Evening sentinel, Friday, August 30, 1901 · page 2

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in: worsmguntii 1

here believed he Was no longer in‘ntlg

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

check the iiro'wero of no-avoli.
; It will; not known, or.._ov.sn pursuant-
bullion thht windmill: the 00m.
{p'flhud‘not been“ mljs‘sqd' iror‘n the
.0000. ‘and‘when vnr’oused his wits
ltltilllltlllgdllat us might ho Wondering
aboutin'tho‘ilelds. A search tor him
huccesst‘ui. .howorer, .nnd tho
:the ‘nelghhorshnpcared. lusti-

of Every Description ,
ntiHcPlumes and

. An cilort was made to save the ani-
mals thotworo known to be in the
burn. but they were unsuccessful. and
twofcows nod it call perishhd in till:

 

‘ After the fire had "smouldorod to
rmbers, n search was instituted to as,
cortéin‘ whether" or not Mallett had
been in the burn on
the (immigration. . .
. 'l‘he "flrdt intimation the searchers
bed that such was the case was when
they round tho metal parts of his
satchel and charred pieces of the dead
that he always carried 'in it.
this discovery". the search was prone-
cuted with still greater energy. and
after further search, evidences of tho
owiul tragody were found, .
. From 0 beam. high up in the burn. l
u suspended ' chnln wits found with
n charred rouo dangling from it. _,
rcctly under it on the floor were found
no blackened nurts ot. a skeleton. Tho
‘ esh had been entirely consumed. The
evidence of suclde scorned complete.
Mnilott was reputed to be wonltny.
The place on which. he lived and died
was known as Swoot Brinr Form. and
ontnined about 10 acres.
s about two years old. Bosidos tho
.j-x farm. Mnilett is said: to have nos:
’ .a session or good sized tortuno. He leaves
'0 ' a. wile and no cliildlzen.

‘ ., l Tho burn in which he perished was
I i an old one. and the loss on it is not
0 ~ honvy. A large quantity of boy was
lost. however; besides the cows and
, the calf. The loss is sold to be entire-
ly covered by insurance.

scutav no cow'A’Ro.

‘ Admiral )Wata‘on Proposes to Make
Persons Sayingyhc in Prove.it.~

NEW YORK, Anitgust 30~Admirnl
John 0. Watson ink quoted in the

arid this morning as having said in
the course of it private conversation
“l‘l' any navni oi’ilcer
nssorts that A‘dmlrul Schley is a cow-
nrd and the fact. comes to my know-
ledge, i will see that the man who
makes the sthtément is hivcn n chance
to vindicate his opinion before a court
martini. 1 will prefer charges against
such an offender myself."

The‘ remarks.

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is a colossal commercial triumph: and the third
week finds the public interest nml‘imiuishcd.
' you have not taken ‘advantagc of this bargain op—
portunity, we'earncstly bag of you.
one day longer. The goods are
or than we had any idea they
anxious that the bargains be distributed
as many of our friends as possible.
There’s an especially good Couch. We draw
your attention to a $12.00 Couch, quartered oak
frame, Velour-cover, six rows rung... bohtfldteél " *
springs, August sale price,- $8100.»? Audoiibtltéh ' ,
a great bargain Couch. at $10.00. You

 

 

 

 
 

. Don’t delay
gomgwgoing fast-
could. and we are

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

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11. .1. COLLINS woo:
, -funorai Directors; and Embalmeru,
New 80. Ndi‘waik "

 
 
 

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. R 0'53 Toivronnow. STOCK YARDS aunueo.
FOR Ru 1., AllflllBt'30»-B0th
utlon and Columbia are all
'triol races which bog

 

according to
World’s correspondont'wore brought
out as a result of some of tho charges
brought ngnl‘nst RourAdmlral Schiey.

GARDNER AND CARTER To MEET.

SAN FRANCISCO.
George (laminar and "Kid" Cr "or will
moot in n. 20-rountl contest at no Mo
chunicn Pavilion tonight.
latdd weight is 165 pounds. Ja‘ck Kitch- 1
on will not as reform. The betting is
|slightiy in favor of Carter.

Cottages and Horses Destmye‘d, Email.
lug Loss of $100,000.

SAN FRANCISCO, August {low—Fire
0n August'21 destroyed the buildings
of Stock Yards Company in Honolulu.
Three cottages were
thirty-live, horses
death. The loss by the fire. which is
supposcd to hnvc boon .
origin, was $100,000 . , union... uncanny

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indium piontatlohn oi

 

) from Bristol
my hing possible had been
i: or in redinoss tor the com
1! no direction of Mr. Nat

 

dost roped and

, nsojl was sont up and
lye buy torn trial spin.
ined at her moot" ,

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you...

