NUMBER 3,112.
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SOUTH NQBWAIli
K. CONN. TUESDAY MAY 17 1898.
. TWO.
BOAT
‘ petioesfrom
WHETHER AN AMERICAN 0R '*
srAivtsnoRArT. Ivor STATED
- . The Men were Careless in the Handling of the Deadly Bombs, and One
' of them Exploded—The News Received Here by Way of, Havana
and Madrid‘Sonrces—Nothing iinown at Key West of any Such
Disaster by Boats which have Arrived from the Blockade.
(By Associated Press.)
Madrid, May 17. 11 a. m.——A des-
patch received here today from Hava-
na says that a small naval boat. hav-
ing a crew of seventeen men. has been
blown up all Cardenas,whlle engaged in
removing torpedoes from that harbor.
The, deapateh adds that a torpedo ex-
ploded through the negllnencc or those
engaged in the work and that all the
crew of the boat referred to perished.
The despatch does not indicate who
ther the boat'was an American or
Spanish craft.
AN UNCONPIRMEI) liESl’A’l‘t‘ll.
New York, May lT-t-An unconfirmed
despatch from Havana is printed hero
to the eifect that an American vessel
engaged in removing torpcdot'is at Va»
bans was blown tip and titat the cit-
tire crew perished.
Nothing iii known at Key Wont ot
itny_sucb disaster.
N0 WORD A'l‘ KEY WEST.
Key West. May i7—-tioats which have
Just arrived here from the blockade
lion say they have no knowledge of any
eratt having been blown up at! t‘ardc-
has or elsewhere. The opinion is ox-
prcsitod that the Spanish report prob-
ably originated iii the Wilmington
sinking the Spanish nchoonor dcrclict.
loaded with old iron, as lolly t‘t'ptit'tctl
by the Autiot‘lilii'tl Press this morning.
N0 Ridi'tiit'l‘ lN WASHINii’l‘UN Yld’l'l.
Wulhlmtion. May lT—No t'cport hits
. rutclictl tho navy department to lttdl—
onto that disaster has ovcrtuketi any oi
the American velar-ls on tho blocknditttt
squadron. it it should be true. att' rc-
portcd (rota Havana. that our of tin-
vessels engaged iii thc roniorttl oi ripa-
nish torpedoes tit Cardenas was blown
tip. it could not have been larucr tittttt
a steam launch at most. tor that is the
class of boats omnploycd In such Work.
The department has ito information of
any such accident.
mo can ma vacuum.
mam"... .4
It to hid the President Wants Ono
loaded nous-d Ion hoop.
(By Associated Press.)
Washington. l). t.‘.. May i'i—-lt is li‘iil“
nod trout the highest ottlcial sourci- that
the provident has almost determined to
iii-tic an additional call (or from Mt.
unit to tampon volunteers tor ilto not
with iinnltt.
The government mitt-tin such it not...
sure as ittt important astrsttnrd. iii vii-w
at the possible toritititioit oi ittt nitrit-
alvo alliance with tinnin against ti..~
liniivtd iiitttcs by t-crtalit povtcrs ot’
Minor. 'l‘lto balls! is arowing in ot-
flttial circles in Washington that. ulti—
wists-iv. it will be unwary in land a
very lsrat- torcs at troops in tho l'hll
intone islittnitt. itti well as in Cuba and
time ltit-o.
The president bottom- that the iiitli'v
at «cool at ti litrIi‘ volunteer nrtnr
hold in rcscrvs would ho vrry lruut.
it is not at all lilioly under ilisso i'ii“
romances. that (Wrists will its sale
ad is live the unwary authority lot
a now nail. ,
Men—"m..- ,
Nil IMAM” ‘ ”
til! Mutated t
Mutton. its! iiw'l‘its American rabid
miss in this city have issttsd ia~
uracil-its to their mats to room to
transmit any Ipatiish flflt't'rtilflolii “Hr
“III.
PETITION!” ll'l‘ti lNlltiiNiiNi'V.
thy Miami limits.)
