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SOUTH N ORWALK. 00NN.. FRIDAY, MAY ]3 1898.

 

SAMPSON ATTACKS
roars OF'SAN JUAN

"Casualties on the American Fleet
' the Bombiirdment Consist of On
, Killed and Several Injured.

[MOKKO CASTLE SILENGED
BT 0.___A_UR oBAcK GUNNERS

Attack Lasted Three Hours and Resaltcd in "Mitchi Damage to the
Batteries and Incidentally to a Portion of the City Adjacent,
but no Serious Damages Resulted to any of Our Ships—“A
Glorious Set-back" the Ollicial Versiitii from Madrid. '

 

 

 

(By Associated Press.)
Washington, May i3-~'i'he navy dc-
nrtment was all excitement again 'this
morning upon the receipt of the news
that Admiral Sampson's squadron had
begun the bombardment of San .Iuan
. de Porto Rico, and fuel was added to
the flames when the new came later
that the Spanish flying squadron had
been sighted off Martinique, giving
promise of heavy fighting to come.
The fact that the admiral gave notice
of his intentions to bombard San Juan,
as is reported from St. "i‘hoiints. Is an
indication that the movement upon
San Juan was not it suddenly conceived
project, hilt part an a well iatured
plan. Whether or not the tfiiitrs to
the admiral included a bomb rdment
is not disclosed at the navy department.
Indeed, there is nothing in Sampson's
report to indicate that he really boin~
lauded the place. lie merely attacked
the torts at the entrance of the harbor,
and if any shells stanck'witbin the town
itself. they were stray shots. It is sur-
mised that Admiral Sampson's object
in limiting the attack in this fashion.
without a landing force of troops in
reserve to occupy the town if it were
c.apttiretl was to destroy the fortltltn
lions and make the harbor useless to
the Spanish flying squad on as u piiicc
of refuge. The reports I for rm-ired
show that lit‘ did not con lltlt‘ tlnii iiii~
dcrtnking yrstcrtlny, and the itilt'slltiil
whether he will rcsiimn lllll work today
or be diverted from it by the report
of the presence of the Spanish flying
squadron in the nclitliluoriiomi oi .\I:ii
tliiiquc. with the altllvmi'ill giron Itlii
iii the navy department that "thc Spout
litii squadron is now hull down to tin.
west of Martinique." could not lii' son
llli‘llli‘tllt'tl by additional Information
iii the time ilic tlt'nltilll'll Win: moi. lot.
It is supposed that the squadron was
seen yesterday.

Inuit his Out.
litiniption already knows of In: lilo-r-
Ilil‘Illit. for tile l'iilicd Stain-n main lltli
turd. which ptit Iutit Martinique you r
day. In said to hair foiiinl llll’l‘t‘ on. of
tlic lill'Ill‘llti Itttiii thisti' iyt-i» till|||t£irl I"
the Hilttiilsli “Ni and WW“ oiiily thlinl

report tlo- lilt‘l to Sampson ten SI
'l'liotiiiis if possible to do so. 'iltctr n
_ .i sittiplcion.‘howt-r. tintt tin i‘niitd

choirs ltiiit not built Ii‘t'iilt'il “l‘li p .
irt-t fuiiurtm in the mutter oi the q...
of the t'dlilt' l‘rciii Martinique tilitl thii
tilt-tinnitus of the tiltiimt lttiiitiuuitt ‘
itiit-b. for Iltitlltllt‘i. on those rcptniiuti
the Iiiuvcitirniii oi the Spanish thin.
haw lit-cit tit-liii‘t'd tilt lilit‘tilih'litllii'il
Ictuiili of tliiic to the out l‘llilt'tl‘dr

meat of oitr llll‘l'l‘l. no subject to . ltl‘
that will he lure-tint icd lit the rum -
its Will it» Illlil‘l' fitt'l illlilltl’lttl 'ltlli
the il‘l‘lillllilli of the it ottli Militia in
West Indian iuil'itt. which are uoiniunttt
opt-ration tut-nil; llllllli ilic lit'iill‘tllIH
luau.

lying iii Walt for the Oregon.

