I ‘ I Show Inn
it Permit. Campaign.
o
“Magnum-nut,”
Imus-muttonooo
Whaling“. “
. M. Amt iI-0enerni heh'wnna
“tun, which are en route tor Mayo-
Md an engagement with IMO
lull near Hormigueroo yuterdar.
{umlidernbie damage upon the
p. The Spaniard: were driven
and the Americana pitched on tow-
Ivonne: Our ion was two killed
Attach wounded. Among the Span-
, Med war I lieutenant. who was
3 In the field utter the enemy re«
“numeral Schwon'c command uncover-
I three of Spaniards in the Mill ly-
II the Montana road. near Hor-
cm. yesterday. The. Spaniards
M a poalion in a northWesteriI
tion trout the Rosario river. The
I!!!" Spanish {one of the hiuagnev.
Ifllflllon was laid to he stationed in the
Mill. They comprised Loon regular
troops and 200 volunteers.
A general engagement followed and
Private Fernherg ot the Eleventh in-
Mtry and another private were kitted.
'l‘hele are the. first American soldiers
who have been killed by the. enemy in
Porto Rieo.
Lieutenant liyrou. (If the Iightlt I-av
airy. IiId-Iie-I-anxp to General Srhwun.
WM wounded in the tool, and tourtem
,cniluted men were also wounded. After
the eflaflt‘mt'llt General StllWiln rou-
tlntted hiu adI'nnI-I- upon Mnynguvz.
which plaee it was ('Xilt‘ci'fil he would
rotten today.
General SI-hwun has not asked loI
reinforrenn-nts. hut General Miles is
«tending ll KtIiiiilt'ky regiment with new
gum on board It steamer to join tit-n
erai Schwnn at hiIIyuguen.
Gt‘lit‘rrtl Roy Stouen' ltnndtul oi Int-r
'. have not taken Ai't‘t‘lllo nor have th ,_,
cutrod Lari-.5. General Henry is he-
“ yonti thr rhino on lilii way to l'tunIiI
today 'llili ilenrrni SI-huau IIiii pusi
on and meet ltlm at Al't't‘lliti.
t‘II-n-Irni Wilson in Itolm: on .5tI-nIliiI
and enoily to AilIonito and tiI-In-rnl
Iirooho is ndrnntitnz slowly. The .5‘p.I
liltilt will lIure the rhoiro oi rI-ttrim
h from AiiIonito to Sun .inun ot Lari-II. o:
trout Areeiho to San Juan or Alisonito
it they ureter to liliikt‘ ii uiuntl they
have It ntrong position at .‘Iihonitu iI
the mountain pom-s.
MILES lilIll‘illi'i‘S.
Wnulzltmion. .\In:n.5t l'.‘ The toiiow
"I. was pooled iii iIiH ti'rltu'li )‘I‘Sit'l'ilJl
afternoon:
. "Ponce. via Ilrrmtnln.
”Set-IIIIIIIII Wnr.
Aug. ii. has.
\\'u.5lIinItion: -~
"It‘oilowiun letter I't't'i'l\'i'|l i'IIoI:
Rrhwon.
“‘ lamp nenr liorIquIh-ron. iInh.
Advance IInanl. including IIIII'IIiry II;
this command. while l'l‘l‘DllllOlltIl'In:
northwouturu Iiosnrio l‘l\'vl', III-:Ir ilqu
litittttcron. Iiim-uIeI‘eIl utt’oup. Spnu‘oi.
i'oret- whirh hII I-onI-I-aied in hills north
oi MIII'nIIuI-z road. in the general t'li
unnetnent IviIII-li followed. lali‘llltlllllli
liyron. l-liuhth i‘iHilll')‘. my aiiithueatnII.
wnu wound-Ii iu IiI~ foot. and What.
l’iit‘llilwi'fltt'. i'tIIIlpnIi)‘ ('. l‘:lt9\‘t'llili in
tnniry. IInd otn- oIiII r private IIII5 kil
led. Iuni IooIIIeIIII enlisted Inen IIII-
"tillllili‘il.
ll iiIIi ilIII i‘lllllt'
M'II'IIIIIIIIII und hiii‘i‘tliliitlillfl IImInIII
IIonuiniinIx oi Loon reanlnrn and :0“ \iii
iIIItoI-rv, took port in the IIIIItuItvInI-Iu
Wu ill'tn‘t‘ the enemy from him lttlniliiili
till“ it in iI llIIIu llillli'lt‘ll lii‘Ii\\‘ loo.
