3.2.t
' '42 xi“ Hui-“.1
3.
jun. thlon ol
”who. only tt.~s a. m.—'l‘he cab-
fl lta meeting yeaterdoy. dloeao-
‘lho uuootion of otrencthonina the
" 7 W o! Irate and or ending the
“not!” the noooaaitleo oi the mom-
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t.
‘(
ll lo‘oalti the government into not re-
ootvod a communication from General
M the Iponiah commander at San»
”do Cuba. with reterence to the
ydhpitulltion of that place. Such a
‘munlchtio‘n. it is explained, would
no to Captain General Blanca. who is
eta-moat to decide.
All ofloial‘ deopatch .trom Havana
I la)! the oioamer San Domingo baa ar-
rirotl It Vim Punta mun Mexico. with
prorloiolo and letters. saying that
Mulel Riot?) has been. bombarded
I“;nt on In by an American war-
A Match from tlovernor-tleacrai
W dated from Manila. says the
limit!“ are divided into two‘ parties
Min independence or autonomy.
I“ aid! that a majority ol the inhab-
ltlnta of the Philippines arc oppoaod
“the American occupation oi the in
m and he expresses the belief that
by the concession oi reforms the colt~
ddenoo ot the natives can still be guin-
ed.
A’deopatch from Washington yester-
doy andoauced that (‘aptain Sawyer.
the signal oillcer at Key West. has re-
ported to‘ the war department that a
uni aimed the San Domingo has
been wrecked of! the island of Pines.
which who trying to run the blockade.
tier nationality was unknown bttt it
I'll believed she was one of the re»
ooio secured by Captain General liltin—
N to run the Cuban blockade and fill"
lllll load ouppllos to the army.
The reeordo do not allow any ship
named the San Domingo. but it to
thoulhl probably that the yeaoel re-
ferred to is the Sunto Domingo oi the
Britlah steamer Dublin Castle.
W W.
m‘a Ihlpo waiting to Ihoot
Over the line into Iantlaco.
Oil. Santiago do Cuba. .luly ill. rbt
Klmton. Ja.. July it. onto a. m.-~
'l'ho bombardment of the city of San-
tiuo by Admiral Sampson}: llt‘t‘l.
which it had been intended to ltcuin
thil morninl. was, again postponed on
account of\a nodular trotn (tern-rd
Shatter announcing another truce.
Tho Mnoauohuaetta and the Oregon lttnl
onus up lrotu (luontauuuto bay tor the
purpose of participating. 'l'bt-y will
now remain here until required. The
paatpouontent of the aural assault on
Wino will delay the mtliiuu ol (‘otnv
nodoro‘a \Vataon'a alpaulrou loi' lilt'
cull of Spain temporarily.
Admiral riauiptton liltl loriuully litt‘l‘
nod General Shatter that ho aunt not
W any accoptanro oi nurrrnticr with-
out trot rouuultlnu hint. Admiral
”mil lo anxioua that any iturroudor
ohali include a tltot'ouah removal ot all
linen in the harbor and lli‘ titan-u...
lid. oi all pom which ltato tired on
NI Ihlptt.
'l‘ho Ihluu ate uowlyiaaoloauadotw
initial to about tlt‘t'l‘ the ltiiia into it...
city. it in hoped by the naval ultimo-
that Wei rlhattor will soon ritht-r
into the city or he ntttwaotul in hir
my. lor a aurrentter.
Wrm
MM. olutitittl' til"i‘lNll.
W Midi iiiOi'hI' Mutual about-iti-
xii“ til New Rolland hold it: nomad
“I“ Will! tutti liohi that)i at Liabl-
m Ml. New Haven. iteolerday at
“d event". About titty at~
Min lrotl all parttt oi New
The committee had prepar-
o prove-m at too ovouta which
mil-lo h omitted on account 0! ti..-
W. Wired ttl their out-
”. ' ho olorhtt intuit- torrry tn
iioioi. when on oiatauatr
‘ who oorvod at 3 o'clock
pm ‘ tho W autay upset-hot
own I“ I. loyal Keith M Norwalit.
he“ a Win.
