ll Mo Bloch» In
Beyond Jose can.
llllill’l lIElilllE.
momenta.“ tor read a cable toes-on from‘hecreo
“mm. h tory Alger, ordering him, at the rec-
‘5 g m w. ommeadotion oi Surgeon General
.... loath. maroon-g“ to move the army into the
M. August a. vita Kingston. 1a..
_ g Q 5:” h. llt.-Tite Bunllrtlh
W to be advancing thot'h
ll not generally believed. in ad-
‘ti the molar iortlilcatlona at
. dotheroadtoflanluan."
.m‘that the enemy had mined
7 slips. preparatory to bloat-is" "it!
> . ohihod to retire.
Innin. the Spanish commander
NH evacuated this place. without
lo a prisoner at San Juan. the
.~ tried for cowardice and will'
. i be executed.
mail-mamas Itovmtnnr. -
” Amt 2. evening. via It.
Aunt a. I Delayed to trans-
l-‘i‘he plan oi campaign Is not
determined upon. as the natural;
of the Spanish position at Al-
. and the character of the defen- '
. who erected there necessitates a
" movement. The turning move-
_ was Inaugurated today. when
ral Brooke landed 8.000 men at
. . sixty miles east oi here. From
he can strike the military road;
m to San Juan at Caney. beyond
‘ Mia. This will compel the Span
H commander, GencIaI Diego, to ab-
in“. his stronghold or be caught bc-
tour: two tires. '
It is possible that a second column"
in! move on his left ilanh also. III
which case the present odvancemn his
' front is only a fcint
General Stone Is making a dashing:
manual-nee north In the. direction at
‘Areclho. lie went into Adintas last
night with live men and four corres-
pondents and today he puithcd his ior-
cos along the I'tnado road so far a:
tea. The road rises weitt oi tbcl
range and is rotuh. but pructi:-- E
If it i“ .
3‘ Milli ‘paaaahlo iii Utuado a light col- 1
gigs” of troops may be pushed across to ‘
Jim. for cavalry and infantry.
‘l.. north coast and strike in on Sun
3;”! on the left iianh. lint it General
a is successful it is probable that
l Otegu will find Aiionita unten-
this in which case the whole of our i] can army. for the great built of
army. after effoctlru a innttion. will ireguiara are here with you The stilt
gove on the main road.
W (literal Bio met with a most en- i affords but a faint Index of the debili-
thulaatic welcome from the natives In-
til villages and town he paaaed'
titmh. Women and children atrewcil ‘
the streets with flowers. and on be With
tied houses and town halls they new
hone-mode American tings. lit-hind
him loaves (V company of the second.
Wisconsin regiment. under Lieutenant .
Bodineer. The enemy. numbering ub-
out too. preccedcd him. The
has for hours been in full relrcut. (lur
advance has not been extruded lwyoiul
Juan Dias. thoush rcconuoitcrliut pur—
ties have touched t‘oamo.
General Gli'l‘ettaon‘ii brigade and ill--
' Ntieries are camped Just beyond I'ont-t
A general advanw will not be order.
at! until all of tlencrui Milca‘ planv are
perftrtcd. but when the ndviince is one.-
ltvliln it will be very rapid.
The field will bombard lion Juan and
mate diversions to lteep‘ the enemy
busy at every point.
in the harbor or Ponce and ill Arroyo
on hoard-hip arc the Third Illinois the
Pivot Ohio. the Fourth Pennsylvania.
the Fifth anti Nineteenth regulars and
the Thirty-second Michigan
there are i‘OIiIllllil claims at tile mil
posts but there has been no lighting ilk
yet. p
TRANtil‘IIlt'i‘it Atlittli‘h'll.
Iiuni'e. Atltlhi it. via tit. 'l‘hunuui. Au .
gust :I. illeiaycd In traitsmluluui The
transport hiaaaucbuoetia. having on
board trout. A and i‘. of the New York
cavalry .the Philadelphia troop. lllc
ltixth‘rahvilry' and IheJhth infantry.
rou
'lhe Itouatania. with tour batteries ol
artillery under the command of Main:-
liatiaey. ta aground IIt Iluauicu.