A wounded :ipnninh liI'liii'iliilil II.»
ionnd in the held and iII-oIIIIin Io tiii‘
lliu'r. t'IItItlIII'i \I' oillrrra Mill on .I “‘1; .
.N'thlh. all llilillII'. I propow Io Ion
IIIII-e IIIII Innreh on .‘liiliifliit‘l’. ui I-uIIlI
hour tomorrow. tit‘ii\\'.IN ‘
“.Iiil. i-"
AWMilillil iil.\i .\ .\||I‘i|\i..
iliv Moorland l'rml
iirnliiord. i‘oun. .iithuni li.‘ 'i’iIonIu»
ii. litniiiilie. or lirnnloni. iI.I5 III-I re
I't'l\'iitl INIHI’O' ill“ the I‘inllllililtlt‘ on
Wiener mu! m. of the iI‘rIInlIiiu III-
Hliiitie lIIIII unardml into the hiilnIIIIi
lmnlttrI-Ih medal of merit in i'i'l'ltflili-
lion oi hp. men-mini efforts in Iii-III
titliil lite IIIinII of iIIIrdIII-awn I-IIppI-I
I wire tor t‘ll‘I‘li‘lIiil |lili‘|niw~‘ Au liltI
.5'I'.IIII III the .IIIIIII oi' the «ltlluiililti
I'IierI- III lll‘ I.I. vim Iir IIIIIIEIIIIII to
tilt )I-II III? 'hiii‘IiI-Il llli‘ no In
haul IIIIIII II ll ppII “Irv illl‘ t-IiI-quIIlI
Mill ll'li‘IiliI III IIIII|III.It-5 IIIIIi III in ‘h—IH‘“
rnolni iii I‘\iliiiltil'i|l~ qulr In iliil
yl'iu'lil llIt I\IIlli' iti ilit' \lI illllI| lli'IiNII
and I‘IIIIIM-r -IIIIIII.IIII llil'illlIIHHi
I‘llllw‘i' “III‘ 'lil ltt\\ lItItI'ItI .I Iiitiilt
Irilrio oi Il’iiiilldliiiii me In.» Iimn
oilliir 'llilllitlli pIIIIoII~ inning own
WWII“ in tin IIIIIIIII‘ in Not
inti‘lm .III: \‘l run in .5 :II on.“
ill! Alli-I tail-Ii l'rI-III i
filitilittti. i‘i. AIIIIIIII l'.’ 'lhII i'nit‘
Ni Holm- liitiiim.‘ li-I iIIlIIIIIIIt IIII-IIII-
nII'II hrnnI'h III iliin plow i- III in on.
lilac-ti in ilIII lt‘Iit‘ilIl «1 ho
[I “H"... III mun utili-
"II-mu” need for tie VIIIIIIIII'II inw o illiii‘ iilliiiliili' trio and
"Mimi Hint!" [notinl turd» Wlili‘ll will
in tierotui to the tnrnlnu out or iiorr
lffld” oi noodu. iI‘oIIy our own on
to he nupioyed ll lion and do
in expected to in rapidly inclVIithtl
mil. EiiiliiiilEiil.
“'0‘. Along the
i
il in It'liill‘li‘tl tinii ilIII lIIII.5: illiulliliiii tlmt iIII IIIIIIlIl I‘illlliilil'
SIuInlnlI unrriuon o."
(By Anecdotal Pro-I.)
