5 Willis with" as his-
main Sui Mortua-
"n an“ inn.
hummus-rants.
iii-humus.» the
. Mrs.
. (Dy Associated Press.) 4
I, m N. l‘.. August B—The maii’
Virginia Lake arrived at M'l‘ilt
M as West Bay. :30 miles iroln
' at daylight this morning. bringing
[is corroboration the «ported
stat ocean it in the straits oi
Ilia. A fisherman at‘Noddy Bay
to her that he saw a steamer
with an iceberg and sinit soon
. The report. is generally
, ,but nothing reliable is obtain-
“, . The hdterman said that the stea- .
. ‘1” lashed like a passenger ship.- and
' “hold. see people trying to launch
but she sanh' before they could
ltsw sot-Ii. August o—rne‘amn at,j
fills isle lies between Ncwioundland;
‘* Labrador. and is the most northern ’
the two channels which connect the l
i
oi St. Lawrence with the Atlantic E
‘ . tie. on it is reputed to be unsafe. I
fill not the route taken by pasgenger »
~ usually. Messrs. Austen. Bald-l
fill & company. the New York agents,
‘R the llian line of steamers, a branch ;
of which runs between Montreal and?
Great Britain. said this morning that:
they were sure' it was not one oi their
bloomers which was lost. While they.
till not‘poaitivcly know the route taltcn ;
by their steamers. it was believed that?
they never went by the Strait oi Belle»
.. Isle. Ea only other Montreal pas-en. l
gar lia oi steamers is the Donaldson
line. They believed that passenger ll-
. am never went by that route and that ,
it could not have been a passenger liu- '
or. as reported. - i
l
sass aoaesoo son. 3
he Iaw Destroyer l'arragut Develop g
as an Unexpected Ipaad. !
(liz' Associated Press.)
{ Chicago. August 5.——A special to the}
Tribune irom San Francisco say»:
, The now torpedo boat destroyer l-‘ar. ‘
ragtit. built by the l'nion Iron Works.
promises to be the fastest crai‘t over
i constructed in America or plying Am- j
aricaa waters. This has plea indicat'}
ed in the iirsi rttn it has ever nude.
lW' it was merely preliminary to a try-‘
‘ out trip. which in to occur ncxt ltion—fl
day. At 200 rcvolutionx a minute tho'
engines developed haii power. that is.
8.000 horse. power oi the required 5.ttoo.
'l‘ho Farragut nilnlitcti a speed oi 20
knots an hour at thia bnli driving. amt
therefore its builders 1ch sure that it
will run over 30 limits. the government
' requirement.
manna SIMMOII.
IaatOuttolxiilora the country and
ltaho Out Olaims.
ill" Associated Press.)
llcattic. Wash” dugout 5.—»~-'l‘hc nil‘illll
nchooncr Protection nailod [or St. Ml—
chacl today with u ltaht pom-ngor list.
Among tho panncugcrs woi‘o novcn turn
from Hilton. who constitute an capo-
dilioii rent out by tho Kltlllllllll' (luld
Milling company. i‘it'o other cxpodi:
tlouu have boon sont out by tho Ntllil‘
concern within the prcacnt acttatiti. The
truth at those t'llltttlllltillrl in to explore
the country and stake out mining lo-
cations.
The mon in tho pl'm‘itl party are
uudcr tho direction oi t‘nptnlu William
i‘ntlcr. ’i‘ho accrue-oi their opt-rations
will be near Minmk and on the iron,
litl‘itm oi the Yukon. They are tittmt
out for a ilitwn months“ cannmign.
II“ ”I “AM m.
.. ......”
Irate Ipsaiah Commandant toys or
hillsaaipitata Flight
(Ir Associated Press.)
hiadrid. Anson n. An ottlciat dis.
patch trout tlan Juan do i'uorto itico
aays that t‘olonei iian Martin. who than
in command oi the tipaniah garrison
lhnno. hittt boon courtmartiaiwi and
shot ior tiliitlliltllllill tho place without
mistanro Identonant t‘oloaol Puts.
the amount in command. rottiniiilcll
Ililt'itie.
