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NEilN IN N NIN EINE”
N large Wholesale ’i‘o'y iiouse in
Philadelphia in Flames.
BNINEN TAKEN ENllll TNE NNINS
N‘lsnyrorsonsintho Building. and
My! all! of More Ill Could Got
‘ Out—lpunds to 0th“ Bulld-
lugs containing lxplosives ‘
Philadelphia, May 11—Meral per-
sonic were burned to death in a fire
which broke out about 11 o'clock today
[Tn the wholesale toy store of McCadden
“' v‘ Brotherseio Market street.
.When the
‘lii'e-oecu'rred therewere many persons
\\
‘ “in the building; and escape was cut off
before all could get out.
The flames spread to the big six-story
:bullding occupied by the National Wall
Paper company and the Brainerd Arm-
}strong Spool Silk company. on the
west, and also the building occupied by
the Reading Hardware company, on
the east.
Later: Three bodies have been ta-
m from the ruins and it is believed
others were killed. as many girls were
employed in the upper stories of the
building. At noon the fire Was eating
its way toward the portion of the build-
ing in which vast quantities of tire-
~works are stored. '
.The firemen are making it desperate
effort to prevent the domes from reach.
ing the explosives. with some show of
success.
There were about too pcrsimn em-
ployed in the Mciloddcn slorc.and ncar-
ly' all managed to cnI-apc before the
flames reached the uppcr floors. The
three bodies wcrc found on tho second
floor of tha‘bnllding and were unrcc—
ogriimble. ya account of the inflam-
mable data s of the contents. the bit:1
story structure was a mass of flame
in less than half an hour. 'I‘iIc, fire
spread so rapidly that thc lirc Ilcpurt—
Incnt sent in four alarms and in about
an hour the fire was under control.
The Mollui‘ldcn building was Ioni-
plainly destroyed and the other twu
wI-I-o badly Ilainttged. 'l'hc cutirc stock
of the Wall Paper company and ill"
llraincrd At Armstrong Spool Silk cilili
llniiy iii rcniict'cd WiII‘iIIlci-ui by ntiiokc
and watcr. ’l‘hc donnigc to tho stock
of tho iteiiding liiirIlwan- company is
.nonIIIInl. but lbc loss on llll' building
amounts to about 850.com
'l‘lIc “W is snpposcd to intro origin»
till-Ii U" ”I" M'i'flllll floor of tho Mct'nd~
dcn ill-olhcrs' building. ‘l'hcrc was a
wild rush for tho clI-vaior and stair-
ways.und piisidldy only tlIc ihrcc wlIoIII-
bodies have already III-cu rchIvcrcIl.
lost lhcir livcs. 'l‘lic total loss will
rcacli about half a million.
The kiiicti are: Miss (Yaldwcll.
typewriter for McCaIlon ilrotliers; Wlb
Ilium Mctluddou. a brothcr of lhc Incin-
her of the iirm: Mlchac. Quinn on cut-
ployee.
'I‘hrco othcr persons are missing. ibI»
coglnccr. tiIc firemen. and u parlor.
’i‘lic ilro originated from an explosion
of fireworks.
"m0 0" I'll dour.
Inoltoniont Goo-sinned stump lavas
Just Defers Icon lodsy.
lily Associated Press.)
l‘ump llnvvn. May ll-«'i'hlu IIflI-I'
noon ”If I-sondniitlon of tho Inctnbm'v
of (“alimony l‘. itociivlllc. was coInplI-l
oil and llu-rc lll‘ll only No doubtful
(littlrl. 'l'hI-y will be -‘I-ccxIIIIIiIiI~II to
wort-ow.
'l‘hii gourd lino today was Nilllll'lil‘ll'tl
iii scorch ull wagons I-nicrlnu camp for
liquor for thc humour of confiscation.