Victoria. 8. 0.. Anon II~The who
met Victoria. tact arrived from the 0t"
lent. brittle no" of I frightful accident ,
in Yokohama harbor on July so. wheré- 1
my two women minionariea ot the Am- i
IIIIII Allen. to»: their am. The India?
had a number at triendil who were Jour- .
neylng to thin side of the Pacific by the I
were returning to chore. a junk, which 1
was calling into the harbor, running
Iwmty iItItore the Wind. cgtnIIeII wltlt'
the launch. The Junh's how lpl'll was}
driven against .‘iiiu Simmona with ter-
rible force.
domcn and impaled her. killing her in-
stantly. Her companion. Mice Allen.
was struck about the shoulder! and
head by the unwieidiy blow d_ the Chi- ,
nose vessel and who was terribly ent‘
and incerntetl. She iinlered in pain tot ,
the greater port at the day in the \‘okp-
homn houpitni I“ died a tow hours
heiore the Victoria coiled. ‘
i
on!!! 0mm IMO Am
Charged with complicity in lobbies
tho III]- III inQiumllnB.
(By Auocicted Preu.)
Queenstown. August ll—IJ. w. .lngo.
Ihlet otlieer of the WhitI Star line
steamship lirittanie. who is charged
with being toueerned in robbing the
malls and in smuggling. no.5- arreoted
here this morning on the arrhul nt
thin port of the (‘unard line sientner
Luennin. which left New link on Sitt-
Itrdtty last. August iii.
The detectives who boarded the IIIt'n- ‘
Inn on her arrival here at 6:30 n. m.
in search for Juan had little ditIiI-ulty
in finding him. in he traveled under
his own name. He no.5 :il't’h‘tt‘tl and
I‘lull'gi‘ll with the theft of lilo lIoIIIlr'
from tho lirittnulc‘n mulls. Juan de-
nles helm; I-onIIerued in tin- tin-it of ”W
hoods. hut he admits helm: ilnpiieated
in the smuggling tnuIsaI-timo whit-II
were rerouted alter the urn-.51 or Third
"flirt-r John Kyuoston. of the lirittnn-
ie. ill Jersey I"lI_r. on August 0. utter
trying to rush eoupons belonging to
twenty stolen goI'I-rnnn-nt bonds. The
prisoner Silltl he lied lM'I‘illlHt' of hi.5
I-oIIneI-tion with the smuggling tr:III.5-
urtionu. Jaigo will have a hearing to-
do):
TROOPS LIAVING mtao.
colonel urgent- Regiment 0! no
runne- hne Jolt Arrivd.
(By Associated Pm?
\i’nuhlnutou. August i‘.'- The war Iii--
IIIIIiIuent has rem iI'ed III» toiiorrinn: i
Srniitflo \‘lIi Iinyti. .\tII-,II.5t l'.'. l
\IUIttant tit-uerul \\'Ilflllit.flluii:
Louis lI-tt ilii‘ Morin duIitIr. tin
:Iialii oi the ”HI .\’lil| the Ninth and
i'Iulh infinity and l\\tl t'tlililiJIlll'h m
the S‘I-IIuty-Ilret XIII York. St. i'.In'
5IIIIIIi-i iuIII- l~i't iiuuutan Iqu last night,
or tiIi5 morning with S'u'uihl lniuutry.
tour Iotupanim ut llli S‘s-I ‘Iil_\'-lli‘hl Nun
York .IIIIi lieu: rni Kent .Iitit his iii-.IIlI
IIIIIII‘iI rs. .\llli'it IIII Inn-.5 III .I III) {II-r
ninutn IIlth 'i'IIIIutI' llirl lliii‘ilili')‘
lilo tlt'uiuls. with I‘ologn-l Saute-III
regiment of inIIuIInes on board. iI.I.. jn Ii
.II'I’iII-Ii. ISIIIIIinI
Nil .\II"l'iI2ii
Si.
"lliII: I IiiiillI‘l I .\lIt ‘(ii' l-‘ltilil'.
(Ii' Maoelutcd Press.)
liuil'ulo. N. \I. Annunt l.‘ i‘lI.Irl-.-I .\i
\\'Il.5vni. Indium-Ir and murI‘AI‘y of th-
iiunthornII .\lliltlit‘ IIIIII. sold ”.1.
III.
