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“an! road race of the
Davey Cycle Club will be held tenor-
m m at lll o'clock. rain or
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m m Granny‘s Point and
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eats-lea. not! the ram- will
prove a hot one. The out-lulu at the
run» will hr

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Charles Sherwood. a‘ well-known
winter. vim was his home at the
Warwick Hotel. in 3011!: Malt: strut.
rewind a bod fright in: night. and
serious injury.
an. M was taken
* room: on the third floor about 1 o‘clock.
the: alumni W went by. Rut-
let-g Hr. Mood he thought it would
he a pod Joke to

is". W was uy in an instant.
the rope used as a are escape.
, out a! the window. and he
«an anyone rook! stop lulu «as on his
to the around.
on unable to hold himself by the
and as it allure-d through Ma
bands lie tell heavily to the mutual.
Ole lac was injured. and he was ser-
fl'rl‘y bruised. He m asifled into the
bum. aad um mowing was able to be
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Judge H. W. Gregory. of the Somali:
Probate court. this morning unfilled
‘ the attorney: interested in the males:
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The mutation hare thirty days in
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Hutu!“ CARNIVAL.
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m a“ parachute leap that will
Riel-laments afternoon at 2:39 and
walla: at 7:45 a! the ”and
carnival of the 50‘:me Fire
all next week. beginning
m em The war has.
booked the blunt that ever given in
this uneth- ad .

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With an Aid of Emu-um Fi
mam languid! tha Flam—con
was a! the .04 Chamber
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Stephen J. O’Qflm. the well‘kuuwu
luauraure agent. and his family were
nearly Mounts—ti hy abate this worn
in; from a nm which originated mys—
terhusly in their hone in myrtle-r are
one.
fir. O’Brien was writing down stairs

at 9:35 o'clock. when he 64%th 3
st 5 odor 0! Wills; burning. at.

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mmedlately alterxani In. Mary
Lem. .’ {lens Place. East Mortal“.
who hurl been calling on SIX“. Md airs.
{min 0. More!“ in the house 0990»
site. ran ore:- am! told Mr. ()‘Brien that
the house was on are. All alarm true
given from Box I;

The struck» by this time «Impletwly
filled the home. making it almost :mv
mink (or u wrm to get upstaiw
Tim: was finally amplinhed. and raw
fire was found to have started in a fear
filer mum. the smoke and odor from
which were summoning.

The firemen opened the windowa and
Joni-e, am! With extinguishers mxluiuml
the fiammx and allowed the» smoke to
rim away. The (”infil‘nls of the bull
q-ixambw were mostly murmured. and
«we damage Was calmer-«l hy the realm»
a! of nlhc-r ankle.“ {Him the hmuur

The laullrlml: Is uwuml by P 8. Lynn
aml line km ha (unwed by insurance.

{in the Way tip High Mfr-Cl. the {fur};
lw'alnv Mailed. anti it was nervesary l0
gleam! another team 0! homes In alums:
in gelling it up rin- hill

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Will not he KM. to our“ her Birth-
day Anniversary as Fumrly.

The frimés at lire. Phoebe Crahbe
will regret to hear at her serious illness
at her home in riot-wall.

[1 her life is spared until Sunday.
Annual 5. lira. Crabbe will celebrate her
was birthdly. but will no! be able to
observe the. anniversary as formerly.
although her man! intimate friends: am!
relatives will be cwdiully greeted.

ire. (‘rahhe is a mt wonderful wu-
man. l-‘or one In aged. and watering
lmar an lur-unblr assuage. her mind is
wonderfully char. She was burn in
1397. near North Stamford. Her para—
cuts were Mr. and Mrs. Ebenmr Wml.
“’hile she was I rhilrl. her litany mor-
rd in a small house an invention
Ridge. near Polling street. Stamford.

Miss Weed married David 3. Crabbe
in 1839. Alter living for tavern} yeara
in Tarrytutu, lit. and Mm. (‘rahhe re-
turned to “reopen Ridge and took up
their mldew there. Her husband
died in 1338. ut the use of 8% years. and
{mm the time of ms clean: until five
rem-as ago. Hrs Crabbe continued to
live a! flu" old homestead.

