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la the Within; Ir. Winona ad
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the long and Mad.
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MW 19:; am 333 mum. she
31631 like kw “mm. for the.
“charred her hltiihln.‘ my: lad mad
When (hr «humerus termed tn
their tam that? were surprised to.
Gm! Jeane-{tr marina. They hunted
in all din-rum of the column ml-
lwr. but to no avail. finally, 3 boy
mm mm nu» km! W the donkey
talking up 1.1::- rand. lit. Gunther hurl
his WM! with him. and rank- to an».
Hall":- him: to find tint the cluster;
33x1 arrival ham:- sakly. it met
3 great tun-titan» at on
m 3“! her in :11 bark with him to are:
13::- warm: afid Mr. Raymond, film way:
Ema; rates; up 3y manor-3. “’4‘?
did nan-t 3191 hilar- mail! when! 9 u‘elork.
RfiTURNS FRO“ THE FSGHT.
Win In: Rushed It the Mud OM3-
Tonight.
The male“- and mantr- raw
a! the fithg-y mt will
be WVUS I! am on.“ tonight. aver
tic ml? 43W m the.
Tar rrlrtm will tn- mrl m as M
In mired.
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‘ Ml ”fill-cu: Elia! Dil-
gunmen-mm.
[ENEMY l8 FDR SEllllllB
flcmn ”cu m in Puma. El»
.3: and Roan-rum Baku-lg
and Inflation It FW'I
Mom-Cam“ L33! Right
The Suntan: 59mm- to clan-9 Re-
whim-an stair crmwntm will be lac-ml
34 b3? lion- mm PM”. u thr
res-alt all last night‘s rant”. his 33.30
elite. bring Hkltavl likened}: “W [-2.
Rice and H. L Evklurd. William W.
Glut-$333 Carnaln .1. A. Face-M93. Dr.
i“. ll. Burner- and Eugene A. Weed
hen- alerted slrlagatrs to the congress:-
ionnl «canvwntm. Lam night's caucus
was 1110 lamps! one. in Stamford. for
years. am! i: tras- unanimmm lot Warp:
r-t‘. Wl'ttms m the"- (‘3qu there was
a runner raising am‘l artisan-an mw-lv
i134. preside-d user by Hon. Samar-l
F‘s-marks. at whim-h he nude man at
his rhuncrerisuc speeches. m mixer
speakers rum- 11cm. flicks-Pl Kenenly
and Ruhr-rt “’hltralwr. The lat 3.33:»
mi took advintagv of the creation to
lama-h a sesaatm-ial boom for Sir. Kau-
euir. whirl: 3‘33 rec-rived with enthusi-
33m.
Stiles Jndmn. Jr. and Murray Bd-
313 P. Hall. both Warn-er mes. rum-r-
rhm. last négm. in 51.1mm. u dele-
gates m the krmxblican Stlté waver»
firs-a. There was: no opposition. and
the elF-rlmtl cm by archmuflmt.
The Republic-amt. on! the town. a!
The Mon. minimal? chm tor HEM
lasa- drlegqnea to the mu- convention.
Tm- delegate-3 arr Charles B. Charl-
m. John F. Richardson. William R.
mums. links H. Chum.
At the Republican cam. in Essex.
Alfred 3!. Wright and H. W. Webber.
firm]: men. 3m 9M!!! rial-enter:
w the star mrantimz.
.u the Rockrtlle Republican mucus.
Wis ‘t‘ auburn-ll, marital A. Kuhn-
lr. W, ll. Wit: and Hm Smith
tm chosen delegates tn the state-
conreltm. Th" are lam m.
Mm? sweet mm. 33:: peek.
at W3. 1‘: N. lain street.
A? ROTOR.
Although the m is getting short.
Roms Point is very wrll pan-031M sad
the rmurd whirl: was the-re Mara”
wwau-luctm. Tiertlltoenedtn
enjoy the intellect music played by
MW Wk. The W lust
aim I'm simply mud. and the ra-
amt.aw.amg3wml~
SOUTH NORWALK,
Governor’s
“w flag at Camp
ills Enable! will lull! lh
Brind- l’hls AMI-u.
um wsfiin? mmvma
It is Expect“ that mm Thousand
Will he on than Tum Field at
Hiltmrr Rendezvous. (“trap V31:
Kenna-n. Niamlr. (‘03:. August 2-1—3!