Illnll lIofIn-o noon lit-livy lll'lnii won
Nllifll‘ll off ”In cIItiIt and it III-ciluiotwil
lulu-h cliciicincbl. It was thought in
tor. hum-wt. lilttl llll‘ ucw lillliil III tlIc
llull lslund fortifications WI-rc bcluu
limited.
I” 0" one!“ II ”I".
”mullahs-“with s
Isu- of Departure.
lily Mandated I'm-tum
lamina. hiuy li~~~A ll'ill'f' wrlilI-II by
I manor of ilr. liltitliiloin-‘ii family
suit the pullout has not icfi his room
for it fortnight. It adds: “it bud been
hoped he might have stuns III-tom of In
Mini-at Its the warm weather rotllriletl.
int the truth is lit hint tattoo lotivc of
all Milo” of the lie iii pom
sound with II was“ rs. ills
W. ntliol and said salt of
m hind. His one dosin- ls tor peace
us has longer liaise of quiet Moon. of
inst with cloud eyes. then when tin-
”is insistent begun. 'l‘hmrnh hII
“enabler-bis physical strength he
nnslits to liars to anything but it
more amateurs mm
gentlemeontho ”MW by the
‘V. I. consul at m
(By Associatedf‘l’rosy.) -
New York.’Mny ll—Jflw Atlas Lina
steamer Allegheny. arrived this morn-
ing from Kingston, Jamaica. more than
twenty-four hours "behind her usual
passage, having experienced a succes-
sion of strong northeast and northwest
gates and heavy seas. She passed along
the east end of Cuba well in shore. but
not a single war vessel was to‘ be seen.
either American or Spanish. neither
were ’any warships sighted during the
remainder of the voyage. Among the
Allegheny' s passengers were eight des-
titute seamen, sent home by the Un‘ited
States consul at Kingston. Four be-
longed to the American schooner Hat-
tie H. Barbour and the others to the
schooner Bertha Louise. These men re-
fused to go to sea in their vessels: fear-
ing capture at sea by Spanish warships
The Bertha Louise has since been sold
at Kingston and ‘will sail under the
British flag. --
m
WANTS THE PHILIPPINES
Germany Willing to Guarantee Pay-
ment of Spain’l War Indemnity.
(Continued on Page Eight).
London. May ll-A story is publish-
ed here to the effect that Germany is
actively preparing to signify hcr dis-
approval of a lasting occupation of the
Philippine islands by the United Statcs.
The German consul at Manila is said
to have been instructed to make repro-
sentatlons to Rear Admiral Dcwcy, dif-
fering malcrially in character from
those of. the rcprcscntntivos of otlicr
powers. Very heavy claims. it is ad-
ded. are III-lug cocouragcd upon tin»
part of (lcrmnns who have suffcrI-Il
from tlIc boInluIrIlnIclIl of ('nvitc‘ and
(icrmony. it. is furlhcr said. proposes
to obtain control of the Philippine ls~
lands, guaranteeing the paynunt of
Spain's indemnity. it is lIciicvcd this
plan is acccptnblc to Empcror Francis
Joseph. of Austria. and it is llnllt,"i'liltlllll
to have been pnssivcly accepted by
France. which country is so strongly
lnlI-rcsthl financially in the f'l‘llllltlicl'
lion of Spain.
TOPIIA OUT OF DRY DOCK.
A Large Force Mounting hor First and
Secondaryflftsfish‘?‘ “““
lily Associated i’rcss.)
Ncw York May llw'l‘lie cruiscr 'l‘o-
pitka was lulu-n out of tlic dry dock at
tho navy yard this morning and ll
largo iflrl'l‘ is at work mounting iiI-I'
first. and secondary batch-iI-s.
'i‘hc Iiitsllury I-rttiacr l’l'iill‘lt‘ is buy-
iug "to finishing lIIiII-hcs put upon tor
and is cxpcclcil to sail tomorrow.
The monitor Ntthnnl is in porn I-l Ill"
doc and In rciidy to soil at a InoIIII-nl's
uollcc.