W
twill pumr lat blowil
‘ * III. that the door tutti
tubi-
I.
I!
it
‘7 to at: ohoulder. an
, fl % and. ohtittlao lllll
h. "who llid t mitt
lateral"
the What "in thogpnblioeyoiu
thooaiua'dioootooatnh‘hln lie lathe
magi m inhalation, and an ill"
Mmmwfilkw m
o
ltpoto. But not “mm
tho. ooidid' iatho‘worhot tho‘oliieiout
war my. who now-to the
trout in tho intone“ child about new.
paper and hoepo theworid in notch
\loneh with the dotullo ed the fightlugi
To aooompllah thio the writer moot be
in the very van with the fish .
expand to the W Moore.
the name hardtthipo. inquired. by the
undoubted hardihood. Nor to- it.
the moral advantage at the otddior. who
in the pa-iottato 1:10th of drills
and charging with hie fellowa leela an
enduring illitp. which mahoo every pal;
lant drop of blood tiualo. Even the
timid man ulowa on snob owooiouo.
'l‘he commandant. on the otherhaud.
moat draw hie inspiration no a noncom-
botant from bio own auntie oi duty and
the native well of courage bubbling in
hia he .
The actual oxpioitaof auoh daring
apirito no Forbes. Hoflahan. Millet.
Crawford othero in getting. [mallar-
ing and transmitting war nowa. olien
under circumntnuoeo ol the moat extreme
dlillcnlty. hat-o conquered the warmest
caeotuinuta 01 military etnnmandora.
Yet tin-no yory generals have in many
iuatnncoa trownod at the W of
prose reprota-ntutivott for profouional
reunion. and admiration hoe been or-
toriod trout tilt-In only by the moat mu-
viuclng luottt it moot lniairuo in mind.
too, that when the fltlldllJl‘ rests alter
the toils of tho ntarohaud the brittle tho
currwlauidcut must ttmtitt hull on in
apitc of aching brain and 'mnaelo to
i oomph-to bin nutorta and has otten then
lriddrn for nutnymllea in the deodo!
night to littd u telegraph station. in no
phase of army llxpttl'ltlllco are tito high-
est qualities of lulloaiblo will and com.
ago more maratuntly tuned. In tho prim-
t-nt emupuinu. since the lighting actual-
ly be mn by non and land. tbo American
:trtuy mmtamltdenta havo itpionditily
unstained tin-trttdititant of their craft
in tho excellent-o oi" their work tutti tho
itttropidily with which they burn
plunuod into the thickest o! the light-
ing to insnro tho til‘i'lll‘lit‘ly of their but-
tlo picinrm. And when donth inut mate
in tho tlittcharuo of duty they hayo
laced the grim alu'ter like ht‘l‘twfl.
What liner thing, for example. could
be than the quiet fortitude of Edward
Mnruhull before rhuttlauo. who. ulntottt
tthot to tit-nth by No Maura-r buiit'lri,
went on dictating ii dirpntch to hint
newspaper! All honor totheao valiant
apiribtl b‘neh‘ittu'oiant inapiroo own rad-
tiiortt lltotaocivou.
’l‘ho Siberian Railroad.
Tho npprtan-bitu: ctanpit-tion ol the
grout Sila-rian railmad. which will bo
tlpttlltid along its t-ltlll‘t‘ line in 1904. ac-
cording to tho directora‘ roport just
made. calla rotten-Hi uttontion to a irr-
unutdoua Work. it hurt not involved any
mutt «autumn-int: problems. for llltI
route watt ouryeyrd liltu'ttlti them. The
first railroad built in limwlu under the
uuupiooa o! Erup‘ror Nicholas I woo
planned on tho aculo ol a ruler. the
atraiuhtcot lino beta-con two nitrite. and
«suit a lubuloutt aunt per utlio. That will
lilo armature» III the ttlltttol‘hl. who
would ruin nature by it nituao. Tito
rllbt-r‘iun road into broumttuanitudly yct
lhorouuhiy built with a oiutrlo track.
and the main lcaturo of wonder in it-
t‘tIllhll‘llt'llHll in" its itutnonao lcuutit.
