,4 was the opening at the
, ,. or the ,Norwailtirnrlvlug
A 4 i n. and a. mercenarielous at»
talr‘coul not he wished? lay. it was
amply a‘jenulue success. ahd for bet-
terthan wssjexpeeted. A larg major?
ity oitthe last horses in the“ tow, were.
therannd, some of the trottinghnd use.
ing was. ry last. -
had: the speedway. ill-was in excellent
cgnditlo Grooms. it was not‘so
_ wills-lie“ when it is worn
on . smooth. but shelter one
no he i . There worse.
as scheduled for 3 o'clock.
4 that this hour was
._ he brushing did
yearly (o'clock;
,xnot arrive on.
‘ will be held
the hour will
0
yard. nesrly‘ "
half mile at
resets
.csrriag ,- j
‘rneny'w ca‘lmdir wheelwoinen pres-
enq‘tgnndlthey the first to test the
gspeedway‘.’ The ode no and down the
anomushtsrs until the horses were
brought on. They then gave way to
1th ‘ ”r n; ‘
sulfides
little rs l,
The sisal ho
wore nearly a
4 them.
then scramble
a?! the way. A huge
the ‘speedway inr~
“t tor some at tho
4, on its branches and
when a start we (d be made iron) the
monument at thsjothsrend. they would
‘give the signal. ,Theywwould make
such exclamations as «.“Qee whit. lest
, see data comin'.” and ”Holly: no. see
get ,iellah coinsuup alongsidexdere."
hen as the horses Were puslng‘the
tree. they wanid .‘breait forth. into one
long yell. while the older people on the
aground clapped-their hands. it was a
great alternoon tortbe boys. as well as
will these who happened toattend the
.lm‘uln oi the boulevard. . ,
‘ The rat one tojpnt insn appearance
on thesneedwsy, was Dr. F. l. Bur-hell.
with his roan gelding, which is very,
A.. ' Forvsome mason hedld not get
egdrlyewaygtor a brush, but re~
nod attire lower end, and watched
horses 'as they came ilylns down
renal Jule its very much enthused
thittt‘i '
.th Hiill'ii’ll
They ‘ would
. equal tothe accusing
‘ lbs,
Ita‘y 'i‘hon'i
“1am _
' Thomas Kl. all
(Kllflmi,
l G
to many encores, wot:
club swinging; Charles Uta ,
dolls and singing; Josenhl’u J
iln; Edward Johnson.theinusie ‘gen;
ions, favored with several selecti s on
the phonograph. " He [also play-entire
stmment put before” him. ‘lCharles
mausdeid manipulated the strings on a
banjo: John Jones danced aficiog,
and Gyros Thompson sang. .»
Consists Choirs oilvhrtesfrsnd
"train 'Glisrshss Rstdti‘lt.“ i
til "nitration of A.
Will ‘Mrs.
dj-bean‘ ‘ ,
. 4 \ .. gs. inpattsperiect in-
terpretation...“ The success that was
achieved ; sneaks eloquent praise tor
the direc ,.,Prore,ssor. .A. M. Mans-
ileld. wh , ;worked indetetisably
tor a oilseed till rendering o! the sa-
cred Work or music. Long before the
appointed hour people’ho‘gan'to arrive
at the church and by 8 o‘clockevery
to be brought in and placed at the rear
of the church. Mrs. James Hall pro-
.sided at the organ and Miss Mai Ad-
‘ams at the piano. Before the entrance
of the choir theymlayed a beautltul
prelude. which was greatly enioyedhy
. h, , ‘he surpiiced choir,
odiure Bellows, res;
Norwaih. and the
umphrles. rector or
"Entrance was made
ai asehlnfi Episcopal service was need
until the-Lottertory. The lesson was;
read by the visiting clergyman. the
Rev. J. MoOlure'Bellows. The Mag-
nificat was sung by the choir. -
'Betore the adoring was taken th
Rev. Mr; Hurnnhries announced that
the [money received would go toward
.deiraylng = the exhenses or airing the
cantata... whalilessins. as usual was
‘snnggalter the altering. Then
the cantata, which was rendered mos .
beautifully; Mrs. ‘horothea Hash
Mansfield took the: leading. contralto
‘part, and never was in better voice.
Her part was difficult, but, she was
4 Miss Grade
Adams was the prone soloist.