The transport Washington. with the
Worth Penntvivaniu rrgitnetit and the.
Hub 1
donors with i‘oloncl Qtitrtois
gent. are lundinn ihtro ltuiuy
The lilt-venth ind hint-tenth regu-
lar Inlantiy region-tit llitl troop II. it
the ficto'nd - italrt iI.-\«- dittmlntrltcil
hvrc.
.. ...... .. .. ....
ulna {WY WWII.
A Iawahap Idird this lovoiog ia
Ntlold Avenue. Iridpspiut
tfly AamuiaIt-d l'Icsul
"WW0" \‘lii I liiltltl "lint.“‘k‘
g “attired hint. about ill more of Mr.
W iftu'h tlliil lillicd by it went iusttiui
tyollop cat on t‘uiriield atitute this
min. at it till lie was Intuiing
m the street to will a puptir. when
I." fall slipped on ”it rail and it"
i Wit Month the wittoio. His
was lili'ltli't'tl and hoIh dime Icr'l
rthly laceriued some at his ribs are
all. hrehen lie to tile third
of the trolley In two titty.
a... ..
enemy '
victim I
is insane
(Wt. tut. it! Aaaooiatad Press.)
1.llautlsgo do Cabs. Airport 8. i: It l
(Delayed in transmission. l-lum~
zoned by Dialer General Shaft". a
meeting was held here this wing at
headquarters. and In the presence at
every commanding and medical oleor‘
of the Fifth Army corps General Ihaf-
latcrior. to San Luis. where it is
healthy.
As a result of the conferonbo. Gen-
eral Shatter will insist upon tho int-
medlaia withdrawal ot the army, north.
or within two weeks.
As an explanation of the situation
the following letter from Theodore
Roosevelt. commanding the First cav-
airy. to General Shatter. was handed
to the oorresondeot here of the Asso-
ciated Press for publication: r
Major General Shatterz— 2
’ Sir-In a meeting of the general and
medical oflcers called by y“ou at the.
palace this morning. we were all. as
you know. unanimous in view of what
should be done with the army. To
keep us here in the opinion of every
outcer commanding a division or s bri-
gade. will simply involve the destruc-
5 tion of thousands. There is no possi-
i his reason for not shipping practically
the entire command north at once.
Yellow fever caaea are very tew in the
cavalry division where 1 command one
of the two brigades. and not one true
case of yellow fever has occurred in
this division. except among men sent
to tlf hospital at Sibonoy. where they
have. I believe. contracted It. But In
thiit division there have been 1500
1 cases oi malarial fever Not a man has
idled from It. but the whole command
' in so weakened and shattered as to be
i ripe for dying like rotten sheep when
in real yellow fever epidemic. Instead
of a fake epidemic. like the present.
strikers us. no it is bound to if we stay
here at the height of the sitltneas sea-
son. August and the beginning of Sep-
tembcr. Quarantine against malarial
I fever is mutli like quarantiningagainst
the toothache. All of us are certain.
as soon as the authorities at Washing-
; ton appreciate the conditionii oi the
a army. to be sent home. If we are kept
here it will in all human probability
mean an appalling disaster. for the
surgeomt here estimate that over halt
the army. ifltopt here during the sick-
ly seuaon. will die. This is not only
terrible from the standpoint of thc
lmlitlduai lives lost. bill It means rtiln
'irom the standpoint of the military
enit'lenty of the flower of thc Amer:
t c
lltd. large though it Iii. exceeding i000.
tattoo of the army. Not ten per cent
are lit for active work. Six weeks on
the north Maine could. for instance. or
elsewhere where the yellow fever germ
cannot possibly propagate. would
' matte us all till iii as lighting eta-Its.
ltlllt' no we are and eager to llilii' a
leading port ill the great campaign
against liM'IInII In the fail. even Ii wi-
are not allowed to try I‘ortn itlco.
"We can be moved north. if moved
at once. with absolutely safety to the
country. although. of courac. it would
have been infinitely better it we had
been Inuvcd north or in Porto Ilicti two
Iii-s. a. r. Borat lives a
marlin “
odhntfiaoioaaIs-odioa.
