wrce continiosion’s
, a'r 1899;19oonshow
'killcd in‘th’isfi, coupe
{3* 644156849 "‘mil‘cs.
year, only 88 lost
‘lisi'ons‘ and derail—
99y” . . .
' rislunginacolli-
W
Cent exhibitions of
modesty the C ‘s-
9' out the gloq‘rii?’
ntincntal pre
‘ péople.‘,
on g a-totol length of
5'9Mmiles“ by tho
9 os’eacks‘, the aver»
' ‘ made“ on v Beach
or battalions
bab’ly éix feet
ough o sardin-
a Mod a homely
to iii‘strcaky letters
9, it of a'innnuiac-
99,,
g :51 9duty ass. por-
on Keeley motor.
' ' ' b ton,9nnd its
~' 1» ,tsented by‘
, crop iron. ‘
d9: ertisers usually
to ny advertising
odeunn
or non/spa»
h; cancers the
”Co'mpan “ (the
‘ “u: y
9_ she, is not past middle” life. iWhat n
. ed to court admiriition. The material
, the figure. It seems to resist at every
_ fobric
" 9 9 W5; .9
. ; 'Ann'otinéemcnt for N’oi‘ttWInter Racing
1 » Mods by Californiadookoy Club.
the £49, passengers 9
g"
ddcn. by.-Jpllnbert and 9 t.';99
i i 9 d9. wont? down. (:9 hip gs
‘ " rid was thrown 90% hi
~ ur‘dous to run boats and impossible to
J~ om scum?
. ft “ffif t
9 of he
9 h'silks.‘9 The‘cordc
seem firmer. too. ‘
outlive or rudiments
9 not because the!
w o vuritiuwiengt onions
9 9 fur cunts, for ncxt'wintcr. The
in ority will iollowccrtain styles. no
nitrous do. but there arenoveities‘
,fldceign, botli’ as .9to shape and the
omblnntion of‘ furs.....9l' have soon. it
imber of stylish liltons just complet-
d. Thinreinnrt stylc of wrap is n
tororite 99wl9tht99 the voucher ind-
i s, n d is’ becoming to any woman
with a; good form and good height, if
new
pity we have to grow old and become
ineligible for wearing these things!
W
. A mohair suit is all right for travel-
ing, and general wear. but it has to be
very nicely iitisdnad perfectly finish-
l's not one that readily adapts itself to
point, and this very quality as applied
todust. mutton, one of its dehirablo
‘quaiitienwmito ghegtruly beautiful it
must“ ollhg. So 9wo will wear
mohair'for service. {ind foulnrd and
cashmere and crepe dc chine. and all
those for beauty. . .
pulses AcossoATE $54,000.
SAN rFRANCISGO. July 30-The new
California. Jockey Club has announced
”its stake ovchts for next winter's rnc~
lug. There. are twentysflve‘etahes cg—
.qr tingjiihodo in ynlue. The increuec
in: e numbcrvof stakes is due to the
loot-that tho new club will not divide
dates, with any other c‘ihh,‘u departure
from the custom for several years past.
The principal new stakes are the Cal-
lfornin Derby for $3.000; the California
Oaks for $2.560; the WaterhouSc handi-
cap of $2,500 at two miles the Bell
stakes for two-year-olds.9 at five for-
long for $2,000. and the articular handi-
can. and the Christmns'inhnndlcnp. of
$3,000. in one and one-eighth miles.
'9 There will also he s eoiulxruces at In‘
tervnls with $500 to 3.000 added. The
racing season is to bright at the San
Francisco track on Saturday. Novem-
ber 2.
-. a -o...’
so arr.
W
RACE CALL
Albert Champion injured. I
' at Hartford. 99_ 9 9
HARTFORD. CONN, 'Jiily‘ tilt—{rho
‘.went9y mile motor paced moo bot‘w'oen
'Albcrt Champion. of Fromm. and Will
Stinsou of Boston did not contend at
iho Velodrome lust night'on' dcountoi,’
ininccident to the formerii‘idanhim;
practicing at the truck thldintternoon
Dunno of the turns. Champion’
:3, Practice
sup ining9 nfructuré of
i rt hrok‘é‘ his collar“ .