She; too. was in good voice-and de-
iigh d has hearers. ‘ Henry M. Baren-
role...‘ Mr. ”amnbluttgneeds no intro-
duction to people or The Norwaiks. as
they have heardhim sins here bolero.
ills renditionmt his solo parts last
nlllit were \ perfect, which. assisted
much in making a , successlul produc-
ey tioh. . Albert M. Maugham. inaddition
m‘ of acne. ln‘the‘ samurai
instructor
The
also too 9 t. ‘e boastasoio parts.
do unni about
‘restoi.’ solicit-has
illiyot ‘ " ‘
hymen
organ. MrL'Johnson canr‘pluy uhyln.’ ‘3
l italic] lillEllPliEliliilil
seat was taken and extra chairs had T
' talrs non thetbnaev '
followed g”
blot , ot'Ne'iv" York. assayed the tenor ‘
MI! . Ni
thefhianutso , ' '
Whovhave'chsr‘ee'ot .1 "
>' -‘ 'ihnent er in
:a Grant theiiey‘. hammer,
; nel libero sawsrhim go. in and obtuse; 4
are ‘tlmssnbut sunfish: that Mr.
. Brewer was at home. did not pay much
notion to Mill. .
~~ ‘ 11‘ tooltpleiili’ of time fend ransacka tn
ed the house thoroughly. taking every.
thing'g‘oi value that hecould easily can
ry await.- His spoils included some. old
various other. articles.
his return. and ,estlmates it at from.
$50 to 3100, not being able. to make a
very close estimate-as her has not
yotascertaiued e thethinits-thet were
taken. As the he
in .mturnlng
:nrosecution.
Leonel-"Ne ans ssuouer.
011-
Ceptaln c. a. Prdtt's Royal Launch Vio-
torla Talia. Water.
Yesterday alteration the launching of
the royal launch Victoria. owned by G.
Barrett, tookploce, and all'who at-
tended enjoyed’;tlteniselves lniuiensely.
hormones licensees sinusoidal:
his new naphtha launch “condition
to be placed overboard. 4 worlrflgijay
not entirelyerosionalrutaheu it only
requires a: glow ,llttie finishing touches
to make melancholic or the nest oi;
' . its kind and st in The Norweil‘is. it
can fairly; flyover thewater. as those
who were fortunate enough to set a"
ride in her yesterday can testity. Be,
sides Mr. Prat {there were Herman E.
Malnio. Fran ibuity. William Benton
and Robert Evans.
Alter a sail entire Sound. which last-
ed Just long enough to get a good an—
petite train driiilglng in the cool sea
*breetes.'the rat
“an elaborate banquet was served in
honor of the corrosion: at Malmo's cats.
here were nearly twenty present and
a more sociable lot otdellows could not
be found. ’
Mr. Malina deserves considerable
credit for tarnishing such a bonntliul
repeat. it was a genuine shore dinner,
with all the little side dishes that
to-Inake up an elaboratelsnread. r.
‘ «bnhuearly everyone had something to
an and it.all’hore on the festive no-
he conclusion of the meal. Cap.
. .. uton arose and told why a ban.
quot had he oer-vet» rte spoke of the
launching, ‘thsttiie banquet was
given in honor of Mr. Pratt. He con-
cluded his remarks by as log that it
was-'this‘alntentloh i! the yai family.
to-nresentilitr.lPratt with a set or con
or’s yesterday. not owing to being or
‘isyedlh New Yorkyhevwas unable to
ttbeni. He sald‘ithat they would be
‘ e on Saturday audth‘at the prosen:
tation‘Would‘beln ethen. ‘
Mr. Pratt odrdial y thanked all those
,who in any way contributed towards
the colors lid said that he would ever
appreciate their kindness. its con-
cluded by saying that at any time no
[could beat liberty, he would take any
oi the number present out tor a sail."
in is the intention of the Royal tent»
.in to hold :s‘cls‘rn'hake on 'l‘avern‘ris-
iand'on Sunday, June a.“ The members
will be taken over in’ “Mr. Pratt's
launch. A goodtime may he expected.
' Mi‘. Malina. tarnished some, hand—
some Japanese napkins tor the Mile.
He‘lutends census the .toliowing words
printed on some at them and present
one touch otthsfbahnnettera‘: ”Sou.
senir. Royal‘mctoria's launching and
banquet at Mai Cele. Thursd ‘
hlsyi. 23" 1901"" r
vol-Ware, such as italves.~torks and g ‘
casters. which had been in Mr. Brow- “ ,
or‘s possession for years. also a rotor.
on . i
Fir. Brewer discovered the loss on ‘
hora saw the man .
several times. they got agood line on ;
himanil he would show good Judgment _ ‘
the goods and ‘svoiuins , ‘
"trip was made and ,
hunched to the:
day alteration .. loo _ \
shootln so the ranges; here were.
tannin re, who qualified on the 200.;
yardtargets, it being, necessary to get
fifteen out or a possible twenty-five in:
‘a string oililve shots in order to do so.
and gained the title or marketers. and‘;
thirteengained the rights to be’ first
class msrksrnen by qualitying“ on the
509. yard ranges. while the duly sharp-1'
shooter was Captain’, Bloomer, j'svho
33"") ““39 and. 2;},
scored 21 ton thei200
on the not) rent. _ . J . ..
fl‘he or did excedillngl? well. con-i
siglering» at it weir the drst shoot.
with manyoi than and among those,
who des.rve special mention are Frank.
arises, Who mhde 22 out of 25 on the
200 yard and H. '1‘. rowltt. who scored
21 on the i500 yer Briggsvscored 19
on “19.500 yardsnnd thus just missed
gaining a sharpshooter's*"titie.,
l'l‘h _ many had so much to do that
there was 0 shoottor steam to com"
pets for the colonel's prize and Calm
pony D will not be represented in that
event. ‘
The men who qualified in the two
shoots were! 4'
' 200‘ Yardo.
