Evening sentinel, Friday, July 15, 1898 · page 1

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data.» no um the Stead
“tub-rite limelhs.

hamlet- I. starts to as-
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“More meetings were the heat.
hulatoiatlsathnoemfany thlls’far
hailihhyesratlell island. [ADI
halo” the boar ior the aervlses to he-
gta .the tent was well snail. and be-
hn the close them were large num-
mmmmintheshadeofthe
tress nearby. The «motion services
were condoned by w. r. Waterbury.
of Its-lore. president of the Stanford
Christian hdssvor union. nnd‘ln thy

eve-ism Anrew v. Heath. pres-

‘ that oi the Norwalh union. pre-

sided. The singing was led by Mr.
MI. The address by Rev. George
l. Broker. in. of Stamford. was

, tent and timely. ilr. Broker made
‘atich a [nod impression at this his first
public address outside oi his own
chureh since his coming to Stamford
a low weeks ago. that it he is announ-
ced to speak min all who heard him
yesterthy will wish to do so again.
It‘s. lit. 1!. Whittemore. who bad Just
arrived at the island. spoke for half
an hour in the ailernoon and tor the
am hour in the evening: and lite
spoke again this morning. The illus-
trated address by Dr. Pecli was one oi
‘the most pleasing features of yester~
day‘s gatherings. Though the hour
was late when he began last evening.
as many as could conveniently do so
remained to see his pictures and hear
the address. The views were. excep-
tionally I” earn

Rev. Arthur Mlle. who has had
the planning at Wheelluen' a Day for
this aileraonn and evening. announc-
WW oralrlioe which promises
to be of great interest. Dr. l’oclt will
again use his ateriopllcon this even.
in. Though the mwtings toduy M‘t-
eamlally for the riders of the wheel.
they are not exclusively an. Every-
body is invited. and the address will
he oi interest to all who may route.

Tomorrow will be devoted to the
consideration oi iteeeue Missions.
The speakers will bl! from among noun
0‘ those \‘IaltillI Ellm Home. wholn
worlt il in the rescue mission» oi New
York city.

The people were pleased yesterday to
an and hear liophie again. This is
the third year she luul attended "N'lit-
meetings. and she always has uoluo
good things to tell. She will probably
apenit ior a short time today and in
marrow.

last year the lliltlll'llt‘tut Wei‘t‘ cous|d~
erubly annoyed with tho run-sputum.
but they are not present at any linu-
lllls year in so large numb-yrs. and a
good share oi the lime tilt-re is no oil-
noysnee whnlth-r irolu tilts solli‘l'e.

Nettles ior flundsy and hlonduy will
be in tomorrow‘s palm.

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John ll. Starin has decided to nudw
a new departure and will hereulo-r
run the John it. illuriu from New tier
van to itolon Point every sulltlay
This is done that those who run lino
no time ior an outing during the win-it
lit" halo! the trip till the sound on
the one day they have oil. The llturtn
will leave her New lisvsu pier every
luaday at to detach.

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'l‘he speahers tor the iteii Island
Wheeltneu‘s Day. this allerutsin. arr
Itt-v. _il. .l. liners. oi illonbrwil. and
luv. Arthur “filial: evening. ilov. ilr.
i‘eril'u lliuatrnled lwturo on Yellow
nitrite l‘arlt.

 

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lira. Andrew tlwitaer and children.
ol llrtmitiyn. and sister. atlas label
‘l‘iile. are spsadlag the sunttner at the
foliage ltolvedere. l‘lne W-

m mm
“is.

N. vlarh and children. oi
ilroulliyu. are almied up on the lislle
Iillrluu to reside ior the autatser at lilo
millage llelievadore. i'lhs lathe.

layer and lira. .l. V. latesioa and
children. oi Tonawsnda. N. i. are
Wins the summer at hell island
with It's. Milton‘s parents. In and
Ira. I. I. Birch.

