Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, August 12, 1897 · page 7

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hove out tho ‘ ‘l:
slit. Gould is e. mfiegmlfidkrs in his
Mormons-s. the vethebcers
' themselvée. ~ ;. .
bln W.

“mu ”in
‘ moonstone» s lirn when the
outlook our Mouton seéurltlu was so
hrisht In London. lie says the lot; at
a» sell movement on the other oidu‘
is no use and is In unwise wamnjtedi
.1“? Willi: we not! only us .
noun a WK ot prosperity
We see It unloldlnx itself from the west
tothe out and train the north to the.
south. ‘ But we are s trifle dassled ,ns

 
 

 
 

 

”(hm will not he. s pessimist in theiand.
”My tom of the situation In based.
entirely on what I lesrn from studying
Western Union esrnings. When people
_ are using the telegraph extensively. it
. means that‘ business is good. The earn-v
logs of the Western Union'l’or the past
:le months have steadily increased. The
“filing! for the post month have, been
simply phenomenal. "

THE REED MURDER.

It. Inquest nucleus Imports-t facts.
bites llsvs A low Clem

North Adams. Mass.. Aug.12.—Flr~
teen witnesses all told gave testimony
in the 'lteed murder Inquest. and some
of the evidence is considered important,
especially that given by" Frank Slnt‘lb
ton. who lives very near the Reed
house, and his friend. George Lidtoru.
'They testified to hearing tour pistol
shots about 1 o'clock on the night of
the murder. These are the only persons
who have acknowledged that they heard
any pistol shots on the night in ques-
tion.

' A new story is told by William T
Mead. who says that that night a little
after 1 o'clock he saw a team with one
rush in the vehicle drive rapidly serous
the bridge and disappear down River
street This is the ciew the omcers are
working on.

Gimme H. Parker of Wells Vt. .. and
W. ‘1. Kelly of Mlddletonn Springs. \'i.,
who married nleees of Mr. Reed. were
in the city and engaged attorneys to
protect their interests in the estate of
the deceased.

crcusrs R_I___DE TO oEATI-I.

OI. lusts s Blsod Vessel and Another
.Wss la a Collision:
Monticello. N. Y.. Aug. 12.-‘.lohn C.
Arthur. 3 young man of > New York
-ell,v. died here after bursting a blood
mt of the brain while riding a bicy-
cle. Arthur had covered three fast
mll when. he threw up his hands and
'fell lnsemslhle to the ground.“ He did
not retain consciousness.
thchlleld. Conn.. Aug. 13.—-Dnniel
MsnueL-nued 2.5. was almost killed
While riding a bicycle by coming in col-
,_bsi.ou.u1tl1_s moon. The doctors be-
lieve that he is internally injured and
have little hopes of his recovery.

 

 

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Americas Boshers' Association.

New York. Aug. l‘.‘.«A number of
representative bankers of this city have
announced their intention to attend the
twenty-third annual convention "I the
American Bankers' arsor'iation which
opens at Detroit next Monday and will
extend over a period of three days.
Among the, delegates lrotn this city will
be President Joseph C. Hendrix ot' the
National Union bank and llrnt \‘it'e
president or the association. w. H.
Porter of the Chase National bank. J.
(l. Cannon. vice president of thr- Fourth
National bank: Ali'ah ’l‘mwhriduo II:
the Bank at North America. F. n.
St'hetlll of the Mercantile National
bank and S. I). Nelson of the Seaboard
National bank.

 

Preserving the Forests.

Alhsny. Aug. l2.—~The new tort-at pre-
serve board. of whieh Lieutenant Gov-
ernor Woodrult is president. has made
its first purehsne of Adlmndaolt loud
for the preservation ot the state water
Iliad. and the first requisition upon the
comptroller for a portion of the $1,000..
090 is made by W. W. Durant. irom
‘ whom the land was purrhssed. The
purchase is one that is deemed the most
desirable land tor the state‘s purpose.
Ind the prior is oxveedlngly sdvnntsv
Imus. It is 25.000seren oi lsnd surround-

; ins the upper lake and now given the
stolen all the land bordering upon lhst
important water source.