It is conceded that tho Nlnihlitlt
squadron hits two iyius llt wait for
the "man. which. with the Marietta
tutti Nictiiornr. sailed on the titli its-in
Min to lots m. sad the noon?
«Ii activity of the “punish limit-do host
dammit-oi iit mains in and out oi
Malian still to show tits. they so-
tielss not as semis to she the rust oi
it. squad!” notice of the "which of
the Americas tattle-hits It so. the
mission will hit frtthlvsts. for havhis
W the whee-enteritis oi the tips-
sisli lactic. Admiral shiatsu will carry
M Ma colors In MM their ships if
its use rest-it theta.

Dead and M.

The: inset mat-tail iiiilni and wounded
lotion on minimum-tn m dutianstotl
asioii‘nssstltostasterroilseiilts
my W:

m M m as cruised
M M W lore in “stand:

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tiring

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intention of becoming a citizen. Length
of service about eight months.

Samuel Feltman, ordinary seamen on
,New York. leg broken. Born in New
York city: next of kin Joseph Alex-
antler, New York city. Native born
citlsen; service about one year and live
months.

Raymond G. Hill, apprentice second
class. on battleship Iowa, slightly
wounded. Born in Coventry, England:
next of kin James Hill, 14 Ward street
Paterson. N. J. Naturalised citizen:
service about one year and ten months.

John Mitchell. seaman on battleship
Iowa. slightly wounded. Born in Con-
stantlnople, Turkey. Has no relatives;
alien. but intentions declared; service
about two years and eight months.

These names are taken from press
tlesptitches. as the navy department has
not given out an odicial list of names.
ill. C. Markle is a marine and Is not
borne on the naval rolls.

. Plenty «Ammunition Lift.

During the bombardment Admiral
Sampson reports that he .litichnigotl
only four hundred lhfiiii and tie inure»
fore has an ample supply of ammoni-
iton with which to engage the enemy-
The ttilmiriil's Instructions leave him a
wide rttiigycdlscrctioti: He has lN‘i'fl
kept constantly advised so for its prnw
iicuhlc its to events generally since he
hillll'tl. but he has not been liituipi'i'cvl
in his movement» to any degree. It is
now believed ttt be the piirpttu- of the
government to order Schh-y's 'liylna
squadron to close tip on Ilui‘niiu iiiitl
the troops meanwhile will be kept In
rcittliticsi- tor a forward lllitt‘t'lltt'tli as
soon its the time is thought ii|l|llli‘lllllt'.
'l‘lic troops tlctillnt'il for the l’lilllppltica
will not itc delayed it moon-iii longer
”Hill is ticccitiuiry to put tin-in lu mu
Illilutt for nctivc sci'iicc and, speaking
generally. lllt‘ government. which has
llt‘l'li wuitlntt for some little for dclltillc
information as to the whereabouts of
the Spanish ilcvt' within it short time
will illl'l'ti iiu tinnrcsslrc itiott-niclii all
alone. llti~ iiiir.

.l‘lel wind may hr the iiiinnion of the
Spanish limit ill Murilnlqu-g not
known not ht ii rtaiirdcti in imp -I‘l.tltl.

An Unfriendly Act

Mnimiiqtn- in d I“l‘l‘||t‘ll colon) and
ii In Anointed that lit IIt‘t'iitilllIlt‘ oitii
iii» ion of nations the lipiiii'otli .oliiiit‘iil
itill not be olithcd in tube on it sittlpl}
of tool itl that point, The IIIIA i.. i‘li'iil'
hit this point. l'iiihr tII'llllliil‘y’“llt uui
Human he would be permitted to par»
thum ti utililt'lilli rupply to take liliii to
tltt‘ lit‘til‘tnl llilIIt-' port. but this «loco not
npitiy io/u ihwt outward to u limitlc
I‘iiiiiiillltlil liliotihl the lt‘rriirb not
upon lIl ptriittt Iltt iht-i iti mat u
would in- unguided as on tilill’l 'lltll) on i.
it out it lttlhlilt‘ ttttt' ilutiiitui llt' noi- I‘It
llti‘ Willili llit‘) “tililll lo) litlil
.it t oiiltliiliit'.

Isltttohsrs lure-adored.

London. May Ill The ldwulna New»
litin nimriniou publishes it domino-it
from m. ‘l‘hottiiis. ilniihdi West Indies.
.utiita thin .quti do Porto .Iih-o our
ititdcrcd at it u‘t‘lot-lt yesterday t'\i'II
IIIIt

'ihc dostuitclt adds that homeom-
Jamal" was done to the city and Hit"
.I oumiwr of important lniihiliiiio mi
llilidill.