W. Irv-at mar. coins s rent-rut
m I“ Minion! baalnm in this
any. has has uni-m lain insolven-
BLOWN UP
OFF CARDENAS
l lier Entire Crew, Consisting of Seventeen
Men, Killed While Removing Tor-
that Harbor.
H9 NATION OF BLOOKADE.
Neutrai’loato, However, have Rights
Under the Prociunation.
(By Associated Press.)
Washington. May l7—As he leii the
navy department today to attend the
cabinet meeting. Socretat y Long stated
that he had no information relative
to the movements or tlte lloets lit the
still of Mexico that cottld be totttniitn-
iratetl in the public.
The fact that io-vcral vcrotols titulcr
neutral tings ltuvc ltccu pcrniltlcd to
pass the blockadc lines on tho t‘uban
count is not it; Ito initcn an an indica-
tlott ‘titttt tltc govcrnmotti intt-nds to ro—
lax thc blockntlc In any dcgrcc. lint
Nllilit' of thc naval oiliccrt-i on tho block-
ndini: station. tttinwnro of thc (act that
tltc blockade proclamation lssttml by
tho president, allowed tictural i't'risolv
in Cuban ports thirty days to vicar.
summarily ordcrrtl snow of iltcsc ships
to leave limttcdlaiciy on tho establish-
ment of the blockade. This was the
cast" with tho stcumcr Myrtlcdctic.
which was ycstcrdny pcrinittcd to pass
the ltlot-kittlc at t‘ardctius. The ship
had boctt pt-cvloiisly i‘t‘iillll't‘tl to intro
thc port by tho scitlor olilccr ot‘ lin-
hlockittlltu: iii-ct. Sltc was i'llillli‘tl tiil'
dcr'ihc prm-liiniittlon to rcnialit in port
utttli the 224i day of May. uitd win-n this
(act. was brought to the attention of tho
propcr authoriiics. ordt-rn wcrc scat to
Commodore Watson to lot tltc vrsscl
rc~ctitor (‘ardt-nnn harbor and rainy tho
pt'liilcgo ho had a right to t‘lillnl ttndcr
lltc proclamation. rio tlicrc is not. as
might have been stipptntcd iii iirst. any
ground on which the illiit'i‘ noutrnl
nations lllllil tlroat inrltnltt to clitlitt thc
t'lttlti for their wars in to pass tltc block-
itiic llucs iinlcss ih conditions :tro likc
illllnt' lti lltc Myrtlctictlj- riisc.
MAURO. 0mm
Assorted that an Agreement will be
leached at a Outcomes Today.
(lly Associated l'l‘t'll-l
Madrid. May l7~ Instructions burn
lit-cit sltou to tho marlilun- titttlinrltlcs
ttl llitrccloitn not to pcrniit tlic til'liltl'-
Iill't- ot liti‘ttt‘ steamers which tttliihi in-
tiscd an auxiliary rrttiscru.
rlontc oi the itcwspnpcrs today usscri
that itcttor iingnsta and iloitor tiara.»
will rcuch on sgrttcincitl at it coutcr-
cttcc this afternoon. in («rat ti cooll-
tton cabinet. whib- rtilicrs oxprcss the
opinion that Sonar iingastn utid riotior
tlatttttso will encounter so many diiil~
titltlcs titut it c will its t‘illllin'ilt‘tl to
abandon iitc tacit.
til hilt Wilt lilt‘tllit'l'i.
tliy Asstwintcd I‘rmJ
Ntw \‘nrii. Mil) l‘iwhturlou Manolo
Mason, tit-irons. who is now lti this ci..v.
announced today that sht- itttd ltrttttttlti
tout itt tiniitil tuition her husband.
'.ittt'ii" ids-ton. tor tlthti'cc on tho
stuttttd oi iitilfli’iiilll and Itoicsuptstrt.
silo. nitrates that her husband‘s ttrtttltt-r.
in wcii Mason. ltss luilticnct ti hint
«motion but. but the auditor denies this.
ti‘iA'l‘ld lilthl‘l‘Al. Atlttiit‘lA’t‘itiN.