The Mrs at ltoaton Point ap-
pears to have been boycotted. Then-
are awn-sass «Dalston that the ant.

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excei- .

pan to: seasoaa. ills thought likely
that a change on he made mu.
lites Florence I. (Salim returned
to Brasilia. reaterday. after a two
weeha' visit with iir. and In. Iren-
erleh ll. Norton. Hiehery‘Blliif.

Ilsa hishsl letter is spending a few
days with her aunt. ills. A. Swltaer. at
"Pine Lodge.

at. John Henley. in. soil oi ill. John
Henley. who miss the Clover eut-
thgs. Belle island. is with the Seven-
ty-ilrst New York regiment. and do-
ing active service in Santiago. Cuba.-

llrs. 8. W. Chapman. wide of Dr.
Chapman. the dentist. who is very ill
at Bell island. is slightly better. and
her reeovery is looked for.

 

 

 

A large number of boats put in at
Bell inland ior shelter Wednesday
ntgbh The Sound was very rough af-
ter the storm.

 

lire. Iaria A. Gilbert and her grand-
daughter Jessie. oi Danhury. are spen-
ding a few weeks at Bell island.

 

A camp oi gypsies arrived at Knick-~
«hooker grove. lioton Point. yester-
day. to resintn two weeks.

 

-———

Charles Hubboll. of- llnnbury. is the
guest oi Mr. and tire. (J. Fred Lyon. at
Bell Island.

George Romans. his mother and
family. oi Danbury. occupy the llutl
cottage.

. George Austin and totally. of Danv
bury. are sojourning on the inland

lire John Boitnire has left the is-
land ior her home in Danbury.

 

 

Alexander Wildlnan. of hnnbury. is
staying at Bell island.

 

"I“ Ilflm‘flllll

ltrorglolidia'aehinglonthatlhey
arsIear at land.
(3! Annotated Press.)

Worthington. Jilly iii—"There have
been no overtures for peace not-trod
by any United States embassy or h-gag
lion abroad or by the department oI
state at Washington." That woo th-t
Mascot made by a member oi the
cabinet. who is thorouhly intniltnr
with the conditions as they toilet to
day.

'l‘hr prospects for the illwcdy iusli
lullun oi lwncem-gotlulious ban-brigh-
loin-d decidedly since the collapse oi
the Spanish resistsore nl shilling.»
The moral i'flt‘t‘l oi lhut victory tor
the .Alllt-riyun arms is beginning to b.
tell in lilo direction oi pom-r. ii thi-
rubiilet hurl discussed lerina oi |it‘iit't
up to this moment. the tort has not
been divulged by any responsible
source. Now and then one oi the gov-
.-rntneill's agents in Europe columunt
.'.lll't- some Iuessago summing up Eu—
ropean gmsip. and naturally. ill view
oi the earliest desire ior the speedy
u-alorullon of police entertained by
the European powers. this loaaip truth.
to hear otll the belie! thnl |lt‘llt't‘ new»
iioltons itl't‘ lit hand. The prudduul
ilt||lttl no lie bus made no t‘tlllt‘l'lil”
uu-nl oi illll‘t'lli‘lll'tll desire tor a spwdym
termination oi the war. until u lsatl-
.iou on his part is entirely recent-ll
lublt- with an earnest purltolu- to pros
t‘t‘lltt' the war tmtii its original pur
pours have been uttulllod. liriot'e tltltt
liuu- ovt-llurl-s ior peace must on it
irotu tipuin. The news irolu hind t'
that Spain hull pruelleully been placed
under martial law is regarded as a
most hols-int sign. it is construed to
mean d purlslse on the port oi thl
spout-h government to bind up in ad-
vance the llll'illtiolll elements in tipntu
that might be Iliun‘lt‘d to intro lllli’dih
logo oi the pilliilr dlwuuteul tall-cit by
the heavy sut‘i‘iiil'os the lot'crllnleut
must make to oblnill ls-au- in older to
cause u revolution and overthrow llu
tnotlurclly. It is realised here by liu
stilt-tats that l'it'l‘) day will brins iorth
s iresh crop oi pore rumors. low with
soy foundation. but their wry ruculu»
liou end the credence uslned‘ ior them
is regarded or on elu-tnlrsging sign at
u neucrul beiloi that lilo Ipstllsh t'itllw
is near its end.