'i‘in‘ loan and the Ito-tron. Ilt'i‘ili‘tllill
to this Ill‘lpilli‘h. lll‘l'tl lilll oltotn with
it‘lllllli‘ tffwix

Iii conclusion the tictipninh to the
l‘ht'lllill Now: any- that the Annriciiim
illil not attempt to tithi- [summation in
tin-troy iItt- town. beyond rnsbiii the
fortifications.

All the American warships, o m-
the Montgomery. iiw despotcii y .
stained in intrusion before the limit
st this loss do l'orlo Rios. which and
twenty to thirty sass. was at which

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WAR BULLETINS.

1
Washington, May 13.——At 7:20 this morning, the
navy department received a despatoh‘from Admiral
Sampson. It is dated St. Thomas. May 12, and is as
follows:

 

 

 

 

“A portion of the squadron under my command
reached San Juan this morning etvdaybreak. No
armed vessels were found in the port. As soon as [it
was sufficiently light I commenced attack updn the
batteries defending the city. »This attack lasted
about three hours and resulted in much damage to the
batteries andincidentally to a portion of the city ad-
jacent to the batteries. The batteries replied to our
fire, but without material effect. One man was
killed on board the New York an seven slightly.|
wounded in the squadron. No serioils damage to any
ships rcéulted. ‘,TSi\MPSON."

 

 

 

 

 

 

Admiral Sainpstm’s statement the he attacked with
only a portion of his fleet is taken to it icate that he did
not find it expedient to take the entire squadron into the
lumber, though it is not believed he has separated. his
fleet. _ _
know how his despateli reached St. Thomas until the
Associated Press tlespatch announcing the“ presence of
the Yale at St. Thomas was received.

A St. Thomas, W. l., special says the casualiticsfli
the American fleet diiriiit,r the bomltardtiicnt of San Juan
were as follows: |\'illctl,- ‘camaii Frank W idemark, of
the New York; wounded Samuel l‘cltman, leg broken,
and four other scameii on the New York; iiiarinc, M. (i.
Mcrk'lc, elbow broken; seamen, ll. (lliillartl, John
Mitchell, slightly hurt.

'I‘lit-Spanisli oliicinl rcportof the ltoitiburtlincut of
l'otto liit-osay-t‘ the damage done is ittc oiisitlcrable and
and the loss insigtiilit not.

The London lli'citiug Neil's-publislics n dcsputch to-
day from St. 'l'liomtot, saying Sun .luun do Porto liico
Sill‘l't‘ntli'vt‘mtt‘t'lttt'lt' yesterday evening.

Lloyd 's agent at Martinique confirms the earlier ud-
vicos to the ccht-t that the Spanish lll'i‘l' is at Fort dc
lt'rituce. It is said the tit-ct is to lciiic Martini quc im-
mediately for an unknown destination.

The oliicinl version in Madrid oi' ilii' Itonilturtliiici of
San Juan do Porto Iiico is that the American Ilct-t nus
"gloriously beaten back."

A special llt'rilttlit'll from Madrid says urgent instruc-
tions Wt‘l't' sctit toilp- cotttiltttlitlci' of llli‘ l'iipt- Vt'rtlt'
squudrou when the Intuilntrdtitcut of Sun Jun" dc l'orto
liico became known.

Secretary Intuit gave out n stutciiiclit tliut oliiclul
information had been i't‘t't'li‘t'il that the Spanish. squad-
ron hitd lit't‘ll sighted to the westward of Martinique.

The transport Slt‘lllllt'l' liitssic liilltlt'il ltll important
.\itici'icuit expedition itt l‘ultutnts yesterday, itftct' u live-
ly cugugcutcut with the Spaniards.

.\ special dcsputclt l'roui llnrnun suys lllll Spaniards
have been killed III it tight with insurgents. 'l'lic locu-
tiott ol the battle is hot iriit-li.

The second Spanish "out In still at l'ndiz uiid, it is
reported. will escort at strong military expedition to the
Philippine Islands.

The flying squadron has ill‘llt‘l'~ to put to sou:~ dos-
tiinttiou not known. .

