Associated Ptess Despatches Up to the
‘ , - Hour of Going to Press.
raEsmENt' A'I‘ CAMP wtxorr
Acct-polled by Secretary of War Alger n Arrived at lioiitaah
Shortly After to O‘clock this IoriiagIaad Immediately Called
as Scam! Shatter—Thea
Began a Tour of Inspection.
i.
New York, September s—Tho presi-
dent started from long Island City;
shortly after 11 o'clock inst nkht. was
the president were Vice President “0- ‘
hart. Secretary of War Alger. Attorney 3
General Briggs. Senator Proctor. Com- ‘
mlaasry General Egan. Quartermaster
General Ludfnton. Colonel P. .I. Heck- '
er. who had charge of the transporta-
tion, Private Secretary Porter. Presi-
dent Baldwin. of the long Island Rail-
Rallroad. and Assistant Secretary Cour-
telyou.
There was a cheer as the train pulled
out of the long Island City station.
The residents of Iilcltsville had pre-
pared a demonstration. There was
cheering. and the discharging of cannon
in honor of the president. Shortly af-
ter leaving Hicksvilie the president re-
tired and the other members of the par-
ty followed. At 6 a. m. the train reach- I
ed Amngansett. which is twelve miles
from camp. Secretary of War Alger
Alger was thc ‘Iirst man to show him-
Dell:
lighting his pipc took a short stroll.
The party had all arisen in the mean- -
served the»
time anti breakfast was
preaident'in his private car. The res-
ldents of Antangansett were down at
the depot. anxious to see the president.
He kept to the train and only showcd
himself for a few mlnutcs at intervals.
While on the train coming to Mon»
tank President McKinlcy commented
freely on the and scenes he had witncs- '
soil In the Rcd l‘ross hospital In lamp
Island City. where he walked by tho
min of a hundred sick soldiers. lie was
especially aflectetl over meeting several
volunteers of the Eighth Ohio. 'l‘ho
president shook hands with many oi
the sick soldiers and told them he hop-
ed they would soon Iit' able to leave for .
onsunnon our consultancy. .
their homes.
The president warmly thanked hire.
Hammond. who has charge of thc itcd
(‘rosii hospital in Long island t‘lty. lot
the good work in hchclf of tin sick hill-
tilers.
President McKinley. while mommy
to the condition of the sick soldier hIIIII
It was extremely unfortunate that such
it hot ware .IIIUIIIII he sweeping over
thecouhtry lel at this time. He fcor-
rd the hot wcailtcr would tnttti-riaily iii-
t'I’Nlilt‘ the death rate itt tho hospitals.
Among the president‘s party was the
wife of Secretary Alger.
I'pon arriving til the camp. IIit“ car-
il=tgi-. prct-cdctl iiy tip cavalry. aouttu
tip thv- hill to ticuv-t'ai \Vltccicr's lit-tid—
uuurtcrs.
President McKinley anti thc member.-
of thc t'liIlIlIt'I were in l‘itnip iiiii a few
hunts uhcn IIIi y realized that tho Ia~.~t
thing to do was to get the troops away
from Montutth the soon on positililo. 'l’li:
\liIllllIt‘t'lh will he sent home on far-
Iliu‘hr.
t'ttnip Wiltoft. .\Iontauit Point. I.. I.
September :t The [irt-Iltli'llt and acct-c-
titry of war iii'l'IH‘tI at Camp Wiltofl at
this it. tn. Major tlcnernl WIM‘Irr and
stall ttrtclcd .\ir. hchlnlcy. Mr. Alger
and thctr part) oil the station platform.
rurroutolcd by tcanisiers attd the pop-
ulation of this «lamp of Illiitscii. Out-
idiic ti thousand smart troopers ol'ihc
'l‘hlrd country “'07” drawn tip. and tho-
convct-iul yacht lit-en. in tho I‘iiiilIlli'tltI.
slowly boomed forth the iit't'altlcnt's till'
late of twenty -onc guns. ticncral Witt-c-
icr Illi‘l IIIi‘ president h-cauae ticncrtti
tlhaft- r had a iota-it of lover and was
not aim- io move from his col. lion-Idem
Ilcncral thftct' In still In lIt'li‘llIlllll ultd
It would liattlly it.» coutpuit with thr
tIIlIi‘IIiIIIIi‘ of NW camp tor tltc common»
ding general to tllari-gard IIII' detention
ruins .
tlrtwt‘ul “'Ili‘i‘Il‘I’ has arrtitutcd for tho
inap‘ction party to go through the dr~
tontlun camp. past lieneral tlhnflcr‘s
lcui. where the president will stop to
loot titc coniiiiandr of thc Santlaito
format. "lilo day is lauuillttl and thc
lituc cncttiupuicnt is alert Ill antiviiw
Ilull til sci-lug lItc proliiltlii.