'I‘hc iinricch. it coliicr. ill‘i‘lt’l'ti til the
yard lotlny. Hiic is onc of tho rcccnt
[llll‘i‘lliltil'll Ililllll' by tho govcrnmcul.
'l‘lic l'llllVl‘l'll'lN yacht I"I~cc lance went,
into commission today in command of
l.chIlcniIut .l. l‘. litmus.
unspent “50!” 003A
The Guest. lakes a landing Within
Fifty like of nouns
illv Associated Press.)
.\'I-w York. May ll»—-A spccizil lll't-‘c
patch from My WI-si says that word
hint bcI-II I‘ccoiycd lhcrc that ilic ll‘tlllli
port IiiI-ninor tllisslc. which IIIIllvd rcom
Tampa yI-slct'Ilhy. had hindcd lhc l'illl‘ll
nod IIIIIIItIinlllon scat to tho l'ubuuu.
lI-IIIilII-r with two I-oianInlI-s IIt l'niIII-I
limos infantry within lll’iy niilI-I. of
Human. '
.o-w.
VOILI'I IIIJI' eons-s.
Annual Convention of the lists Do-
purtinut ”Min Hartford.
lily AllMll'NlllMN I'rcual
liIIIil’oI'd. May it , 'i‘hc annual l'illl‘
yiolion of Ilic l‘olIIIN-t \‘oubiu'~-
lli-lbl l‘otpn. opcliiul III liliv Hall. in
this city at l o‘clock this til‘tI-I'IIIIIIII.
with tho president. Mrs. .lonc l'. lIuiIs.
Inf l'lnulsvlllc. ill fltc cluilr. Mrs.
Polls II-Iul hcr rcptirt. which was to
pull on lollowm
Nunibcr oi pcriulns III-IIbdcd during
llic .ll'tll'. l.lll‘i: nullilior of corps in Ill"
pnrilncnt lit; number of llil‘llllli‘l‘it in
good sioiiiillll. ”Jilin corps rcpot‘l cash
on bond iictlcrul ftind. Ottlltltlll'. corps
t‘cpol'l rush on hand relief fund Ii.iutl.~
in: cloth taunted in furniture
corps supplies. flrliiliflli. ’l'oiul volilo
of Int pit properly. tit, lilli.llii. The in
mi cspoudiunc tor the your was til.-
llllilio
'llio trim” of Ilia dcparltnonl pan-b
IIitI- instructor. Mrs. Illusbyth at Intel
Hampton. use moms to It moi-Ilium-
'l'hc worlt of p liliililiil florily of Hart-
iorll. Will! an M MIN}.
A I'm-«pilon'will he siren this even-
inu. when Past commoner listen.
at Pulnsni. f‘mMsdw’ William
ill. lllinons. it". .lmrplt ii. 'l'wl—
rheil. lions Hall. of WW. f'do-
MmMsu.wm.mw.m.
lawman-stumps.
itliil '
AN ACTIVE
AGAIN 7T CUBA.
Likely to Take Place Within 23 Hours if the
Reported Return of the Spanish Fleet
' to VCadiz.‘is Verified.
ARMORED closure SHIPS
‘ To cover A LANDING.
Naval Officers Believe that the Defenses at Any Point Could be Re-
duced by the Fleet now at Key West and 0d the Cuban: Station
in Half an Hour—«Monitors Could Stand Eloise in and with im-
punity Proceed with theDeanlition of Spanisii‘ilortifications.
, (By Associated Prcss.) ‘
Kcy West. May ll-lt is said licrc
that if the report that the. Spanish iiccl
has returned to Spain proves to bc cor-
rcct. an active movcmi-ut against (‘uba
may occur within forty—eight hours. It
is possible that Rear Admiral Sampson
at Porto Rico and Commodore itcmcy
hcrc may strike simultaneously.
if it were decided to land troops at
[labia-Honda. Muinnzas or any other
point, the vcsscis hcrc, togclhcr with
tho ships on tin.- blockadlng station.
would iiavc no diiiiculiy in covcrlng a
loading with thc aid of tho lIcavy ar—
morcd fighting ships.