The war department today hunted Hitli'l'ri for the tis-
sctultlim: ol' 2il.l|N7 \itlllillt't'l'n to l'lin-ltniunuiru. 'l‘his
t'llilil'lli‘t‘ri twenty regiments iittd lit-c built-rim from tho
I'ollowlnit states: Wlot'tiitrtlll. Micliiiiuu. Minnesota. in-
diultu, illitiois. Maine. Missouri, New Hampshire. New

. Yorlt. llliio, l'cttusyliuuiu. Massachusetts. liliotlt- Island

and Vermont.

Wurdcpurtittcut pluus l‘or illi‘ initucdinto invasion
ol'I‘uhu have been tuutcriully changed by the lll'WN of
the presence of the Spanish licci in West Indian waters.
it will delay the tiiorcnieui for n lino-i.

The American lit-ct. according to it dcsputcli from
St. Thomas to the Imudon Evening News. Is uowmitsldc
of San Juan do Porto lib-o. awaiting the arrival of the
Spanish tit-ct.

it hit lcnrncd tlini the Spanish lli'i'i was first sighted
oil the ninth count of Mnrtiititmc and was again sighted
yesterday iuotitiiqr on the west count. ltitll down. and the
indications are that it is taking it full supply of cool at
Martinique to replenish the bunkers exhausted by the
European trip. ‘

l ‘omtnodore hillbilly is still at Fort Monroe. It in

 

 

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expected the ilyiug miuadron will sail within the next

The navy department oflicials were at a loss to,

land titttt it will ultoitiy prtwoeti in tin

HURRIES

Cape Verde“ Fle

‘ (By Associated Press.)
Washington, May iii—Secretary of
the Navy Long received omcial advices
from Mat tiniqite, Windward Islands.

dron had been sighted to the westward
of that island. Martinique is about six
hundred miles In a southerly direction
from Ban'Juan. Porto Rico. where the
American squadron lander Admiral
Sampson was in action yesterday. The
Spanish vessels of! Martinique compose
the formidable squadron recently col-
lected at the Cape Veyide islands. and
which sailed from there in u Westerly
direction two weeks ago today.

Upon receipt (if this information Sci--
reury bong ordered Commodore Hchiey,
at Hampton Roads, to put to sea it
once with the flying squadron. and it
will sail today. While its destination
in not known. it Is bcilcted that the
squadron has been sent in pursuit of
the Spanish lillllldl‘oll.

Clears the Attempts."

The cabinet meeting today lasted ott-
ly thirty-live minutes. the shortest of
the your. The newu. which is regard-
cd an entirely authentic. that the Spa-
nish squadron fleet has been sighted oif
Martinquo Island about 150 miles south-
east of Porto Rico, clears the atmos-
phere and from this than forward the
govci'niiicnt‘s line of action will not be
cloinicil by any certainty mi in the Io-
t-rttion of this formidable cnciuy.
Amour monitor of tin-rubluct lit! in \\'-.
concerning the Iloct was rccolved with
tin-iii satisfaction. None of them doubts
the ability or |lltl‘|ltil«' of Admiral Sump-
rttiil ttt destroy it. Illa Ill-ct is superior
at nearly all points and the result of
this tutti of naval strength will he
iiwnllt'tl Willi |lt'l‘ft\i‘l t‘tllllll'l‘ill‘l'.

Great laoiumsnt in Isdrid.

Madrid. May l.'I' 'l‘bt-rc lit grout cit-
citcinciit lit-rc iiiiioiig piihlic oIllt'ltilH ut
the news of Iltt‘ arri I oi the Spanish
lit-oi lll Martinique. “Kin now said
that the ships Wl'lll there on purpose to
cunt and lltttl two Inruo trans~Atinittlc
sienna-rs loaded with cool were iiwnii-
lint them at Fort dc |*'l'llltt‘t'. \ttotlior
tiliji't'l of the cult ttl' tlto i-lputilttlt tlcui
iii Martinique was to communicate
whit tho tipttnhth novcruuicut iiiul lliiv
certain the wliorcuimuts of the Annot-
can lIcoi. Ailuiirnl t‘crrcru. now
hiiowu t-rt-rytliiiia which ilitet transpir-
ml since his departure from the Pope
\‘ordo lnliilttll and he hns i‘ull llirlli'tltw
lions us to his future movements. The
llooi will learn Mnrtlnquo lininotihgtoir
for tin unknown destination. and. ii In
llilili‘ll. some days may oiiipto- bolero tho
llpnulsh ships are «lulu lIi‘iII‘il from.
ilront ttitttloly has been oxporlonrml
iii oillclul l'll'l“li‘i| since tho receipt of the
news of tho isuuliartttinul of shot .luuu
dc l'orto iii-o by Now Mllllll'lil Hump-
soii'tt tit-ct.