Agpiiaathhthash-a won In
Iottth Norwaih Whoa Callioraia Co-
tarrh Cure wu la in this city
lastyoar it began a campaign against
the whole list of worthless eatsrrh
remedies that specious advertising had
imposed upon a suffering people.
Remedies that were dangerous from
their composition and those that were
dangerous simply because they were
useless. havoheaioroedtothoroor
California Cstarrh Cure is battli
health and life. and because it
hash health and saved life in South
Not-walk. it is intrenched In a lasting
popularity with South gNorwaIlt citi-
sena. and will continue its war upon
disease. and igloo its allies. the old.
dangerous and useless remedies. That
tarrh cures California Catarrh
‘ the real thing and the only
.and why It Is so considered to
follow-
1 Bur-
bank street. south Norwallt. She says:
"I think California 'Catarrh Cure is
lovely; It has ' cioaredemy head and
throat wonderfully, and above all help-
ed my headachea from which i had not
been free for a long time. i had tried
lots of medicine. but never got much
help, and reading so much of C. C. C..
i went to Plaisted's (in: store and got
a bottle. The effect has been all that
i could ask. and the best feature oi it
is that it relives at once."
in the case of hay fever. the earlier
the treatment is begun the better. but
used- at any time relief will be obtain-
ed. .and persistence will result in .a
cure. Do not delay: set C. C. C. to-
day and hula a once at once. All
dealers; 50 cents; three times as much.
for one dollar.
we could not live in the interior dur-
Ing the rainy season without losses
irom malarial lever. which is almost
as deadly as' yellow fever.
This army must be moved at once
or perish. As the army can be safely
moved now. the persons responaiblc
for preventing such a move will be re-
sponsible for the. nowcttaary loss of
many thousands of lves.
Our opinions are the result of care-
tui personal observation and they are
also based on the unanimous opinion
of our medical oiiicora of the armv who
understand the situation absolutely
tSlgnedi
.1. Ford. Kent. major-general volun-
teers. commanding first division.
F‘lith corps.
.I. t‘. limes. major-general volunteers
commanlng provisional division.
Adtiu R. t‘hutiee. major-general com-
moniug Third brigade. Second division,
Samuel Sumner. brlirndlcr gent-ml
v.oluntcers ioniiuanding i-‘iith brigade
cavalry.‘
Will Ludhiw. brigadtcr-gcncrnl vol
untecrii. commanding It‘irai brigade.
Second division.
Adclbert Attica. brigadicrgenerai
voluntm‘s. commanding 'i'hlrd brig-
ado. 'l‘lIlrd division.
lieonord Wood. brigndler-generai.
volunteers. commanding the city oi
Santiago.
Theodore litttiaevclt.' colonel.
mnndina second cuvulry brigade.
Major M. W.
coon of the First division. Hliltl:
army must be moved north."
with emphasis
tnovc itself."
(lent-rel Antes hits sent the following
table message to Washington:
The lion. t‘biIrIes II: Allen.
Secretory Ill the Navy:
i'illll “
"'I‘lli‘
utlilllu:
"or it will be Illiltltlt‘ to
Arlllsiuni
weeks ago. If there were lili)‘ object
in Iteeplna us here we would flit't‘ yel-
low fever with us much indifference lisl
we tut-e bullets. lint there is Ito object
ill It ‘II-u tour lmtnune regiments or
tictctl heti- urc Nilmtltltl In iturrimu
the city itilil unrmundiua towns and!
1 tilt-re is absolutely nothing turns to
do here. and there has not lit-en since
. the city Mirrcnilcrcd it Is impossible
to move Into the Interior :vcry eiiiii- :
ing of camp doubles the sit-It rule in
our present wcultcncd t-ttnditttti. lilltli
fanyhow. the interior is rather worse'
than the coast It» i hate found by or
tool rttounuisunce tinr present rump
in ltit healthy at ltlI,\‘ l'ltlllil at this end
of the inland can be,
I write only because I cannot me
our men. who have taught so brovi-Iy
and who have endured extreme lllti'tl‘
ships and donucr nit iiticmupluinlualy.
[it In destruction n'illtttui striving Mt
for no lies in me. in overt II doom tut
tearful as It Is unnecessary and tinde-
seI-veil. \‘uurs resectiully.
