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Lani physicians“: thetyphold fever
epidemic in South Nmalk continues
to torn-or. “though not in such pro—
wrtlou as to cause great apprehension.
Care should be taken. they any. that the
disqu- my be checked. nutrients
should he mortally motion- ln record
to drinking tell and sprint water
than than is the lust danger or con-
unto-tins.

A rattles! o! Conneetlcot emu m
takenlllatevdaysagomndamir
employed in the unity of Janna H.
Knapp. of West Ivonne. ha: been rt.k
moved to the Ronni: l-lospltal. unstr-
tng from two fever. The condltlon
o! neither is mattered salons.

in the first instants!- the any to at-
tribatedhytheflulthfiuardtothe
spring under stamina. the water of
which had been and considerably dot—
in: the mmm by the outlast.

molester Herbert 3. Burma. do“: of
the Yale Heated School. of New Hat-ea.
who ts also the state chemist. rant: on
South Norwalk. yesterday. st the re-
fines: of the State Bout-ll of Health. to
realm- an investigation into the origin
of the several cases of typhoid fever in
this place.

It has been learned by the anoint: of
the state Board of Health thtt there
are {our houses in can locality in the
town in and: of which there has been
recently a case of typhoid fever.

Professor Smith was in confluent:
ninth of the title tinting his stay in
smut. with Earth m Tracey.

hr. George 8. Kendall. tho is a tour
her at the “filth Board for the rtty of
South Norwalk. told a Sentinel reporter
today that a most thorough investiga—
tion of the matter would or made by
Proton-sot Smlth. He looked the ground
over yonder-thy. rare-fully. and will rt“
tun here in a for days to more tho
erldm of the physicians of the torn.
and nuke an analsutlon o! the water

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am Lyon.

Esther Lyon. a Summit. widow
of Edgar Lyon. died yesterday. The
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541 Norwalk cemetery.

Sarah Jane
Sarah Jane Hutu. wife of Doris i5.
Batu. of moors. died seams-day.
“vents-at: years. The lunenl
will he held from her late residence
Monday afternoon. at 2 o‘clock.

80380 OF Lilla AND ”DY.

Charla E. Sherwood. who did a llro
mate not at the Wmlck Hotel.
Thursday nltht. when some one tamed
a cry of fire. nppeared at the Sentinel
Glee this morning to say that he is
sound of limb nod body; tint he was
not injured in the least by his caper
tom. To prove his assertion Mr.
Sherwood assumed a military attitude.
threw out his chest, and went through
a few «Wonk: oxerclaes for the oeu-
ellt of the editor. Hr. filter-wood snys
he has relotlrri without number at}

he {was the report» in the tonal papers

alarmed them.

DEEP WATER .EAWEED.

Seem Betta. or The Gris-en. has to
t-eirod from a friend several fine spec-
imens of deep water warmed. taken
front the water: 08 Cape Ann. One
of tho mini-ens ii on exhibition in
the windows of Student” & Co's
Nonrnlk It was not
hooked notes-thy. and may took ll
m the “in of an enormous blush
ante.

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and San isldlro. tLuaonJ by armed
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Company A. mullet: of Moreen. U.
S. A: Half! Offllhni‘. Troop H.
F‘onrth Caralry; Arthur Bates. Charles
J. manger. Edward J. Grower.
George Km. William J. Gerrity. John
Croghlin. Robert F. Taylor. Joseph I.
Henley.

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from human Mannie. announcing
prisoners would be well treated.

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NEW YORK. A lehI Brlgh-
too cap. over that am or two
atllvs and a coma: will hr the future
of the not“ nt Brighton Beach today.
St: at the hut m In training are
announced an probable starters. and as
the condltions are all favorable. a
stirring struggle is muted. The field
includi- Ethelhert winner of the lat-
ropolltan; lntp. the greatest more of
mm: mm. fit?
“on winner: Sidney Lucas. the hero at
the Amer-iron Derby: Prtnro lea/org
and Herbert.

The last named will probably
mutated. luring are to go.

Bthelhert is as at as bands can make
him. while Print! Melbourne will
probably give the race at his life. Rally
at his {Gloom believe that another
three-M vlll duplicate the mecca:
of the Friar. whoring: such a sensation-
al victory to am. when the event was
first run. This is the fourth running
for the cup. the pronoun trin-
ners being The Friar. Hamburg and
Bangle. The last named made a new
track record last year. 2:56 2-5. which
will pmhnbly be lowered todny. us the
trark tr. lightning fast. The race has
a total value 0! about $8.506.