'l'hc monilors. u‘iib lhcir III-Iiyy gum.
could stand clinic in and. with iIIIpuu~
liy, procccil to thc Iii-molition of flu-
fortifications. wlIilc tlIc gunbouts and
lightly vcsscis |lillll‘f'tl in ilII-ir shots
from off ulIorII. NIIIIII oiliI-crs lll'l'l' Ill“
llivc llic Iicfcuais at any point I'Xl‘i'ill
llnyiilin could bc I'l'lllll’l‘ll by Hip ship.u
now bcrc and on ihc i'ulmu station in
half an hour.
'l‘lII-l'c is no Iicilnilc iIIfIII‘lIIIIlioII hcrv
as to whcn the troops at Tampa \vill.,bI-
cmbarlicd. 'l'bI- wulcr pI-oblcut is gri-
tiiiit'ccrious IIl illlli |l|iil‘l'. Naval oili
ccrn I'l‘l'llflnizl‘ it and ”Ivy ill'l looking
anxiously for tho uniokc from llit‘ hi.“ it
of llIc big gIIVI-rumcnl I-IIIIIchII-II-r which
is promised in supply 40,000 gallons
daily. per contract. This plant should
have startcd April. 25. in rcaliiy. it
hits not yci staricd. and the officers in
charge of this station are skeptical of
its ability to produce 20,000 gallons.
Kcy Wost's 'wntor rcsources are most
primativo and limited. 'Iveryonc is
afraid to drink waicr from thc scvcrai
shallow wells in lo'u’u. all being more
or icss brackish and under suspicion of
surface drainage. 'l‘wu companion, til
vaiious tlmcs haw dIivcn :Irlcsian
wells ”toll and; Mill fcct iiccp. but
thI-y havc ncver rInilII-Il frcsh watcr.
't‘hc lnhnbltnut dI-bcnd chiclly upon
Iniin watt-r cIiilcctIIl iii clsfcrtin and bar-
I'clu.
Opening the Way to Peace
London. May lie (in the stock I-x»
chougt- Nit‘l‘l‘ today llin- I‘cporl. that litt-
Spanish ('apc Verde squadron bad rc-
liIriIcIl to l‘adlz w M ucnc rally IllsI-ccd-
ilcil though the opinion was lici‘ly I-x-
pronoun] that if thc IuiIIor was into. it
indicutI-d tlIc itIlI-ntioii of Spain to
throw up the sponge and lonvc tlII- Wool
indies to lhctr 'illv. thus owning lhc
way to an early III-sci». This in tumor-
stood to be strongly III-sired in I’I'l‘lillll
mini-tors. and lb . effort of ilw accruing-
iy buckdowu of Spain was lu-IIi-llclnl.
WAR BULLETINS
"lhc ci'tiisci'l "liIII|c.~toIi has liccu oIIIcII-Il to still ini-
IIchiIItI-ly with IIIIIIIIuIIitiou illill Iclicl' supplics liil' .\Il-
Iniiul llctvcy and aim will Nt‘tll‘l‘ Hun N'I'I-IIIIisco today
without waitinglorlhc il'nl of tlic IcliIi slcomcis IIIIII
supplics.
.\ Spanish torpcIlII bout dcslroyci' is bclicVI-Il to how
hccn blown up lll'ill‘ (lilo-altar. with tho loss of all hands
.\ story pulilislII-Il in London says llcrumuy pro-
poses to obtain IoIItIoI oi tlII- P hi“ Ipiuc islands, goat'-
tilltl't'illg tlic pilyiiicnt ol Spain a lllllll'llllliil.
.\ nt‘lilllih i'ood Iiol has lll' c -"'IIIIcIl III l.tli!l',llllll
Spain.