 

Deeps-dean lass-s a mutt
hating Inn is W Isolde.
nir smletot l‘resad

Milhiielnwn. Jilly liinetvs "solved
this morning irom ills-ills". in tile
town of hilllliiotleld. taste the clan
that limnellus tinnitus. and it. till
his throat last evening in an attempt
to commit suicide. it is elated that he
cannot remover.

Wt eaasstl hr lash oi ela-

 

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86 H NORWAIAK. CONN” FRIDAY. JULY 15 [8%._

(By Associated Press.)

0f! Agundoroe. July it. 8 p. m.. viu
l’ort Antonio. July 15. 4:15 a. m.—-
Santiago do Cubs was surrendered to-
day. Mount-ed by American forces on
land and sea. disheartened by pant de~
ieats and without hope oi victory. lien-
cral Torni yielded his city to'ssvc his
people.

With the final stroke oi the Spanish
genernl’s pcn tho only stronghold in
the province of Santiago has fallen
and the power ill eastern (‘ubu ill crus<
her]. What the terms of the sorrow
tier were Is not yet known. They may
be made public when General Miles rc-
turns irom the front tonight and they
may be suppressed for days.

(in board the tingslnp New York it
is believed that the surrendered Spunv
ish officers will be permitted to retain
their tliilt‘ arms and that the Spanish
army will be given stair convoy to
tipslo. Admiral Sampson has not yet.
however. been informed oi the details
oi eapitulallon and inclines not aspect
the aerate in be made public for rewr-
ol days.

The end came swiftly uud' lllh'xpetb
tdly. 't‘he Snutlntto component. with lid
deeds oi splendid during and doth
with the record of slaughter. bod l» it
believed by many men high to rant.
to have only just insulin. The refusal
oi the Stululsh to surrender had been
so t-filphliill' luid so l'tt‘l'nt liilil both
army and navy had ittl‘tlllkt-fl the idcu
nl victory without iurlhcr bloodshed.
.lnd noon today illiil bwu null! for lb.-
ilual and desperate assault upon the
stubborn defences oi lilo oily. 'l‘lun
its inrtli‘leulions wire stlong and that
its iorceo were brute all know. and to-
duy its-t been looked forward to d“
iiltl'ly to tib‘ bloodiest in the history
at the l‘ltmpniglt. and when. soon nilcr
'.' o'rlorit this llilr-rnoott. Admiral
abunpsou revolved by .llliitllll the but
that tlellernl ‘l‘nrulduld surrendered.
.ulmirul lintupson and his otllm-n
~lylirroly credited the story,

Whether Morroo t‘uslh- and the but-
lerloa above the harbor will also our
lt‘iltll'l'. is. at :l o'clock this uitcrnoou.
.t mutter oi conjecture. At that hour
the illvlnisb ling still llurnod
Morro t‘ssth- and the npunlab itlrrus
still l‘lillll'l‘t'el ltilolli the elit'iiltt’ul‘its
and batteries.

With the American army controlling
isnliugo. however. turther rcslstuuro
by the harbor bulb-rice would be ub~
turd. and their surrender lunltullucdly
will uulrilly ioilow lloucrsl llhaiter's
.swupation oi the town. it lliili'l'li. the
«at iroltl fol-tlilratious and till «then
we not included in the rityis l'ltllllll'
lotion.