Hrs. Crabbe became a member of the
Ntlflh 81:me Cmmtlmal Chm-eh
in 1M5. at the age of is. and men loin-
c-d. hy letter. the First Congregational
Church at Stanford. in 1842. 3mm:
years me. She is the eldest member a!
the church. and her lite has been one of
the highest Clix-mun standard. She ii:
the ell-Ml member of the {‘unuer'tlrut
Brand! or she International 9:31:32:an
Society.

GENTRV’SDOBS AND Pfifllfil

“ligand Audiences Fill the aig Tout
AW and 5mm
Gentry": ion: and ponies gave two
performances in South Norwalk yes-
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. Gould Seymour-ht in West uveuue was

filled. both m and evening. with
. a rdelmted audience. The show is a
most renarltahle ambition o! the in-
telligenee and molly o! the brute
creation. Tie docs. ponies and baby
elephants. under the direction 01' Ring.
masterJ-BenAmtln.aunod tobeeo
dusted with almost human understand»
ins. Hr. Austin was liberally ”Mouth
ed by his friends in the audience when
he untreated in the ring. and he coa-
ducted the pedal-mum with all the
wholly of a Chesterfield. In fact. llr.
Am ls the not: important factor of
the fist. and evidently the Gentry!
wise kl- uorth and ability. Kl;
dunk m obeyed his every m
hand- ltmldheuuiuattofiugleout
mmfltheahowtormcmm'
W; it was all good. thcbly
tie moat ulna mature tag the grand
finale. wherein dogs at! matey: actor!
a 1m. and with all the excitement
usually attending a in. em
a male la the "Hotel Gentry."
of Tire Ron-alt: mm calm the
return at the show.

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Takan to De. L. H. Allen“: W.
Where the Wounds Ware M.
And then M to the Hospital
Far 1mm.

fiiehael Ryan. at Barthel. engineer for
the Nor-rail: an: (Emmy. whole far—
any i.» situated in Rom: Hun street.
severed aim the coun- lower portion
of hlu right. hand la a but: saw this a!»
term.

The four Mm will be lost. but the
thumb may heaved. He was taken to
Dr. L. ll. Allm'is aloe. when the hand
was amazed. The Munroe m then
summoned. tad he in: mod to the
Norwalk 1”! .

Ryan mnwlusapleoeoi wood on
the ban saw. when his Mud slipped
am! came in mum with the law.

You MTG“ mm CAREER.

From Farm Lita to Wealtlrw—Foor
Again. he Enlist: as a Marine.

TGRRINGTON. August 3‘Edwurd
imam {lower began another chapter
in his inter-min; llfe. when he enlisted
as a marine m an to China. at Harris-
burg. Pa. livyer was born here and
my: a farmer's buy. Duo or his duties
was to drive a milk ran around the
town. That Iras some twenty-five years
ago. One morning he hitched his horse
to a post and took the {ruin to New
York. where he not into the uflk'e of the
Rogers hardware com an errand boy.
From that place he varied his: way up
till he represented the eoucem la the
South and West. llwyer‘a financial op—
erations at times attracted great atten-
tion. and only {In January he was an-
med in forming a company to work
My silver mines near Elmer. flexim.
The urbane fell through. although capo
haunts were willing to back him to the
amount at 33.500909.

Four your: ego Dryer manipulated a
deal that In said to have invoked 1 mil-
lion bushel; of wheat. He claim to
haw will the. largest railroad in lexi-
ro. He married me Duchess? «19 Cas-
teliuuia. who run Miss Jennie A. To—
mlso. 01 Brooklyn. below she became
the wife of the Duke rle Wine“. and
who. as his gridow. unneeded to an es-
tate of $7,009,900. Mrs. Dryer died a
few years :80. leaving an immense mm
to her husband um! the rule to Dix 13‘
land. a. coast of mine. which lie
mold (or: rgesom.anrl unbalanced
the estate to her children. Dryer was
ruined by speculation. Buyer is not
yet «i yarn old.

RICH FIND AT LONG HILL.

The mystery surrounding the opera-
dousflauualberoftorolanezpens
and a force of wartime: at Long
Hill. located north of . has
atlauheeuaolved. ltisuowkno
that rich depot“: of tungsten. an ore
MMaton.hnvehuenlmdthm-e
and that the owners have admittedly
u Mule tn their man. The are in
used in luau-dent's Steel and there is
mmmnummrumc

H3 HUROES‘D HI. UIOTREO‘.