Such a llllit had il‘t‘tllllti tt military
inwardly to llama aa wrll art a coin
tucrciati one. and it will ho worth 500.-
000 tuitlti‘nuutl ttoltliortt totho rear and
war nut-ht in any «totem iiubroulio. Art
it iuouu-t of tittyolopltut tho tutti and
aortrooly opcuod roman“ of Siberia lie
vttittocttu Miltl‘l‘li)‘ be computed. ll io
Iiatod that in tho lututthol August.
whoa tho iiuowill ho tuttuutitulrliutoit.
740“.th butllitu oi mlon‘tata will he
ll‘tlllilhlrlitti tutu in the punitiro want-i
to new itotutut. When the work elutii
hitt'o ill'ullltt thud. a do tiayo‘ journey
will alrdlo tho earth. do u lat-tor lit the
ot'oitttitut u! hwiau patrol and Wraith
untit'uut baa l‘\'i‘l‘ been douo to compare
with lltbt ttrhiovoutcttt. to‘ibor‘tu. or litto-
u'init Mitt. ill curtain in the not tlinlttiil
ittlttro lo iltt'ttllitt thouumt 'll‘itflltfllul
lltll'llilli ol tho umpire. tot climate. and
and aluuat iatliiilllt'tul l't'iltllll‘i‘tul tarot it
lttl‘ Itioi'tt than similar ttuutiliitilui tio
lion-pout lino-la. Yet thin to the nation
hon-cloud in «amount titoualtt with
turtle tlrtarittoto. ll‘ilhi horroro and the
auto royolbutt tritium of ataadutlunt.
t‘tdtawi t‘ortllo. otto oi our titanium
ulaawra to reported to intro tried to
atarro hint-toil income the table at-
totahtutaavo him a elect forh willie
tat-ow prouu and only not hittdly to
American t‘oatd boot when the ovoroluhl
wao mutual. lie may not have been
born with tt "diver lllttilii in hit swath. "
but «ritually watt with the «ham
itttpltuuuni. Yul own ittthad “lop.
antler tho Claudine It!“ "’
'l‘bt- art at tuition taut la the right
piaooo to tho it in the wioaoo o!
yon-rumour. but that at Mill plum
tor the dittoaaioatotl the atoll diloalt
Au unwanted tioltt it not tally a
brtuh ia the otraotaoo at haohraptoy.
but it u the more at other a plot-oat
lrioadlltip.
'l'howooilhionnaiohowhoiohoot
mutual; tho petal it howho lo
mm.
...._ -.___
. ..... a” .—
- .. .eumwub'
thomwhiukothoy Do.
A bartender of Herttord baa apent
many of bio apare momenta lately in
otudyinz the tantra ot illea. anti be boo
come to the conciuaitut that they love
intoxicanto.and delight in bot-0min; In-
toxicated. lie aaya that‘ he haa aeon
whole armieo ot ilteo Intoxicated in his
place at business.
All llieo that are found in the eu-
loon. the bartender said. are nauaiiy
about the bar or on the rolling over
the her and .iilllltiiy all other parta of
a unlodn are without the pcata. ,'l‘hi.t
caargd the bartender who tella the
atory til-"lityeatiaate why the fllca pre-
ferred the vicinity oi the bar to other
pane of the room. He claima to have
put a quantity of diflerent kinda ol li-
quors and beer on the bar for the horn
em or the tiles in the room. i’rttty
noon the bar was all covered with liter
and from the obaervationa of the bar-
tender. beer was their favorite drink.