When lielo rul ‘l‘orni on htouduy but
rehtml absolutely to consider the
terms oi useoudllhulsl surrender. and
when item-lat tthailcr announced trilo-
liltiiiliil at an end. it was believed tlrll
.ho tailing oi the city without iltl'lltrl
illiliing was an lmtutaalhtllty. 'I‘he or.
llilery oi the inland tort-es were order-
ut to be rushed to the front. the lilt‘ulttw
tag line was «strolled to beta in the
town rttnlplelely. and every preparav
than was made ior the iluai assault.

Acting under ittstl‘lll'tintta from
Waahlnllon. however. lleilersl liiulittr
again nrwoml surrender yesterday.
and at a conic-retire at which llellrrsl
lilies and "round ‘l‘oral were art-lent.
u was moon-«l to allow the amnion
«mum to retain their side arms. and
the Americas multiplier islet-ed to
read the defeated any to loot- hatter
matey and on parole.

lllwili'

 

 

 

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Without Hope oi Victory tile Spanish (leu-
erai Total Yielded the City to
. . Save his People. ~

TERMS or no: SURRENDER
Ro'r var Mina PUBLIC.

It is Believed that the Details Will not be Known for Several Days-
it is Said. However. that the Spanish tlfiem Were Allowed to
Retain their Side Arms. and that the Defeated Army will be
Given Suit Convoy to Spain—The End Callie Unexpectedly.

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ready been told. General Tornl's sn-
nounccment that the matter would
have to be reiclrrcd to his government
convinced the Ilsiortly oi the ofllceru
at headquarters that nothing further
would come oi the negotiations, and an
order wall issued to prepare for a gen-
crnl ntlarit 'ztl .
hour the cxleudu-d urtnlslire expired.
The men at the front made every [trep-
ltrntion ior bottle. the fleet gathered
around tho little boy oi Agtl.ulore~.,
ready to hurl shrill» over the hills and
into the city. and the vomldnld Amer-
ican forces quietly and grimly awaited
the word of til-nerd! Miles. lint while
all three preparations Wt‘l'l’ going ior-
wurd ibulorul Shunt-i und (loin-rill
Miles were still hard at work in on at-
tempt to mold the slaughter which
would ioilow up ulturil.

'l‘hv telephone and telegraph wires
ironl the from in .luruguu wurc bur‘
lit-iled all the ior-lion“ with messages
to and horn Wellington and ”t'llt'l‘dl
'i‘orsl was bus) in communication with
either ('upinln iii-ncrul “lunch or with
tho governmht at Madrid.

Al illilitll ll tl'vlowk li-‘uvrtll Allies
M'ill up ubio dv rump (rum .Iulutzuu ill
itcul' Admiral Salupmu. lt-iinlg him lhv-
chain-cu ior u ulll'lt‘iilit‘l' were good and
litnl no shun llilinl he find from the
fleet without definite orders irunl the
taillii‘t'.

Ari llit‘ limit of llnlill lipprlldtlll l', 'ht'
New York run «low to shore at Anna-
dort-n and limb up u lumitlon in ruud
toms tor the cap-mint lunuintrdmvul oi
the. to tillI llwi. llltlllt it city 'l'in‘
lirwhlyn l'liliiirll llmn' llt ill-t l'i'ill‘ oi
the New Yuri. and the other We ate
look up the punlllonw previously us
sinned to lllt‘lll. The shift llllit' llil'
steamed down to .lnrruun intuit
Word from lirln-rol Allies.

Noun mine. .m-l although the outrun.

to

Hi rd" in qunl’lrta you llol issued. the
utl-tl llllgert-d. ulmously. view to their
plural. roger to iliill llw truth ui
luililbdrdturlll. i‘rolll the lithium ol
the wnrahips lbw billet-rs truinod lll'll‘
ilittascs hilerllntvlt on the signal at.»
lion ashore and on the tivrt oi the
truth-ports oil .lutngud. behind whirh
the Hill had dlsdplu-urod As t and
:2 o'clock tuissrd without an order to
begin the lsuulutt'dnnutl. the Philly“
moot unuuls Iiu- "mit'l'l who line-w the
significance oi ilo \ll'lit)’ become ill
louse. '

it was a ten minutes utter o'clock
when the Mist pushed her way truth
behind the atwiuircd trsnawrts and
started on a short run irotu Jordana
to Agnaddros. lloiiing itud pltehlug iu
the rough It’ll. tho gsilsut illilo yuritt
dashed tor the iiitlalllll. sisaalllua on
Ah“ prewaed otlwntd.