6 (ft-lock xh‘m morning a driving rain
smrm we: in. and in a raw moan-mn- the
rnmmpmrut war- dmrhfli. and the
driwr camp syn-r hum-'3 was mare-fled
emu tlw «mm-st. le rain was very
w-mfirallag. and imam-d through many
near. The? rank and Mr. 32: ml. luf-
rrred the mast. Mann-ts and ell-auxin;
helm: thoroughly (twin-d. At :3 var-
ly hour. 81433;!an Pro-t waned
“Him. suspending all drills maul fur»
{hr-r active. Policing marl lasprrtion
was made lmmlble. owing to the
”RM. All mm. with the excep-
tion at the prom guard. gum-red at
the W. was all“! 13- At head-
qnnrrwrs 1hr garrison and the govt-r-
wr‘s flags were laurel-ed. and the 31mm
nan: ram-rd. Thr Third Elm-gluten clld
nut go nut on surpass duty this; morn—
lm: a.» wax; intended. The: regimu!
was wad; m gu ant. but General Pros!
nwtifim Culxmrl Thyrr to mu: his own
3363mm! in tlw mum. and the latter
dld :33: think it beat to take his; men
mat in met: a drruchlng rain.
A: ll n't‘lork lhr ram 620de falling.
1hr um brake- thruush 1hr clouds. and
rm: amour-r: for the rest n! m:- at; was
wry good. Thighs 1h» first year that
Guvlnrnar‘a Day has award with such
\‘w: h); tbs: {raw-Hm: will take place
lhlt‘ alwrmmn Thr curly {rains
hruzmm WW)“ for: manor: but lawr.
whrtx the rather cleared rip. thi‘ ln-
naming trains pram-pd in hundreds o!
fishers. It is expected that several
thmmanila will b:- her thls afternoon.
éme a Sun Carrrrspondvnt l
Camp \‘3nKr-ureu. Sui- Hlliur}
«Tau-arrow will he 30mm dry.
and the big event of the «93:323me!
“1“ lake place in the- renew by Gov
:smor lmnsbury and staff in un- after
noon. Réhrarsals for this function
mar-'- hold by tltw attire brigadr. yeti
terrlay and this afternoon. and every
thin: pass-ml off in thr- Ms! msibu-
manner. The brigade, rfltrrday. was
rvvlrwed by Adjutant General Duals 3‘3
l’nnKeurc-n. for whom 1hr mm;- 11-; mm
ml. and today by (loneml 0, 0 HOW
3rd. realm-(l. l'uitm‘l Staws Army. Ht
was mm 3! Un- statltm xhls afternoon!
by General Frail and General \‘anlietr
ren
Gama-ml lint-an! delirrrml an id
dream m that) Y. Ill. l‘. A um: maul“
um them» was "lxwlng Kinkni‘ss. ' ll
lustralmg it by many marl/ring incl
draw course-cum with big lifr- as a 50%
die-r Guns-r3! Frost presided at the
biz meeting in use Y. SA (‘. A 19111.31"!
introduce-d Geuenl Hownrd in 3 very
pleasing manner. Camera-ll Howard
fiwkt? in high nppmlat‘mfi of his rv
Yli“W of the brim-.9. and was «spit-rial“
pleased to know that l! was a temper
auct- c3139.
TM distinguishing {amt-e of the
ramp in the» rum-cement of (learn:
Forst‘s order against the lntrmluction
M are a! intoxiwlu liquors.
strlrtiy. and in mou- cues curerfully.
violate it are having a thorny pith. ll
napping at Brizule Headquartm 0:
ml! knusr n: the 3plrimnl camp
wand. adjaining the state canny
ground. Whéf? it was rumored beer
was store-d, and drum: by some so!-
dirrs at night. was raida‘l by order or
General From. A large quantity of em
vi! and partly empty homes were
found. And Whit beer was left in can:
MIN. The ”part of the raid wreak:
avidly through the ramp. md that
film. 35 well all our- or two other um
parted plum. werr abandoned.
Yesterday afternoon a warty of lull
a down soldiers, who lad left can!)
with-nut leave and gone to New London.
were m3 leaving the train It illi-
um. about 1-“? from Nannie. um
were reported to General Frost. who
lat-tiered a deal] of the provost guard to
hr,- nation-rd 3t the Toll Bridge and
serum the- mlroad track berm the
dam- amzl the camp. The men. db
- covering the moron detail. brake and
run into the woods. One was ruptur-
«l. and the when: walled for. Town-d!
night. finding they could not get
the gum. they unnamed their puck-
aga and gave tmlres 33. They
“33:. without upper. and relaxed this
nor-ulna.