Iilignedl
l 'i‘iiifiillltlllld ltiiiilllii'ltiii‘.
I‘olonel i‘tmunundtua t‘frin llrisudo.
Alter I'oiotiel liomovelt Iiud taitcti
the lnltiatltc all the American general
“ unicorn united in a round robin uddmr
to Ileneral tlhaitei it rt‘titlh'
We the undersigned. oflitct‘s con»
"landing the turittus brigades, divi-
iiItInti. etc. oi the army iii Ia'ucpaliim
' in t‘ubu. tire of the humiliation opinion
thitt thin lil'iiii ihuuld lit at fillll tuiteu
out oi the inlliiiil of t 'lillil and out to
mono ptiitil up the northern ot'iii‘tlllill
of tho i lilit‘tl titan. illiti ii ..." in
done without donut-r to ilit' pmple oi
the l‘ttilcii thatch. that yelitttv icvcr
III the army ill ”Tim?!“ In not epidemic;
tittil there tire only It too thud cuties,
but that liIc print is disabled by tho
iarial lever to the calm that its eflv
tloncy Ill destroyed and that It lit In It
. condition to la- prsi tit-ally entirely do
strayed by an epidemic of yellow lever
which is little to mine iii the near to
lure.
We below from the report- nf cuppe-
tent olhccrii and front iti'i'liiiill obaer-
t‘atitttlo that the army is unable to
move Into the interior. and that there
are no iacIIItIca for lunch a more If at-
"Io that to the fatnotai playwright" tempted. and tilt" it could not he st.
Hi way to It that one ready: Mi little tempted until too into.
about him nowadays?"
I.“ ”I too in”
Moreover. the
“oh. its lilit limit Medical authorities oi the Inland
say that with our present equip-sot
This army In Incapnblo. because
hlt‘lillf‘rtfl. oi marching anywhere
H1“ in lllt‘ Ignaports.
of
t‘X‘
ll ll ll- I‘i't‘i‘ ltI
. return to the i'nltcii'iltuics It must do
It ill illli‘i‘.
To It l'lil‘l‘t‘SIHilNlt'lil of the Assists-liti-
til l‘l‘t'liti ilt-ncntl Antes said "If I bad
the power 1 would put the men on the
"w tranyporti- and nblp lhcni north
now without further orders I ltlil
i'tllilllll'll. lliltl such action would be
ultimately approved A full list of
lilio slclt would tIchtil it copy of tilt-
' l‘tlelt'l' of every company here."
-—«—-—x———
mrooaooo noon.
. w...-
Doaooflodteiao that lastly Caused
thonoathoflro Perot.
.ilrn l.rncut Worst. 2.1 years old. of
will“ llitlil‘llt'lt uicnuc. llridai-Imrt.
mode it Iiilltittlit' which all but butt in
Iul tin-tilts lli ilillllil ll dose at ItIedi-
t‘ilttt.
Ml'v.
grelioi in the use of a drug whit-b was
m'umtaended by one oi her neighbors.
the neighbor merely mentioned the
name of the drug and mounted to In
tortu lit-o Ilium oi the also of the
dune rcoulred.ti title obtained the drug
it the evening. as her symptoms had,
i d grown woven. and without cou
WIIINI. the chief Nlir- ‘
what is hell of our stock of '
ctsotitit MD to stoves.
We will sell them as follows:
Two humor and stop New Process Gasoline Stove.
was $21; now‘”.$l750
m'l‘wo burner and step Blue Flame Oil Steve. was »
319; now........ .. .... ”.....315w
Two burner Blue Flame. was 37 50 110W $6.“)
Three “ “ “ 10.;(1) now 8811)
Two burnerGaImIiucStove.“ 5.;(1) . now $3.75
Three. ' “ “ “ 390; now $5.25
Don' i wait. we have only a few of them.
Mason Jars...... ..... .... ........40 cents it dozen
NASH a” VAN (Scov.
tier. Iorth Iain and West Sta, South ‘lczwaih.
7 H. KRIEGER’S.
MILLINERY and CLOAK ‘STORE.
, mime our tin or ”
SUMMER GOODS!
ilur $1.25 Shirt Waists for 750.