Inepurniiuun tor illi‘ I‘urinItt-hit-(‘III
i‘iliilt'ni. I‘rnnidiem oi the l‘l'n‘iili oi tin
IIIinI-II-IIII' ilIII‘iiliP. IIIIIIIII‘IHII, .It Will-'ll
II iI'IiIIr non rtutl IIIIIII the dull" ll"
l“
. IiIIl IiII'I il'Iil illIi'
IriIIinIt hi5 liill'lliitlli to Mott the iinh
\iI \Iiluon 5.!III i.-. h.~u| i'IllIill thI he I
ll not at l\li| in Nut! \oIh and no.5 ili\
illi‘ IluiI lltli'II not in
ltllil in Iiuluh .‘IIII ion.
.\I“i‘tiii 'i'iIiiiIilSS iiiIZ\ii
AnnIII‘IIIItIII i‘rrmi
\IIIIIH i‘.‘ .\iII 'l'I-I'I'Iss. th-
\\'iiiii\\' ItiI‘
Ilir
London.
:Iillltlw oi IIIII ItIiI- WiilIInI 'i'-Il'i55, iiu
III tor who mo- tIIlIililll'il .Isui lIllli‘tl III
I liliiil ilitlll'll liI.~it:.IIi .\Illiiii i‘rlIII-n-
III liiI “Iii ulttltii iII t‘llll i’ liit‘ hi Iur IiIuI.
\driphi i‘iI-ntri, till lit-IIIIIIIIII
it. how died at iiilli‘t'l lllls IuIItIIiIIII.
Ii \Il"l \ .‘il Si‘i-ININ iI‘Illii'I'INIl
iilI' AIM-eluted i'rI-m
.\'III \‘III‘iI \nnnIII l‘..'I \“ili‘lliil tire
llIIil ‘iilIl ll"
lIIIII i‘IIt'iIIIl l|.III III ili' «IIIIIII-II-‘IIIII
III lltiil‘iiil liiliiii oi‘ ilillli.II\‘ IIpIIIII
lion-I inn IiIiIII do; and III." ‘lIH‘Iid
lIIIu uII II lIoI nun pIIIIIII
homo IIIIi- iIII-iIuIIIIIII. to Hill!” :4.
him .0 tin InIi oi th.II IIIIII
pIItIlI lIqu SIIIIIouo 5...) .
lII'I lII .le
l‘IN'i'iIINSH i2 t‘tIIi. iIiil'tIrii‘l‘ri
Iliy Mum-Intro l'rIIIIcJ
i'I.rI ‘ionmuui. \\‘n. \Into I It:
inn iitlilt'l'- iiilill tiiiiIn. \ia-Iitn. ~lillt'
In.” IIIIIIIIIIIII- moi deptodi» haw inn-u
till-Nfllitil .0 Width Iiny on iinIIIII-In‘
i inodI .IIIIIIII not) liiilvll trout Sliho
KIIMIIKH IIIIIJI
(lit’ Antwlntrtl i'rouui
.IIIIIIIIIII Wu. \nItn-I i'.‘ 'i‘o‘ni tr»;
I-IIIIII5 of ix‘looIiIiu until III the ammo
III Ihi5 city up In
IIIII IIIII. ‘II
iiIiiliIIII IiiIllII‘5
l'IopiI .III- hohiuniun to admit IJIII
torso mom Im II arv- iooiIioIt lIIr work IIhI
do not want it.
erienn lite-ion bond. line. Binomial? ‘ \
Empreu of Japan. and they“ went out 9‘
in It launch to ate them on. As they l
You only Pay for the ivorine—
the Toilet Soap Coats Nothing
lvotinc supplies all the soap the
. family needs. ..Washing l’owder for
all kinds of housework. Also acakc ,
of White (ilycerine Toilet Soap in
every package, for the toilet. bath,
and nursery. Both are guaranteed
par excellence by the worldwide
fame of Willinms‘ Shaving Soaps.
Tl! I. ll. Willilltl CA. M: be
lt otruck here in the nh- ‘ ' ‘
To
what is left of our stock of
GASOLINE MD on STOVES.