Mn curler. and it: rigid W1
Wanteducadtheéelireryofpmk-
Winmthtmexmv driver
mmmrenadmy.mmm
.wathemmmrmmk
mummwumm.
m.mufifitled&
W
a! .wamuym
nmmmrlm .wtlu
on black.
:1 Mann. ‘l‘lw Brlgade lnrmation and n9
Endeavour. Rural-2. August! 33. 1900
m and men generally the mmplylng
with the order. and the few who try to
addltran to the seizure in the street of
Company F. Second Regiment. and the
express packages renaming liquor. a
nut .
were Manor! in the M house om .
,3
GONE...
General ”.9 by 3 usual-u
w. . 7 m. mm-
the time It v? out.
Me an rm of mod W
in the W ”males. 130!!!wa
the first W 03mm: 6 .
They ell-team lute mm «on
ereulnz. ‘
T39 Mot batman tor afic-
em m mm a! nicer: ev
at]? slim It! proving very benefic-
la .
The Yam Ian's Christian Associa-
tion teat receives the attention of mus:
members of It» We. and large
numbers a! the flea are always found
there. All the ante papers and num-
arm palatial: sad hooks. with su-
tiomrry. etc" It! provided by the state
winners. 333 there is an a post
care there for the convenience ‘of the
men. where {gutters may be written and
posted. An ”mumment is given ev-
ery evening. ind an opportunity is of.
tort-d to hear me 0! (hr best musical
33¢ literary talent in an» state.
The health 0! the camp is good. and
it in not expected that there will be 3
great lien} of sickness among the 39
500 men in camp this yen. The uri-
garle Bosnia! has been free from any
urinals rm. and at present than» aw
only a (93’ mm.
The drill: at the- Elrlgade Signal
l‘fll‘pfi aml the Light and ”vary Arm-
lvry enmmwds. with their wall-trained
murmur. art-9 will the mom inn-mating
return-s of the camp. and call forth
prnls-r— tram oilocrs. mm: and uw nsnm
lav-gr gathering at civilian xmwlamna.
Th9- !!ghr artillery in nude up 01' mm-
mtlons. cue Mag attuned to each
regiment. 111i: 39¢:- thr first section is
trylux : new rapt-d m mm. and thus
far it lags hm band to work so satis-
tacmrlly that It is graham:- that haters
the next Wat each section um
have one. all! the Men- weapons
now in use will he turned ore-r m the
gore-mmeat The mnh Section. han-
im: from art-damn. is in mmmand or
Limflenanl Mar H Four. The
drilling is perfect. um? tlm mm: are-
juszly mud of the titration they at-
trnrt. The heavy artillery. Batu-r1; A.
rams-s [rum Guilfard and Brantord.
Hm guns being lucalml in earl} 1mm.
Ali far as looks so the-re is not. much to
raw- m’or. but when !! camps to drill-
ing and Inn! work that? cannot he beat»
:93 The burner- ue angular and not at
all gm! looklns. hm mp manner in
whim-l: they whee! about. and leave the
guns in any which tic-sired. arm-s
rrery uni-“s admiration They “11d”?-
sumd 0V-Pfy buglr call. and it is mid
Lht“ farmers 1)an them do all their
wring plowing by the bugle.
The food “matrix to be satlstncmry
all around. and the boys. who had their
first (aye-flea“: lust yen in cooking
the raw human. lmed by the cummin-
sary department. by means of Buzza-
rort arena. llke the morass better than
ever this your. The food is can-fully“
km 334: thoroughly inspected by the
medial and m enters each day.
and it ls cooked sad served in rm,- b331,
possible manner.
During thrir expan- mamrnts. the sol-
dim-s always clung-r m a [ram-r of base-
ball. Yeast-day a 3ix-lmt recruit was
intently watching thr- drill of the Heavy
Artillt-ry at the fortifirauons on the
east side or the camp. and simultuxr
warmly with the dim-hug? a! fine of the
hoary mortar-3. a ball struck him in
elm head. The brave soldier leaped
about five {vet in the tit. and tell to
:11» ground with a dry "l’m shut?" His
comradefi mun-{l him that hr was axis:
mkrn. but it molt a long time for him
to realize thr tart.