They accrued to have a preference for
the foamy beer. too. for they partoolt
any of the other oomph-a that W-‘t’c
placed on the bar. The pin. wbbdtcy
and wine tutti other spirituous liquora
which were. put out for their brill-int
ware not patronixed very liberally. and
as soon no the foam had 'tlleappear‘cd
from the beer it watt noticed that the
dies would leave and no to beer that
toutained loam.
After the tiles bud partakeu of the
liquors for some time without being
disturbed they flew from the bar to the
rolling over the bar and the bartcn~
dcr thought he noticed evidences of in»
toxlcation about them. They appeared
less active than before they drank the
liquor anti tin-re were more of than on
the, ceiling. To distinguish the files
which had dranlt the beer from the
other files he threw white tatwdcr ovcr
ttutny of them as they lay oil the cell~
lug asleep. They were tliuturited by
the action and lclt the ceiling. but soon
rcturtn-d to ll and for annual hotirr
they remained in the some place on tin-
tclling rlcvping off their jugs.
.-\licr the tiles hurl aicpt till the of-
{nets of the liquor they attain returned
to tilt bar and tin- coiling soon heroine
cit-.tr ol the “bite lucky and the bar
was t'ol'l‘i‘l'ti with tilt-tit. 'i'itt- barteri—
dor ante than another trout but title
time he only put out lwr: slot. but
without a "head.“ and some fl‘t'rtii
.iruwn beer. The truth drawn iN'T
was given the pit-terrace and it was
covered with powder-buck tiles in a
short tltn-r. .ifttr tltt- tiles bud lliiotl
up it Si‘t’iiiill time they \‘u-nt to ”w ct ti~
int: again. More lib-t tcinutm-d
some lillll‘. .\il lib little tiny wrro
watched by the bartender and his t'\-
bet-uncut» led him to lit-1m. Had to .~
iil't' “lift: of lllltlhlt‘iilllrt to «tow... :ml
”it" litt‘l‘ tit'illlht itt Rotting drunk,
—»~...-........._...-._ ._.. ~
ill)Sl‘l'i‘.\ l.
ltli
lil'l|.lll.\‘il S'I‘Aii'l‘i-Ilt.
Architect llarriaon ti. l..tuttton. oi
liridacport. baa spent cona‘ttlerttble
time for the post low days urrutluilttt
to brain the wort. ot buibllna tbt- Nor-
uulh lltlrtiliiiti. which in to in- built llll
tlcr his mum-intend.tn-c and direction.
.\li'. iatitlttull l‘iuhl‘il the contract to».
tween the Somali. linutn’lillitlll not
John l“.liitiliitt for tho t'lt'.i\liliiill)‘ and
foundation yesterday. ”the branch of-
lit'e of Mr. idilllhtlil. \i‘liiit- l... 1,. mini!“-
iiilt‘lliiilli: lit“ \‘illlnll‘llt‘lloll of tho buil~
tliua. Will be with tlould lloyt. the well
hliiiwll It'ttl «elitit' dealer of Wall air-wt
Norwttllt.
-‘-——--—-—-——-
.ll'l.\' tidbit} l-lX'l‘iiAmlitiNAm'.
The old luahiolitui merchant. who
llt'llt'Yl‘h llit' thriti atop... itlllillu ill
Human-r mar. and who llti‘t‘l‘ unit! for
anybody“. trade. own In cold woulin-r.
dt‘uu» tloutt tho fiiiittll'r. rtN'Kh ilto
mob-o corner of the store and dozt-a.
u in u hr iuu't ltccpiua the dice away.
llc lt‘lillwtt titt-rt-'~« no ll‘tiiil‘ iterator lll‘
timer has any in lilr nillliilli‘i‘.
'ilio up-todttlo incrrltttitt. who unlit
tor lutaiuean the your round. and who
mittttbltm hi» ollort» to attract buycra
\tltru ll'iitli‘ luau. iti‘hilil bin alliili|il in
tliltieiliuiiii'r to keep tltiuua iirrly. ii
iii‘ iiiitllt‘ii how ill‘ mics-redo. it‘itb-itilr
Meta» a: (‘o. ot llridarpori. know
how. if one may littluo by the Micron»
attendant upon their .luly utili‘n lit the
rum.