(it! Art-twisted Fretted
llttt-ttorti. tiny it l'l'htt lhlrty-tourtlt
nitttnsl nits-ting at the (‘tttiiltu'llt‘tii
Hiltit‘ iistttst sssttoitiiitini was lswttn this
alicrttooit tit iiotal Will building. with
n latttt- attendance at Mlltlflti'tl. 'i'hc
ittllliiitl address was delivered by in.
Ni'ltttlli J. iiflli‘ill. 0! till! tilt]. “in
prt sitlotti at the wisdom. 'l‘itsrs are
ltd thumb-writ in all throughout the still"
i‘itttltm'l' 0drill)! httnlllittu.
tliy Associated Puss.)
Baltimore. lay t‘l-»‘i'iut piers, (night
Mondale! Mflmflmm
r
for Chickamauga.
today for Norfolk, Va.
' Eighty-two
WAR BULLETINS
thousand volunteers have now been
mustered in and are being sent. to ttiobi izing points.
A despatch from Havana says av’smail naval boat
has been blown up oi? Cardenas, resulting ‘in the loss of
17 lives. N ationalty amended.
The first section of the rcgimcttt'of New Hampshire
volunteers left Conant-,d N 1]., at 12 :30 o’clock today
The United States steam coiiier Lebanon, which has ,
7 been at the Boston navy yard for sever l weeks, sailed
fishyraiisaowm"
Blockading Fleet of Havana Would
meant-nah with Thom.
(Copyright 1898, by Associated Press.)
Go Board'i‘he Associated Press Des-
pateh Boat Kate Spencer, oi't Havana.
May 18. via Key West, May i‘l—The
ships of the American blockading iimt
are keeping a vigilant watch for the
appearance of the Spanish tlcot and will
not be taken by surprise should the
Spanish men of war round Cape Anto-
nio. the westernmost point ot Cuba.
and swoop down upon iiavana. All oi
ottr ships have been warned by Cont-
modore Watson of the possibility of
such a move. and sailors are kept cou-
tinitnlly in the tops, whom the can
svvccp the horizon for thirty mill-s.
looking out for tho first sign or a lion-
tilc ship. All tlic naval olilccrs oi the
blockade station aro anxious for it
meeting with too Hintttlnrds. ttnd whon
lnlortncd that the latest reports pinccd
thcitt oil the coast of Vcnczttcla tltoy
jubilantly declared that tho ctit-tny
could be hontntcd In between the Wind-
ward islands and thc Yucatan channcl.
to bo dcstntyod. 'i‘ho only it-ttr oxpt-cs-
sod was for tho satcly 0! our ships
blocking (‘lcntungoa littt tltcy do tiol
doubt that pro-cautious hart- iiH'll lil~
kcn to aarmutu'd thc ships now on tho
southcrn coast of Cuba. 'i‘bo torpedo
boats and lust. yachts oi tltc auxiliary
ilct-t hoop liic hiocittnliittt ships in m".
slant cotutitiinlcutlon with Key Weal.
uncut-c iht- tnoictncnts of \‘t‘snwlil .ll"
licliiit tllrct'it'tl.
.'i‘bthcnt~rul opiniott is that tltct-t-
will its no iuovcnit-ut ot tlo- army lit the
tili't‘t‘llllli oi (‘ubtt so hunt as ”W i‘ilnlii-
lslt tlcct months in Aincrlcnu watt-rs.
or until it Is inot tititl lM'iIit'll.
’l'hc blot-kttdc of Havana has lwt'li
liiitiiititllictl wlliioili lllcltlctil nint‘c tltc
t‘ontlc dc Vcnadllo and In-gttspi attentiv-
lctl to draw ottr niilptt tttttlt-r tlto ttitt
units at tho Santa Clara battery on Sat
tirdtty cvoning.
’i‘lic it‘t'tdicii triitittc littlsutrdlcu. which
ctttcrceii avaiin harbor a work and. til'
‘tinplcnsntit lttcldcut which no-
ccssltfi‘icd tlic iirintt of two shots across
the Front-humus itovi's bctorc ho would
show his ting. passed otti tlic slip at
about 1 o'clock and ltciidod lltll'iliit‘i'ui.