1 W... ' 4. 9m 99,;
condition or9'rilselgggq99 iron: at
wusnmo'rou. July refine 9on-
nucl report of the Mlssoiirr River doin-
’miesion was received at the War Do-
,portinent today. The commission com
inlns', ofthc inadc uacy . of applicat-
ions for accomplishing useful results
on the Missouri river or for making
progress toward an ultimate improve-
"pleat. The fact thstthensielittlecow
morco on the rirhnrthc commission no
tributce "‘cntlrc'i‘y’to the condition of
the river. which in such that it is hez~
obtain insurance at reasonable rates.
No commerce of consequence can be
9expe'ctcd until the river is put in navi-
gnbic‘condition and opened to the
mobth." , ' - '
{DIVORCED nus»
BAND'S TITLE. ‘ ‘
ZMONDON. , July (lo—The House of ‘
Lords has finally settled the question
whether or not w neuron after divorce
and “marriage ‘ieentltlod to retain
her divorced hushnnd’s title. The point
woe; rn‘ised- by; Earl Cowley. , who ob.
looted to the lady who divdrcod‘hlm
"dontinuiu do on here i! «N
may, a c i 3
he vol-d , u was in
in: that ohthc Ap‘,
the humour] now,-
' name of Co
. on will. provide, shelter . for two
. Uni
month. '9 ,
position. Supporting tomorrow the
t. topnnf‘encliiendzhold tho 9'teh‘ in pool:
, ‘collcd. can borrow qniokiyitnkell down
.9 i and has pthendventago of being-very
9 Mrs. Bevins stated that suchu mun bed
9 oluded ‘her remnrkeby saying that she
v.“
9 chiefs"
9 ountese . ,
, v‘ogoin. ,
"1'9th upheld. the .t 9
unless, 99
oopn: . until the
qunrdsmen' in
w
,9 9_ 99 99 the Firctand
pond, Regiments of. tho-cum! for
outfithe pinhtbivouacrpriorto on.
Ninntic‘. is, but three feet high
' 9 [tie issued in hadron. which" are
ly of‘duckssbout silt feet by three
ounoueficngthheing either but~
r 'huttonh us for Joining togeth-
9 yonvtheo or length W119 loops
9 9 pouring down. Thunolesrof which
the e urn two. nrdmadein two short
Darin. which are Joined firmly together
with a tin-socket. Oueend‘ is open‘hut
the]: hack‘ in closed. by on overlapping
cannon ouch. sort; firmlywpessedsm
tion.~ 9 ' , 9
.9 Thei‘ldog-tcntf’ no it is familiarly
portable. . , )
9 The poncho. so called. cameo with
its name from Mexico. where it has
long" been ‘a national" urticlc‘ of dress.
It is nothing more..thnn the common
rubber blanket. in the center of ‘which
a slit in cut through “which the head
is drawn.v« allowing the. rain protecting
folds of rubber-to full around the body
almost to the knees. The silt is pro
together. that
thouecs of the old rubber blsnkét.
The company commanders will
mental nunrtermnstor for these tent
halves and ponchos and the property
will he turned in to the quartcrmnstcr
general on arrival at Camp McLean.
and Fourth Regiments, which will be
outside of camp on Wednesday night.
preparing for Thursday’s attack.
DYNAMITE GAP EXPLODED.
l . i
Stafford Girl Nearly Lott Her Hand
. In Consequcnoc. _
To have n dynamite cop explode in
her hand was the experience or Flor-
ence Lewis. the ilftccn-ysarmld daugh-
ter of Samuel (3. Lewis. of Strntford.
and to escape from it without the loss
of limb ,or permanent disfigurement is
her good fortune. .Thc explosion hap—
pound to woo ‘ ago. and the girl is just
W
friends feared at first she would lose
wounds healed up Well that ail'thoughts
of amputation were dismissed.