Tm- spirit of fun still newsdefi the
vamp. During the shown-r. recently. u
is said one of the noncommissionerl
trainers arr-spawned a recruit to the
qnanemaswr‘s headquarters with a
maisltiou far mackinloshas. umbrel-
las and oreruhoes. The private did not
get them. and the: man‘s comrades are
still “saying" him.
John W. Benny. of South Norwnlk.
and Chnuucey Plan. of Norwalk. wéra
mm the 03139 visitors. today.
First Lieutenant Hora-ti Godfrey.
at Foamy F. an outer of the guard
today.
Samar! lieutenant Gem-gr 1.. Wood-
ward. of Company I). Fourth Badman.
m the sunlor ollcer of the guard. “93-.
tar-635'.
Captain Howard J manner. of Com-
pany D. Fourth Regiment. was ommr
of the day. today.
Companies F and l) rear-{red fill) each
in policing and kwplng of quarters.
Elgar F. A. Hill. a! Norwnlk. was the
inspecting otllcrr u! the regiment.
Governor lmnsbury and rarer-Al
members of his party. lelt cnmp this
afternoon. and will return tomorrow
morning. and remain until Saturday.
James Fl. Norris. met-teary of the
Young Hen's Christian Association in
South Nanak. m in camp today.
__________.....——-
JRESH FIIH!
You can buy a nice bin for Sun-
dty morning’s brenkmst. It the Wuh-
lngton W bridge. for 20¢.
HWHEN WILL ATTENO FUR-
ERAL.
flanker-s of Hope Hose Company
will meet in MI uniform 3t heulquar-
tars. 3t 7:3!) o’clock. tomorrow rum-m
mg. to attend the funeral of thelr com—
rade. John F.
in: m writ-m
FRIDAY, AUGUST 24. 1900.
Minn.
Prince Tuan
Captured
Tin Enum Said to he in Pall:
with tit Allin! Forces.
moors Mun Plum:
Waiting to hear {rm Their Govern-
ments. Regarding the Next Step
to be Taken—Japanese Temple
Burma. .
NEW YORK. August 24—11 is repor-
ted in Shanghai. in Chinese circles.
that the Emmi-as “ovum-r and Prince
Tuan haw- be-rn raptnrfid. says 3 ca-
ble-gram m the Tribune. from London.
'l'hr Emperor is said to be in Pekin.
with the allied forces.
FlGHTlNG NEAR TIER 78!".
Claim Sought in cut Communlcation.
But Were Driven Back.
Damion. August ZHWhile comman-
ders or the allied forces are waiting
for lung-“cum from their surm-
ments as to what to do next. which, in
the present condition of the telegraph
service. will probably take ten days to
ascrnaln. the work of repairing the
railroad beyond Yang Tsnn is plush-s.
Sing slowly. and (hp lransmrtntian of
ampules lay hosts an the Pei-Ho riv-
rar is improving.
.-\ demand: from Che Foo. dated
Thursday. August 23. rays there has
been lurlkm‘ fighting near Tien Tsln.
Tm- t‘hlnm- sought to cm the fill? of
vammuniratinn. but were driven back
with small loss upun the. part of the
alllwl farm‘s.
0mm: atlvires rec-rived from Pe-
kin at Takio. August 23. says (hr allies
hurnml Prince Titan's resident-ea.
Art'flfdlng m a drrpatch {mm Hang
Kane. dated Augum 24. turbulent mobs
urn devastating mrtlnns of the prov-
‘mms of Au Klan and Kinsu.
it is added that a mandarin with
lbw-é” hundred Chinest- mldlers lefl
A'umy. August 23. to restore order.
Jazmin-319 bulwark-ls were attack-
ml 3: Armor. August 23.
Marines (mm the Frem‘h rmisfir
Comet have clanrrcl the streets of
3393103. and tread the basic-33d
prisms.
A despatrb In a 1:935 agvncy from
Shanghai. dated August 23. says eight
survivors of the fourteen English mis-
sionaries who started mgmber from
Shun Hi have reached Hanlmw, after
sail-ring frightful barbarities.
INCIDENTS ABOUT PEKIN.
Americans Camper! on the Grounds
of “The Temple of Heaven.”
Pom-right. 13M. Aaroriatai Prrss.)
PEKlX. Thursday. August 16. via.