Captain Howard 4 J. Bloomer.
Lieutenant E. P. Weed.
‘ Sergeant G. Barrett,
corporal'W. '1). West,
Corporal W. A. Russel,
'l‘rumnetsrlzll‘. Buckley,
Private Frank Briggs,
’Private ‘0‘."‘DeW. Rogers,
Private Howard ‘Mossmau,
PriVatoflllbert . Bogart.
Private H. 'l‘. Prowitt.
Private Tyler.
Private Joseph Bartloiu.
Private A. Mossman.
Private A. V. Beers.
Private 3. B. Sturgee.
Private iii. 'Hatchuian.
Private Charles swarm.
Private Eben Hill, Jr..
Private M. Barrett.
Private I. Oimstoad.
PrivateGei-ard,
Private‘c. Chasinar,
Private Spencer Adams.
4 n eon Yards.
Contain H. J. 'llio‘omer,
Corporal w. D. West,
Trumpeter. 7F. :Bucltley.
Private H. T. . Prowltt.
Private it. Britten
Private . 8.2.13. fli‘nrses.
Private M. hermit,
Private Gerard. ,
giants} Gilbert. some
t , mandolin-n.
. ti ..
‘. Universal ‘collicry. at Song
: in the Rhonddavalley. .‘About a
-j greatest difiieultfi, curing to clock
1 ty-‘eight miners missing.
MAN ON RAILROAD
; body of an unknown man, about
, this sit and Noroton, this morne
. E Land
off. The man was fairly well
.liis person by which identity;
: could becsiablislicd. It is believ-
‘ The" Ghronlcle today publishes “a
' a calf and lunch agricultural macha
. morass MEMBER
1 murder othither Ricgel, t is {Click
. tenliam, Pa, priest. by adminis-
. CHAUTAUQUA, ASSEMBLY.
‘ In, the program, which has been
4 . prepared tor-the first annual seer. ,
, j rich oi the Cdniiecticut Chadians
: qua Assembly, atvl’lainville,
“m made for
l otsrTo‘eitylnae:
Man triad Common
*1» DswLookl
. Bodies of til ‘
LONIDO ,MsylzswAncxpio—
died-Occurred this morning; attire
jcnydd,
hundred. inch Were in the pit attire
time otthegdisaster, ahdthere is
ttle hope‘ot saving'the lives of
ny‘ of them. » ‘ . .
he rescuers at the Universal
ceiliery are working with the
of air. Five b icshave been re«
covered. T he wreckage of the pit
is ‘ complete. almost precluding
hope that the imprisoned men can
havensnrvived. There are seven~
TRACK in, STAMFORD.
m
STAMFORD. May 24—The
tliirty~four ears of age was found
on the tail road tracks, between
he head was badly crush-1
theisit arm had been cut
dressed. There was" nothing on
cd that he fell from a freight train.
posrnss‘mn GENERAL
, SMITH To-nssrcm
SAN F RANCISCO, May 24"”.
story'tot‘tliefeflect "that “in spite of
.c‘itplicltjdcilials, the rumor still
goes around that Postmaster Gen-
eral Smith-soon will retire, and
that lie ’ Will be succeeded by
George B. Cortclyou, secretary to
the president. /Mcmbcrs of the
president's cabinet now. in San
Francisco;‘1‘wlio, Would discuss the
report; declare, however; that the"
postmastergcneral has no inten—
tion of retiring.
m.-
ssan IN- NEW LONDON
.. DESTROYED BY FIRE.
NEW LONDON, Ma 24-——
Fire destroyed the barn be edging
to Leo Dodgherty, at Cohanzie,
suburban to this City, at midnight,
last night, causing damage am—
ounting to $1,300, on which there
is iiisuraiiceof_$5oo. Three cows,
incr‘y weredestmycd. It is bellow
ed the fire was the work of an in-
cendiary. '
couvrcrno.
\ ‘ . cm
PHILADELPHIA, May 24....
“Steve” Brynn, one of the '1; ng of
ten, indicted. for complicit m the
terin "‘knookoutrirops,” on Janu-
ary. , last, was today convicted
of murder in the second degree.