'l‘itc litibourdlou Is a tuna school ship
and tttrrlos six-inch nitd tlt‘c-ilivlt trans
and one pottiidors. ts~sitlcs two torpcdo
"lists. The Mttytlowcr run i‘ltttit' i‘llitlutli
in tho fright» to establish tiic i‘rcnrli-
nisit‘tt identity ttttd tttctt stood oti‘. titer
that was lint saltttcd.
‘l‘lto lliiltntirdlctt. likc iltc i~‘rcttrlt
sloop at war li‘tiiloti. bad on board rot-
tum. tilts to bound. probably. tor
sonic Mexican port.
The activity about tltc roost l'illiillh
nos. tinned- ot ilitaiiitdt cavalry sttd
parties workinl upon lortltlrntiotts
have hora awn daily aloiui iii-' snow.
llltl thcy have not born illitlctttrtl.
tirdcrs have boon alvon not in t"
tunic thc small rounds at tho squadron
to unnecessary danger.
OWWNW.
MW at the flatter Iota iii the It
lam Iver.
(liy Aastwisicd Prom
"whim-burl. N. V.. May li' tinwliult
at tho i'itlli’d litntrit i'cvciiti' ctiitor
tlrtntluitn wrist to the bottom at tho lit.
liswrearo river this toot'nliu and now
mitt on it!" side iii til test at water.
The strain" has lasso cut in two and
WIulfllt‘ii tar mt- tumult the Us.
tutdisrt canals in Montreal. Wlitlo
waitltia tor tugs this Morning in start
down the river. tits bow sin-tins. til
ind lti iottsitt. smith-sly outward to Milt
one side. lowing the podium under wu-
tor. The upper [onion then shifted
will“. drawing tits other portion 0:4
tints sway trots tits saw miss. st.
taut tar-W views. More.
sums were isst tam their trash-
mnasWu-m.
I
ammonia no man.
Twenty-{our Hours.
(By Associated Press.)
Howarden. May i7~Mr. Gladstono's
physician said this afternoon: "The
end is now near. Mr. Gladstone has
taken little nourishment. lie breathes
very heavily for it few minutes anti
then his breathing is hardly percep-
tible. Mrs. Gladstone is with her dy-
tiig husband. Sin! and other memebrs
of tile family do not leave the rooitt
for more than a low minutes at a
time "
liaWarden, May l‘t'«A bulletin is-
surri at 3:40 p. "1.. says: "i‘hcrc has
been it serious tailitrc of Mr. (ilati—
stone's strcnittit during the lust
lltlill'lt. ills panic in with dltilcitliy pcr-
ccptlblo at llic prints and hit: cxtrctni-
tics arc cold."
,ilawurdcn. May |7~~Wlicu oi'i'crcd
nicdlcinc at (:30 it. ill. today. Mr. illudv
stonc cxclaimcd: "No. no." Apart from
thin hr has seldom sptiltcti l‘Xt't’Ili to
coittntcnco ti prnycr. llc is practically
unconscious.
ll.twardcn. May l7. 5 p. itt.-«~.\tt oili-
t‘lnl Iutllctlu that issued says: "Mr.
tiladstono has mitt-ti n scrluos tttttt
for thc worse and his dciiilt may
capectcd iti twct tydoiii' hours."
in-
ounu. naval mono.
Over Criticisttts Regarding Alleged
Tardineu ot Connecticut Troops.