Linen Alpine llats, 25t.
Linen Skirts. 50c. 75c, 31.25 and $2.50.
llcwcy Sailor Hats. 51k.
” A big lot of Shirt Waists at 50c.
Fine Split Straw Alpines, all colors.
Susli Ribbons ut greatly reduced prices.
Bicycle Suits. (int k cloth, $2.98, wmtli $5.00. .
A large assortment of Silk Wuists at wholesale
prices.
h,
H. Krieger,
‘ AGGRESSIVE.
Got It Illicit Sun in Stud thud tit lull-l
also no can we. ’
ilnr lied Ticket Slilt' for luly is now on. itlltl weave
determined this shall be the prettiest sole of
Point has been III for several:
‘ days tillil yesterday she decided to seek
Straight lilglt [Grade Shoot
I‘Ivci' ohcretl in South Norwullt.
'M. H. GLOVER,
tit Vlathlagtoo Stroll. Scott Norvsii.
setting a physiiiau look a ltthllttlilltllx
i/It ii.
\illlttat ItiIIut-disiely illiti went Into
ctiilt’tlloluila. tier husband was obit.
ed to use his whole strength In re
ritrttltilill Itcr convulsive actions. For
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several tuinttiea the atruoale lit-tween.
husband and with continued. and at
last a neighbor. who hunt the bus-‘
band's calls for “alliance. riotaiudod.
IIrs. 'I‘htnnaa It‘. Neely and ‘l', i. lil-
lls were called. They spent over an
hour In htittailta hint. l‘uritt out of the.
convulsions. Ithti her ctintliiltiii chant .
ed to a stupor. the prititindlty of which
who such as to threaten death. It was
late in the min-aim hetero the physi-
clutia icit warranted In leaving the pa.
tient.
The mice of Inodlcsl practice pre-
M'Vlltft the duos of the drug tilted by
In For-id as one drop The teaspoon
which she used contained silly drops:
The Evening iientlnel's
Wont Columns.
Bring Quick Returns.
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1
i _ Drivers.
The Leading Mllliiiery Store in The Norwaiita. ’ .
Mnhnek‘emo Hotel Block.
. "fire ‘* '
.‘i'l. i. . . ‘
unit into in pa int. m “mm M, .
Boston .August t--A special telegram
to the Journal from Ponce, Porto Bloc.
says: .
A tremendous uasstlon has occurred
in the Sixth Massachusetts, which to
in General Garrettaon'a brigade. The
trtctlon between the line oliicera of the
regiment and the oiiicers oi the bri-
gade. which has been growing ever
irince thé command left Cuba. reached
its climax Monday when Colonel Wood-t
tilts limo tot timid int touts
>ward. Lieutenant Colonel Challis. its-
5
lor Taylor. Chaplain Ilttsaeault and
Mill iifllfl llll lililillillil Captain Goodwcll. it Company K. re-
.signed their commission ‘
.—.——...._...
" nun ltttitbltt, oi mu. no
till! unlit. .
n—n—u—
rot-Ito tittio moo III in
The exact reason which prompted
burn to take this action Is not at pree-
gent known. The cause most hove been
serious indeed. I
The resignations leave Major Charles
Samuel
(Codistock,
Jr.
72 North Main street. I
spent. .
The matter lbait been fully reported
‘II General Miles and a nigid invent»
’gatioh has been ordered. By military
.law to resign in face of the on.”
means it court martial. a
noaasaaxamo mo'
PaseoProapootaGanooamil
,/
the Ihlpltent of m.
HAZ Ll'l'l‘l )N, (By Associated Press.)
CROSS CREEK Chit-ago. August t.—lmpendiog
Dense negotiations have caused it cos-
und .‘ action of the etiorts on to part of the
Bl” VI“ N war department ‘to rush supplies to the
ml’ront. Upon the fall of Santiago and
Delivered in your cellar at
$5.00 PER l0ll,
i by careful. experienced
the deburiratlon of an' invading toms
to l'orto Rico. arangetnents wero
made by Colonel Smith. in charge of
the commissary mores of tho depart-
meat of the lakes. for the purchase of
vast quantities of rations. a large
amount oi which was forwarded to the
seaboard. The increasing protocol.
for early peace. however. renders un-
lli‘t‘ilml‘y the amount of subsistence
planned for. and the stores are being
held. At the division headquarters
here the big buildhg lo filled from dor-
rot to collar with ihouss‘nds of cases
at soldlcra' dict. All are tuged and
rutly for immediate shipment a case
.i sudden turn at affairs shout result
In more extended military 0 ations.