'i‘hia tear the attic bttaitot Friday.
July lilt. Extraordinary iatrtittiutt are
to ho ourrcd itt tt wido lunat- of null
unit-a lor liit‘ll. youua tut-u. but boy»
and little lt'ilott'u. idle-rat prlrr-tirttpu
will be llilltli'. tillii rt'cry induct-audit
mode to little bttyet‘a help to clear tho
ntoro and to help the nttti‘t‘ to carry out
its policy of carryiaa no hood» over to
another «cur-on
The beauty of thbt ratio in that it
brine» within roach oi the hunt alou-
tier porno Miluntiliilhll' lillltll when
they're lit‘illlt'tl litual. but ill end-uh
the neutron Iil‘ll'i‘ll. duly cloth» til lep-
Iontla-r price» are not to be penned by.
And they will not be lliiliioil by with a
cool. nutrition More and ti boat of ex-
periottoml ttuiuallloll: with prim nl~
ililitil down to lol'tt lor hilll tempora-
turr citaltittu end with "Your Money
bach it you want it." the rule at the
trade to ottrart buyer: and to Idaho
httyitta my and catniortohlo and note.
”’ *1 .1. “ W, .;‘ . ‘ '
Surrender wholtao ”perimet- dwttit
i.
of It more liberally than they did at ‘
tittl El you 7. .71;
‘Finttt'in‘Qualttyy .
Woohlngton St”
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Lowest in Price.
Gearge E. mmto
Ladjeys’
and the prices are right.
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st Goods
and G‘ents’ Russets
, ‘ OF ILL KINDS.
'l‘itcae goods cannot be equaled anywhere,
r the War Lasts they will to Higher.
(.‘uii curly and get first selection.
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South Norwolk.
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Rod. white and blue Envelopes.
Rod. white and blue Flags.
lied. white and blue Embicma.
MAMRWM!
Chas. A. Freeman,
ALI. lilo NEWEST and POPiliili iiilGRililiGS ind TYPES.
w’ r
'i‘in- only printing house between New York and
Bridgeport \titoro those oil‘oots-cau be produced itt colors
‘ Ocean Itoamaltip ’l‘ichoto. anti Itorilu
oaotiatol.
-tt ART il—
PRINTER.
44 and iii Water street, South .\'orwa|k.
Rotor: Point Grove!
t‘otutuonciuu Saturday. .luiy litit.
Dancing Dally.
i‘ouuuonciug Monday. July lltit,
The Great London Girouol
' liiii R0i0ii POINT ilPiiOiliIBiil' 00.,
J. Pluhouatoltt. (loner-oi Manager.
A
SIXTY-FIVE PEI CENT.
ill the business men of this country die poor. lly prom it
action rot! uuty coca to. b uppiyitur totiu
Connecticut tieuera utot oru policies.
tl‘iltitliilltiiy ttou-lorlo’ttublo'
llcuiht‘tt utply to S. S. i
Norwalh. loan.
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tor one of t to
‘ . lgtltllii ittti little:
i." cash ill old alto.
. llotutuetiteu. mitt. South
For par-
ltlothht. toho- Ito plane. There in no outntitulo tutti limo
never will be. it in unique and oriuiual. hoidluu ltt ilo ilmt
[my all the |utu|tiu ill town. The paper and ti o tit-tilde are
tut-ottoman. Their intone-ta are both tuttiuai. and they both
to titrott'it the ideal pup”.
.hliflV it. The only praotloal tray of attraction tltoao pantie
The Evening Bontlnol.
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I ’ Aft-lend foradvloe.
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’ A woman for eympathy.
Go To
1 litmttgent for charity.
But for Wall l’apero, i'niuto. ‘Artieta'
Materlultt, Picture Framing.
Art own, Painting
and
Paper Hanging,
Go To
Decker’s
Til Waaltlugtnn Street.
i'iouill Norwnill.