 

 

Work For 'l'wo llssdrod Ilsa.
Bessemer. Miro. Aux. l3.-~'l‘he
lrotherion mine at Whitefield ll“ re»
sumed operations and will employ 200
tool! when lit the places an tilled. 'I'he
mine has been rinsed tor the past four
months. there being a lseh of ore rates.
The Sundsy mine. which works in bulk
junction ‘wilh the Rrolhorton on‘ or-
mum of the water communication
from one to the other probably will re-
lume in a low days with about the
file litres of men.

Aliens Ins Ill-spousal.

Albany. Ans til—won" it. mm.
it were old and employed at s stove
store here has dlumrod so outta-n.
III so it the earth m soaliotvml lllnl
‘ uh. Nothing III missing from the store
but s ohsrimned inli erssor. Meyers
loll II note intimnnno that he was about
to‘onmtuit tillt‘ltie. tie it” hsd trollv
hit with savers! Inert-ind anon misuse
of attention to their wives. The police
“hand MM trace at him.

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

mm mm

tie-Ion. Any. tourism-at
III-suit liter-hum of Philadelphia and
Looted tween. the mo ensmpion‘ or Mr
rope. have sinned ”tiniest of smut
tit Ill unlimited resend Inhibit runs :1
chitin my" rlt on Au. .3! tor s

' It.” burst. ’o pby' tho will“ than»
will. ills winner in tall» oil. The
dinner: will be I miter.

. trill m so use nun
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THE

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DRUG ITOII.

ROOFING!

Warren’s
Gravel.
Asphalt,
Tsr
Pspsn

the most approved style. by

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fsskthosowho are indebted"
to me. make a special wort
to square up their mounts. or
to pay an unusual student on
smut.» the next regular
tints Ill payment. Funeral-m“
nary «pauses. in titling up
my new store. is the resson I
ask you todo for me. in this

case. what I would gladly and
may a. for ”mud“ n... Paper-Hanger. Dololsilssr
same circumstances. I shall “ P. llltIl'.
take this to he II special kind. VIA ‘ aways” III
on . oi to he ll P F ID
7" mm m " ”communes-r
. “3° “' m’fi Rot-welt. .
All over at your service. SsmplsBoohsfi‘ lssol Papers
v", ma" 2:... for museum. on by pastel

LORENZO DI'BBLE,

 

II" All PLEASAII IO III!

wediclnes -

GooIO. Stillson’s

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lat-rest ‘w ondsposlh.

il‘fi‘g 3°
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J. O.JINNINOO

 

Masts-Westley

J. D. JENNINGS.

UNDERTAKIR.
7 MMN eraser.

 

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Opp. Street Rsilwsy Depot.
PW"! flint-.11.

I

'3]!me not
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Protect
Your
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and thcv will protect
you. tlld roots made
as good as new at hall
the usual cost, by

THE

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COIPAIV.

nor uonwaut. conn-

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touia lulu been mulled nltllour Ivar mlnlito

 

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Humbert.
Spsldlolll.

Keatings.

Worlds.

‘ snti Crowletlb.
Bicycle repairing II epocisby.
Work dent promptly and molly.
Bicycle duppluo sod Sundrleo.
Itstiorery sod Artists'lnslorislt.
Camps enl intrucilon.

 

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lost 1m.- .

' Gasoline

IIOIIILI « PAIIIII ll". 60.
But one ot.Wsshlo3ton Street Bridge

LEAVE soumncg‘wsnu FOR new

A M. ~l2liax.4 min 4.5:, a iii «.55. 7 l5,
animus. utux. «all. Irwin; “1.86:. mm
P. M 4247:. I. n. 2.25.. out sum total.
.5 33. 5.56;. ii. ii 7 36x. 8.11. 9.561 (Sundays
onlyi 10m

A. M.»—l‘2...'5.‘lx. mm. 5 451:. 9.1a
F. M. “FMS. 7..” ”“28 9563.

LEAVE NEW Y (“tidal"- 0390C“ NOR»

A. M. —-i':tiux. non, hm 7.,«0 800s 9.1m.
tibia mm. min IIoox nos land.

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1.3”an rn‘xonvumt ron new

A..\l —~l ll.
"”21. iimx 11
l'. M. —>i:.'.tl'.'x Lil? 105x. i..20 hills,5'37.
«.27. tin... an nil ii. 15.

ilriduepori in addition to above. a In.
ll. Ill. 4. ’8.