A I-nIWIIhy cliuigc has II~pul~cd bi thllll'll.
Nothing is kuowu lll London oi tlu- whciculmuls of
thc Spanish i‘lccl.
lluly tuouuxiliiiiy Iw'IuisI-Is ulul iwII
tol'pctlo lIoIIts u'crc ut l'IIIliz on April 29.
IO mourn! DISPATCH"
But the President loopin- lnny Olli-
on It the White Bottle
lily Associated Press.)
Washington. May li—The president
up to 1 o'cloek had received no impor-
tant despatches. There was a large
representation from the capitol at the
White House.
Senator Connor. of Utah, called to
urge a request of his own and of his
father and other prominent people of
Utah for the appointment of Captain
Willard Young, of Utah, as coiohel of
engineers in the volunteer army. Cap-
tain Young is the son of Brigham
Young. the Mormn leader, and was the
first Momon boy to enter West Point.
He'resigned from the army with the
rank of captain in. 1891. after having
charge of Mississippi valley improve-
ments after the death of Captain Ends.
and charge of the Cascade locks im-
provement of the North Pacific coast.
itcprcscntat.vo Stiller. of New York.’
made his first. visit to President'Mc—
Kinlcy today. lie told the president
that he and others had organized a
large volunteer army in New York city.
265 of whom had sccn service in Cuba
anti the civil war and many of whom
spoke Spanish iiuently._ its ofhcers are
to include ifhprcscntaiivc Sulzcr as col-
onci and John W. Marshall. as lieuten-
ant colonel. ”They wanted authority to
go to the front. not to be encampeii at
(Ybicknmauga or on waiting orders at
Tampa. Tho president explained that
tho quotas were tilled. bitl. said he
would be very glad to sign. a bill to ad-
mit their organization. in addition to
illtl rcguinr quota. if they would lch
It passcd in Congress and would promp-
iy sr-nd thcm to the front. Socrctary
Algcr and ('lI-ncral Mlics also how of-
lvrcd to assist, liII-m if thI-y set-urn tho
Ill‘l't’fiflili‘y examination.
Senator Mall. of Now York. brought
liI-ncral Mnnagcr .lnlicr, of the Amcri-
can l'lxprI-ss company. for prcscnlulion
to the Ilf‘l'tllllr'ifl. lll't'tlllifliillly in con-
ncciion with Iranuimrliilion of army
nillelIt-n. cii'.
on son does
The Guests with Arms and Ammuni-
tion Bails from Tampa.
lily AssociiilI-Ii i’I‘I-ssJ
Tampa, Fla. May ll »»»»» At l p. in. you-
ch‘Ilny. oi'Ilcrs cann- for lhc IiI-pziriuic
of lbc ”liniill‘. and shortly :iflcrword
shc I'Itni limit" from Mr moorings ililtl
slurlcd on licr iournIy south. A local-
mind of tlllll'll rs had gnIlII-rnl on lip
Illll‘li’n lo 801‘ liII-lr l'llilli'iltll'il III-part. and
Its iln- bout slcatIIcIl slowly away inur-
ly I-bccrr Wl‘l'l' will nlII-r IlII- ilil‘lllliiiic
boy» in bloc on lIIr dI-I-ks.
lly "i‘lItII‘sday sis of ihc big gilt'l'l‘ir
nicnt transports .Il l'III'I 'l'umpa will no
lll l‘l‘iillllll‘ml for ill‘llllll loading of mu
ll‘luilnt and bonus 'I'lIIIy havc nircady
lII-III fully suppllcd \IlllI cool and Wii‘
tcr 'l‘lu- work of loading on tho ship's
boxes of ammunition for ihc I'llchI of
tho soldicrg Iiitd linllings and Hutch-
lIIiIII IpiIck-firlug guns was coinincuml,
yI-idI-rduy. llcncrui lllinflcr opt-tit numl
of the afternoon at the post inspcrliug
llic wIIrk.which will conliuuc night and
day until l'lllll|lll‘ll'tl. 'i'oIiuy cacli lrunI
sport will IlIltc itiouiilcii otn- or "low of
tho "llil‘llhllllll guns. while ”to llillllllil'l
which will hc taken along will be pluc-
l'll on tho lowrr III-cits.