"than tibittttt‘illt‘l‘t-i.
tllr Asstwiaivd i'rcm
Galveston. 'I'ctna. Almost .3 Thu
Ma'ratic non» tttltlt'nllttll lit-i Main
mow r tlt'itt't i-r tin nomination
at H. h‘ _. room oi Iltocuvilto tor imht“
d the art oi .tppvol- it was i ltd
afm. \ ca tin unwctnioo ntuouramt
l- alas tile.
"i want to unit a duration, paint.“ ro-
Mi‘lfl “hint! dong.-
“Vsra writ. tlamnn.’ lint out) our.
ml!" "
“When 'lhc Anirtitnuu elicit a itpan 1
ll. It'll". do “try out lltc i‘olonols!”
”when“.-
rmam imam minus”... kimono
lths lanthanum
“Mi ilrlihlii haa it” torpedo innate
and torpedo boat destroyer».
lbrouht to the attention oi the Spanish
' aovernment.
it is twelve mm“ wide and border to pretrent the‘pubiicstion abroad
. . ~ . a .i s
“townie-her.
. (I; Annotated Pram.)
Vii-moisten. incest rpm. mum.
one or the letters addrdssed to General
ihsitor by the division and brigade
commanders oi the Filth army ctu'ps1
sad Colonel Roosevelt has caustl more
important signlilcani action than the
rebate io‘tleoarsl Shatter (or making
the communications public. President
new» and Secretary Alger were in-
dignantnot only on account at the poor
Judgment of the commander of the
climcom‘tn permitting such start~
ling intelligence to go to the newspa-
pers in America. but on account oi the
oilect it might have ‘on the Spanish
gorernment in its consideration oi the
demands made by the United States in
the note concerning Spain's peace over-
tures. , . /’\ _
Considerable ansiety was expressed
in ohlcial circles today that the letters
aboutthe sanitary conditions at San--
tiago would be cabled abroad and. be
it was said by a prominent ollctal
that Spain might seen in the communi-
cations reasons why ahe could solely
decline to accede to the American terms
as the letters addressed to General
Shatter showed a condition among the
American troops in and around Santi-
ago that were iavorsble to a continu-
ance of the war with Spain. with prac-
tically all the United States had iorccs
wasted by sickness and unable to matte
an olensive or deiensive campaign. in
oi the two letters the censorship over
press despatchcs to newspapers outside
at the United States was rte-established
today by direction oi the war depart~
room. it Is not known positively hen:
outside of oillctal‘ circles whether the
censorship applies to all pros: des-
patches relating to the war or only to
tlencral Shatter. but the understanding
is that the Shatter letters alone are
allcctcd. ‘
The censorship on press ntattor ad-
drcesed to nowspaln-ra in foreign coun«”
tries yas rigidly eniorced during and
prior to the i-lantlaao campaign. but
was removed aitcr thc surrender oi 'i‘o-
ral. '
AMI. mans IOOIIVIIJ‘.
Muthatlough laden are In.
parlor to Other Volunteers.
(By Associated Press.) ‘
Washington. Anguni h—Thc iollow»
tug correspondence hasfpnnacd botwoon
(‘oiouei llmmovclt and Secretary Alger:
"Santiago. July 23. "lint—My llcnr
Mr. Sl‘i'l't'lill'yi i not writing with tin-
itnowlotlgo and appmvni of iloucrai
Wheeler. ‘
"We oarnostly bond that you will
send moon of the regulars. and at any
rate the cavalry division. including the
Rough illders. who are flood mi any
regulars and throw ilnlt-u on grant as.
any state trmnm. to Poona itlco. ‘I'horc
arc Lttoo oiioctiro men in this division: .
ii lhtinc who were loll ln-liittti worci
)tillli-tl to them. wc could land at Poor- 1
to Rico. in this cavalry division. closc'
to toot) men. who would be worth. on» i
ily. any lotion national guards armed.
with black powder. Spriugilclds. or
other archaic weapons.
roapccthtlly.