BAL'HIOBE. Hi.
3. Smith. a ago. was hanged in the
jail at m a. In. May. He met death
with name! «lo-poems and resigna-
fiou. and me execution was 1- other
respects derold of lament. Salt]: usur-

 

 

 

 

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Reports; Indicating that the Penn Relic;

Column Will Meet With 3
Serious Resistance.

 

Amati lulfiomu if the mos-data at Yin Iain it it!
Critical sue: a! u. mum—m null or to the
tumult: of the Fun: Count
Daniel mm.

WASHINGTON. Angus! 3—wBui news
also this morning from Admiral Rem-
ey. in a report indicating that serious
resistance has developed to the pro-
gress at the Palm: relief column. His
atlvlre confirms the opinion oi the ex—
perts here as to the fights already re—
ported near “an 'rsln Mug nothing
more than the result of reronoissr
anm. Stlll. a scouting party 3m strong
is no lawman-abu- tom. and the far-i
that the Japanese suflered severely is
resardai here as proof positin- that the
wile! column will have mine lively
lighting ahead.

A feeling akin to indignation was ex-
alted here by the menu reports from
'l‘ieu Tell: 0! the lpplrent indllerence
or the» mmmauders thew to the critical
state of the legatlouera at Pekiu. The
War Department olivine are satisfied
that Chaiee. at mt. la blameless. for
he undoubtedly is exercising all a! his
lulluencr with the other commanders:
to get the eolumn in motion. men!»
while the sharp (‘hflt‘k received by the
morning party law an indication of what
he might experience should he take the
desperate chant-e of pushing forward
alone.

Secretary any and Minister Wu add-
ed another more to their credit when a
despair!) came from United States Con.
aul Fowler. at Che Foo. apparently re-
moving all doubt: as to the authenticity
of the amour cipher Conger Wish.
Eloisa-r Wu and the Germs ambassa-
dor were It the State Department in
uncut curator-nation this forenuou. luv:-
ina as they said. no news themselves.

“0 UBSIAGES DELIVERED.

Baotou Allin Ire Ad lacing—Gan-
foam to Protect

mnsuis there that the enlistmeots
now 9 In: are to lune
{owes for the protection at forelsners.
and have expressed the have that they
will not entertain ground” (can; or

the army he entirely to secure their safe-
ly. As target onetime at the Chiaese
forts alarms torelsuers a! Shanghai. the
modem announce It will be m
tinned.

The smuggling 0'! arms (minim. A
Junk was mixed at (‘a’ntorL Wedneaflay.
August I. with seventy rifles and 16.611?
cartridges on board.

Foreigners at linear) tar an attack.
An imperial lrade authorized the plo-
me or the Boaphorus by Russian
transports. with war material bound for
China.

News usury Wishes dated at
Shanghai. Thursday. August 2. say the
lerocioau 1.: Plug lions. (My gov-
«What of Stan Tung. has arrived at P9-
kin with a large following of "now On
the way north he killed two F‘rem-h
priests and many hundred router-tn. Ll
Hung Chang is alleged to have sent a
message to Pekinlo keep Li Ping quiet.

 

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Relief Expedition will Start for Pekin
About the Fiftcanth of August.
cCopyright 1900 The Associated P .
Til-IN TSIN. Wednesday. Jul 2:”).
via Shanghai. Thursday. August 2—A
majority of the com-alumna (racers
here my the relief expedition will
3mm (01' Perkin about August IE. In the
meantime the events at Pekin. which
might be expected to earn a shadow
over Ibo allied forces. are seemingly
but slightly regarded. High omcials
.zte entertaining nightly at dinners.
with military bands playing operatic
airs. Foreign residents and friends: at
‘ the besieged in Pain: who came to Tlen
‘ Tan: to await news or to accompany
the expedition are intensely dissatisfied
with the program of preparations.
They avenue the army of indiflerence
and of magnifying the difficulties to be
encountered in reaching Putin.
President Tunney. of the Tien Tsin
l'uiverslty. who has volunteered to
guide the army to Patio. said today:
“This hairless is not progressing in
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rmm the Consul General
and the consul n! (The F :
SHANGHAI. August 3.
“Sorretary 0! State. Washington.
“American left Planking yesterday.
Ll told consul today an mgr-a will
he delivered mlulslem because foreign—
ers advancing on Pekin. Two pro—tor-
elgu members of the Two; Li Yament
mauled 27th for urging preservation

ministers. by Li Plug Hung. now tour a 3] m A “1‘“-
m‘mfl‘m mm“ H“ ”id Pal Tong “bafflifiug thorium! Mien: are
WM‘ staying here. while w my children
‘S‘E‘é‘gg ‘1‘, ._ of their own race are starving and

“so ' awaiting massacre eighty miles away.