SOUTHPOIT FIREKEH’G CARI“-
VAL.

Some or the attractions at the South
port Flt-metric. Contra! will he lladnm
Zarah. in a balancing trapeze act; Sig.
oora (tr-ballot. the champion club man—
lpluator of the world and her flock of
parlor-min; pigeonas: the original royal
mannikm. introduced by William
Wothorill Rhondea asslsled by Miss L.
ital D'Esu: Smith and Blanchard.
wield! artists: the rentriloqulal pho-
none-non. lions. Hurry om; the
Caroltoh Sisters. character sketch ar-
tlrts: the Barton. irlsh hush-makers;
half and Leslie. in a modal med?
“etch; Prat. Durham. original black
tent of mystery; Iadah Verona. phren.
0W; the nechnnlcal tor-Id: the Gal
orado trillion sweet you basket work-
ern. and a number of other nttractloos.
Adlai-don to the ground: only in
cents. Trolley cars will loom!
di . after the evening -

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Nothing Official luring Upon tho
Movement. of the Alfiw—Biw
That all in not Well with
General Chalice.

WASHINGTON. Amot FTnken in
(mnectlon with what has preceded
them. today‘s enhlesnlh from China
places the Chinese government in the
position at denying ilahlllty for what
the Chinese troops have done at Patio
while assuming malhillty for that
they now are doing in the neighbor-
hood of Tier: “rain. The point sought
to he undo diplomatically is regarded
here as or the utmost importance in
the future settlement. The Tana; Li
Yamen’a polite intimatlon that it is
not expedient to allow communication
between our gavel-omen: and its uln-
lster beam of the fighting going on
near Tien Twin. leaves little doubt as
to who is responsible for the resistance
being altered to tho:- progrens or the la-
ternntlonol tort-es. The emperor him-
self. by edict. has already indicated
that. while reparation might be aflord‘
ed the powers for injuries sustained
by their clams before the aunt-i on
Talus torts, the Chinese government
will not assume the responsibility for
what has happened. or will happen. as
a mull of the military operations tol-
lowinx that event.

01' course this notice from the Tilting
Li Yamenhaabeenoommeduanan-
snwr to Secretary Hay"! demand upon
Li Hung Chang that free communica-
tion he opened with the mlhlaters at
Pekin 3nd thelr own governments. and
in consequence the negotiations which
were about to be instituted had that re-
quest been compiled with. may he re-
anrdod as indefinitely postponed.
Meanwhile the Chinese minloters in
Europe and Ir. Wu. In the Unltod
States. are all!) making a last combin‘
or! effort to make plain to the immortal
government the totality o! the course
now living followed by the Tutu; Li
\‘nmeu. respecting the continued insult
tin- of the foreign ministers. and it
may be that their representations will
meet with a favorable response: if
not non. than certainly. after the hut
declalvp victory achieved by the inter
natloonl column

Strlct commit. strongly minim-c»
ed by immune dimmed in the tray
at speedy commutation hettoen Tien
Tam and the outr-r world still surround
with mystery the progress of the in-
mrnatlonnl column toward Pekin. The
Slaw Department omclnls have noth-
ing {mat their own ndvives bearing up
on the sacraments o! the column. and
while the War Department has heard
mcmtly from General Cit-flee. the ol-
tlclals will not make public his dis-
patch and refuse to say whether or not
they themselves know that the move»
ment has begun. lt is known that the
Chinese government is in the why to
quickly take advantage of any informa—
tion that may be pnhllnhed respecting
the international column. and it is
deemed bad strategy to allord the
Chinese any assistance of thls kind.
There are signs that all is not well
with General Chane-e. and that he is
meeting with greater maturities than
had been expected in getting his
troops debarked and ready for the
start toward Penn. But the War De-
partment has given him unlimiteu
power in the matter of financial re
sources. and also is doing all it can to
help from this and.

There is a renewal or the rumor that
mousing ls ocrurrlng at Shan Hal
liven. at the eastern end of the great
wall. which will ourprlse, the Chinese.
Them is a line military road from this
mint to Pekin over high and dry
ground. and although the distance is
nearly twice that from That Tsin tn
Pekin. its physical advaptnges only
make this route practically much short
er in point of flow. It it believed here
that n strong Russian column either
has or will he landed nt that point to
converge on Putin. simultaneously
with the international column. and
thus divide the Chinese opposing force.

IATTLE EXPECTED SUNDAY.