Shanghai. Thursday. August 2‘3-—Th9
allied troops havr surrounded the im-
perial city and Stations-d semries it the
gnu-s. They refrain from entering.
pending instructions from the, govern»
meals. General Chasee says the fight-
ing is ended.
The Japanese troops have relieved
the President Tang cathedral. where
alts-9n French mm; and forty much
and Italian soldiers have been isolated
and besieged two months. They round
that fire had been killed. (‘Iptaln
Reilly. of Battery P. Fifth United
Sums Artillery. rim was killed helm-e
the imperial palace. was hurled In the
ligation grounds. General Chute-9, the
British and Japanese generals.
many civilians were present at the in-
tel-meat.
The American troops are encamped
in the grounds of the Temple of Heav-
en. The Chinese are supposed to have
file-d northward.
BURNED JAPANESE TEMPLE.
Marines Landed at Amy. China. to
Rector: Order.
WASHINGTON. August 24—lfnited
States Causal Johnson. at Amoy. China.
cables the State Department. under
date of today. tin: a mob burned the
Japanese temple at that place. may.
Xnfinrs were hauled to protect 133.3-
m unclals. and are resulting order.
The marines alluded to must belong to
same other nation. as the Called Sales
has no war amp 3: Amoy. .
NO CAR! TO SAVIN ROCK
misunderstanding Between Red Line
and Tramway Officials.
After Sunday the Red Line will run
no more cars to Sarin Rock. hectare
the company ls unable to make terms
with the Norwalk Tummy company
for the privilege of running aver its
Warmer! line. A number of parties
who lutenderl to make the excursion
innedUneursharebeentorce-flto
postpone the trip.
A: the Tramway runs over the Con-
nectlcut Lighting and Power cow
Wu Bridgeport tracks in taking cars
to Btrlnfinck. ad,” tlut company
also controls the Had ”we. there It
: ’flkaihoed that the Tamra: will
and lt immnle to make arrange-
mmts to ran over the B's-SW
tracks. and thus trolley excursions tn
Rev Haven by melt! at will he at
and.
Whfietbealrhbofthem
will unite no exnlmtion Win;
the 33mm of the mimmrm'
therebnodoubttlmttlivelym'lfi
'33.; um mama
k
3.
County National Bank. 3nd Conn-zeta:-
and specific
3%
mm
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WHO Fail PORTLAND.
Hamil: m flcn Going to the
cent cf “also.
Cashier L. C. Green of the Fairfield
A. R. Mdkln. of Norwalk. will lave
Nev York. Saturday. at the steamer
Horatio Hull, for Portland. amine. ‘
tron thence they will visit the w’hlte M
lounging. lontreal, lake clumplaln.
Inge file-arse and wind up 4:: Sarautoga. , .
n 9 same steamer wt sai eu— -
tenant George L. Woodward. of Cum: Apply for ta-ixrs. W
may 13, and Charles Rogers and Spa: ne! 0mm. ,0 9,3 .
car Adams, of Now-alt. who expect to -
spenéaweekmlslnxabontthels-
lands In and near Pol-thud harbor.
CUT FOOT WKILE IN BATE-“HG.
moderate Ayah!
Fourteen Stitches Taken 63 a Goal! m
Hr. Schaub's Foot.
George F. Schaub. 0! New York. cut
his left foot quite badly while in bath-
ing at Rotor: Point. yesterday utter-
noon.
Mr. Schaub started for the water as
soon as he was in his bathing mil; and
running. took a plunge. His * ‘ and
feet struck smile 51333 or shells. and a
long gash was cut la his left foot. “Sev-
eral smaller cuts decorate-d his hands.
He- was brought to South Norwalk.
whew fourteen stitches terr- talwn in
the out.
FISHERHEN ESCAPE CAPTORS.
Six Dnnhury fishermen wrre arrested
by a party of farmers. Wrdnasday
night. while they were camping on the
banks of a small lake in the town of
Carmel. N. Y.. fishing in that late be—
ing prohibited at this timi- of year. The
gunmen ware marched six miles
but! into the country for trial. When
they when: the house a! the jam. 7
that metal impoued fines mountmx
to about 3156. On the way burl; to jail
the fishermen mark- an attempt to as-
rape. and all “rarefied except one.
The others nude their way into L0!!-
nectlcm.
Hllllllllfilfllll WILL
Fllul for Plant! in tin Sum-
mo's Olfico. In York.