 

‘Jlliwy‘ and naval officers. meanwhile
wasting lime in bickering over petty
politics. is a sorry spectacle. It will
be a dark hint on the reputation of
every commanding oflirer here if the
white people in l’ekin are allowed to
perish without a desperate alert to
save them."

President Tenney and my others
who are acquainted with the condi-
tions think there were sulficiem
troops here in push forward and pur—
sue the Chinese after the [all of the
native city of The“ Tum. “first the po
salon of the legatious demanded that
the army take extraordinary risks by

“CHE FOO. Afternoon. August. 2.
“Secretary of State. Washington:

"Just received telegram from gover‘
nor 0! Shun Tang. requesting me to
transmit to you the following:

" ‘Have just received telegram dated
July rum. Tsuug Li Yamen. stating
various ministers. the German much.
and other: (fowlnersl all well. not in
distress. Provisions were repeatedly
rent. Relations most friendly. Now
conferring as to proper measures to
protect various ministers to Tien ’l‘sin.
(or temporary shelter. which mater-
enre will soon he ended.

(Signed) slum-lug the surrounding country and
0 “'UMAK~ ‘I‘Eovemorf ,. rommandeerlng animals and wagons.
FOWLER and that heats suficient for the par—

onoe of transportation might be im-
proving-d. is the opinion or
eivilians. and many afloat-s. notably
Japanese and Americans. confirm this.
The eon-mat is made that European
om are too attached to book the»
cries to utilize the resources of the
(curry and that they would rather
stay in Tier: Tsin. according to rules.
than to start for Pekiu without a per—

JAPANESE Les—1:}: new.
W'ASHINGTON. August 3—‘l'lle
Navy Department this morning recoil"
ed the following cablegram from ltd-

luiral Romy:
“Taku. August 2.

“Bureau Navigation. Washington.
“Chalice reports that 800 Japanese
scouting toward Pei Tang lost three

men. twentyive emailed. Enemy in feet equipment.

trenches and ed houses. General Durward. of the British
‘lSlcnedl RElIEY." forces. and other high oflcials take an

m“... optimistic View of the conditions at

THE FOIHARQ IOVEIENT. Perkin. saying they think nucleation:

 

will manage to hold out.
Onthesuflacethebestolleellng
prevails among afloat": and fiddler: oi
the several nations unmanned here.
.All are “awaiting. but the lack at or.
whatlon and a supreme commander

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cemiu Chinese and". the lack or
humanity here among the rem-enema:
mo! the powers hinders rigorous

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LOST—A BLACK mama »
w! lmok. with two clasp. on the in!
Canaan road. near W‘s may.”
ruined a sum of money. dour key '
key fixer-ts. Finder will be M
by returning to this oflce. If it
“ThLLOW DICK” W
Says Hockersmith Told film a! .-
far to Kill Ml.
CINCINNATI. Ohio.
(hometown. K31,
quire: says that Richard K. ‘
better known as “Tallow Did.“ m
ed in connection with the ’ ‘
Lion 01 Goren-um Goebel. has _ ‘
suspicious that he in not race!“
treatment from his .
that he has had an iota-view _
tomeys for the prosecution. ill
he said he wants Mason
33 a witness. He declared. its."
ported. that Hocherailflr hal
aplrlted lay and that. the 7
for the other deferment: till
in; to find him. Combo h'
have asserted that W
him he had been uterus $13.50!
(Mabel. and showed Ill- m R

of the menu of ma. :
smith.hesaid.ukaawm '
and asked Goomhs‘s “done. *
Hacker-smith to have m
with it. They were m f“
subject when the fatal a“ on"

REIAINB OF Kl“ Ht!

3052A. August W
King. Humbert were W
casket of walnut corded ' 7
and glass of much a W ah
the lace exposed. The .
whichtookplaceatmnuyal’
was very touching. Queen ’
eta placed the Italian In; -
arms at the house 0! Savoy. or!
range.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

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