Ston- opt-n evening: until it o'cloch.
100 Busheis‘
ansting
Clams
For the 4th.
intro your onion early for
Hill-‘1‘ CltAiirl. SALMON.
idliit-l'l‘l-liit-l .......... . ...........
i.l'l'l‘|.l'I NECK PLANS
soul ottt on the ltnllttltt-ii...
WATER.“ EIMNti on ice.
- Hunt We-
Zelulf’s.
Jacob M. Layton.
Fin. Li'- ond Auction.
INSURANCE.
lieal Bottle and Hotter Agent.
Draito. Leona N
and Stoeho Sold.
orl'lCl. t RAILROAD rue:
SOUTH NORWALK. - - - court.
Notary Public. thuowlounoato
Taboo.
D. W. RAYMOND.
Snnerd‘llireetor
and Smhainter.
fl 'aoldouloa It. loath lot-walk.
Iooidoooo. I creatoat Mata
Telephone at hello. “-0. '3
Still littrtll luau lint
Open daily. except Saturday. from t
a. m. to l: m. and front 1 to I p. at:
taturtlay. 9 a. m. to it lib. and on loa-
ay ovenlttao from 1 to I.
lnteroot allowed on «patio.
ALDEN DOLMANI. hoot.
JOHN ll. PIRRII. Vloo-Prooi.
alto. F. unlined. loo. and Troaa
litutdina olieu matter a men tall at
wot-do that he in unable to prouottnoo.
m~m»~—
l thittit tawut'u Witch ilaool Intro
to the lino-t reparat‘ott on tho Inorhot
tor lilil‘tl." writer John 0. Dunn. of
Wltmtiiua. W. \‘a. 'l‘ry it and you will
think the tiuttto. it ditto cum ttttaetnn
tillti all Iiiill dim-ea. word it
Wml. Norwailt. lion it. till .Iouth
Namath.
'l‘lto woinolt who lii'tttt hint» partic-
ularly revel: to thaw ovoaiha callm
who tItalat upon iollluu tier the moat
harrowinl butular ntorlt-tt they ituow.
Witt your ttottloo min-t tliooaoo by
action promptly. due ‘ltieato cottoh
tum rodttm immediate reoalto.
When lotion early it reroute oouoamu
otloa. And to later it iorolohoo
“tempt rollot. hdwerd P. Weed.
o'ckwallt. (loo. 0. Itliiooa. loath lor-
wa .
Noelle dotto up all day to tail eel-
loro pooitmiy need a root. and the
woman who doolroo to pneorro tho
coatoorolltorthrootwiilooaralow-r
more! or mum.
. .m t
ltoamor'anhnookiu'lumanou
m loatlo Itroupe.
(By Aoaociotod Prue.)
Victoria. B. 0.. July li—‘l‘he steam-
cr Warrimoo. tron Honolulu. robot-to
that Major-General Woolay Merritt
has arrived there on his way to Man-
Hit.
The (‘ity of Porn aimed at Honolu-
lu July 5. The lemon City and In-
diana were expected that oveninx.
Bandmuoter Watoon. ol the Thir-
teenth Minnesota. was aulerinl with
typhoid lever and w.» tahon to the
Red Cross hospital.
The Monterey and oolller Brutua
loft Honolulu tor Manila July lat.
The Monadnoclt. with the oollier Ne-
ro. arlved at Honolulu July 8. Naomi-
aary repairs to her machinery will do-
lay her there six or aeven do”.
The Nero was in lint claoit ahape.
The Monadnock made the trip alone
and bad a hundred tone or coal lett.
She averaged ten knota the whole. die.
lance.
1' GUM 0! IIIVNIIIII.
‘l'ho Gouhoat Ion-lam Ordered to
Iail for the m Ot'tnot. ' '
(By Anociuted Preoe.)