“THEODORE nmstzvnm‘.“ g
'l‘lic iollowing roply was cabled to
t‘oloncl Ilmnsow-It today: 1
“Your lottor 0f the 23d is received.
The regular army. the roluutccr arm)
and the Rough ltidcrn have done no",
but I suggest that unlomt you wont to
npoll tho oflocln and illory of your hit" -'
tory. you make no invidion t'tilllltitl'l- v
Mlllri. 'i‘hc Rough llitlorn arc no hot- i
W than other rotnutoorn. 'l‘hoy tool!
on ilil\'lililii|ll' in tin-tr armr. for union
they ought to be war aratoi‘ul. .
"it. A. AlAii'lit. Stil'rciut'y oi War." ;
s... --~~~a-..‘-.~—~ .
mama's anus.“ ass-oar ‘
Deaths and Condition oi the Itch at‘
the Americas Camp at Iantiago.
lily Associated i'roua.i
\l’nsltinatou. August .'. ‘l‘itc lotion
inn i‘rpfll‘i oi illt‘ nauiiari' cotnlitiou oi
the Atucricnu camp at i-lnutiuao was
matio public at the war department lltltt
morning :
rlnutia'go. Annual i.
To Adjutant tlcncrni. Washington:
sanitary report ior Minuet a.
Total sit-it. ill“: total icvor. whit,
now cascs ic'i'cr. tilt: rasru oi lover to
turned to duty. Milt. tltillllll. .luiy iii‘
i't‘ii‘ato t‘onrad P Johnson. l‘otnpany
A. t‘irst iuiamrr. m-nto dyaootcrr: Ao-
auat 2' Private llcnry tumult, t‘otn
pony \. i‘llitittit iniatttt'r. uivscotcrv.
l‘l'iruio itnah tinilu'aith. t‘otnpnny Ii.
itch-nth iuiautt't. .wilow ion-r. .tuann
:i riot-3min t'hristinu lAlt‘M‘it. t‘om
pony l". 'i‘u‘ciiilt lninulrv. typhoid in
vor; I‘ritaio 'i‘homaa .i. ltnrrctt. l‘out
pom it. t-lovcnth ininntn ttn'onh- tlla
outcry; i‘riinto iiotuy lint-not. t'om
pony .. 'i‘lilt‘lt'itnii'lli hibbiti‘u. unitar-
ml to ‘; l‘ritatc l'otcr it? limin. t‘utu
pour it. 'l'lili‘llir'ttlii'lll Michigan. molar
ial iovcr. l‘rivato .ioaoph tlrcinor. i‘om»
Nit! it. ‘t'ltirty~iottrth Michilan. mar
ltii‘itil li‘O‘i'. l't'iroia ii-atruc Marlin.
t'oanmny L. 'l'ltlrtoionrilt Michigan.
malarial it-rct N tililttrtit
‘ tliiM‘l'ltll
...... . ...... ...“..-
Ml.
llurina tho thunder Morin ycatoriiay
morning iiahtuing ntrooit a corn lltttiw
and ma pm on Monotol Wateriuory‘u
turn». ittIHna toot large pigs and a
tutor at stasii uses.
l
‘ household wdtk.
this 'i‘oil'ct
The J.a.wamnsce..omm.a
100a
what is left of our stock of
When you Wash the Baby
use the cake at White glycerin .
toilet Soap was Is out: back-
lfl o! Ivorlaa. The fame of Wil-
liams' Shaving Soaps guarantees
Soap pure, delicate,
soothing, and healing~ It is peculiarly delightful for kcéping the
skin soft, white, and smooth— You pay forfilvorinc; We give
you the soap.
To
Hmoromn
A wonderful cleanser for all
GASOLINE MD on srovrs.