‘l‘lle battleship liregen was the lit-l
vessel in line. and the signal. "The cu
may has surrendered." was the that
made out from the bridge oi l‘lttltlliii
l‘lsrll's ship. A rhtwr burst truth the
tiles-rs on the tiller tits-h iillli it was N"
load by the bum «luau-mt forward.

Al sinusn the statue instant the otb~
or ships in the libel «alight the unintell-
lolls signal ol liar bright l‘illtli‘t‘ti signal
ilaps whit‘h ilaahed at lilat‘s swaying
masthead. and a areal vim-r irotn ll
host oi Amlean throats swept
through the situational. from ship to
ship. willie answering pennants an
iron: each vessel in response to the
New Yorlt'a relwtltlon oi the "let‘s

II
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thesis. ‘

Manually the that ran alongside
its flagship and delivered liar des-
sstt'h. it metal“ as details. hiss

 

Tasstsrrsftaassadmaeshasalqslmalyshrtsimohywlreleat~1

I

been today. at which _

islral up» front fleneral lhsflsr.
saying that the enemy had surrender-
Gil. \

The admiral had not taken any part
in the negotiations. but he has been
delimited freely by General lilies and
General Shatter. and undoule he
will be considered In the settlement at
the anal details of the surrender. He
declined to discuss the matter further
than to express lay at the fact that
the taking oi Ban'tiege was accomplis-
hed without iurther bloodshed and to
remark that the terms of the capito-
latlon were not to be made public ior
sometime.

Within live minutes of the Hist‘s ar-
rival. the signal oilicers ashore began
aeading messages with the wig wag on
the hill top to the right oi the ravine
in which the ruins of Aguadores fort
lie. This bill had been selected as the
signal station and trout there was tel-
egraphed lo Admiral Sampson a con-
firmation of the surrender. .
y' This message was an unsatisfactory
as was the “let's to the omeers oi the
fleet. who were anxious to know the
terms of the surrender and other de-
tails. while the wig-wagged mange
simply set forth the bare statement
that the surrender oi Santiago bad or“
curred.

The town woe at ottrc ordered to
steam west to htorro Castle. evidently
being went to watch the movements oi
the men manning the shore territories.

General Toral surrendered in the
nick of time. for bad the plans at to-
rloy's battle been carried olli the city
of Santiago would have been turn to
piece ileiorc night. The llcct had the
evuct range. and. although the city
was about eight miles away und hid-
drn by the hills along the room. l'om-
nlodoro Srhicy announced that shells
could be dropped ill the heart of ill"
town every th) initnlles no long a
Hill" as licnrul Shall. r thought it new
ossnry.

Aside from the work oi the ill-cl set-
P" batteries oi artillery worn ill post
lion. and so plured that threevltu-h
sht-lln could have been huril-d into the
town irolu all sides.

The lipaoiards. however. had made
t-arol‘ul preparations and turd own
oral-led burrirndes in the ntrwln. rco~
dy to tight to the wry lust.

Shunt-r and his ttlllrem
month-titty calm-rm! lilo Alm-rh-on ltltl
son to bo lllulvy ii the attempt had to
be "Hill” to rupture the city by assault.
and elaborate lulspitul ill‘l‘iiilill‘lllc'illtl
the "wit mnltnig the shore bullcl‘b-s
Weir libido Ill lllltiriputioll oi stitii .lll
occurrence. a large number of tools
having been erected at Siboury slitt'v
the buildings there were lulrncd.

