, unwunaawciammamum . ‘ mitt” 4“ hi round or
i . . .mr: . 1’" 2-11 1:141. 1.2.. v ‘i "1' , WI. n 8‘70 01' G"
” ~ of udyatuith baa. fifgwmg mm “a, may . turn on all steam and make a quick
"grins as heard lama om" plantar 0‘ No. it m swarm and Wow the
unto.
WWW“ hasthetol ~
” “M audt ‘lllu'ortmwimm
than 3:113 gong Pills: "X
“l" " dueyd 1"” under the unwanted strain and then
caiuwmmul RMMWMKE a, m m .n 11 am; from the
but never mind any mitt baa . m cc
extreme pressure and speed
eotwuatiii I vacuumed)“ I‘Duun'a But Captain Cronkhlta felt that lives
Kinsey Pills which lrpeooanti at Plain
and calml-
WW1” ’1 “i
culvert do anon lr‘thphu 31m .
lOL'I m m "rm and m which Ill could molt t llthllWWI‘
usingthsmand won-opinion wllhthe
rot ta'r oi the harbor entrance “Thee ones
1:3?” °' “‘e m um 1 who induced to try then
toss y Glut-M
diminla 11‘“th neforsihalf he dis~
that d. force of four lam “WM" thll their representations “are to the piers at the mouth of the
With mdithot I” claimed M “WV 7”” harbor had-been traversed. A few
4 plqu "l0 motion of curdntyhuchohs" "and,” y.fdg “tom the hub” g“.
inlaid to be the torus. pDoan'a Kidney Pills for sale by all trance i looked as it the boats would
normally sighted. The dealora; price 50 em a box. Nailed have to resorted to on the freight-
that General on receipt of PM! 3,, ymunmm er than are only two of than weathar-
I! has had an engage: Co. mm N y solo m” for a. Worn boats and not often used. and it
"has” nthesters Sta- United m " van a mission tlo thAs' crhew whatnot;
no: not nown. t ey won as a. s t e mod 0
. Marmot: ill-t re- “Mi ”“1 WM' 5'79“" the harbor was gained llooda or water
, raw dothils of the oc- Manned". ‘ '. ~ 1;; poured into the tire hold, drove the
) Wednesday. November 3, , atoltera up the ladders to the deck and
like was increas- at last extinguished the tires. The
it it is ousmt- water did not reach the upper deck.
"‘spps‘sred to deliberately and the crew were safe.
, content. on the hill in the The steamer was loaded at Batiste
town. where there wore and carried freight from eastern
and wounded. The
twice. hit in spite of the
, its return. rs-
. . hire blow: up
points it is thought that the loss on
the cargo alone will be about 3100 000
roasurr or momma.
Geaaral Otis (tables the War Depart-real
Bacardi-x the Situation.
Washington. November Iii—General
Otis today cabled the War Department
on follows regarding the situation of
the American advance in pursuit of
Aguinuido.
, "Manila. November 16. During thir-
ty-slx hours. four and one half iuohcs
rain: still raining north. Lawton's
[telegraph line not beyond San Jose:
last dcsmtch evening ltth, reported
Iminimum many supplies. transportation
north and east of San Nicholas and our
troops moving from llumingau and
Tayug west on lirdaneta where insur-
gent forco reported. Lawton has abun-
dant supplios. subsistence. forums and
transportation at Sun lsidm and (lub-
auntusn but unable to move it. lilac-
Arthur has railroad betwwu Bamboo
and 'l‘arlac in operation: dye miles:
road uonth Bamboo being reconstnvct-
ad. removed rails found north or Tar-
lac. MacArthur sends four battalions
(and our) troops cavalry lorward to
German today. advance from Allsga at
Victoria live miles north of East Tar-
lac. '
art's-unis; a
no}:
ny
‘attomuted a demonstra-
the western defences, but
berious. The groups ap-
look range were easily
,_ was are our machine gun.
- I British casualtie’i during 7
' ' bombardment were three
w some damage was done to
’ M property. The fire of the .
