J'QIAL SALE LADIES’ GOWNS, EXTENDING OVER
SATURDAY.
amples and Broken Lines at Cut Figures.
Iihvite your attention to our Regular Line at Attract-
SPECIAL SALE WASH GOODS.
no, at so. , were 8c. and we.
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8s WASHINGION 5135571
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. "That A J Calling & Co‘s store hi “the” fumi-
tore t'or'e of the Twin Cities. 'Everythin in the
ilfi’litul‘e line with which to furnish the ”chic ii'om
' op to bottom, and at the lowest prices. “o'guess-
about the quality of the goods you iauy Y9u
’ if an article we sell'don’t prove
of Dr II. E Color,
1 the Honolulu Plantation Company and
. A'linhwlanuualre have been. discontinued
‘> as it was. tuned that the. attendance
, missioners that there are about live
,. , Annual Parade. With Prizes for the
> babies, blends and brunette babies,
J‘ tnln‘iy not anyone with enough own,
7 use to say so in the presence of the
‘ only he a question of the. greatest do
’ ,me ‘0: beauty With the lodges. ,.
.Ai’l ll
$200. 000 worth of property in
the heart of the city. The principal
he”. hardware oral. or do 0
evening to protest against the action
United States
Misti! acting 448
so
i. and his
wife to a physical examination when
lino «lineman
be. Japanese vibe
inn ended in; the adoption ‘of strong
reselutlons. copier
sentxto Ith'e dspuneseministon at; Washl
fusion.- sn’d: to .Iflresidont'AMsKlnley and
other ofilcials at Washington.
When the vetsel srriycdiu case of
sickness. suspected boobs plague, was
the siehnessywss investigated. uksbe
and hlswwlte, who were cabin passes
Igor were subjected it is alleged, to
III physical examination, while the 0th-
on-csblun passengersmere not.
the defendants in the suit of thov‘Unit.
,l’cari. Harbor naval station. They «are
the Oahu Sugar Company, two or the
corporations principally lntereeteo
Then claim $200,000 each or $400 000
tor lands which were valued by tnI
federal condemnation suit nt :10, 000
Some of t_he.:noynl docks at: Pearl
Harbor will be natural stone whnrves.
income parts of the harbor the rec
is already as.str'nlght up and down as
the piles oil a where. The land riser
like a. stone wall, and all that. will be
necessary will be to dredge away the
mud to permit big steamers to lie
alongside.
The night schools established here
to enable Hawaiians to learn the Elm:
was almost exelusivlely oi' Aslenes
The object of establishing the schools
was to spread knowledge of tho Eric
lisb luusuauc among the Hawaiians.
but after an experiment of over a year
it wow found thnt‘few Hawaiians at
tended. There was a large attendance
of Chinese and Japanese adults can
children. the. adults in n maiorlty.
Reports were brought here :rom Ju
pan by two Japanese immigration com
thousand iahnnose there who want to
come to Hawaii, and that the metric
tiono on immigration it: about to be
taken off. it is stated, however, that
if such a large number begin prepara-
tions to come the imperial government
will stop them, touring objections from
the United States
The United States gunbont Petrol
left here on A'ulzust 3 on her way to
San Francisco. after long service in the
Philippines. On the some day the Ben
nington arrived from Manila, also on
her way home.
The cruiser Philadelphia is here
cooling and will also leave for San
Francisco in a few days.
The United States has a model lit-
tle army in the Samoan [Honda ac-
cording to the ofiicers of the United
Sluice cruiser Philadelphia. who state
that the Tutuila naval guard is one
of the bI-st drilled bodies of troops In
the world. The natives look upon tuI
soldier business with grunt enthusiasm
when given It Iiiancc to enlist under
the American flag and they have been
drilled until they show great perteonor
in military movements. The Samoan
troops wcur rod turbons, white navy
undershirt, bluc dunuureo "lava. loves"
or brooch clothe. with two red straps
{wound the hem. The logs and feet are
me.
BABIES AT THE BEACH.
Ladders.
Babies galore will be the order of
the day at Pleasure Beach. Brlddeport.
this nitornobn, if the clay is fair. the
occasion belch the annual bsby parade
and show. ‘l‘herc will be all kinds of
but no homely babies, Whoever saw
a homely baby or n. bully show? Cer-
ignd parent. No. when the prize for
to prettiest baby is awarded it Will
here will undoubtedly be a large
Inner, of carrinses in line, and the
do will be It slsht north wit use-
l with those interested in such Ii sire.
be c rated for. the
an M ll be Worden
es rings as wall In.
The parade
d ill
A., real meeting at Japanese Iresl
. dents or Honolulu was held last Friday
they arrived here July 26. The meets "'
ofemhlch will he "
reported on board. and the mascot was ‘ e
kept in) quarantine until the nature or i' .