.«w .t.» .-_< m . s...—
IIA! AID IUIIDI'E'
lo w in law Vorh Olly Today
humane-um Oomhiaauoa
New Yorlt. .‘IIi'liIi‘IIIIIflI‘ IIc-TIWW was
no i‘eliri today from IIih iIIlllitIIIII t‘llill‘
initiation of limit and humidity whith
Iiiiit ItIIIIl‘I d Ncw Yorlt lot three days
past ’l'lirtc will: not it timid la the IIi’
to shield IIil' bolting litilidltutu and paw
iiicittn trout the sun‘s rays and cvcn the
moderate hrctse that was blotting was
an roiltf Int ll Vina rouumml at hot air
At t p in tin gtn'ctnmcoi ihrrmotii-
can at iio» top of the Manhattan I.tti
IIiiIItIIltii lIIIiII’IilI lio iIf‘II‘H‘I hot the
ltriiitmutuic on the airm‘d Icw-I was
NiliiiIlIildIIIi clam that A sin-ct IIll'll
itininom at the corner at Itroadwui and
Fulton till" hid «'Ilmlwl to 'W dcgtum
at | p to IIIti' oiIIvisii "'ti‘IUI oi humid
its oi I too iR-h I." II glitte-
Elam II'tllIlI titre tcpotttd an it
still at ”it host.
It”
He got out of the cur and nfterl
amp was onus IOIDA!
.mw.‘
‘00lfym Infill M II. Incl-Int
will not Depart Tomorrow
. (By Associated Press.)
New Marlon. September 3—CoIouel
A. C. Tyler. commanding the Third
regiment. Connecticut volunteers. was
in this city this morning and stated
'ihat the Third regiment would not
leave Niantlc for liddletowu. Pa.. be-
fore the first of next week. probably
Monday.
He stated positively that the reti-
mcnt would not leave Sunday. . The
r.giment will carry shelter tents with
ithem and the regular tent equipment
will be sent after them by fast freight.
‘A number of the members of the Third
regiment are here today. saying good
‘ bye to friends and relatives. -
to noon arrest me not.
.Oaptnin Crawford mulled togo
the low. Raven lit-vital.
(By Asmiated Prone.)
New London. Septcmbcr aovt‘aptnin
to;
”In”.
Washington lodge trot hold do im-
portant looting Tuesday night. .
M. l'. A. Sooleld will proaeh la the
chapel tomorrow afternoon. Several
children will be baptised.
Haydn Adams and} wife. who have
been guests of Frank Gregory. have re-
turned to their home in Bridgeport.
STOW IIIS GIRL'S AFFECTIONS.
(By Associated Preas.)
N" HIV”. Conn. .September 3—-
hlfehaol Arnoranto. who on he morn-
ing of July 87. murderoualy assaulted
Joseph hintrano with a rasor on Wal-
lace street. because Ilatrano had stolen
the aleetlona of is best girl. and nine.
has been a tug ve from justice. was
arrested in Brooklyn yesterday by Sor-
geant Hayes. of this' city. The victim
of the assault halt rocoyore! sumciently
to be out.
HAY naval 'an agnostann.
tByAas'oelsted Prose.)
Charlutown. W. Va.. September :—
The dead bodies of latllda Mullins.
aged fourteen. and Isaac Mullins. aged
ten years. were found yesterday at Ba-
ker's Ford Creek. it is thought they
were murdered ough no clue has at-
yet been seen Six murders have
octnmd in t or same vicinity during
the past six ears. all due to family
feuds.
SPANISH COURTESY.
Guayama. Porto Rico. September 2-
tDelayed in transmis'aion))-—Captaln
Palms, of the Spanish civli guard.
a flag of inter a d patch from Captain
General Macias. ext ding to the Amer-
Ican general the use of his private real.
deuce at Rio Piedraa. near San Juan.
during General Iroohe'a stay there.
General Brooke will leave for Rio Ple-
‘draa tomorrow.
The health of the troops here is stea- ,
dily improving.
LAST WAR WITII BI ACK POWDER.
| tiiy Associated Press.)