. .4 It gun has been erratic. but
1: trifle wearing; through its
1, bolnhardment.
rt, Natal. Friday. November
its-The armored train has re-
m {that another trip, on which Co-
on W reached. No Boers were
On its way back the train pick-“flu
.nutlve’runnor at Frere, carry—
lnber of letters. who had been
lay the Boers but had in some
managed to keep his docu-
, in falling into the hands of
, chars.
runner stated that Ladysmlth
burned Thursday. November
forty- -pouuders. one shot from
struck lllings' store. The Bri-
naval guns were still silent
left. Little damage was done
Boar bombardment and therr
casualties. The runner for-
thst the Boers intend to visit
Eff... um’ll.%m"ufitfu
KEEP lllllll Elililll ME“
in -
Expansive
tomorrow.
4 "fl Natal. Sni‘duy, November ' 1* 'ngll‘vg').
, “ “3"AIlOlher reconnaissance Sm' e .
. 5y train today w til it com- TRIAL 0m," JUNIOR IuECHANwS‘
the Border Regiment on board — — pmmmw“. l’a.. November to»
lug noteworthy occurred
Moonqd on good authority that
party of liners traveled from
. to Chcveley and then branched
' tut in the «nation of balms-
0 Farm. Another party of
is reported to have. visited
Farm, south of the Tugcls,
the property.
a troops attended divine ser-
. y this morning.
Town. Friday. November ill.
td-A‘ despatch from Pretoria,
ovembcr 9. says the natives are
The Pennsylvania (to ll ol the Jun-
lor Order of Nrchan recently sus-
pended by the ntinnal Council. on
charges of loan lordinatlon. rebellion,
attempting to diurupt and destroy thc
order. and violation of its mice and
obligations. have been accorded u hear-
ing by the Supreme Judiciary. which
body will render a decision in a few
days. This is the first meeting of the
body for the purpose of conducting
a trial in the history of the order. The
trial. the result of which will affect
of satisfaction is
always seen on
an examination
0111 Clothing.
over 200.000‘momhers. is roally to de-
mar;:"o}fii 33:23:38,?) we 0561' here termine whether the order in this state
' . i or res nt ti 1
Care responding willingly A a most remarkable :3:1,;:1::,.‘;§:‘.,.,.T°P “ a "“ "
1.. tion has been issued by the l _____________
flagrant dealing wgth the sppoirit- V8 118 ”A" 'm ‘m
olllcials of t e general in: l- u 11 m In
ministration with the object IN DIEN’S slufree bedside“? 'i‘li'd... “Branch-51‘?
‘ ~ ting life and property in the
fairies now occupied by the Trans-
',loroes. Britishors, it says. will
he interfered with. A great sm-
7' .of looting has occurrr-d in the, tor~
' . however. since. tho pmcluma-
”was issued.
Aotluputch from Murrow Marqucs
REV. naxm FOUND.
lining New York Clemlnas Turn up
in Aalrllle. . . C.
Nyaclt, N. Y.. November iii—News :1:
last has been received which tends (.1
Stylish Made
OYEBCOATS !
that fifty Russians and ltulmus clcnr u . . . . . .. _
, p ”it mystcry of ”it «lisappmr
'u firi‘libulforlltilw vulnntccmi for Blue and Black, once of thc Rr-v. Hart Dexter, who
, 9 went. to New York about u wool; on”.
2%" hill-21:15::w2223 fgs‘hi': “I: All Woo] Kersey, and concerning whorc whore-abouts the
' polico of the metropolis haw boon nnc
1" at ublo to uncertain anything. Foul plIlV
, “d" "0“ ”MW" 0‘ tho (FT ' was feared. Lust cvcnlug Mrs. llextcr
iser Condor. has'buu lapmfi" ‘ 7 d 10 his wife. received a letter from A. N.
‘ 17 ”53”": to (“mm [1]“ er. 3!! o Morse. of Ashviilc, N. L... stating that
on. November 16—1.“; mess 5 her husband was at his home and lw~
' ' “0"“90m‘em- ““9" a“ U' —— lug cared for. The letter stated that
November 12. ev,onlng says:
Chaplain Matthew arrived in r1 to-
m. He testifies to the splendid de-
m of the Royal lrish Panthers and
tho Gloucester Regiment against an.
\lr. licxtcr'a mind was not clear. but
that ho was gutting better.