IIMUGI to the ”Elwin".

ilihruliur. May in ‘i‘lo- iipnnlwh llt‘t'i
lion tti t‘ttdil i‘tlllillilill of the battleship
l'i‘lill‘n. the til‘liittl'rtl crtittu-r ”Illih'rit‘
doc. t'tii'los \‘.. the t'l‘iIlIlt'i‘ Alfonso
Mil. tlti= lintiiiio llllil Ibo l'iiirin. tots-
iliniy cruisers. formerly the iltinihurir
Aintiicnti ilnc strainers t‘oiututtiu Illltl
Norintitiutn. lilitl thrt-c torpedo bouts

It is roporitd illiil it nll'ttllu military
uiwditiou is hcttitt "rsautscd to t'iolht

Philippine Islands. i'lti'lii'li'll hy the i‘a-

this morning. that the Spanish sqna-I

FLYING SQUADRON

SEAWARD

 

Believed to Have Gone in Pursuit of the

ct, Now in the

Vicinity oi Martinique.

SECRETARY OF NAVY LONG
RECEIVES OFFICIAL NEWS.

The Spanish Boats Sighted to the Westward of that Island-The
Fleet will Leave Immediately for. an Unknown Destina-
tion. and Some Days May Elapse Before they are Heard from
Again—Great Anxiety in Otiiclal Circles in Madrid.

 

 

 

'ded that they pmfest-i loyalty to Spain
and only hate the priests anti demand
reforms.

But it appears they are willing to
combine to defend the country and set-
tie' their local differences afterwards.

it is reported that a party of insur-
gents attacked itome Americans near
Cavlte. killed it few of the Americans
and drove the rest from the village.
tearing down their flag anti hoisting
the Spanish colors.

Another letter from Manila says a
party of Spaniards pretended to be in-
surgents. fratertilzed with the Ameri-
cans. niid then treacherousiy mass-
at-rcd tlient. Ilnth these reports are un-
cttnllrmcd.

 

OUIBOA‘I' PRINCETON.

Provost a Valuable Addition to the

levy on her Trial llirip.

lily Associated Press.)
t‘amdmi. N. ..I..
lie gunboat Princeton. has proi'en her-
self a valuable addition to the navy.
She was built at the Dialogue ship-
yards ln this city and returned to the
yards this morning after a two dnys'
trliil trip. The contract called for a
stand of 12 knots an hour. it was nit--
noiiuced at the shipyards today that the
Princeton hurl developed it speed of ii
knots ntnl licr builder says she can no
l.'t knots. No premium is ullom-d for
speed over tbc requirements. The
l'riin-cion will he rcutiy to go into coin-

tiilaslou soon.

snub surrey ui IADBID

 

A lumor that It. will he latiroly Ex-
hausted by Tonight.

tlly \sitocltitctl l‘l‘t'ltthl

.‘littltiil. Mn) l:l. noon l't'l‘IIlli'i‘ tilt
lliihlu is t‘hllt'l‘lt'lit‘lllfl unexpected dif
tit-titty in lorinlny. it new cabinet.

There is much uneasiness low on itc-
rouut oi u ruiiior tltiii by touliilit lill‘
lliltlll hil|i|il\ In .ill the luiltci'lctt here
will be t itinitn-itd

tt\\I|‘ i‘li\.\‘|\'.~i lttli \‘it 'itilti'

“dblllllthilI. tiny I.i llit‘ Iliiltildhl
ot‘ ilit' lltill‘t‘ today untc ihqnhs tor
\‘lt‘lilt‘lt‘o niliiittl In \IItt-i’iidll III‘IItit and
wound that “tin-i tiiiitbi In iolimicd by
others ilnii sltitll tittvlt the eyes of Mir
o-itriiil in tin t'llll Iliiit that cut-toy may
\ll‘lll ntiiit'tllll in our illni ttlttl lItIIlttiiit‘
Ill iiiiiude "