‘ \\.ii..li|nttton Scptcmlior l-I‘rnhnbl:j
brought General Brooke. today. undcri
At Rand’s
5mm. SALE
or
RIBBONS. -
This "is; we open a special puro
ohnas of an. ribbons—beat quality all-
silk‘plain anIl morle taletas. These
ribbons are all clean and new—this sea-
son's effectaL-no poor colors. no see-
ondl. nil new and desirable shaded.
run width. I.
On scoop of their special value we
have placed out on the centre tables.
main floor. ‘ re customers can easily
Judge the lnéneoa oi' the offering:
USUAL PRICE. NEW PRICE.
No. 5. 13¢. - ic.
“ 7.15% 00.
. 9. the. he.
I “ 12 22c. ' Ilic.
' " to. soc. 12c.
" 22. 35c. I.’a'.
'4 to. the. 180.
" 50. 55c. 25.
l
t
This week. and as long thcrcattcr us
down prices:
20 Picces finc Printed Mulliu. {til-in.
wide. new 12"“
t
.yttrtl. now he.
I 20 Pletts mass Cloth. colored stripes, '
!i\tl( "t _v:ttd now 8t
l
.pmwmrd in command of the garrison; the navy has lotigh. its last war w: t't 2m. yard now tin/.t-
'at Fort Tiumbull. today rerelied 0rd
crs from the Will‘ department to detnlll
an officer to go to New Haven and look
latter the sick i‘oliilc'rs in the hospitals}
detached
thtre. (‘nptaiu Crawford
First I.‘cn.'cnnut John A. Leonard. oi
[latte-r A. First Connecticut voluntect
artillery. who has been on
duty at Fort ’I‘rtinrbaull
mouths.
cut this morning.
for some
rcmver. and arrange for their trans-
portation to their homes.
In Progress Today at the Quarters oi
on low York Yacht Club
New York. Scpicmiwr ll-'l‘itc coni-
tutttco rcpreeentlng the Royal lllstt-t'
‘\'acht club and Sir Thomas Lipton met
thc New York Yacht club committee iii
the club house of the latter today.
Those present from the ituyul Hitler 1
‘Saturday. Sept. 3d,,
Yacht cluh wcrc: Iiuah t‘. Kelly. hon~
ornry accrctary and trmsucrer oi thc
Irish club: IIttgh Mciiildowut-y. \‘ict-
commodore; William it‘ifc. Ir.. titid
l‘lntrlcs lttiascll. They were mvt by
t‘omuualorc .I. I'lcrpout Morgan. .I. \'.
S. titldie. l“. W. .l. Iiurat. fortncr (ioni-
modorc lirown and Herman ll. liiirycti.
'l‘hc formality of introductions havlint
hccu aonc tltrotuh with, the door was
cluml utid tht- l'illift'l'i‘llt‘t‘ lugatt.
sultan “so; nuatoitana
Appointed to Atranga Terms of Ponce
with the fin t it list a
Madrid. September 3——Ii ls currently
rcporietl that the Spanish inlnliuct-it at
ycatt-rday's cabinet meeting definitely
.a-Ioctcd tiic ilircc ioilowing lit‘ut‘i‘ com~
nllttnltltwl‘tli
tlcitcral italticl t‘crcro y iiacns. gen-
eral of cnuluccrs.
ticiiot' I'Iligt'itlu Motitot'o Rios.
scour '\'lllaurutia. under sot-rotary of
stoic lor torcign aflalrs.
’l'hc (‘ariista declare that alter pro-
tcstlttg in the t'ortcs against IIW policy
of tho govcrutucnl they will withdraw.
.\.\‘lll.ti~tIICIIRIAN Atllllillthlithi'l‘.
IAilItItiIl. ticptciuhcr :l-v 'l'lic Pall Mall
tltittcllr. this lilterntiolt. says It is nul-
lailed that a gcocrni Anglo-(tomato ag-
rcenit-iit has bcen reach-ti to act in-
itoiitt-r In various quarters of the world.
The paper adth that "it has w-rlftctl yea-
tcrday's information and as an instance
oi Whi'u tIcruiiiuy‘a support will prnw
t-arectilnlly useful. it points out that
"w fall oi linilairdntan will change Nn'
alond‘s i-ontiitioi. in lit-rid. and that in
thc Iitt‘t' ot the inevitable i-‘rciich and
Iiusalan i‘ttltilllillt‘iil. tlrintaiiy will is-
iIIt‘IIII ill it“ lit‘IIh‘t' IIIIII'IIIN‘N' “I "I"
pct-autumn occupation "
Tllllllhl Mild iiIlIllll‘ill." ll.l..
Nut ilawh. f‘oun.. llotttcinbcr ,1. .