Florence found it dynamite can. one
not knowing what it was. she laid it
in her left hand ‘and struck it c whack
with a piece of wire which she held in
her right hand. The explosion that
followed threw her into a dose from
which one did not recover for two days,
one finger was shattered. The wire
n her right bond was sent on an an
tic that ripped off a null from one of
the lingers. The shock. was terrible.
and it had the most lasting effect. The
patient is still suffering some from it.
WAS ii i FAKE GAME?
(Continued from First Pogo.)
and I will telephone to torchmonf». and
learn whether you got up a cord for
the Bolus House or not." The chief
took ihim to police headquarters. and
while the man not there. telephoned to
Mrs. Veviue. as Mr.‘ Bevins won out
been there abouttho first of April: that
he got a letter from Mr“ Bovine. but
she had never seen any card. She cou-
thought the man was 11 fraud.
The chief told him what Mrs. chins
had said. “Olintherd must become mis-
take." said be. “if you want to find
out morcnbout it. telephone to Clark
& Connell. printers. at 251. Huguenot
street, New ReclielleLJsl. Y.. and find
out whether [got the cords printed
there or not." .
Chief Vollmer did not propose to tel~
cphone to the printers, as he thought,
if the scheme was a fraud. the printers
might be in league with Lloyd. ilo he
sent it telegram to the chief of police
at New Rochelle, and asked him if he
know of such a men as the ouo‘who
was operating here. ,
This morning the following telexrnm
was received: "Man named Lloyd look—
ed for. and did not collect any9money
about April tenth. E. J. flimmons.
Chief Vollnser hardly understood the,
message. The mun called last night
about 9 o'clock. to dunno: what word
woe, received. He ominousilcd this
morning,9liut as.,9ihe:nlttof1had no cvl-.
dance against 9 9
so his way. ,z'i‘h money which he i,-
looted .from the member 9 here, in it
returned to them by chic 9Volimcr.,
BEN : RANWW Jhiizzeo‘éwd m
war has new 9
cl inthis city of n reps
tented and maybe buttoned so closely . '.
the poncho will serve all. 9' ‘
shortly make rcquisltion on the rogl.
and will later be issued to tho Third '
recovered fro: the effects. Her many V
of the sort used in making Blasts. and » ‘
it also tore hcrlcft hand badly. and ‘
to. he .wos‘iénllowcd to ,
mm: ddnoiaco. _
of
th
pr
to
to
e
precipitotoiihv theatriw- , ‘
The three kinds of 'il‘rsde Marks
must be presumed for. Wilson.
goods.
nls'rnloror, , .
' buts Court Li'uirt 29mm. “1):..41‘901. 9
walk in said district. dnpflaacd,
The Court of Pmbutet’for tho‘Districi.
ihc’ir claims ‘ fol-{Tooth 9
who neglect to.preueutgthrir,coconuts.
Jydil, A. is. 12 9 .
1.03533
_, 9 ioh.‘ the
All lint-clan store; soil the (ironic
tooth thrice.
mourning on. . Pro
Estato of John 119- Sister. late‘pf Nor-
Norw‘ulli. hu’9th “much and nilowod
nix monthel pom. thetdnto horse: for
c creditors (of sold out etonxhibit
out. 9 “Timon
operly attested. wl 9'-ih‘ timid time; ,will
be dobnrred o rceo‘vgry. 9'All perconu
indebted to old outdtc are requested
malts iinmodiute‘iphymont to
‘ mumps-summit,
_ 99"hdininlstrator.
en? Lots 9
or '
Men’s
Summer. ‘
,i.
I whim
Underwear]
crow"
charger of her left“ hundr‘hut the .
Clothiers. ‘ allows,
Hattersfurm'shcrs.