Answers have been filed by two of '
oIl fitstes to condemn «lands for the ”
‘ ' d
enminstien fifths it is
Mada-Mind none, but per-
feet pummmldu trad:
maria on“! are
(Continued from First Page.)
circle. The Second Regiment build
gave a concert in the pagoda, which
was immensely you dili’lllfl’flle pro.
gross oi’ the recap ion. A large num-
ber of spectators were present from
Manila snd‘the Spirituallht Camp. and
enjoyed thelmusln. AGoucrnor. Mc-Iioun
arrived in the comp Monday afternoon,
being escorted up from the station by
the members of his stuff. The game
nor rode in the state carriage. He ox.
poets to make his headquarters bore
during the wock, but Indy tulle a trip
to Hartford to transact state business
Several members of the two Nor-
wnlk companies are doing guard duty
today 'mid the green fields or Ninntic,
and prefer the outpost work to being
confined closely in the camp groan.
The camp continues to be the most
elderly in the history of any encamp-
ment. The infractions of commands
have thus far been of a minor nature.
The provost gunrd is persistent in its
cllorts to keep the men inside the
grounds. and find it necessary to round
up a few men in the village each night
and send them back to the quarters.
This occasions little trouble and a man
has never bccn'known to repeat the
offense.
The Brigade Signal Corps has done
some excellent work thus far and has
plans laid for a still further demonstra-
tion of its ability. The oillcers and
members have been highly commend~
ed by the commanding officers for
their service.
The Fourth Regiment Hospital
Corps. which banks headquarters In
Bridgeport, rnnks amour: the most of-
iiciont in the Brigade, and this condi-
tion is due to the personal drilling of
Major Cowell. the surgeon ol' the reel-
merit. and Hospital Steward Joseph 1.).
Hurtlnnn, who is one of the leading
Iiruggisin in the Park City.
The band concerts at the pagoda
and the various regimental headquar-
ters each night, are listened to by
large audiences.
Judging from the num or of visitors
who are already at the amp the num-
her to; Fridny will on lead any prevA
lens recorded.
it is a source of gratification to the
many Norwalk and other friends of
Captain Everett ill. Noyes to see his
smiling countenance once again in
camp. When General Frost was com.
mundont of the liourth Regiment, Lieu-
tenant Noyes was the popular. and clil~
cicnt quartermnstor, but he afterward
resigned, and this year. when the lot;-
.islnturo changed the law and raised
the rank Colonel Hedrie tendered the
oilice to Captain Noyes and he accept
ed. He is the most efficient quarter
master in the brigade.
The novel feature of the encamp-
ment this year is the presence or the
troop Aotvvcavslryp which was authoriz-
ed by the last Legislature, and only
recently organisedurom the Second
oompsny. Coroner‘s orse Guards.
The troop is designate an A and is a
fine appearing body oi soldiery. The
men are well Mounted» and have on-
tlIo new equipments throulthout The
latter are otutho intent resulnr army
pattern and. are adopted to the work
at an encampment.
nectleut Nations“) rd.
Quartermaster sergeant Cunning-
homo oldie Fourth Regiment curries
h ‘ hlséleft hand carefully bandaged, as
: yo’pterddy was."
. pride hospital, lire" mandolin
the result of running a large soil In it
‘ cater-day. ‘Aw
The, total on
or of men in camp
out There Hwere
ninetymen nbnntl ‘
dismount center, at the liilted
sum Heavy Artillery at math rnnie
hull arrived in camp today.to
intimation at the smelter hstt ,
“The details tor service Istf‘tbe Bri-
“MIMI
llxnnr.
canny. Major (Jewell meat...
"lit montl
tin. holi‘plihi st a"
. museum: Insular hue.
noun Ito's m uneasiness rm
lent; aflclldvblr.
_ boiler in the crib exploded with ter—
‘ the elevator gave out and they‘wore
V “ their position was extremely critical..
, hemmed in by the burninucrlb, which
sing to the not fit
We ,
‘3 Forty-five Persons in the Place at the ,
., Time. await ls Known Tbre9 ,.
.W Iii
tinrnnmn aligns t on
following an clinicslon of a boiler
There were lortydiyo persons in:
piece at the time. 13‘1le bodies have
been recovered
«and were picked up by tugs which
’ ; ‘W'eic attracted by the blind or the
it is known that tbioo of:
structure.
thoee were drowned». I . . .
A few minutes below 3I.olclock a
rifle i’orco. (Juneau ‘otAeightainon at.
work in the tunnel: cnesth iihollnke.
lend two moresengs were asleonmln
the crib at the time. As soon as the
on the way down the powcrzoporotink
out oft with their companions.
, In a tow minutes the aremnlnvi Ir of
the party in the crib discovered that
About 21 men and one woman were
was of wood and was filled with in
flammable materials Toorvtcrritled to
dress, they were forced backstop by
step to the water's edge by the advan-
lng- fire. They were: without . boats.
and three miles from shore. IBoonzthe
llamas forced. them into the water and
untherlngnnypiece of wreckage pos~
Aslblolthey jumped into the lake. There
was not ovene-n ledge around the crib
tor the lmperlllerlvpeoplo tooling. to.
and. they were floating near the burn-
ing crib screaming for help when the
tug ,Sprnnkle reached“ the. scene. _ The
tug: wash in" the harbor when the fire
was Iilrst seen and though it went at
full speed to the burning structure, the
holding had horned to the waters lev-
oi when it reached tnero. ,
Captain 1-1 «home. of the tug J. R
Sui-ankle said he found the lake in the
vicinity of the tire swarming with men
They Were all naked and were swim-
ming about in the water almost ex
haunted He says that he saw at least
one man throw up- his arms in despair
and sink
I Captain Thorns and his crew res
cued eighteen ol‘ the men and brought
them to Cleveland
Daniel Hartman was one of those
brought in on the Spranlrle. He. said
that the first intimation oi anythins
wrong was the terrific explosion which
awakened him and the others.