'I’hrw of ilic Illiccn alcli soldiers In
iirnto lioaplttil. that new brought hcrc
twtrrday trout l'iiatp Wiltofl. \ioiiiaiiii
I'tiliii. liy iItu yacht IINI Prim. lil‘t- III
a serious condition today. They arc
soft-ring with typhoid Icycr and tip-
ppynlclaus any they im- in a Very pro-
tniious condition.
The pith." lied Cross is caiiectcti lrniii
Montntiit again this aitcrnonn with If
tctn inori pntltnta
, swam-l» a...
lit'iiiitiltlillll Wit NAVKII \llIIlil NI)
New \‘iirit “cpl mhvr R ’lho “'Mmfl
tr i‘. ll. Wo-titct'. l‘iiptiilii I’atiiitihl
Mm from I’hilndrlphin. \tiltlsi fill, for
ittiuguaivt i'ouii ii-i-m“ouroiitirl on
limncr litmus thii lotrtuun sicwral
itllt'lttl's iiuvh by logo to float I. r rut"
liliflil'f‘i‘l1ltl
detached .
The oiIlccr left fur New liar-u
He has authority to.
grant the men fittloughs as fast as they ‘
black powder. llldit wete opened to-
day at the navy department for sun
plying the warships with one million
islands of smokeless powder.
I
Snrnttga, September 3—4
nnhnn. Brooklyn's "first cltlaen" who
was stricken-with npopleny on Tuos-
day. died today at 12:15 p. at.
"I asked her if she could learn to late
too." "And she?"
u‘t~-becauiie she was already studying
Spanish and loarning to swim."
The warriors shout. the sword
0i".
And glory closc attends It:
They mnim. they kill. they fight until
A pen scratch quickly ends it.
connoisseurs."
Haydn-Theatre.
One Night tluiy.
leaps
Alitcrieii'u Laugh t‘rt-iiloni.
TheRays
III the Ihuiilmrdlucitt of Fun.
A Hot Old Time.
Flt-mud edition. ivy tioorgc M. i‘tdioti. ‘
Everything Sow !
Everything timid 2
Ilrltiit your faint and lit-op moi.
I'I‘Itlfli. 25. Niiiinl 71w. Heals ituw nu
salt-at I'liii-ted'. audWml‘siIitiu atom
LABOR DAY 'BICIIRSIOII
CON EY ISLAND.
And Naval \‘M‘In.
Steamer Balls Horton.
Monday. Sept. 5
tioc~—~IIXCI'IISIIIR FARE“
Leave South Noralilit ii a. in: re-
iiirtiinti. Iiltwo t‘oaey l-Iaitd -:t ll. Fit-t
tilsl street. it p. Iii
iiinouei it ill sail vcry chino In Navy
Yard and heir ping-coil ilmiii "to hay
and tlirou i thc than of Naval \' MIII.
Htititltiy. find. I. Ilolio Iloriua to
.\'oilit Ilcatli.
Cloning Out Into l
iiicyrlm. Toni-i. nun-oi. lhirll. Tirol. etc . ctr.
Innis-trig.
liciicriil him-him Inquiring.
ll cycles ii iii-windy.
r..." ”-
itatI‘rZLuIi'i-t. “o ROTH. 9433393..
Iliotrlt-I oi Ntiflmih. M.
i‘ourt. Aiianst lliih. A. II. III“.
Ihatatc of llcurgc W. Wectf. Info of
Norwslit. in said district. decennial.
The Court of l‘rohaie fur llo Ilisii‘ict
of Norwalk. hath IINIIMI‘AIItI allowed
all tltoiitha from the date Iii'l'ml for
the t‘mlitoro of mild clinic to onlilhil
ihrIr claims for M'IIIM'IMI. Til
who ni-giwi to pieunni their accottn
prtipcrly alto-slot]. within iiIlItI tint".
will he tit-hatred a recovery. All per»
who lndeiitcd to IIiItI "tali- nrn "flit"-
tcd to mate immediate nutrient to
WILLIAM i‘l. WIIA‘I‘IX.
Administrator.
‘
Illlct
Probate
all) 27 I.
“III
. S. T. Sun--
“She said she could- .
' 40 I’lctcs tin
can, stripes ‘l.l~t checks. \\"rt‘ '25:
lfic.
20 News silk striped Zephyr Glut.»
yard.