‘l‘ltI- mobilisation of "Ir slut. il‘iuipl
at Tampa will l‘Illllllll‘liI‘c today and by
‘l‘hurodny nearly a thousand \‘lllllilll'l‘l'l‘
will in» cncnmpcd lici'c. 'i‘hc ordering
to Tampa ll‘tllil i'ltiI-guinuugn of "M‘
'l'hlrd titid tllslii cavalry I'I-glincniu illl-l
IIII IiII- infantry l'l‘llilll‘lllll I-oInIIlninp
lltci'c will nwcli llll' iiiliii lilimlwl‘ Il'
IlIbI pititil III Iwcr taboo "It'll. and with
lbc slulc troops and the l‘iiball volllir
li'l'l‘ll Il,ooo uiIiIich'u will be IIncIimiwd
lll'l't'.
'i‘lllllll’tl illtl 'l'llll lI'ltiIN‘l‘llIlit
illy Aussiciiitcd l'icIuIJ
Washington, May it l-lonn- Writin-
tutti llic pnpci's of ”ill l‘nlimi llliliI-c
lmblishcd o lclciirniu front 'l‘csas. and
but that linuulsh snbiccls I'Iuldlnii in
Ml'llll‘ll near the frontier of tho l'nllcd
rliIIlI-s \ici‘o pct-inning ii illlbuulcrtim
ciiII-dition lo invudc 't'I-sIIII. ’I‘hc hicic
ll'llll uttuintor III Washington cslII-Il llll‘
duration or his uncommon! to that
llllllll'l‘l. and hint l‘l‘l‘l'lYl‘tN ll commonl-
l'ililllli in which he in iuforuwd that
such It IIIIItI-inoiu is groundless. bill that
tint govcrnlnahl lIIIIl rIIiuforcml lla-
troops on tho froullcr with a view to
voiding tiny lrouhlc on lhc part of
iy llpuaisrlis living in Alt-stun.
llltnlltlli'l' all Nitllllll iiAlllltllltil.
lily Astuwliiilvil PM“
New York. May il-~v'l'ho llrltluh
«manor Ardoaltii. which Milli-Ii from
l'ario cm. Mentions. April Iii, via
l’orls ht lh-ulrsl Amorlcs and Jumbo.
brought us more Ill negro ls-
hormi who have been employed on the
llonduru railroad. controlled by the
Antsy Initiate. om. to the to» he-
timn m and the united liaise. all
It» was. III-III M. ,1" "
. mindful
lNNNPS NNENK NNNP
Chickamauga Park is Rapidly Un-
dergoing Demolition.
littllllills siuTIu liliPi
salon-young Possible Being Done to
Facilitate the landing of Trans-
ports with tlupplies for the
Cuban Expedition.
. a
(By Associated Press.)
" Chattanooga. 'l‘enn., May Il—Chlck—
amanga Park is rapidly undergoing de-
molition. .At daybreak this morning
the work of breaking camp was begun
by a number of the regiments. The
first troops out were those of the Third
cavalry. They were loaded on special
trains at Rossviile at 9 o'clock and
started through to r'l‘ampu. over the
Southern railroad. The Sixth cavalry
got out a few hours later, going to
Tampa over the same route. The. two
rcglmcnts are undcr the command of
General Sumner. The Second cavalry,
undcr Colonci iiunt, will probably get
out. for Mobile into this evening. and
the First and Tenth cavalry. undcr Col-
oncl Baldwin. will lcaw- about the some
time for New Orleans. Two of the ln~
funtry rcgimcnts will marcu nine miles
to Ringgoid and take cars for Tampa
tomorrow morning. Tho three remain-
ing will follow as soon as Imiblc.