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Creamery
Butter!

Finest to be had, 'Ior

Firs" Pounds, SLOO.

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In ssd Wises.

wonrs Know

 

I. OORHAM.
10m Ami.
Onassotlosl

Blue
Flame
Oil
Stoves ~
and.

« ("oupie them with the lurreuslng III--

SIOVES.

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TIMETABLE.
CorrectedtoJuuoilith.

SI'NDAYS S.

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Lab‘s. 6.31. 742. 8.40. 9.11:.
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indicates oxpruie.

OI! POUID
or

220!

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Som'l. csmotool. Jr.

"this“.

WAGON. I

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'RIOI. 70 CHI? ALI- .

muons-rm.

. Welded! mditleno.

f note III their ottrsotlons. note!!! 0i!”
‘ unison” tsr into the tumbler: bill

flares incsnlumt‘snd as pleseursbly

A lot In the table of the acorn.

* ery than ls .uny other single factor.

movable order of the nuiwrmr.

whine
Whirlwind thostrs. sndtosu
turn-sued supply or liyht sitiierlslu
nest of s sounder flirt. tumult side
historian: to forget or lasers then

 
 

 
 

heron] that!» unusually tartan»

these "motions prove the rule. The
curtain. in s genersl sense, tulle. it
in an inevitable so the (all of the

lad. All the rotation at Nsture's ses-
sono I-onnlsntly rows the enjoyment
of each. no in the sum of tho Iuhuit:

And the man who would will it other-
wise III on much a tool as was the athe-

Mouoiony is the bane of human res-4
istenee. It III responsible for more rule.

City life lends sent to mile sojourn
lug. The summer holiday abroad
thrown out in new and bold relief oil
the charms or home. From theatre to
roof garden, and from roof garden to‘
theatre. It in the Irresistible order of
public entertainment. on spring. suin-
Iner. autumn and winter are the III:-

Aud the root gardens. which will
soon be iluunllug their eleelrie lightn
ill the lure of the moon or slurs or
[Milli-within II blessing have they In»
come to. performers of II wrtniu Hm!

mood of the smaller t‘lIIt'N for legiti—
mate drama during the euunner wu—
sou. sud we have a twofold lull-using
on the "Illulto." for which smm of
heroin Ionuerly secuuloInI-Il lo "nu-L "
enliuot too often or too beariilv girl-
thanks.

II- is l various and s‘_wI-II~IIIIII- furl-
this uInIrI-I-edeuted growth in the IIIIIII
ber of summer companies organized
for the road. I’lllil within at wry w
your: no prI-ioulious drsnnllle rt-nlurv
n'mi IIIII‘IIIIlIi‘lI between the Iiieimwli-
inn neurons: no (treat SI-tv York :Ii-
trait-lion «lured to tube the road with a
company of n‘eIHavoreIl pluyeru. tiuvh
enterprises till were luunlev-ll were in-
ferior iu uhuraeter and in DWIINHHIIIII
mflli'l'lill. ~
All lid: is unmixed. Today We w.-
rut-innuendo .\‘ew York IIIIInnIn-rs lis-
aoinbling Ill'n‘I-illlflii slot-k mmpauius
and urmuxiug lerlull‘ml IIIIIIII- up of
pluys which have pmiiinhly so-I-vml
loading st‘ars and favorite oily thril-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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RI‘I’W OARIWN.