iii)’ .\H.iill'iillt‘l‘ i'l‘t‘rttti
t'untp lintrn, Nliillilt'. May it 'iltt-
pultlisltcd ctttulsm cttttttnttinir (tutu
\\'ttsltittalutt tour-tinting nib-nod taitli
none on tho put of t‘ounct iictti's quota
ot‘ \‘tllllllit‘t'l‘n .‘lt'iilllilii tit-itcral liuvrti
this torciittoii. .ttitl tho it-lcplittttc low»
iwcctt I'lllilll and NW capitol at “:ll'l-
.inid was kept but. with tho gt-ttctnl at
this otid and tiovcritor t‘ooitc at tho
otlicr. ’l‘ltc stoic tttitllttrltlcs lit-cc claim
that tho dcitty Ill trotting tbc tttctt liliti
shapc ls cutircly due to an unwillinw
actor on the port or the United Sitiics
oliiccrs in chain" of tin- cxnniiittttlott
work to Work morc lltuit tour hours it
day. It is stand that tho rt-ttttinr army
ulllccrs. over about tloucrnl lluvctt ltas
no Jurisdiction. bogln ihcir work at
10:30 ii. iii. tttlit- an hour and a halt
tor ltillt‘ll. and dop work til i p. itt.
'l'ltls noon i‘tdottcl lttll'tlt'ii rcpttriod
to ticttcrnl ”itit‘ll that lilac oi his colo-
pattlt-s wcrt- rcttdy tor tttttsicrlttit iu.
t‘ontpatiy it}. which still nct-ds titiot-tt
itiI'il. will be ready import-ow.
m III m ma.
Invent Iagtatoata to its Composed at
Moandthatlaoa.
iii! Associated Press.)
Witsiiitittioii. May l't' it was liltlt'ii at
"W Wliiiti "tNIM‘. as ilic i'dlilitci itit~
scitiblod. iiuti tlwic lttni latch on nutter-
int ritttttgc iii iln- situation. and scan-
tors and warsscntnilvcs who called
to discuss tin- siittntioa worn shown no
oilit'ial «Mysticism. A loan list at
iii)“ and navy nominations l
to be submitted to tho
doicgtllioii tit |lHMtI|ithl
slsiliitt oi tlovortiur l'ltwiiisn-it. i‘oinusi
.tntncs bowls and Pamela .itnistni W.
Lyons. csllod on tho memory at war
noisy and urged that all oi the toil rmv
annul- or ltotnnm to is» aunt ts i‘ililtt
ls- minis up at tolorcd titan. ‘t‘licy poiti
led out the “WWW" service the color-
mi taunts and lit ilts‘ntttttitsrtt climate-
and mm at them used to totnlltinns
similar to than to ho «inn-um in t' it
its. would intro in the campaign.
honours Aim was not shit- in Nil“
mic to oil at tho ltntnnitt minerals to
colored valuation. but love announce
that sttvrwrii at them Would tic contour
cd oi tin-ii at their raw.
'i’nc aisle-atlas also “W the on
minimum ““IMOM 'l‘lintttss ii. tit-l-
M. of intiisiaiia. as n colevnd ofone at
the immune remnants. tisptsltt list-
lay, it is said. hill the nodal-mt of
General lilies.
MINA?” ml manna I
inwflmuum
mount mi he Expected Within
six'
eral Greeley 'l‘altes Measures
(By Associated Press.)
New York. May 17-A special copy-
right despatch from Santa Lucia, Wits!
ladies. to the World, says:
A large, strange warship was slglttod
last night lying of! the West coast of
this island. t
Others were also soon to tho north-
ward ol’ St.‘ Lucia. 'l‘hcso vessels are
[it"lli‘Vt'tl hero to be a Spanish squadron
watching for the United Statics intuit--
ship Oregon. which may pass closc to
this island on its way to iv’a-y Won't.
M9733 OF TROOPS.
A Part oi Connecticut's Quotes to go to
Itonington.
(By Associated Press.)
(‘atttpllnvom Stair Military lictttlcz—
volts. Niantic. May l7—0tdcrs tt-ctiicd
_by tionctttl littrrn from tho tuljtttttttt
itottttal' s «tiiicc til litittotd this ilitllll
inst llltllt‘iiil .t ttutisl‘c -r of n lli'tli of tho
troops [m i this tau-1 at art curly «Into.
probably i illltl‘l‘llw. tlic ordcr. wttitlt
Ih’ lsstt-tl by thc coittutttntl ttl' ticttetul
liici'rlit. :tt tittvcrntu".- island. instructs
tin-itcritl March as soon as tho tontutntttl
ul t‘nplitltt lii'crkl-lll. Iiitilt'l'p ll. of
iii'itlnt‘litii'i. lat llllih’lt'l‘tti ill. in l'tl‘ul‘ tilti-
”ill!” and thirty tttt-n in Huntington.