Inndingtho Transports.
Tampa, i-‘la.. May ll-~Evcrything
[unisiblc is being done to facilitate the
work of loading thc trimsporls at Port
'i‘iinipa with ammunition and supplies
for the cxpcdition. All last night and
all of today iIunIlrcIls of men Wt'l‘c' kept
busy unloading tlII-w w." maltuinl from
tho frcight c‘ars and lilil fully stoning it
away in the litcnmcru.
LII-ulcnunt .I. ll. alloy. of (icnI-rul
Siltiill'r'fl staff. who was sent to Wash-
ington Saturday with the reports of
Captain “oral and LiculI-nant (‘olonci
Lawton and plans for the Cuban i'fllli-
puign. l't'ilii'llcil today and rcporII-Ii lo
Shaffer. it is now NM'HI‘VI Ii
that thc lwo l'ubIIn regiments will III--
company llic l'wcgulnr troops to (‘thiL
No Orders at Mobile.
Mobllc. Alia. May ii «in the camps
of tho rI-guitirn and voinnth-rs, all is
IpIiI-l. No ocdcrs to mow lum- llt‘l‘"
rI-cI-iycd In either t'illllll.‘ Willi tiiI- rog-
ulnrs Iind stalc troops combined ”Il'l’l'
lll't‘ .‘uioo llll'ii l'ill‘ilillllt‘ll lIcrc.
IAMlLL INSUBOINTI.
Ordered to Obey Admiral Dewey and
Consul Williams
lily Aami'ifltcii Press.)
NI-w York, May it WA I-opyrlghtml
spwial from liong Kong to thc i-IvI-uiag
World says: "The Philippine robcl
I-hlcf. lloncral Agulualdo. has issued il
proclamation to the insurgents at Mo-
nlla to obey thc orders of Commodore
Dom-y IinIl l'niit-l Hinton (tonimi Wil-
liams. .
"\t‘ciilthy l'hillpplnc families who
on- leaving Iloiig Kong for Manila
dolly nppcttl' iu-IoI-II (lunatil Williams
hcrc and mill to be allowed lo iulic the
oath of ulicgluinc io olilit i' tilled tltiitcs.
'l‘lio- IIIIwI- Itui l‘oItIm faintly insisted on
having llIclr p li'i for citizenship loll--
in'IiphI-d to I'm out hiI-Kiuloy and of-
fcrcIi llIciI' pint-cs in Manila for tho Iic~
I-omInodIIiioiI of tho Atlicrlcuii “ml"
ccs."
W
VA! “8 same.
It has Icon W tom itiroiu
Ill to [0 Out. In Mud.
lily Arms-titted Preset
lt‘niiitlliiiloii. May li-- ’l'lin Ilcnluo on
flaunt-o decided it! its lnocllliii today in
lnci'cuiic the ins oIi lnonufitciIIrI-Il lo
bio-co in the war rcvciiuc hill front l‘.l
cools. llio Ilouuo mic. to ill cI-nlo per
mood. and lo osI-iitpt tho stock on
hand from the operations of tho lll‘l.
ill'il‘lllll ill A l'ltl.l..
tllv Mandated Proust
”parturition. it. it. May ll~~ in. .l. l'.
lllvioas. who last March lilliml 'l'. .l.
Trimmer. committed suicide in his call
at the hill lust uluht.
lilln Aflllt liltiltil llilll'l‘.
lily Associated Press i
laillil. “I... "I! Ila-ll. N "lilticr-
lseilillo. who was shot by flies titular-
smut. s lint-tie. in it at to over it
woman Islurilsr night II this nutrit-
ion iii the hospital. mum is held
without bail for Thursday.