I We will sell them as follows:
Two burner and stopl‘. ew Process i iasoline Stove,
was $21; now. m.....$l7.50
Two burner and step Blue lIlanie (iii Stow, was
$19; now ............. . .......... . ............ . ..... .......... $15 no
NASH 8: VAN SCOY,
Cor. IoItiI Iain and West Sta. South liorwnih
H. KRIEGER s, “
MILLINERY and CLOAK STORE.
” CLEARING OUT SALE OF
SUMMEL GOODSi
“or $1.25 Shirt Walsh-I foI-__~— 75w.
Linen Alpine llat5. 20v.
Lint-n Skins, bile, The, Six. ’FIonIl $2.30.
lit-wry Sailor lluts, .IilI. '
.\ liig lot of Shirt \\'nist.5 at Mr.
II‘ine Split Straw .\ipiue5, all colors, .5th.
Sash liililmns at greatly reduced prim-.5.
... lliIIyI-ie Suits. IIIII-k IIlotlI, “2.93, Worth $.31“.
.\ large :I.5~.5ortnII-III of Silk Wuists at wholesale
prim-.5.
H. Krieger,
The Loading Mlllinery Store in The Not-walks.
Mahackemo Hotel Block.
.7".
I
IGGRIIIIVI.
Cilltiiliy illicit Still Cit Sillii Astilii ilii Willi!
IND I0 GIN WI.
”or Red in hot IIIIIII i'oI- .luII in now on, IIIIII wIIIIrII
Iiet ortniIn-Il llilti slutll he the Irt'tItItI-ut min of
Straight High Grade Sims
l‘iI‘IIr IIil'IIrIIIl in South Norwalk.
M H. GLOVER,
Izz Wand-gm Street South Nornik
Two burner Blue lI‘,laIne was Slat); now $0.00.
Three “ “ ” “ 100); now $8.00
'lwo burnerilasolineStove,“ 5.00; now $3.75
Three “ “ “ “ 7.00; now $5.25
llon't wait, we have only a few of them.
Mitson Jill‘s... ................... ................... 40 cents u dozen;
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He is a Wise
Business Man . . .
\
\\ ho makes himself known through the columns of
The Evening Sentinel,
Wlili'll is a welcome Ilaily visitor in the home, of nearly
every IIitizen of the Norwnlks, iiilll many of the homes
of neighboring towns. It is
The CHRIS/Lament,
and Most Influential
Daily Paper of Norwalk.
it.5 popularity and I-iiioaey are attested by its steady
month in IIiIIIulation untl the rapid int-Ionseol' its .nl-
II-Ii5ing patronage. i i i I i t i
"lnI-z lwnsmo Sim r1xrzt.re it -lII-.5 ii i lIi.5'5 of people who
have money to spend, but who spend it IIi5I-ly and we Ill.
Stun-keepers, large or 5uI.Il|, IIlIo IIIIlirIII they iIttIe
-I.:ootl.5 that are worth t‘\"'t'l_\ Iioliur people pay ior illt’lll,‘
5inIull tell of it and emotion III-:IIIIInl lot iheit notes.
liIi5 (‘ .lii best he .IIIIIoqulisinIIi through
The Evening Sentinel.
IIIII III. will
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simply I-oIIIrII the ”PM. and i’itii‘l'S it 5o tlIoronulIly that
tho Wino iiIlVi‘i‘llMII' I5 «Ire to not return» more tlIIIII I-ont-
IIIIIII5III'IIIII' with the money expended. .\.~k the head of
iiiii’ liil'ItII lIHIIlINIM honw III-IIIIII5I-IIiI-Ii in it5 oolnnno if
this i5 not no. I I I I I I I I
Let II5 iIIrIIMI you with it l'iiit' I‘iil‘tl, or Ilrop in IInIl
tall. the nntitor IliiIi‘ pI~II~IIIIIIliII with the IIIiIIIII'ti-Iinu
IIIIIIIIIuIII'. llo won‘t liill'i‘ you. but will I‘illi\iiit'i' you
quickly that printer'- Ink pIII'5. liiltl pIII'5 iniu IIiII-n u-ml
judo-lonely tiiiil iii the IIIIIIIIIIIII. oi‘ 'l'III. iIiI'icnmu Snowman
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