Nationw- i'ollit "l‘tlt‘l‘fl itavc also iii’l'll
t‘mivcd ni littrttord. providinit i‘nr llit‘
partitioning ttl l-‘ort Griswold at tit-o-
tun. 'l‘lic molt who will no to Station:-
too will initc tcuts and all t-tititiipztut_
with rations tor tt~it days. Hitllt'i‘) it
lit bclttg rxutitlucd today and Iltcy will
probably bc ttiustcrcd in this attcrttoott
or tomorrow morning Anotltcr night
of rain crcttttd havoc oltli ilic ctttitp
and titlit Itioi'itlnit ltiiiwy a dry stitch
was to be tottttd oit iilt' urottuds. As a
t'csiilt lllls ititiriiiliit’s sick call was lllc
button! you. tito ttitit-crs luring as poorly
nit thc cullsiod men. The sutgcotat
were kept busy in treating slight colds
'l‘ltc spirits of NW tnctt rlsc and fall
accordion as tho indications nrc tarot»
itllit‘ or iiiitcrwlsc itit‘ lltt- pi'uiiipl llitit‘t'~
Iitciii oi the troops. t‘oloiici liut'tlcti's
contitutnd still Ittt‘itl twctttyrtout’ tin-n.
and ldt-tttt-nant llowsn rcl‘nm to .t-
ccpt the men titttil iiw conitnsnd its toll.
'l‘ltt» status at tho l‘t‘flllitt'lli by cttrttpntc
nut is til lolinws i‘otitptinlctt i‘. ii. i".
it. it and it have tillcd ranks. t‘ttutpnny
A rcquirts two. t'tutttutity il. toot.
t‘otunsny id. iiitcrn. and t‘ttiitpany l.
tlii'tvc.
tlourrsl iiavcu this torcnooo issutsl
an ordcr instruction i‘olottol littrdett. at
tho i‘irst rudiment. to how his tour
tusud ready for ntiistor litio tit» t'nitctl
titatss service at tail p. itt. utility.
i‘rotnpily at that hour the utmost-ins
ltt ccrotnoiiy lsgun and t‘oatpsny l".
‘iipitiiii Newton. at itsrltnrd. bad the
hosts- ot bring the that rotunda; to
I“! that until lillti heroin» million of
iitc government. The ceremony was
strikingly simple. The mtapstiy was
torilcd in its Itrwt. and headed by
capiiiiit and two lieutenants. ntnwiwd
two by two to the tatrsdo arousal. t‘ato
istti Newton stormed torwsrd and hogan
l'itiiiltl tin- tistttmt oi llin torn. libs-h
titan responded and s new (urination
was audit. the private in «our tins and
the non-«mutational slam in an«
other and the mount-stood ulcers in
a third. sit right (tics. They were torn
toasted and vrrlilod by Lieutenant
hows». it. it. A.. and lasts-ciao by its-
inr thdrul. tints wrro tin-n rcumv~
ed. the right hands rsiscd and no "IN"
swore allegiance to the ltnlird states.
As the ms vital titties the envision.
largely mum! of other soldiers.
and Ill trmdtm rm. and the
m iiisa stems leeward to sign tin-
tasster rolls.
. Palomar. minnows
SPANIARDSLAYING
FOR THE .JOREGON.
Warships Sighted 0ft ”theWest Coast of
Santa Lucia, West indies, Watching
for the Big Battleship.
MAT PASS THIS lSLAND‘
' ONHER WAY To KEY WEST
No’lnformation Relative to the Movements of the American Fleet in
the Gulf of Mexico Vouchsaicd by Secretary Long Today-Gen-
to Prevent. Spain from Becoming
informed of the Whereabonts of Our Battleships.
ORDERS T0 CABLE LINES.