Mr. Morse. who wrote. the, letter. is
on old fricnd of the Dexter family. "in
letter received last night does not
indisputably the great-
est values ever
”Mlgagllfilfir“. firemnlh‘grli’rilllilll ofiered at state how Mr. Dexter made the trip
m 1- e , th f ”m aid from the city. south. or anythng re-
troops Retirement on e or 8 these garding the details of his strange dis-
1;; impossible. as the way was too
“lacuna and surrender was the
. alternative to annihilation in» the
worn on the point of opening a
1&0“ fire upon the-1.1. According to
Wu Matthews it was pathetic to
the Position: hcmmnlng their
e. several. with tearful eyes
51"lt‘nthcr. I would rather have
than this."
I 1. "adult General Jonbnrt ordor-
' Matthews release on condi-
he assisted tiu- floor wound-
firmer—«m: muntrrmanucl fhr
' Chaplain Matthcws. with the
appearance from New York.
lift (‘ROKER GOlNG AWAY
New York November li-~it was said
today that Richard ('l‘llltfl‘ will sail
for England on Novemimr 2!. if he can
possibly iix up his business ullairs
born by that than. Mr. i'roltcr days
that ho wants a rest. and that ho will
not vcmain away Iongcr than 1~lx
woe-Lu.
Low Prices.
Open Every Evening
until 9 o clock.
I. Davistov,
PROF. HADLEY BANtllilvrl‘l-lll.
New llavcn. Novembcr lun—l'rouidclil
Arthur Twining llsdley. Lb. U. oi
"It rammed "35 placed 0“ a OlOthiOl’S, Tailors Yale l'nivcrsiiy. was tendered a com-
Ptotorla. " plimcntary banquet last night by tho
. 118" few “M" ""1 are Hatters and New Haven Chamber of (hormone. at
1. be aullerllx Icvef‘ priva- Furnishers which nearly 300 of the prominent bus-
inesu men of th~ city and many from
other minus of the. state participat-
ed. 1' sited States Senator Plait. Con-
gressmen Sperry and Russell. form-r
President Timothy Dwight of Valor.
Judge Simon E. Baldwin and the deans
of the aevml deportmeuta or the uni-
varsity were among those present.
WK flu Adler. of the Chamber.
li'l’retoria. rathcr MntlhI‘Ws
““11 - I that President Kruger w
' “It'll Natal to cncvrnrage e
titre
”ply trucks have been scat
‘ what the Boers declare that
W b trial the ladysmith gar-
85 Washington Street.
‘ South Norwalk.‘
Ma.
mm ltl—The Daily
.. ammo“! tele-
with ‘
.._1«
" , it you wish tor 1mm. "mains hear or chicken! you so to a roul-
try Journal; if abouhlfth'tllluro «was. to in agricultural punter; and you _
”Mont lithe your VIM, to a‘ blackhmith all» for retinitis. Without a pro-
per knowledge of h Vomit to whlth you are devoting your talents and en-
amy'. you can have no autos“ in lire, whehvirf you be a farmer, traumas
or melanin unless ytlu clearly define. in you? own mind, the obiect to be at-
talaotl and pursue it with. up uncertain uiathod. .
. Fortes years we have binned to be the leaders in our line in the state
Ind we can fly' flout. villi, yici." ‘ .. . ~ t.
t J ‘0
We Are Homemakers,
Housei‘urnishers,
New styles Whito Enameled Beds from $3. 50 up. Dressers. Wash Stands,
Chiltonlm. Tables. Chairs, etc., to match.
We have 100 Fancy Rockers to choose from. the. latest, cheapest, best.
A
Hui home designs in Chenille. Tapestry and Silk Portieres and Table
Covera— nrzain prices in this entire line thia week.
Abendroth Ranges and Heaters—“Puritan" Odorlcss 'Oil Heaters.
We havu prepared for Thanksgiving trmlo this year with full iincs of
Patent and Plain Roasting Pans, Platters: Cciery Trays and Stands. Sauce
——
Dishes and everything to beautify the tabla in lino china or glass.
Our prices are always right.
Open evenings. Goods dciircrcd fifty iniivu.
W. S. Sturtevant,
North “sin and Ann strccts. So. Norwallr.
Thuday‘ Bargain Day
u..- 6......“ .41—
«1' Specials 1»
A Job“ in Bny’s Outing
Flannel Waists at l5c,
regular price, 250.
