets. m 28H .
ermis‘svnaan;
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
93 W-ohlnflon Qtroot.
.0. Norwalk.
Residence, Mahaokemo Hotel.
_. _. -\ ..L_'_“ll‘.'
F. D. CROSBY, D. D. S. '.
lira-blah» of Philadelphia lleniol College. ‘3‘:
Dentistry Performed in all its if.
llranchcs. '
'l'l"l{'l‘ll l".\’l'l:.\l 'lllill Wl'l‘lllll’T I'AIN. '
.\l;lr\ m's New liim-L. \l'a-llington street.
.‘il‘l‘wli‘i ill l-li'
llonlul l‘umlli will ln'~~|I0lll.\lil..'ll.~'t|l‘.'li|. anal.)
m...
_...:'=
souru uonwaut ”5 .‘ ..
savmos can.
at Waohlngton Street.
llpm daily from it to 113 a. m., and from
i to :t o. m., and on Monday evenings
from Tto s.
lam-mt llilOWWi oath-posits.
ALDEN SULMANS l’rcui.
.toux u. scams, Vice-unto.
.mux H. KNAI'P. M and 'l‘relw. "
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DORLO‘N HOUSE,
onsuoav's l’lllN'l‘. "
Now “yo-u for Ill" ‘N'lltiflll Hf l'flfr. HIIHM Illn-
lll'lb. lilll'lii‘ luinxul (‘iamboiu-w bathing.
Muiiiilllf owl l‘oium: ”with our». lo the
lit-VolMorvtw-«niy mllmbm. J. l). l)'lilil.l.l.
nun tf
VAN. Mun-nor.
J. D. JENNINGS.
U N D E RTA KE R .
amour s'runlr'r, ‘
Norwulk. ‘ - 00“.
”pp. Him-l Hallway lleml,
“$81!th ‘l«‘. HIM l-i'l'illvt’l'. “
TE'AEPHUNE CALL. 1],
:lacob M. Layton,
Fire. Lita and
Accident
INSURANCE“
Rut Estotoih
.- .
”wan Noam-hit 'l‘iehet... null Hterling
limits. mans Negotiated
flIlll Morin Hold.
“FF“? 1. 5 “AIM“ Ml) PLACE.
Next in Paul (lmt'v,
Nill'l‘ll NURWAIM. : z z : CONN.
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