 

liclti nil

 

 

WOIIO III DITA"...

They are Likely to be lots complex
than is Generally Iupposod.

Worthington. .luly ii: The «alum-t
illUttill‘ilt’li without knowledge til lili-
tillllils oi the it‘l’llln oi titli'l‘t'lltll‘i‘
whoh were ill be much- at stilllialo by
”It' millinlnnioltt-rs referred to by ileu-
orul Shutter to ill» tli'stlliil'll of yes-
levduy. thhlug further bun hero in
wind irom the general on this shit“
loci. and the assumption in that the
commissioners are all“ at worlt en-
deavor-lug lu itl‘t'ltllill‘ Ibo lloidis oi the
surrender. 'i‘ln-se urt- litore likely to
be t-olupb-a than t» acnerully sliil'gmi‘ll.
iur liaide it'oiit lllltllel's oi ilvilltti illolll‘
out. such an the methods oi trttnlpor-
tntiou. lilo l‘nl'llgr oi itl‘llirl by tho
ll‘tltlps and the translmriutlou oi the
surrendered tlpnnbdl billet-rs. lhert' are
litany sutulier matters to be attended
to. which lti't' quite on troublesome to
deal with us ltlhllttl'tl oi vital import-
liht‘fl-

Many inquiries are routing to the
war department as to the condition oi
the atoll sud wouttdsd Alnrl'b-su sold-
lt'i'l near llaltiingo The appearance of
yellow fever stilling the lump» was ltll
additional rdllstt oi iipprelleuniou and
doubled the number of nitrite]. ‘I‘bu
wur department llllillt not deem it pru~
tletti just now in taste any detailed
siulelnenl relative in the conditions In
the ramp. but aluutsnl ilsnrrtll t‘ur~
bin said that ho l'lNlii say that an hit
its the yellow lever was outlet-riled the
«millions at the last report were eer-
lsiniy better than they were two days
ago.

The soldeet oi peat-o was lint uten-
tioned at the lamina itllli it camis-
authoritatively stated that the push
dent has not matted an intimation
trots any olcui or oven uni-loin
strum that ilpslu desired poser uptin
any terms that could he obtained by
the l'ntted ltiatoa. title prominent

was rapidly losing some? by not
mains to ill!!! lands and added that
”she audited to have no ability to
matte war or capacity to main- peace"

Nethlas mmnlas lite prunes of
events at Manage had been Mull
a. to i o'ciorh when the «billet meet-
ing rinsed.

 

member of the cabinet said that basin“

 

FUIJB iilNTHS IN Jill

Haitian Sentenced for intoxication.
Assault and Breach of Peace.

RESULT [if BEBE" ESCAPillES

lsAppsarsdtnOonrt Without-Law-
yer.Dsatsd all the Charles and
M not Guilty—Ions of
them-tony.

 

 

The much-adjourned cases at Daniel
J. lianlon. ior inloslestion and assault
came up before Judge Gregory tn the
Norwsllt Town Court. this morning.
There were two charges. one oi intox-
ication. and the other ior assault intuit
John Montgomery and Richard Burke.

Althotuh “union had secured on :nl-~
jourument for the purpose at set-urinl:
counsel. he was not represented by any
attorney in court this morning. lid
denied all the charges and plead not
guilty.

Haitian was iirsi itl‘f't‘iiii‘ll last i-‘ri-
day by (Juicer linrtruln ior creating a
disturbance in Montgomery"; saloon.
where he attitudinal both Molllgonl-‘ry
and Burke. He was released under
$250 bonds until Monday. when lie for-
ietted his bonds.