A Lot White Domet
{ Flannel at 3c,
regular price 5c.
Short Lengths Colored
Outings at ‘5c,
A bargain in
Toilet Soap, 3 Cakes 25c. ‘
regular price, lUc.
New Patterns
Smyrna Mats at 59c,
regular mice. 75c.
A. nibiméizdlit son,
84 Willillllfll SIREN. Sililill Ifllllllll.
. x
Advertise 1111‘ “ Wants” in 1111111111.
. r ‘ f v...
ll? -
Huston. Nowmlter lllwlt wan ito‘
1mm altar 1 o'clock this morning that
complete rcturmi‘wcro received from
all of the twenty-lilo wards of the hill!
voting at last it l'fhta Democratic olu-
cases. The r'iau't of tho pr: marim
shown that there are lilo dclcgrtes fav-
arable to tho nomination or Patrick A
(loiiins for'rnsyor, four nun-r than 1.1
accrual-y for a choice. Among lilo l'o
loathing delegates there m a number
unpledgcd variously estimated from
lifty- three to sixty-right John R.
Murphy has more. than eighty «t-rhu
gains plrdgcd to him while it in mm
:11th of the unpledgeri deizgatcu urn
really in favor of his canllidnty. it
in estimated that Mr. Muip .1y' it vote in
the convention will not. cxcced Mu, if
indrrd it docs not fall much bolov
that mark. 1
’ilro friends of Mr Murphy say they
arc pleased over the good showin'
libido in the low of diiliiuitics. and
that his Ullflllflfl'll. will have no walk-
ovcr. Th1 Collins [notion aic also sat~
islicil with thr- outrolnr of tho voting
and uracil that their man is surc of
the nomination. The contrast W111: t‘lllt‘
of the most animate-d ever known i.~.
lioston.£tn1l the balloting was vcry
hcnty
(““388 OPHl'ILlS IilLLEI'.
Ittrlefetlll Invent!" of Alleged fligh-
llaadod 'l‘rctlmonl of Peasants.
Vent-,ouvcr ll. 0.. Novcmlwr lli- r11.
Empress of f‘bina brings the following
olicntal advices:
.luxt belon- thc stonmcr sailcvli :1 nor-
im; of murders werc reported commit-
mi in Shun-Tang, China. the victims
lining subnrdllmtc Chinrsc ofliciolt.
'i‘lm murders wrro in rcvcngc for al.
icgcd high-handed treatiarnt of (lhi~
nosi- prasunls by army officers. Scr-
ious rioting by Phinoso is rcportcd at
Rotten-On. in Kimmie. Honors occu-
pimi by missionm-Im worn storm! and
aitcrwards tlrml. while tho station
lhcro was dcuiroycd. All tho mission-
m'ics worn snlcly token in adjoining
statiom.
Sim‘irs arc i-url‘mt rcslwciiul! lbn
display of F'rcnrh jcalousics in South
('hinu. Tho llong Kong mrrcspondcnt
of tho ('onricr il‘llnlphong. m1 niiun‘
pilzuy pruniiim: in tho 1‘ union i) luv
and our» on in say that the English
who ne‘lr‘r mi 5 a good oppmtunitv.
haw mud-r tho stoic 11f ntl’airs :1 pro—
lt-xt for St’iilllllll u gunhont up thc worst
rivcr,
’l‘hc sumo paper says that tho Enr-
lislt wish to polico hwunw'l‘uug 11ml
Kwangr-i for tlwir oxclusivc profit. as
Was «lump in Egypt. and adviwvs tho
Prom-h government to takc slim-ros-
nary nmnsurt-s in urdrr that thcy many
nut (limruio alone. it is reported ~11
lloug Kong that tho l‘li‘llil'l impulse
tlwlu and 111 (‘ atlinu linu- mgruiiv rc—I
qucutcvl lhc «lo-op. m ll of a guuimnt from 9
* ~ '1»
CO Gll REMEDY. C
Thom-family medicine for Coughs
Wilminmiyflu'uw'
Millanalcdriolaa ..lla Calla.
'nir‘uvimlam 11 «tom 11' "
thrill-o Mliemgck't alto" Cox!
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Shoes
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Shoes
WEAR SHOES llll’l‘ FIT
GLOVER’S
THE ”AGE.