tree. Those are loomed mainly in llil'
sumller \"t‘)~lt‘l‘ll l‘IIIt'i‘ \I'llli‘ll llI'l' Ire
Illii‘illl)‘ in thin nay gin-n for more sn‘L,
isruvinry l'llli'l‘llilllllil'lil than during
th “inn-r itoosoumnud at prominent
hummer rwmrtx. ' '
The reasons for this Millt‘lll riding
I will not lllltlt‘l‘llkl’ to Ilwlnre. l in
s‘tlllll'lll in I‘lll‘llllll'li' llu' furl that im-
rude» or it our more nweplshh- play
en. lli‘l' enabled to enrr)‘ mum-x imII-od
of I'lllli‘flH' purist-u during June. July
and .lumuu. and that the (’lut'! or their
muuuwr lorry-inn nature It good thing
at the Nllllt' price they loruwriy paid
for n very imilii'orout Imlelo.
llmv mill'll tnonsy do Now ‘i'uriuore
upoilll in "Influencing in the «nurse of
it your? 'i‘lIenII-lesl ImlingI-ru plow it
in round outnum- III nonunion.
'I‘hls Illd)‘ I.» u few llumud tlulltll‘ll
wide of ilw Imirk. puisllbly s lquIII-ml
Illolllltllul Ilollm». but st all Within it
in tile tulilnulu or mine oi’ lite Iliull
«smut-ed nod trommtivu Innus
sol-II on Roadway. Ili' mum on. II on
eolluule is nulmlaniinily [none Ivorlt.
tor there Is no way in Width esaI-t to»
tote out be llilll tor intonation. Mun
ll‘t‘t’ll do not uninuit their lanolin lo the
nubile. qul II the Itnientento of the
«lib In!“ unbllid were to ho bulk-I «i
fittltllulllll Would not repel-aunt tin-
bllslllluio done by nttr-llilrll of the tin-s
true. All the mun-rotilni in the hunt.
Ito“ in Iltll I-oliililt'I in the IlrtIIuIlllt-
author slid the nine». 'l‘lw pm:- «out
sud lite [haul of tin bonito eon om- n
low pointer- in ihst line.
Assuming tiIIII New tori: tin-nun Ill.-
tltllmilo 1 your on It! theatres there
or» about litiy or them. all withinolinl
in. women hello ml tini "noun mi-
” bottom of aluminum-nimimtv
,“lltlll lines rim-nu sin-nil on twenty
t m. m not teem. Philadel-
l in on twelve. Iliuuillyn an eleven.
lilnoinssti on olshl. It. Inuit on eiInII
datum on an. Wit-hm on till.
lieu-uh no live. lion-III titty on live.
Ion Frown-Ii as live. Indium.» on
live. Pittsburgh on tour. liltlisnspollo
on tour and ltllillllitli‘llllo smaller mum
upon their one or too theatre: l‘St'li'.‘
It would be horn in mind. with:

 

 

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lit to New Yeti. hot thin mt.»
ooh lo Ilium!
upon whet are the onsuu- non-tilts
II sort Mite to whet in brilliant

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‘ tor in. m «It loss! toll
is Wm limo oi Inset o

 
 
 

 
 
 

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no women lay birth.
entered society. wherein
till-lion as one at tile mot
belle: or the moth. She is thin
doubler of Jm Thinning _
of the interior under l’reultlont Bil-
t'llllllltll.

{We

wonai-e‘u-II is I roll tor the other. "

of the woman's department of the Ten-

etlition of II Sashviile paper. Sever-i

mm“; “in norm
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"IRS. “limit.
Mrs. liiI-kuian assumed the leadership

nessee centennial insured Its success.
The nneleun or the unwary funds
was obtained by issuing a woman's

times tiu- inn-rested Women have is
lit-n ohurtl- ol stores for a dot. the eon-
niduruble iuI-omI-s from this source be
big inert-used by the root-eds of vari-
ous l’llllfrllllmlil‘uls. “ ‘lIrougIIout ~the
work the tuir general has shown Irreut
exwullve ability.

THE NAVY OF JAPAN.

I‘hs Poaerlul Fleet to be Built During
the Nest 'l'sn You".

The naval programme of Japan has
revolve-II lately mine uImIitivutiuus.
The tour lll‘fll't'ltlllli cruisers will be or
ital" tons eat-b. insle of 7.5!”. as
limt mIila-Iiiplulud. Bot eon thin pfl'liv
out time and llliill .lupsu purpoees to
have the following war fleet:

Six ianII'Inds. first t-luiol btiltle whips.
from 12,510 to I.I.2«lil tons: one Iron
clad oi‘ set-mid rinse and 7.33:» tons;
six prom-ted I-I'uioors of 9.21!) tons
i'llt‘ll: titWi'll mumItl-I-Insn erulrwrn of
more timu tilt!) ions; six third-clans
I'l'tiisvi's uTTifilllll tons; tIveivI- cl'llist‘rit'
ui' IIIt’ fourth rinse IIIIIl over lfiilii ions:
tluw Iorpwlo gunbosls of 1.21» tons:
twi'll't' Iona-do van-born. 115 torpedo
lmnln. and- "" - Iruuboatn. ole.
lino of the first I'lllllti enlist-rs will be

built in lawn; 'one Irouelu'd In "1'
really but in would or til-st»
has been ordered in

. - lilIIIo-I‘ in t nnuny. 'i'wn

‘ . cruisers are building in

This programme has been laid out
with a view to the opening of tin-
lIIspinn 'l'raIIIs-rlilwriuu Railroad and
m the tussian naval t‘tlllllll’llclloll now
prot'w‘IlIlig. New York Still.

3 nuts. "I. l‘ulntluq.
Not ou‘l have the Roentgen rnyu

been m: . . yet! with ottoman to test tlIu
gt-iziiim! -I or jett‘ebl. and also. it in
mid. to drive! down in armor pinto.

but II ulnrymnuesinuntieriuuw Nun
they burn prom! the authenticity tIl’Ii
painting “'lllt'll was attributed to AI
low-ht Iltlul‘t‘l‘. Ii Willi a bend Ml‘hrlni '
pnintml on the wired, ntui nuppouod in
how Ilt‘oii l'Xt'I'lllt‘tl lu l52l. It In very
lingy u lib our. and pmlutbly inns been
"l‘t'nlnt‘ml" limi‘t' or loan. After new-rill
Morin It phonograph was uIII-m-eul'ully
inla-n In; illl'llllll "I Hi" llwntgeu my».
‘lIIi’ll l-‘I‘mullmi mueh that the ore
t'tlllltl not lit-rt'I-iw'. The feature: of
ill.» thorn I'l‘thllt'll .lI-uus. the dran-iy
about the uliouhiorn. wind the bonds
willeb grunpfll the latter nppelu'rtl
Illili‘ll more IliutiIu-tly than in tin-
usiulinu. but there aim value to light
It Latin lumo-iptloli in quaint llollIlI-
Murat-tors. Ilu- monogram or some
mud dulw «tor winnn. porhspu. the
bloom «no pnluledl the nriiut'u in
initial. null the dim: "l-‘o2l" 'l‘iiio Iinh-
who umwplml on "W I'tlI'I‘Nl one. The
photompli revoulu lin- Irrolu oi the
wood nml the liner pt a milk IulInlhI-i'
siIlet‘ nll‘elebod on it.“ l'hienuu luiorv
tlwull.

W .. M .m.....m..._-

lb. Doom! 8....
ltr. Partition-I, the mat l‘l-foi‘ilwr.-Ii
New York. rte-emu in II .undid Iumul
urearimi o III-noon (mm the non: "Ln.
than. are part: of the worn." In the
mono or his Illmmru- in; and:
"Wit It" of "it feel that the Win-hi re
vnlwn ulnrltl us. We tIlIII' etel'yilllllu
from our own per-on. .ll loan that is
on: feeling. '1‘» otlt'tlvli'm no mu m
be the moire of the mini-roe."

Further on In. I'srliuurul raid with
deep leeiinu; "Bomb-ind hit-Ito inm-
alwsys had a herd lion: in thin World."

.. Java-a... .. ..

0M It'bullsehln's "innovations.

The leilow who ”threw up hie
until“ Intuit lists bow awtuliy soo-

hw no t...

No. Ethel. o shoplltter is not slwoyu
s modern lump-ma. it in otlon ll
mos.

”was...

about s ills-elm than who «no toll
on snow tiny: and as «filler Allyn be
real. It in on «to I-mnuioint. null volt
bill]' be MIMI by lultll obbtiuouw.

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liars sad mount will. We are my

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situation in list! _ .
than loot Well. so?!”

general tear . that "t
looked st say time

riilo from man
the Rosario planning,

on horseback to ‘
Miguel. in the same
by his column.
moined abum an Mill?!
showed great signs of
and uneasiness over the r.
the campaign. ‘ ‘

reported to Consul m
Insurgents invaded ”lit
number or 8, 000 met! no , ,
Ish columns were ll ‘

, to liaison. will;

llntana province. sad. i
the information has but!!!
present 9 or General *Weyi

lore and the state at» .. -
the Smnish army m

It IInmI-z arrives byte ‘ 4
time is no doubt that y
lion in desperate for the “I"?