Imam Taken to Prevent lovement
of our Ships Becoming Known.
(iiy Asatu-laicd Press.)
Washington, May 17v-—l3rlgadier Gen-
eral (iris-lay. chief of the signal scr.
vlcc of all strategic control of telegraph
and cabin lines. has ndoptcd citergetlc
illNit-lurt‘rl to prevent titc. ndntlrui of tile
Spanish squadron. now itt (‘arlbbcan‘
watcrt-t. trout hot-pint: [Kitili‘tl on tho
Wllt‘t'.'ltlit)lilti and niovctttcuts of l'ttitcti
Stub-s squadrons and of prostwctlvc na-
val and military operations. Last night
it" tcltgrttplicti to ill" thv York lliiillil'
itcr of tlic iinytian (‘ablt- company. for-
bidding tho sending or l't't't'lpi of any
tttsssagcs cxct-pt oliicittl tttossaircs to
and truth the l‘tiiicd Stator: itovortt—
tttcttt. disclosing titt- titovcttit-ntzi or our
ilccts nudmlilps. 'l‘iic ttntttaw-r atnswcr'
oti _tltis morning that tho ortlcr would
strictly obscrvotl. if Admiral
Sampson is lit liaytlati watt-rs. as is
t-ot‘tjcrlnrctl. tiirti ilils'cabic t'tstl‘lt'llon
lliultt‘u it lttqmssiltlc for his ittotcntcitts
to honour known circuit; to illt‘ amorti-
local. or it known. it is ltttpossittlc to
out the ittt’orttttttioc cw-pt
tl-rottult tltc gotcrttntcnt.
iw
.‘st'ilt'
ttlt.lk2t"l‘ til“ 'l'ilit) i'Nt‘As‘ \‘lSl't'.
tlly Associated i’rcss.)
Madrid. May l7"""0‘tl[lilil'iit'fl from
lluvana indicnlc that it in tho opliiioii
iiili‘t' attttoitu lllt' Spaniards ”that ilii'
l'r.i| illijl't'i til ilit‘ \‘lttll til illt‘ i'lii'ttti
tltcrc no.» ttt llfit't‘i‘llilli wlictlicr tho t‘npi-
\‘ct‘tic ilt'cl littil ill'l'lit't‘li. lit-Ilt'c "ill t‘ttl‘c
tuitcn by tho Spanish oiilclals to km p
the l'ttran til it tiliitithco.”
AN l-INVRIDI'E 'l‘ltl'i-l'l‘.
tliy Associated l'rcss.) .
Wort-tstcr. Muss. May i't' - 'l'iio i'on-
solldaliou of ton of tlic most proutlticni
ot the out-clone cotttpitiiics ot the coun-
try. representing ninety por cont. oi the
otttpttt of continental oiivclopcs. has
lit-cit clloclcti.
GLADKrt’l‘tiNi-l HiNKthl ltAl‘llllA'.
iiiy Asian-land Pro-s.)
lottdon. May lT—lloury tliadstottc
toolt a special train (min this city to
iiawurdoit this morning. duo to dis
ttaictlul itcws i‘ttt'tilt‘t‘t. trout lluwnrdcu.
lic sitid botort- its toll launloit titiii tic
(cartel his tuibt-r was sinking rapidly.
wit liM’it nor rinrrnsricn I
lit! Allin‘iaivtl Press.)
Tho liulttn. May it tip to this at-
tcruaoa no protcsis have been rtwolvcd
trout Washituidti warding the cost-
in. and provisioning oi tittsttislt war-
ships at Mutton. linicii \t'ottt litdlos.
m
Dllfl.
m
Al.l.llN-« lay it. iliitli. st Norwalh.
William it Allan. and ii scars
ll‘i‘ittttdii are! iIti‘ilati to utioliti tint
funeral (ruin his lsic li'litil‘tiu‘. is
Wm avenue on ‘ittnrsdsiy alteration
til I o‘clacit. interment at the con
i .
IIMMANIOUI.