Two burner and stop New Process ( insoliue Store,
. " we will sell them as follows:
‘Idls
oooa‘p
I I
'0.
i
I
He
i
was $21; now ..... ....$l75ll
Two burner and stop lilac Flame (til Stove. Was 3
8l9; now ............ ......... ": ...... $15K)
Two hunter Blue Flame, was $7.50; now $61le
Three “ “ “ “ 10.00; now $81”;
Two bttrncriiasolincStovc,“ 51!); now $3.75“
Three “ “ “ “ 7.00; now $5.25
Don't wait. we have only a few of tho .
the communications made public br-MaSllll Jars... ------------------ ------------------ 40 cents il (lOZt‘ll
NASH a VAN scov, ”
Cor. Io~th Iain and West §ts.,
H. KRIEGER’S, _ .
MILLINERY and CLOAK STORE.
totalitarian 0r
m.
. South Iovwalh.
SUMMER GOODS!
(tor 8L2?» Shirt. Wain-ts for 751‘.
Linen Alpine lluts, 25c.
Linen Skirts, l'iilc, 75c. $1.25 and $2.50.
llcwcy Sailor llnts. 50c. ,
.\ hit: lot of Shirt Wuists at 50c. .
Vino Split Straw Alpincs, all colors, Elihu
Sash Ribbons at gt‘cully roduccd prices.
liicyclc Suits. «luck cloth, $2.98. Worth Kalli.
.\ largo assortnn-nt of Silk Waists at to...
' ‘ ' \‘cryjll‘li'flrl.
H. Krieger,
lcsalc
The Leading Millinory Store in The Norwalits.
Mahackemo Hotel Block.
“*1
urinal! linit its in ital tam tit Iatl!
Hur lied 'I‘icltoi ratio for July is now on. and no are
m. ,. k
, 4 u m:
r
A
IGGRIOIIVI.
IND .0 CAN WI.
tictcrminml this Nlliill he the uroaicat sole of
Straight High Grade Shoes
l‘lt‘or oflcrctl in South Noi‘wttllt.
M. H. GLOVER.
It: Washington Street. Suit horas“.
is'a Wise. ‘
I-.. Who makes himself knottn through the columns of
The Evening Sentinel,
which is‘ a welcome daily visitor in the home‘pf ncot'ly
cvcry citizen oi the thl'walkrl, and many «rimthc homes
of neighboring towns. it is
The Oldest, Lar eat,
and Mpat lni'iuegritlai
Daily Paper oi‘ Norwaik.
its popularity and cilicacy are attested-.liy its steady
groivtlt in circulation and the? rapid im'rcnsc of its ad-
vertising patronage. i' i t * t l i i
'l'na llvsntno SEN'l‘iNl-ll. reaches a class of ln-oplc who
have money to spend. but who spend it wisely and Well.
Storekccpcrs. largo or Sllltlll,~\l'lltl liclicrc they have
goods that arc worth every dollar people pay for them,
should tell of it- and crcntc a dontatnl .for their wares.
This can best be accomplishcd through
The Evening Sentinel. l-i
‘.
*‘iiii out
till:
'i‘hcrc arono it‘s or and's almot it: 'i‘ns Samar.
nilnply oorora tho iloltl. ililil corors it so llltll't‘lturhiy lhttl
"l" “l“ “‘l"""ll'“"i l" WW 1" tic! l‘cittrus iltoi‘c than com-
nn-nsnratc with llit‘ money cam-mind. ,\,.k the head “f
“"3" lnruo l""‘l"“"“ “NW l'i‘iu'cacuictl in lla columns il
thin in hot no, t i , . . kw . t
Lot on itit'nifluyon with a mic card. or tlrop in and
talk tho matter owr personally with tho intro-Minion
nonmucr. llo won't boro you. but will colit'liit‘c you
quickly that printer's ink pay» and pay» but when mod
judicimoiy and in the columns of 'i‘ns llvrnmo Hitfl’i‘ihlti..
And the Cost
it’s a Mere Trifle.
will.
.nliliiiiiilil"
Norwalk Chronicler