85 Washington: Street '
' So. Hamlin
99,.
in;
When it can be dime at so small it
cost. why not protect yourself? For
32.10 you; can insure,;¥our Furnituro9
and Household Geode in~~a’d)wciling‘
House for throeyea'rll‘ akainst loss or
immune by Fire'ortlslghtnins. to the
amount of $350. and in that proportion
r a larger Bum. ‘ ‘
Ta ylord: Golden
south Wagner...
u MUST HA V3341
BEGINNING.
‘ Do not postpone ihc opening
' of a sawlugsi account simply
breads: of the smallness of
your first deposit; All things.
you know, must haw fim’r
I beginning. 77:: big things
of fodaty 'lncre the (Mir things
of ycsfcrdny.
REMEMBER '
‘4 We recall» deposlfc as low as
one Jolly. I 3
msovrulvonmtx 9
_fSAWNGS BANK, . ’
, whom:
.9 . ’ 'BUILDfiVGE. «
1 Emeutt lithe
‘ Justly recommends. nicorrohorntion of
': was burned and his face disfigured. He
portunt differencgc between ‘vlnc and
human tuberculosis that. in his opio-
discnses, are not iatcrcomrnun-
icnbie9_9ss was commonly supposed is ‘
one o tho most‘ir‘nportupce tothe‘ not»
tie, industry and ‘to‘ tho public. and the
evidence for s dynguinst should be
carefully weighcdlnnd‘ final judgment
suspended until, as Dr. Koch, himfielt 80
so or
«his results have been obtained by other ‘
observers. -
‘9 Without being an alarmist. i think it
necessary to sound a note of warning
that conclusions so much hoped for
should not too readily be accepted, and
thntos cuttiemen. or dairymcn, we cer~
thinly must not yet congratulate our~
solves that the necessity for restric—
tions and repressiromeusurcg against
bovine tuberculo‘sidfls over. nor that
this disease in chttlehns now no ter-
more for the human being."
w...”
LIGHTNiNG'8 WORK.
W
storm yesterday which swept over
‘ ‘ After the; norm passed the four men
were found nhconscious. the shanty be-
ing struck by lightning. Wade’s body
cannot recover. Silvear’s flesh is blis.
tored. Riley‘s logs and feet look as it
they had been scored with hot iron.
The bridge tenders, names not
known. at work nearby, were knocked
unconscious.
discovered suchim» -
1131142; tnhirn tbs knife and a:
‘ I???
5W“? .. 9 9
‘ rowan. plaiiedbacfi‘hfidifirht' Wow
5:‘des’ASfiirtshfcllrice, hull man. at m; were
51 Lhdicc’jefsey Ribbed Vents, ‘93919cr9wc9re '25:.
9; Indian? Gauge "Vertsrwmwfic: no” ”la.
"beldtcn’sr'lt’ibbed 11:33."wa 19mm Id." .9
9 249 “Ll‘t'néhflPrifited C'Hrié'Sllks; blue. brown andt
regclar'oilc} this sale 39:. K ' ‘ _9
9 Tuclzed Block. SilkBelts. 9 (there 25c and;
Shanty struck and Four Men lnjured— 9 I 9 .
. . 9 j 99 “WW; 9 ‘ “d."ufrttg.9
NEW YOR 9 July downnrlnc a now 15C.
flu“? sordid”? nothing dining wit
999,999,999, 9... ,1... * and w»
Newark. N- Jul-Frank 11- Silver“ and {Ladies’ or Mens' Wilde Handkerchiefs. three forlOcm
his grandfather. Edward Wade. sought 9 r 9 9 , , 9 , A, 9
safety in n‘roiirosd'sheutyofthe New Ladies . and Misses Shot Wants. wlute and colored. 98c
York and Longmrcncudlvision orthe . {it 69 , 9 . . -‘ 9 ,
(Boning! railrotttllg Tliilo chunlty' we? 00- qua 3» Co ‘ 99 9 9 ._ ,_ ‘ ‘
cupe by Keepcr It cy an n to per, ‘ »9 ' '9' r , 9 . '9 ' ‘
named not learned, . . ,9L9ad1es Ewe Dotted Lam: Skirts wtth three rcfflqs and
Hamburg insertion, regular pricé $3.5 0; to blade 31.98929 ‘
All Linen Towels; worth I 2 I -2c; at 9c. .