A (2A AIRQ
ll. ll lhll MM 0! “fill in cs
their ”will” MIN» orally
ind-snails shows the illusi- of
tout
“MIN min M
~ WANTED; ‘
i‘Eil-Gcntlernen boarders.
per week. Pleasftnt rooms
table board. 29 Washington
Mrs. Mulvihili. .
l| ..
‘II
WANTED—Girl about it years
take care of baby.
intuit
ilsyview avenue.
WANTED—A bright. active, ‘
errands,
'i‘O itEN’i‘—- Seven- -room cot
inquire on premises.
boy about 15 years old. to do
etc. References
Mrs. Dr. Miiclfifln'l, N
Norwalk.
TO LET. ,
toilet; rent, $10. 70 Harbor
T0 LET-Three or five
i‘letts place, Apply on premised.
T0 LET—House of seven rooms.
modcrn improvementc. Newly‘
ed and decorated.
It'Goiden.
Apply to .,
’i'O RENT-Four room a
story 'ear. rent 88: over D. W i
mond‘s. 93 Washington street, ”l"
ows in every room. Hall! I
hunted and cleaned. Inquire
Old Well Cigar company, 83
ington street.
1‘0 LET—b our rooms to a small
iiy. Apply at 17 Woodward a
South Norwalk.
T0 LET—Six rooms lower soot- lung.
chard street. Bath room.
range and boiler. .Two urination "N”
from West avenue trolley. ,
moderate rent to small family.
quire at No. 6 Orchard street.
T0 LET—Furnished room to rent
132 Main street, Norwalk. All
era improvements with‘uso of NINE
inquire on premises or at F. '
Rogers' store. 19 Main street. .
I331!
'ro mar—so: rooms. static Hail unit.
suitable for offices; first floor.
rooms. No 10 Union street: he”,
12 rooms, with improvements, 1".
9 Arch street, rent 332.8). A. WM
ward.
To LET—The second and third .
of the Quintsrd building, m _
able for otllces. lodge rooms. I!
and Knight smote. NM
manufacturing. Rent“
inquire of i". E Quintsrd,
street. Norwallt. or i". ii. . .
5 Washington street. m 7 ..
walk. out »‘
T0 LET—House corner North Hall. '
inquire at Hsyes' market. “I
m
Wilt SALE
iron sat. it no and hand Ibht
cart in good conidt ion. I”
about. inquire of Raymond 4
I. V
and Ann streets 7 rooms. 810 lath.
FOR QILI.
.‘llllk route and cows ”A
sulc. l"i|i'ill to rent.
oncc li.. Sclillncl office.
ton in good runni order:
con sane: sonar—o» bison ‘
or “on cart. near!
lib hurdiiou.
silver ids special. four
bic ycics in good muons.
Kory (‘ ycle cameras. All. .0
West (Alarm
Norwalli.
wsro company.
. Mia
i‘illt ilAl.ld-—(luarantud
.27 and up. flotilla NOW
w
pour Hililyt‘tl from prcnllssl at least
l'ontstocli. ilox :litii. Norwnlll. 0M
I-OIT.
ltiwr Monday night or early
day. It chunky buy humility
nuillou. tinnitus to her unsavory.
b.- IIuiiIIbly rewarded. ilrorlo OI
Minclaanunoun.
Nii'l‘lllt liming given up ll! in.
office llt'tllll". loads all will“
illttll boon outdo noted be
For only too days titular. i will
my stock of men‘s bicycles.
on s is and clothing at lowest
ll 'tncbcrg. ll’Il Washington .
bridge
llhli'illt‘flllil‘l‘ Allifllfl'l'w’l‘llo A
Iy of t' it llurny will he
tor ilIII iuiuro iii the slot of
Well Monitor. Wuhlustsn .
"Ml‘l‘ from li1lill llll Ill; .. qr ’
Iii-m IIo Patti limo». i
“I.” I“... M...”
HAVI V011. PIANO ‘
roscroil. Marl ll-M was
Imowiiso "l autism.
my Animist-d Mi
Norwalk Chronicler