On Tuesday lisnlou was urrtet-d on
Water street. ior tutoxirnlton. bin
actions being otuwrwd by the
prosecuting attorney and news-
paper men who were present await-
tug court to open. The bulge de-
.ridod to presto the other charges with
this ruse. and both were tried together

illib-cr llsrlrnm testified that be won
nummoned to the stallion. took iiaulon
out. and gave bitll a chance to go honuI
lie turned back to the saloon. and ill.
ililt't’ started soother fight. The officer
was again summoned. and this time
placed llnnlon under arrest.

Both Montgomery and iiurlu- lenti-
llcd that Haniou assaulted them. up.
pnreutly tolling oiicnao Inel'tilltw "who
called him "Pop" and launlmd it he
one going home.

it. s l‘urtiu liellitb-d lhnl ilarllnm
and ilnulous lii‘lli'l' tried to gel ililn to
no itolur A. it. Kimball lo-aliticd to
the stililv rill-rt.

ilorry Lit-bold. .-\. .i. Meeker, ulm.
instilled in hearing it note.- in the till
hunt. and ms to I‘lunlon's nt-linlls out-
rillll' oi the plnro. lit‘l'ol‘w
the second little.

The eluto tilt-u N‘Iiil't‘ its «use.

In remit-ring his derision Judge tire
Rory said "i understand tho prison~
rr was practically under nrrcut all the
limo of the 8000““ nrml. ii this had
lfl'l'll n limit or own a mood or third
time the rourt might hull- impolo-d :
sclnonm whorl oi the full penalty. l
lhvl'oiorc llild the prtsoln-r guilty of
lu-mrh oi the pourr. assault .lnd lu-

hm returlo-d

tush-ulion.

"\‘ou how two ill-tore the court in
the uetgbborlunul ni fliit‘i‘il lion-s. if
my memory serves me right. and lltt‘
court has llutauo-d mulleure- ranging
from normal to illt‘ illll l‘hlttitl. 'l'llt
court has lulluuwd u Il‘“||‘l||'t‘ oi days.
and an appeal and forieltm-c of tennis
followed This court can do nothing
further iliilli lo git‘v you the filll p-u
ally. and ii you desire uplwa yotl hurt
that rillln by law.

“This court imposes a settlelu'o oi l
lltollllta' confinement or the county lull
in Iii‘illlrtitll‘l. together with the costs
Mill ii a bond is desired "bu surety
iitllsi bu furnished.

The costs in the ilunlon cases will
liilltlliill to over lilo.

WllAiAN'tl t‘ld‘lt tll’TINtl

The Woman's t'lub oi Norwnih «it»
hunt in annual outing at The linol-
yeslrrduy. I-‘avorubic shit-ll. clubbin-
ed with an ample. tittlii'ltltll tuarlteull.
titt'in‘ii by the cslarer. blade the day till
lliul volilli be limited. The sliilitlhlliial
least being om the ellillpltlty was ettv
lortutued by enthusiastic remi- trust
the mural liaisaatas to the meat
titwiing oi the “client Mention Iii
mutt-r. two ‘oattwrs havina been dt-l
aisles from t a lilale Morstllm and
two iron: the Woman‘s club. lull one
present was tutored with a unique
aollvcltii' of the lstllalllilit

 

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To celebrate ills greet victory we
will live a l’niietl liaise standard
Iulnllna llas away aatsrday slain.
.luii iii. ill ltl u’eltl'l. My plinth”-
nr oi 5 cents worth will have artisans
to will. tiara your duplicate ellitehll.
and our adventurer-ill la ltsiay‘s tau
hue. itarwalitlu all through the house
Hurrah tor tile billowing Vast-era and
the Narnia assists stars.

 

 

WANTED-altuation by a swans ‘
girl as‘general housework or. sham
bermnld. Call at 8 Chestnut atrial.
Norwslh. ”Hit

 

 
 

oral housework. lira. Jennie
ms at

wsurnn—a mutant girl ior gaa- .
Null.