“A fearful panic followed." he said
“many of the men rushlnvz from their
beds and throwing themselves into the
lake. b ran irpm my bunk and looked
around and soon saw that the crib was
loomed. The fire spread so rapidly
that there was hardly “any use fighting
it. it soon not toohottior‘rne and l
jumped into thowster.”
Later Foreman. AVan Hartman. who
had returned to the. crib on the tunr
whlohvrescuod him and his fellow
workers. went down into the- tunnel
shaft a depth of 1.20 feet. A rope was.
tied around his body. so tnnt= it he
should have- become overcome by
smoke hoAWould have been drawn to
the top. He was down in dire shaft for
15 minutes andsaid the men in the
tunnel were alive, for he claimed that
he could hear them answer his calls.
The tug immediately returned to this
city to gut storage electric batteries
on the bot’ioxh'of the shaft can be light
i‘il and the rescue of the fourteen men
imprisoned in the tunnel Can be effect
cd.
FIVE DRIVEN FRQM BEDS.
Fire in Hay Bax-gelatinc Burns Osp-
‘ bill It II Emily.
NEW YORK... uplst 147'“!er0 pen
sons were asleep: this morning. on the
loaded hay barge Merchant at the dock
at the foot of West Forty-tourth street,
when fire was discovered among the
hey.
Theyowere Captain Shear. his wife,
“l"l
, daughter and son, and a dock hand I
named Eugene Domain: rs a. .
So rapidly did the the spread that be-
fore they could escape, the captain and
his wits and daughter were.» badly
be removed to the Roosevelt Hospital.
critical The daughter sustained In
broken ankle by lumping to the dock
captain Shem, after aronsimt hi! can
and :the deck hand. returned to the
cabin for his wife my .th is new i e
in bad intro riled hunters and t
bum dri ted from the dock.
clothing and halrnn lire Calm!
lirli.‘ Sheer were lowed to.
bbsrd into the min In. one
were rescued by the chow of Ii tug host.
Mrs. new new that time In:
s‘clous from her it's .
,epppmotsm
Wt Damnation .mhltl
l, , 0 will”
st assimilation
its diedioihhesrt
Ill ml 1‘ lflki
days Gammon
mend of the ol
.in the early sis
bi
re
Il'es ‘
troycd the water works crib the miles ,
out in Lake Erie early this morning ‘
the ’
Fourteen moan are im- '
prisonod in the“ tunnel and it is believl'
' j, IIIl they have petulshed Others saved
themselves by lumping into the lake
. Eighteen men were rescued train the ‘
, water and biought borer
. explosion occurred one .01 the gangs 9
above the water: started down the ole-
' voter to get the working gang outbid
burned and injured that they be It to '
their "
will a
is: “ " evee ‘
Willi no
wasmnoron. mam—one In; ‘
ltd » Veil
sill morass Mailers rem
p amt-she China's trend «1.
a
lion, l‘IIclIinga and Hcmeiiithing Among theistic he lick—
cd Yoltc with bins luncrtiou llcmslilchcd In, Insertion arrang—
cd ill the Bolero cilcct and insertion alternating with illicit are
the most pleasing.
, Pinwheels In Array
IN A SHOW WINDOW attractively changed that you
may scc at a glance the desiiablc features which type can only
suggest, arc many Dinner Sets fiom the China Store down~
Staiis. A 130 piece set of English Porcelain with tinder- -glsce
decoration In green or bloc) with a list of its c0111pbnént pieces,
is priced at $9. 48. A I 12 piccc set belonging to a lot of fine Por-
cclnin embracing filtccu different decorations and shapc's, ,all
geld traced, is marked at (them A notable set of fine Porce-
lain has a striking blue underglazc border decoration, with
A
'Fl‘t‘ilcll China Sct charmingly decorated in three colors and
gold tracing. For 112 pieces $14.00; 130 pieces $18.00.
gold and including Tureen, was purchased just before the re;
cent rise in the wholesale market, and so remains at $19.88,
though it cannot be duplicated at that price.
”i:
Children
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Underwear for
FINE RIBBED Cotton Vests long or short sleeved) and
knee Pants from our excellent 25c grades, have been reduced to
1 5c. the piece.
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roll ,CHILDREN
A 1.11"an BOX'OI‘ IRON-0x
IRON—ox Tablets remove worms,
regulate the bowels, make the breath sweet,
stimulate the appetite, insure sound sleep,
and make pale cheeks rosy.
At all druggists; 25.cents.
tum/Slicers condition is considered
all mslnuiniiur guillotine on is
15:18.1 loll
Norwalk Chronicler