W
No‘rit‘l Having least
at” tin-has. "which loans
liars liars hadsta tattai its rem
We eat tea fire leaner. i ll soil
It! “a" at . ‘s liters . .
sins-t
III in
II:I0VI?‘NT”‘A£:NF.VT Thom“
. at its
It" “I M W
war in.” M m
mounts “m "M
moors-s
I'M til NU
menu still at term
it. . t
“HIM. Ot Minion
till t .at..« nad-
EWr
say-melanoma.
mmmnsuru
statistics “can
W MW
MMH ‘ ‘
WANTED—First-class pa
by the roll. No others‘a
Decker.
Norwalk
WANTEIH‘ ompeteiit girl to
al housework. Apply It
avenue (Earle Hill).
ironing not required.
WANTED—«A competent
girl, speaking good it!
situation to do genoi' or? ‘
Apply. 31 Lockwood a ‘
Norwal lk.
WANTED—A position by
dy as nurse. Addreaa,
care of Sentinel office.
WANTED. —A situation as . ..
er where heavy work is no
tAddress Willing. Sentinel .
ce
WANTED. —P sition by reiia
man as cash er or saiewo '
light. steady work. Adam ‘
ble. Sentinel tip town attics.
WANTED—Gentlemen hour
per Week. Pleasant rooms
table board. 29 Washington
Mrs. Mulvlhill.
TO LET.
’i‘O l.I£T~-Slx rooms. Music no
suitable for otiices; house
rooms. with improvements.
Art-h street; house. 5 rooms,
strrct, rent, 37. E. A. Wood
To l.lv"l‘—~t‘ rooms and bath,
’irinlty Place: 8 rooms and -
14 Franklin street. W. 1!. ~
It
West street.
'l‘() l. 3T~iiotisc or eight rooms. at It
Maple avontic East. Nomi!
quin- or it w. (iorhaln. om
l’oiitt road.
"ll. h"l‘~ Pasture for horses and mild
lot. lnqtilto of C. F'.
N01 "
last Norwalk.
'lt) i.b11T~i.t)wcr apartments 15 W
shall stroot Water and sent -
nccilons. l’osscssion at once. m
ticl 'l‘. llutt it. NW“
To LET—Twit pleasant mm
rooms suitable tor light
lntt. "it Washington street,”
Norwalk.
FOR RENTaliouae littl ;. ‘
lngtott street. .26; I ‘
Zandt avenue. m: in ‘
brick row. South Main ”at; .
apartments over Seymour'a m
to $9: wood floor. it On.
‘7 “Milli"! W A Orlfltl. ”as .
oi liitstioii Frost. -
"Io I it’i‘—Socond iloor over 1. I.
ton's oiiltc 5 rooms.
quire oliico ()ld Well Char
tilt Washington strut.
v u R h
to i. ltt'i‘-Slx rooms. lasts Hail »
suitable for palm:
rooms. with im
Artlistrect. km“.
”to l. "l-—iionss or arm
ntodcrti improvements).
cd and decorated.
A Holden.
'11) l.ttl'- Six room invariant -
chard Itmt. Data roan. '
range and boiler. Twe ,
tron West am '
moderate not to '
quire at No.0 0cm“
1‘0 IM—F‘uflm t. h .
lat lain street. m
ore improvements with n
Inquire as M.“
ihgan' store. it'll.“
1‘0 LIT—The use“ and M
and link» streets.
aide tor flees. but no. ll
mummies. Ital
lustre at t‘. I. Milli.
attest. Namath. or I. it.
l'im Washington street.
I
~~¢~nnoauuu~nam
'ro liar-tum owner M ,,
ass Attenuates-Isl.
iaqalreat lim' Md-
". III-I.
Milt HM ti i‘ittidtl“ Vim M
new i acre at land hum. t0
litrnticv. hot and said
shop. treasury. must-at.
to "in door. Mitt “are
iimita. Addrm. ‘
nittt. Norwsiit. toss.
Milt llAidt ladys m
cyclo. twirl new mi.
iii hr
mastitis}: I. WI"
. “M t
Within Kuwait
"3' “A l. '9
i‘. " We .95
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