Semen the Chino-a and Allied Force:
Mal-ohm“ on Min.
LDNDON. Aunt l—«Nothing from
the allies operating beyond Tim Tsin
laat W. butaneulfiencydiapatch
from Shanghai may say: a battle is
expected Sunday with General In nod
10.000 Chinese at Yin; Turn. The Boo
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Advance on Putin.

WASHINGTOK. August 4——'l'he
State Wt this morning [med
the following:

Illnlater WI this mornlng handed to
theactlngoncretaryotmteacopyol
atelexramfromthemofmng'
hat. dated Amt 2d. and received by
Ilr. Wu on the evening of the so. it
confirms the some: or You: Sim:
Kai. governor ol Shun Tong. to Mr.
Fowler. consul at Che Foo. purporting
to communicate the some telegram
of July 30 from the Tum: {A Yahoo.
but it is noted that it contains I pass»
age omitted by Governor Yuan's mes»
sage. namely. the announcement that
to the foreign ministers in Pekin. in‘
this particular. the present telegram
agrees with Consul General Goodnow‘s
report. received are-storm. that Earl
Li Hung Chang had told the French
consul at Shanghai on the 3d that no

mlnlnters because the torelgners were
ndranclng on Pekln.

The Tsuna Ll Yamen's cablegram of
July 30th is as follows:

"Foreign ministers in Faith: are all
safe and well. Recently vegetables.
fruit and provision: have been mpg-t-
edly supplied to them. Relations most
friendly. At present consultations are
goth; on for the protection 01 unions
minlatm going to Tier: Tam for ten-
porary shelter. watch will noon he ml?
eluded flatlnfmtofily.
is going on in Tier: “Fain. it is lnexped-
lent that cipher telegrams should be
sent. Differinnt consuls harr- been noti-
fied so that they may inform their re
spectiw governments. Please inform
\thr- foreign out-e. Bosldes wiring to
our ministers. l transmit “onshore to
you. tSlclIedl

“W m YI‘EN."

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81". PETERSBURG. August 4—Geov
oral Grodelrofl has sent the following
despatch to the war once;

columns from Bingovestchensk were
ferried over the Amur river at 3 a 111..
under Colonels Schverln and Serltinn
of! and attacked the Chinese troops
and took the town of Sakhalin. one
gun and a quantity oi Rooter cartridg
eat. The non-er Silents- sutured
severely from rifle fire. The Trnnw
will: detachment. tinder Colonel Piet-
enhnoer. hunks-fled Alton with
twelve mortars and the Chinese re-
pliod. One other and Ire men were

Foam- arnond mm are patrolling
tho Amer. .
A telegram received here today from
Engineer 033nm. dated Rows Rum
still. Gaslmnr. in Transbniknl pror-
m. WM. ”mm!“ l. “.31
"in the retreat to fie frontier the
agents. Immoral guards were car-
priserl and one worth an 'was killed.

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talus. not one of whom have returned.
IIUIDERHIB HIWONAIIII

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ST. WE‘RE. Amt H du—
patch from Shanghai dated Thor-day.
August 2. received harem. rays that
after Li Hoax Chou; left Canton. the
imperial troops joined the Boxers.

The despntch adds that the prowl
ctal troops along the Yang Toe rlv
remain quiet. owing to the promise
the rioeroy of Ranking to the to
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mes lit South China. but are not till»
turning treaty ports. Troops are being
secretly brought to treaty ports. Old
lotteries on the Yang Tse river. the
despatch says. are being repaired. and
new ones are being emled at Wu Sung.
Despite the declaratlon of the Viceroy
that the work would he stopped. are
guns have been mounted. The deep-toll
accuses the British of a secret under-
standing with the Viceroy in amount-
in: for the indifference or the lrltlah
tleet to the strengthening «the (allu—
one fortlflcltlons u Wu 3‘.

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today. the Chino—e are Waring the
You Tie river. At a tort n‘w Nan-
kiu. two six—inch gun: at the quick.
firing type were diubled at the first
trlal. Chlnue oflclnls lam that the
guns were mounted as a precaution
against Boxers advancing southward.

CHIEF VOLUME! 0“ A VACATION.

once:- William Pennington is acting
as captain. and Captain ofPollee Glad-

m 0! Fighting at Tina Tin aodguguu
and ‘

as lighting is going on in Tier: Tsln. :t“
is inexpedlent to send cipher telegrams!

messages would be dellrerod to the

Brit as lighting

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