1
L non"
]Iiants. now in. yard.
l to PIIOCI Ilium llatlrte with snutll
the goods Inst. the Wash floods dcpart- 5
meal will offer the following at mark- :
i
l
to I’ictctK lint ()rgttntllt- Marlins. u'crc .
l
impottrl \"ttitll .‘\Inv‘
and large tnIttlt‘tR silk polka dots for
27w yard.
i9 and
FLAGS.
Special sale of just tlic kinda that p-o- .
'llt‘ tynni "I't‘s‘l qttnlitlts cotton. bunt
ing and silk.
all soils of w uttht r.
I‘ricce are a good tlcnl less than )‘i‘ll l
will expect to pay. even at a special .
stoic.
Altlo Stuffs rind I‘olt-tt.
TRISTRAM St HYATT,
hora Gazette Building. Not-walk, Court. ‘
AuguSt I, We will ‘coutinue V'for munch... .t.}
' . i more our August Mark-Down Sale.
Mark- E i All Summer goods to be 'c'los'o'd
Down l on: he cosior former price riot éoir- ‘
sidorod.
Sale. l - .. .. e.
TRISTRAM 8» HYATT,
A NEW DEPARTURE
..._A1t_____
SCOFIELD St HOYT’S.
A Free Gilt in Both. Stores, llottullt and South Rill‘illilll.
For 1‘: It It cash putc base of oil cents you are cutitletl to a guess on the number
of loans in glass IlliIIIt' shown Ill their Sitilt's..
'Ilic first one guessing the correct
:"llllltlIit l': oi. if not guessed. the first title who guesses it'curlwt the P'tiI‘l‘OiI' lililllIif‘I’ of
Izhc in» is t utitlo (I in tho I irgc 'l'tultislt l‘ linir shown in their windows.
t‘olors that will atanii “l IOIII'I‘ I‘mh ISI .8
to be given
Look it the New Line of Outputs and Furniture Just Received.
SCOFIELD 8- HOYT,
M \lttsltiiigton St. . ‘0. Norwalk.
m. 5w w
aw
“*9 l“ amen ’The TOwn
gls
On thé Run...
TT”'TIITTTT
School
\VIII tilt-ti for tho ‘ull
‘ucaduy. hit-pt. Hill.
We arc iimv rvutli to sumdv
_ioii nttlt
N'Iiool flotilla.
l’ads.
I'ciicils.
Erasers.
Illuiik Hooks.
I'etis.
'I'itlilt'ts. ctr.
. A'I‘ M...
R. H. PLIISI‘ED'S.
pitta altar.
NIIiiit‘hctttti IIlocli.
l’iiilIIi Rorwalh. i‘t.
.l..l.J..I.ll.l..l..i..l.
'I‘ertu
tail loan it til tutu.
IIIilt It Ialaial. Aug. til. :l-diiy III. i.
Haratutta. tag. it" iaialird'alririk.
tlnrniutui Hephilontteud the ' l
M." I-thy it.
White Mountains. An all Misytrip.
llrnud a day tour to t Point thia-
Iltrl iiiiil Washington. Mil. II. Iii-d
itinntillllititIiiNoiin. «retina oiilv ”MAI
than Now litivea.
For “Now Rowing“ 'llourls" and
“0le "III on U. "I”. mill.
”0‘. "i ‘ a" ".A R" I.
a...
"That man t‘titier has no bust do-
tna hostiitatt worn in n fem til i
"Why not?" .
"ltc'a aims diagnose everything as
, appendicitis."
....m.. ..
a
it V; II.
It
Saooathand Douhlo lloi'nass for 3an lot little Ilsod.
was... . - r uan—u.
Club Building. Norwullt.
For tho Straw Hat. at half-prion.
For the Nogllgoo Ihlrtn at any prion
You've boon lri our-torn.
You know how good our thing. new.
Prloon horn mono. something nnvod
Como in and look at our goods.
Stools up baton you go nwnyi. .
Inrgnlrin may not is. plontlful int-r.
Try on. of our Ora-h lulu.
"wi or .72"
FRANCIS 6: co.“
clothloro tiad Parslahora
0| Weaningonn Como.
“not! “didn‘t.
.«MOEI REPRESENTATIVI.‘
' ASSORTMUIT A5 VILLAS
Attracts
LOWEST PRICES
will to out VISION? "I'M.
V“. "IUOVLVMIA. «I
sensor
m In. C '0“.
”,0! CM.
in Be Outed
"
I' MIC
Royal Pearl.
w.-.., *0
. “maul.“ "my
iiaiiaitoa a. mason.
A R c H i T I c 1'.
Branch Miles. 0 Wall at" law-ll. (will
timid Iloyli. lyiib
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