.\Itrr IlIiI|tttt~IlIil oi roilItt‘ pcu-ioii hills
illt‘ litlttttt' ltctiuu ctiimidomtton ot pit
\ittt bill...
lNlt‘ \N'I‘li‘ I It..\\'i"li It‘tlli 'IAMI'\

t'hnituinu on. May iii 'liic ll iuiiih
lltltl 'i'wcliiii infantry i‘t‘fllllli'lile bit
this iiioroinii for 'l‘niitpu. 'I‘ltt Ninth li
litiuiuty llltil't'lll'll to litmvilit. tin
miles distant. uliti two hours I.itt-r lcit
for the south on tln- Htllillll‘i'll railway,
'l‘iic 'l‘wciiilt Iiiliintrr marched to limit-
ttohl and Want math or: r the Vi't‘tttii'll
ililil Atlantic railroad. The First and
“tenth city-titty are now the only real
Ilitlliti Icit in the park. 'I'hosc will no
tomorrow "lill‘IiiI

”the i'lll‘lltiltll oi ouppiicu lot the col
tililil‘i‘l arrived today. tit tittiu llettl
ulsiti. of thc t‘ltilliii‘ll ton equippsiit-
iiopiirtiiioiii. tspoctit toqiplits for lttitiitt
lilt'ii durtuii the nest icw thirt-

IItiA'i‘lI till "'1‘“ t‘tiiithiliiiiliiN
Now \‘orli. titty ill The I‘lllll" r Kins-
tor and convenient itililtili yacht Throttle
went into cotniiilssloii toils .Icutcn-
uni t'uiaiintntisr linoleum miss.

 

 

till limit.

It is ritiiittoti titttt hilltlllM‘llti' tuition
hitit- been placcd so as to prob-r. the
entrance of the harbor oi t mils.

mm... “nfin .—

m mam Id ”All.

lot My late the Prion and In.
ulster-s
ill: Associated Pres-J
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tcmnu I‘ontntiistiur l t. tint 'l'lIW
split. Worli on the vessels is ho-
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the "motto tiers. so» now "was hit
movies and await the orders Mimi.
rnl ”than. A then! s he Vi
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board, iii private family,

iy widow. Address, Mrs.

Smith, 9 Washington street
Norwalk.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

WANTED—A competent 1-!

gm desires situation to do" N”
housework Apply LissloA
Boston street.

WANTED—~0entiemen
per week. Pleasant room .
table board. 29 W'FIll’lm ,A,
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WANTED-Girl about. 14 .
take care of baby. -I
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from West avenue trolley.
moderate rent to small family

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T0 LET—Furnlllled Mill to .
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Inquire on premises or at 1. Vi;
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able for unless. lodge rash er ,
manufacturing. Rent ”
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T0 LET—House cot-net- North In
and Ann streets. 7 rooms. $10 I“.
inquire at Hsyes' whet. Ifi

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t‘oit saute-nun horse. carriage.
omit. robe amt ltlsnItet. Salbhb
a lady. Iitqulrc its Wall strait.
walk. I

POI! SALE CHEAP—On. M
silver itlc special. four mi
bicycles in good condition. fill .
Kozy i‘ycic cameras. Al” .
er ltou curt. nonriy new.
Ith- littliltloli. West (letter strut.
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.27 and tip. South Nam
were company.

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ollht- lltcioo. hands all with.
llitH‘ two made most ho
i-‘ni tillll ten days longer. 1 will
my sloth of mono bicycles. m
tuiis In and tloihiuii at low ”W
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br nun nil in

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it of t'. it Ilorri-y will be ll“
for tho iiiiuro iii the "then it! ill.

Woll Iniiuidry. wtottutstoti street.

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llAVIll \‘iiilli PIANO TUNIM
Imitwotitl. piano outlier. tails!
repairer 'lcii years' twin" m3- ‘
ll‘ltilii. Auout for the hill M
Mel'htiii pianos. ltopsir .
IItI‘tlttlIilliit. it and to North I“
tin-tails. tlotith Norwslh. (trill W
innit will receive ml

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'lopcku. Knit. May Ill-4. I. ,
one of the most prominent mm
twins. it well known rest ‘“
wits itillod iii llt'ii at h it. u. ' .
an unknown person. The w
was a shot suit liolttnsii i
this Mrs. toiiiits was slaw!
oil by the shot.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

itiuit or si'iti'ltlfl.
tint Associated ml
mutton». May it waitst- a. II“
we in. it well known clilllllt MW
thinly front itnopIt-sy this W m

losvss a wife and one son.

thiViiItiIii'i‘llil otosso.

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lions upon tits part of the

 

 

 
 

 

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