SRIK’ ll.
W
'i‘bc iinuimw-(‘nurun Railway is now
rculirdml :15 .1 t‘w‘iliilllli'. «untrurh for
lln construction having born in with
tho proviso that wnrk would be mm—
munmi within six muntiw. it is (-1;-
clcul lrum tho- tum nl tilv .lupuu uml
China li-“rlmlwl‘s that :h rotations
imiwun Run-sin and Japan ill‘“ for
tron! muimbic. «illiciai stair-incurs in
tho mummy notwithstanding. A11 in—
dication is tin- pmitivc stutvmcnt our
aviation: from Shanghai that tho Rus-
sian gm rnmcnt has prolcsic-d to ill--
(‘mno-M' government against. (‘himon
slilrlvlll< lwing soot in Japan. also
against thc engagement (ll-Mr. Youo .15
adviser to live' (”nines ‘ gm'r'rnmcut 21111]
against .lapnncav- amt-on being engag-
ml to train the Chinese army.
usual- with ”has clatter i‘yos. mall's
(“aluminum-t.."!
S'i'itl‘i'i'l'ltAl. MATERIAL FOR
PARIS. m,
Hartford. .\'1 vcmlwr iii~Tl1crc was
fillllliii'il from East llcrlin today about
tummy—sown cars of structural motor-
in! {rum tin» u'urkzx ut‘ tho ilcrlln iron
iiridgu t'nmpuu). unwionmi in Hi" 1'"-
itrul Stairs t‘itllillilhrltlii at Paris. ’l'ilio
train load of mutcrial 1.; for llit‘ nicer
ll'ltlll" u mi; of a typical \lucricau
iiiltrlliuc sin 11 to ho usml cxcluwivcly by
the Alm-ricuh r-xnibiilun of mm .uui
wnml var-rising umrhllwry at lllt' lair
(if limo, This material rulupvism :1
building 2143 (not long and seventy—
fonr feet u ide.
We recommend our
01L HEATERS!
llqual to anything in
the world and better
than most makes. No
smoke, no smell, easy
to fill, easy to light,
casv to carry from one
room to another. abso-
lutely safe because so
constructed that there
is a blast of cold air
constantlv in contact
with the wick tube, so
heating of the oil is im-
possible. Buy this lat-
est improved heater and
avoid all danger. ~ .
BSMSTSBK, WATKINS
& llliW.
112 Washington street.
rccn old.
Mr J "a
”it“ - m o! Non-mire; 2;
mm the weapon on
O» Chronicle. was shot
brain arm instantly kllieo
- diubammgcutfilr
mm of Moo our '-
y It, Parac‘
NR. HOBART EATS 80bit! noon.
Paterson. N. J. Noveubor l6—-Vics
President lloburt pound a oomfortabia
nigh t. Healeptwell-ndwuoulteren
frsohatl this morning. He ate aolld
food for breakfast and sat up in bi:
till"... “E
“fie-3
utmmm “I!" ‘3 Ilium
teens: am out.
mountain
your blood
Smith's Uroeni‘loo
Spusuuslir; -\~.lluu.1.
or rrmiplish all that is t Liiun il l r it
\'.\T(lll. St. Album \' t.. and you uill: got :1 trial bottle ”00
Elton illil Age at Today!
Be a livin example of the 11/ gz'zvhgr [town of Smith’s Green
It Will rolong your life by enriching
ll: of today are not living to a
W but they need is Smith’s Green Mountain
enovator. a pure]; we: lab/r blood medicine, that will streng-
then the ncrv es and build up their system so they can overcome
the infinnities of old age
enovator.
It IS a fact that pcop
age.
on Kmrn n! E; :\l Diner. \'..t
Renovator. WTllffi-IZ
"lsui'iv- mi N u 11 I\ about :1 \1 or :igu flum Rlu. ummiam and
l... inrs lilttl but iiu t uulhl lint in- Ip me.
, and it 1 tin (1 mo.‘
“or guarantee to niuml )twr mount it Smith‘s Green M Item-tor does not
\rilo Iml 1) tn 5le m s Unitas Mutual); kimo-
tuuk Smilll' s Green ”WWII R
on old gmlk‘mvul who owes his lit}; to
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