This makes the third conviction,
and the others indicted! will be
speedily tried.
sourniuorom May, 24—.-
, , 51:qu
24in 3r, arr gcmente have ‘een’
cial CeiiiiectiClil;
w be notable for-the
verhor McLeanand
liator' O. ' H Plaid]
‘ flan «sdliiress in tile
T: bull's eng‘ag ‘ . .0.
’ some time“ ago, and there ‘W’as
considerable tell;- about the ,rrlaiu', i
let in the, community. WQOdbull
blamed" Miss Williamson torj much”,
of the goesip’.aud his erOdiliRfiVr
lii troubles resulted in the
x."
Monomeric ‘IN Benn.
found murdered in his barn, lent
to a pulp with the back of an
Reynolds was last seen alive‘ at}?
O’ClOCk yesterday morning, walk-
sbortly afterwards:
are looking for a stranger who
, was in the vicinity of the Rey"
holds farm, early yesterday morn:
ing. Reynolds was miseriyha
carrying iar c sums of money in
his boots: gll’llfihl-‘thc'body was
found)“ "
missing: ‘ ‘ _
smallish WNW. ~ _
" ""li'l‘ 331431.15:
HALIFAX, N: 5., May
The governor, ill: stealth
arrived from able lei
morning, bringing the 'agr or
department officials who had-been
looking after the planting of more
than 80.000 shade trees,
in- (the "
bran T
burilgil‘ad, V.
"or, George as
Gloucester fishing 'Scliooncr In
M. Calderwo‘ori1 Leelie, while“
cring’ the jib, icilintoth’e Wat 6.
"His father jumped'overb'oard to
his assistance, oddball perish“
Captain Dell then landed Gordon
on Sable Island. Hes-will be‘sent’
to relatives. ' '
. .
ASKED POLICEMAN
. FOR $3o,ooo,ooo.
NEW YORK, May art—Charles
Clark, of Boston, w o la‘st'ni lit
demanded a loanoi iirty million
dollars from Scr cant McAdams,
attire Eldridge g
tio'n, was arraigned today, before
Magistrate Hogan, in the Essex
Market Court. Clark declared
that he. had no recollectionw of
making such a demand. He said
lie was .iutoxicstcd at the time.
lug, he .was discharged
threesome or i
- FAMILY QUARREL.
Frank Horny, Vsonlqi‘ia Methodist
cicrg man, shot and killedCha‘riee
Van eriyn, at Greenfield, yester-
day afternoon. Heroy was 'drunk
and abusing his uncle, James Had
my, an aged cripple. His mother
asked Vanderi n to interfere. He4
roy resented F
and getting a shot gun, took delilr
crate aim and tired. Then he sur—
rendered himself. " .
i'l‘ALY ASKSREIPARATIQN.
. son Adam's airliner.
consrsurrnorns. May 2
win consequence of the arrest a
an Italian postal tight “at '
veto. the lumen oharg"
has demanded‘immediste 2! Mi
has from therewith If this dialect
hcco'rdcd Italy will send; wsr‘il'l‘i‘i
to Prayers to‘ exact satirical "
screams N- Y...-M,ay 24' .
deVid Reynolds,,ja.fai*mcr. liw- ,
ing‘ two; miles from this city, was L
axe, 'which 'was found near‘ by, "
lug toward the barn.“ It is bellow /.
ed that the crime was committed l“
The police ‘
\‘vas known to be intlic habit‘jfdi‘
gilt, the boots were fl!
Mints "
were drowned recently from the . .
treet police eta— ‘
Upon; hispromise to stop drink-v.1 "
KINGSTON. N. .YinlMay 54.. ’
anderlyn’s action, 0 t
Bile-e '
J . i
is
night. His head had been smash: WWW
e
room. one
With ‘llshl
For one or
and third» seer" ,
all and“; also ..
housekeeping. l8 *Day
let letter to ”is"; in
r
"Eas or
to her—noose on
7 transactions has
I n 'u _ ‘ ¥ . M3.
. .FOB'BALE... ,
altars for sale. ,
count of 'm’oving
jet
, .snutn Main else .
tuned-c0 1- my
Lilly to n. 19.. Woodward
‘ FORLSALE—J‘I‘TI ‘ ‘
at tut-once. . ‘ '
sensor-s Levy‘s
cite. ll‘he owner can.
ling on W. B. Staples
and paying for til
of the largest.
has been bcache
301m, and is rest
f0 waterinlier-id
or had. fivc'liundfl
on board froth . .
Brockville, Ont.
holiday celebrati
WORRYING rim, ,
'/ . . ' ' "flu” . .'
CONSTANTINQPISE
~$bc‘;_oifici‘als ,
embassy, atnParl *
ed to" the ”suits
ileavothcir'poetli
allies to 'paili.~:
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