N! and stopped by the Ill

Tho popm on will... II hip blow

tent-eminently. hetero-mono.
molmuuosnn to Item

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

nourunts oroiintl

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

General Waylon-
he invading; Inez;

 

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nee. Weyler arrived

 

 

 
 

n Havana provinch .

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The American consul

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

General Games to all! is

\ery tIuIn that. mud be
British Ionsul and the ennui

(‘ubann

flpullll 1W
At sustn del ChiVo. near}
battalion banana halls

Mango and was badly
( ompelled to retreat low
The Spaniards left lh‘e
wounded on the field, t
tiered the dead to be bfll'm’
juries of the wounded to It;
From Matansas romeo tho
General Molina ha! ”been
hard tight with the .1
more details are given.
A (Iiban hospital on
tons province by Colon“ . :
has been raided by I. 3m. : ,
and many nirk and noun m .
killo d The Spanioh l'oun
addressed to the Cub!" M
Dominguez by his Witt. '
Havana. and the Mt.
rested and sent- to the
(oxides. When Illsi
rough treatment '
insulted by the not.
The Spsuinrth in
indignation over ”5. ‘
Ind lhv' wily has 30“ ,.
three dais. “

led ”on It
linl'luln. Aug. l2.—-At.t
session or the Improved _
Men reports of mmmittees’
The report of the dinner
nun mom «mourning. 1.0..
the tax had been reduced 1 7
cents per head. Whell "lit
there u.-.. Iiemendous sum
iloln-It 0' linen wall unlit! '
instaud an grand sat-hem d!
amie nilw. There use trill!
Hinton-l ”\‘v r tin seating or

 

l'huippiu neurotic-lots “mm.
San I‘Inmouo, All]. “-4!!! ‘4 V‘ ..
at the not in the Philippines

«shunned. III-«ordilut to O. c ‘ ,
II! the Japan Advocate. In o.
from llalltnimn July 3 he repeat,
the n-xolutinnisis sIe following 4
imiw‘ lat III' II. uurprislnl norm
detachments of 89“th troops. Sit!
in date how hrvli “new” W ,
manning II idrfle number I)!
till-l manner rifles and Immmtln u I
IllnIII“ rout of lines compgmuvolg. '
. ._ 4 _

Itllpsteleh May (to to am i“
Imibluli. AMI. IZflN‘“. mm
publish". an Interview with UW‘
Kllplltlltll. the American all
m.- rum": 0' “MP“ he says _ _.
Imiimr in the throng wishes of No:
friends Ito ulii urollobly ~

lt‘ntiluud for nnmo titm "Tilda
III-oh ll'illt hes. WKflm
Mum like to meet the blob o,
Mlllll'llll in u three-unmet little
Pawn-Iv its mny on to South Km
men in: mm he snsnsed thou.

wont-s hr the m
l’srlo. Aus. It. The
II statement nhith n
hum II I'III'Iisl source to l“
option IIIIIInieI-rn have m
and mo sigma rapidly or
prmmmm in Swill. rum to , ,
slittlnl oil "on I'll‘llll. m .
house or atennlll‘ll in “MI W
ll'Illldllli'il by patrlollfllt fill
up- lune of the Polish Ill W!
Innlsins a bid for the lli‘fil " ,

In. retail at ’

slam Prune-tom. Auo.
IeiIt-r tmm t'IIptslil
whoop" More». It"!
rum. silos news of tho
mm minim: up to II
whirl-horn hoard train
tors lin- virtue of will
mum to melt. As
opt-lied it ll unwind
hunters elli borne m
dike miners.

I'I
lmrldon. Aim. flew
Daily h‘ews from .
sure that the Moi”! l '
autumnal-II light “it! '
Kurds. who here ‘
about“? l’t‘rlldl'l : ,
were ltiiiod duel"
limit aides have “In
muluou Meant-Mimic
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