”45:36 Pillow Cases, worth 17c; at 12c.
‘12 1-29: Seersucker, fine pattgm and quality, 8c part4,
10c Dress Gingham, 5 1-2c. 9
MC and lie Dotted Swiss. 12 I -2c yard
.‘ i9 ‘99,; i“
matoes, Watermelons. Muskmeions. etc.
tbcprlcc‘
ll
o
I
2r
' ~ ~ - it
THERE S NOTHING LIKEOUR GOODS. 9 .
THERE9 xsflnojrnmo LIKE con-swnnrguosy moron, snnsn~connrn~r noon“
~ 9 * SPLENDID COFFEE; DOUBLE CREAM CHEESE,‘ “
, . FANCY CRACKERS.
HEADQUARTERS FOR FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.
Oranges, Bananas. Peaches, Pinegpples, Peas.
9.49:9: yi, ,, iu no“
-l
Wax Beans, Lettuce' Beetsv Blackberries, To;
We study to pleas; our patrons, and offer the best the market affords at lowest cash prices.
Have you séen our hypnotic offer. cail'and be in the éwim. ‘
. i
Maw in 33 Wesiwasiww
Blgiofironmory.
.. r
“mm“? 1‘" '
9 humour“: Potted Tongue, 1,4 dine-1n, to
.1d LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR
LEAN'SUGAR CUREDHAMS
CALIFORNIA. RAMS
3 calls MAGNOLIA MIL'K' .
Arnieur‘s Potted llnm‘.’ ”inform. 4c 1 '~ 9. -
Armour-‘a'Pottedflam, 95 "5- can, 30 ' BUY YOUR GROCERIES
9Armour's lionstfieef, 1 113.999. 9 lie 9 9 “ 9 3F. S-
Armonr's Roasit, Bcch'il lbfénnf‘ ““Zlc ' 9 Q ”-7 99
Armour's Whipped Beef (glass in)“ 28c . AND SAVE YOUR _
drnwur's Potted Tonguenwlbi con, 4c " PENNIES.
New Yor'
9.
Donovan BUILDING. 7
99 , ‘ 9‘ 9
‘ om nonhuman
99 9 9 [north
on arr/#53033 399133 3
-
EXTRA tw PRIQE sis
PuTTER' 9
"If you are thinking Slide: going on aple‘nsurc. trip, or do not want to his bothered cooking
these hot days, just look‘at'the variety ‘of establ‘es we are sellin
iFreshest stock of Groceries in the Twin Cities.
, ,rOCOry , :, Q.
9 humour onoocns. - 99 ' ' . ‘ ' ‘ " "
TELEPHONE CALL I33~6.
BC‘IAL‘h
n. nohnnn'rrnn; _ 9
" 9 ?ER BAG 55o: PER BMW-lid)”;
PM. Pounds, filr
' s 5/ . :_.
g at a very low price this week:
250
2 cans Soused Mackercl, A 9
3 cans Mustard Sardines, 2:50
Vent Loaf. per. tinny." . 3099!}
Domestic Oil'Bulfdines only. "M99
Fancy Stuffed Olives; perqu,-;, . 19o
. Plain Luncheon Olives, per bottle, 10o ‘
3 lb. can Baked Beans. .1099.»
;. _ ".811.de
12%c. Pb‘UNDqV L
ioc.’POUNhJ 919",
.u
i
v
‘9 courirnqnwsntt“
7 , ‘i’wi'
‘3
U
, t «to: .5...
Norwalk Chronicler