 
 

82 Boyvisw avenue.

 

 

Ti) LET—large hall by the year.
month, weelt or single mans. all

 

 

 

walk. it! and 3d
Place. House on Taylor arenas. M
and 3d doors on Arch
or floor on Water ain't.
Five Mile River. Ill and
Water street. Farm
0 good slanting. Upstairs on
avenue Apply to Raymond

 

 

 

 

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T0 Link—Cottage oi Ive row I lat '5
So. Main street. Rent . . 3
Inquire oi P. It‘. Drab”. N 80. m «
street. in ii ’ . ‘

 

T0 ItENT»Basemenl. at l! I“ "
street. Norwallr. Inquire oi '-.'o ; '.
Rogers. 19 Main street. Norwait.

ill!

To ultT——8ocnnd lloor over J. I. lay-
lou's Dillon. 5 rooms. rent. .10: also 4
room apartments. 2d iloor. front. ov-
er D. W. Raymond's undwriahlnl

department. inquire otloe Old. Well ‘
Cigar company. 83 Walla!”
st reel.

3

1‘0 LET-Six roomleuste flail block.
suitable for calm: house. twelve
rooms. with improvements. No. 0
Art-h street: house. 5 rooms. 7 Ana
street. rent. 7; let floor. a room. I.
Woodward avenue. rent. I. I. A.
Wodward.

 

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T0 LET—drawer part oi hoses. 3
rooms. ll lilgh street: it parid
tribune No. ll High slreelrrnlllal
Apply to James C. Crown, .I'CIIII. Wli
avenue m1-

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1'0 Lit‘r— Apartments at are roe-s
first floor. it and iii Toll“ M It‘ll
clans order. Apply to m
Knapp 8: West street. or Jacob
Layton. South Horwalh.

 

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i‘tllt SAL l: About tour acres of [7‘. "w
at ronmnuble terms. m “
lit-.tuulsea tilt East avenue. ”an 3.;
Hill sum: the old Methodist Dia-
l-opul thumb to be ransom m
Soplclnls-r lst. with nail. m
fortunes and other datum. A”
to l‘. l Raymond. oommitles.

Full name ‘Nlne room house on west
side of t‘heulilttt street. lot
niullllng railroad station. William
cheap. on easy terms. hr
tilnl‘il apply to C. Swam. GIN Oi
old Well (‘igar comm. 8! Wash-
ington street. ”I

i-‘olt SM livt‘slboal twenty-one last

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loud and ten and one-hall isat wide.

in rtplllltlltl order. Apply at Ill. |

Elisabeth street. my.
POI! RALE- 0 it not

or thsricr. first?" :ihmmfl

now sail and perfect pleasare M

Lying at Miller's shipyard.
Edward ll Miller. 8'!
around.

 

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Nit Mil! ~ Guaranteed Nantes
Oil and on. death um ~
Wars tonal-any.

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“Mil YOIlI HAND WM
lss‘hlwood. an labor. mm '-
renal rsr. “wi
ltteaee.

McNeil

waterborne“

upstairs.“

atali will resolve M

TM All ant. am
New Ilwah h m

assailants-an“

The New \‘orh Journal has ”A II
uuvluwiaa pmitliitsai W
runs in this tourney to get thrill “he
ion in regard in the Milan at fl
llorauul imputation an the war M
tlltlt lit the l'hiiluiasa 1‘” W
tan train a isratsr assth llsrwslh In.
still a lame pelts-«yam have. II
he read with interest:

at .l. lllwher. mantra M ii
the ill-cm hashing liosaewl I W
mm m trailers ul'at Moss's trial ‘
lust «allusion holler alas M I I
«lull with late «essay in the m

The lit-roles «illness at the
slates are all loyal to their
twill". Nearly every dartaaa III
lollies here tithes out his Int m
as sites as he lands.

From that about he is an anvil»
use in thrombi sentiment and m
at pride

liven lama its should hit! Ulla-r
tires is the iterates arm or 'i the .
oat-nae talent-ea will tidal at
tile dull to his ”I M