THE IIPBRTANT REQUESTS
One Million in Trust to Princess Hat:-
feldt. During her Lita-Sonnet“
Pacific Railroad Stock to his
Wife.
Nmflk m. m"
SITUATION muffin—at 7
nuts position. (loot! W ' ‘
WANTED—A 301' m .3!
Stars ole: wanted in m' ‘
Address 1.. Seminal 3.39.. . 9 - '
WANTED - m
1333 an mm $63 per fl ,
”70‘ ’LEW-aHéETix
six rooms- Enquire t M
Newt-31k. '
The elegant how on the 3%
lately occupied by Dr. W 7
All improvements. Ada:- “CI. ‘
Kantian. :
TO near—mm mm! ‘~ '
nished rooms. vim every
for Numbering. Enquire" :3
met St. Norwalk, or 1“ Wont i
Nomlt.
TO LET—'5. NICE HOE“ ‘ 7‘ .
all modern layman-I3, ”, ”
cation. six minutes rm ' ‘.
rent in desirable m. ‘ ‘
Taylor avenue. near Wu:
g ,
alshed rooms Ior m
599*: 1t 35. 1' '
x33? YORK, August 24—439 will a! fan‘-
the late Coma P. Huntington was filed
for probate. in the Surrogate‘s once.
today. The executors are Arabella 1).
Huntington, Charles H. “2?! and »
Alex. Gates. The latter is Hr. tinting-
mn's bmther~in~law. {1509911}. , . ‘ ,
Following are the important bequests FOR BERT I! S‘l. 037
o! the voluminous document:
ll gives 31.090330 in trust for 3:1?
vess Hawk-lat. during her life. 1) 3c « [mm a
pal to go to her issue at her death: 8. Afi‘fiomm m
$590,000 in trust is given for the benefit .m- __..--._.'._,._. ,
of Archer 31. Huntington for llte: two- T0 LET—.BIGHTfem‘
thirds or the Southern Pacific railway Lem mmfl'm
mark is to be siren to an: Huntinxton. good condition. that. 513. For
85 w ~
Flue. modem
to small may. lb
and one—third to Henry Edwards Hunt- er mun
ingtnn. on condition that no {art than. the on Well mm
of shall be sold during flu lifetime. of street.
either. except with the can!!! a! . . ..
The Ftnyflrenth street and Fifth Ire- TO RENT—m :
nue residence in this city, togethe: rm m m and m
m m
with all articlrs therein. is given to all! .
Mrs. Huntington for life. afterward to _ J .
be given Archer ll. Huntington; :27 .— Quint-rd. 14‘ mm
090 is given in trust for the benefit 0!
Harriet 5. Huntington. suntan Pur— __ - .
fly. Susan Porter and Ellen Guts. In ggigummm
portions of 350.900 each: ”(9.000 for the - ,_ w
benefit of G. H. annulus. and 829330
each tor the benefit of m m
land 331! Frank Pardee. Vnrlom other
bequests are made. All of Ir.
Huntington's pictures Ire given to In.
Huntington for life. mm to Ar-
char I. Huntington for ilk. Ind at. his
death to the Kampala-n nus-93m 0!
Art. of New York city. absolutely.
LAWLESSNESSS lN NONE.
Occupants of Tent: Nightly mugged
With Chhroform and Robbed- .
PORT TOWNSEND. Wash" August
u—Reports from Cape Name. by the
steamer Tmomn. say :53: and: BI;
learners prevails there: an: from fish:
to a darn robberies occur nightly. and
that people are not safe tram attacks
from thugs. after nightlall. Those
whom they feur to rob in the streets.
at drugged by means of I long rubber
tube through which chloroform ls
(creed. after the tube has been Insert-
ed through the carts of the tent The
occupants o! as many as twelve tents
been robbed in this manner in
one night. 3m! in one instance it was
with dink-ally that a victim was restor-
ed to consciousness. The nights gt
Nome are rapidly lengthening; dark-
ness now prevails ts wly as 5 o'cloqk.
and the ltW-ahiding people m
on the streets truer thu hour.
The criminal class. which rushed to
Name with the expect-non of main;
3 lamest in “5an thing” games. have
been dis-appointed. and are vim:
funds.
The smallpox epidemic has about ,
ceased. When the Tm niled only
three or tour ems exisied. and I0
new use: had been reported (or we
VOGLEMELLECK.
W. batman-runes:
Barnard 603m Veda-and 'm-
Jame-hiya. 33:; In ‘
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