San Francisco. July ll-ln accord-
ance with orders Just received front
Wuahlugton ihc gunhoat Bennington
will probably nail today. probably for
the Alaskan coast in quest of priva—
tecrs. t‘aptaln Nichole of that vessel
has been examined by a medical board I‘ ‘
of survey. but tailed to pass and Lieu-
?m: Mottler. of the Albutroa‘tt. bun
i
n appointed to command the. Ben-
” ington.
Lieutenant f‘omrnander Curtis will
nuslll'm‘ control of the Albatross and ,
will probably be in command of the
mosquito fleet when Admiral Miller
transfers his ting to the Philadelphia
and leaves New York for Honolulu.
'l"iie revenue cutter Grunt will sail
on Friday. also for #rlhei‘n watera.
St. Paul. .\iinn.. July li—lt is be-
lieved here that the steamer Saga. be-
longing lull syndicate of South Daho-
ltl capitalists. Willi the mysterious craft
which gave rise a few days ago to no
pony from the Parlilc coast that a
Spanish privatecr was in that part of
the world. lying in wait for treaauro:
laden ships from the Klondike. The
Saga has just arrived at Vancouver.
having been taken trout its ownora
trom t‘t-utrnl American tralile to en-
gage in the Aluahan trade. The vettael
is of torolun build. and as it carries
the tint: of Holland. some timid cap-
llllll..~t'0‘lllfl thorium at a distance while
on bi..- way tip the count to \‘anvouver.
.loubtleas mlatordt it for a Spanltth pri~
tau-er and httatily carried the sonar
tional news to the nearest port.
“HUAMV m
Partleularo of tho M Nil. 1!
muted Dr. loud.
(By Auoclatod Prion.)
Seattle. Wu. July liw-Newa of tho
trituit‘ tittlttlt til ilr. Wiilllm Will. all
noted tniuiuu expert at Philadelphia.
near the \‘ladt-r glacier luat winter.
have been received here. it came in the
shape of a letter trout ii. i‘. Wathlna.
formerly at New York. who wait with
I». heard. Watltinu barely eat-oped
with iii-t own lite.
They had been cauaht in a auow
niitlo luat alter crtuuiua the liaoior.
autl utartwi back to tho limiter line. A
nliiiiil nlltlw alltlc \‘iilllt' down and bill'-
lotl m, lit‘iil‘il.
.\lr. Wutisiut. escaped and tar ton
day-mite atruuuloti throuah tutor: and
ice. alliuilailli. on raw tan-on. uncooh-
rd rice and rolled oats. Finally he
nttcrootittti ill rcuchliu Vilnius.
i‘rotn another atttli't'e u in learned
that ilcard‘tt body watt M'tIVOi‘fll.
(‘thNldl"l‘lt‘l“l' l'A‘l‘liN'l‘rl.
The following our trout-ti .luiy ill.
lititl. l.itti luruiohod irotn oillceo at A.
hi. Woo-tor. putt-at lawyer and oolich
tor. "rampart. Faun:
ii‘raucio ll. lilt'hhi‘tio. liartlurti. im~
or machine; l‘raaeio ii. lticitartiadlttrh
lord. aewiua machine; iluiatrt P. lithe
artitt. New llritalo. oewlua while:
t‘harictt l.. Tooho. llorlturtl. windiu
mohauiaat; Mom limo. iiartlarti.
lt-ray apnttrrtuo; t‘lutrioa r. ilroohor.
Torrinltoa. with. attachment: M
.l. llaii. Wallinofortl. tool~hoadlot
i-‘rauolo I. Mat. Mid. parodwor-
rter: loam V. Waohtatree. Waterbury.
bathe. lie-loan. fluorine A. halite.
Cromwell. lay berth: Granted 0.
(lane. New ilritaiu. «ulna for door
rhoclto. 'l‘rado-narha. Warner brood
company. lulu-«port. corooto.
m: oltttt-TVIo oi "It" riita ore
art-hon. your filiil or. to frootttfod.
one of your ooro la tutoring and that”
timer polo.
Fallout—How lo the whoolf °
"Without a unearth."
"Thanh heaven. ‘l'o ihiah at that
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