YIIS'I‘ERDAY'S WAR II DRY.
Spain‘s reply to President McKinley.
which was delivered by the French am-
bassador. leaves no room for doubt that
she will act-pct the conditions for a cea-
ratiou of hostilities.
It is believed in Washington that
President Mt'Klflli‘)‘ will place the name
oi Commodore Schlcy ahead of that of
Acting licar Admiral Sampson when he
Itttllilllttltul thctto olhocra for promotion.
Eighteen regiments irotu as many
stuttw. comtwidng twenty
men. were designated to go to Polo
Rico under (lateral Wade's command.
Netwecn mitotic-land 50.0!» American
troops will he amlgncd to t‘uha to ur-
riaou seamrts -
Instructions were sent to Generals
Miles shutter and Merritt designed to
avoid canoe for complaint in theme of
wantiptuto for ill and wounded soldiers.
The Spanish wrumander of Hannah.
3N0 SLATE.
i 1‘0 SLIG.
1 NO DUST.
Raymond Bros.
2 South Norwulk.
l
1 m
éllund Cellini liarlti.
Wholesale and Retail Dealt-Iii lii
Fish.
. Oysters.
Clams,
‘ Norwalk LobsterS.
' Soil Shell Crabs.
Little Neck i‘litIIIs sent out on the
liuli HM". lilo is reported willing to surrender to
----.. , ilt‘ni'l‘ltl ilarcia If the troops iii‘t‘ allowed
Watermelonn and to depart with arms.
The battle itpr Texas wan safely
pliiccd iti dry doclt No. 2. III the Brook-
lyn uuvy yard. .
The Si. touts and tit. l-‘uulawere or-
dercti north to be clitormd.
Gustave ltoclt wai- who to Havana
on it tlerrnau war ship.
Cucumbers on ice.
Imported Oil iii Stunts.
Fund initiation Sous.
Hunt & Zeluii
'l‘elcpiione lid-t.
Plltliiti'l‘ltlh' liOARll CREATED. |
lily Associated Press.)
Washington. August t.-——Su numer-
title have been the rewaimoadatioaa
presented to the mammary oi the navy
tor the primiotlou or mugnitioa in
polite other suitable manner of Amorh
o
Jacob M. Layton.
Viv-t limo-1mm" can sailors. ulcers and collated melt.
“QURJNCI who have an notably tiiatlnttilllhii
o Ihsnioivio. tltwlog the present war.
tutti aetrean I. tag has now determla~
Ital Bottom sat liters Agent. .... ... «me u we! mm tor u-
H, ,_--__ pttgposc ot I-oadderiug all such case
WWW“. “WI on their merits. "i“‘hoh president Iii
M p.“ M Ittwetory Long. w owevor. Near“
... “l- to themselves it. right of lama
m . BMW m action In individual cases. such as that
of Lieutenant Iltthson
\\'ll..l l'l \\' iil"l‘ ‘l‘llli N‘il‘fll'lal-
'i lit Iniiibuiy hall team has dooldd
m pitil out the schedule this wash.
with tile wumptltil (If the film”
ditto :u tit-video. to board to which
that iIIIIut they were uaisirly tiled
when the iii-hotels was "Vi-oil. lasa-
tiger lions hob turned the mount
or the least over to the physio. sad
llttitl‘fl' Iiala. one of the plivhm. will
to their motto-rt. it a reliable odor
D. W. RAYMOND.
13¢de i
“W.“ “N
“UM”
moo-snare.
. is resolved from any city In the state
they out probably accept it.
itiiiltildi lithllltlii
a“ one
Mums-oi
Am. rm met
“my ntt‘h
it Darling In command of the mi» ‘
'1
I. .
thousand »
i
o.
Norwalk Chronicler