. nil Enlist. . south. halving. all...

women suffering from backache and
weak kidusyé." ‘ “

$010101- 60 cents a hint by all deni-

crs. Fostewhiiiburn .06., 8011010, N.
Y.. solo clients for tho United Stdtes.‘

Remember the ‘nnuiofdjooti'sLnnd
take no other. » '

 

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‘ l“:«-z~.t.‘ ?
Rules Adopted 'tc . he Submitted to.

Town Health Officers.

The county health oillcors oi the
stnte mot. in Hartford at tho inflict? of
Daniel A. Mnrk’ham, tho honlth officer

for Hartford county“. 'i‘herewore pres.
cut beside Mr. Markham. Carleton E.
Fondloy. of New Haven. Edward W
iig insot Now Londongcounty, gnome
id.‘ . ll, otril‘airilsld cogniy.;W; A.“ King.
of ‘indham‘ county, rsnl‘i W. Ether-
idgo. of hitchiloid county, Westley U
’onl'no. of Middlomx county and Ed-
ward M. Xoonmns,.ot‘1‘ollnlld county.
The discussion was on tho adoption-oi
u not of rules 1:391 lining. contagious
cases. the, rules huv ng ailrcady been
published. So far no the county health
pilloors Wei-eiconcenued the rules were
adopted at yesterday’s mooning: They
w ll be submitted to the town
health among for .ndontion and then
:3 the state 00an ot hoolth‘tor approv-

Ono important regulation concornod
the disposal of garbage and alter dis-
cussion it was adoptcd. it' follows:
“No person skull portrait the nocumuln
lion in or around the immediate vicinv
ty‘ of nny dwelling houoo or place 01
(u‘siness under his central, 0: rciuse
mutter such 0.5 swill, waste of meat
sour flour. fish or shells. nouns, (load
chrcnsses‘or nny kind at animator veg.
atahlc matter in a {State oi'd‘ecompos'i-

on.’

"No garbage shall be brbught into
this town from any other town, or to
other portions or the town‘ from any
borough or city within the limits of the
town, unless 0 license shall be obtained
from the town henlih ofiicor. and under
such restrictions as ho shall impose
The violation of any such restriction
shall be ground for revolting such li‘
course. If any person shallbo aggriev-
ed by tho action ot‘thoiorvn’ hoalth ot-
iicor in refusing to issue or in revoking
0 license. he‘shall {hnlvo the right to on-
peni within one wreak to the county

health omcer. who. with two members

or the stain board of health. ensll hear
and determine said appeal." ‘

 

umrao‘srnss ears ALL THE
3 LMON

A . .

VANCOUVER. B. 0., August 30.-li
is sold that so great is tho demand for
canned salmon in the, United States
thin no shipmenté will 'h‘n‘m‘odo this
season [)de from Puget Sound to mug
and. The Elmlish market practical-
ly will be ltit to the cunnorieii oi Brit-
ish Columbia. .. _ .
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inc,

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“1.99

“lump? sum
Lenin;

RIC.WMSTS.
25 Cents-fForlnci-{Bricegfio Cents.
50 Cents-r- .ormctanicc . 61.00.. i
WHITE“WAi§TS.
751Centss~Former Price.
$L00-~Former Price,

‘ $1.25wFormer Price.-
$2.oo—¢7Formsr. Rhine.a .,

 
 
 
 
 
 

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. 5 ”plants—arcs any c

‘, emifiadkétsl .
,V" Suitvfo‘r $3.50.

{innit tonnvrors.
', lk‘ Lined Jackets.

 

 

on "
‘llo-Ccntrqunilty;coconut ; ‘
j 0 Price $10.00. . ‘ woasrnonltnsiidoohs. '
LACK suxrszv‘ “~-
.1 . in: Rodolfo-d Prices.
Ron's 00:19:05.,
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ink ‘ neon! I‘Iondo‘riis 00':

‘. Mrs. 31mm Warrior. or 81 . Washing“
."i
bod often” wind till :00] work .50 it.
count or my 0001: 000100100: r pro
cured 000nm Kidnsy Pills lit Plaistcdfn
drug store during thohist nttockd hour.
‘ llnd ,thiiy cures me. ‘I felt better in
”rts t0 overylwayrnttcr taking Donh'h Kidney
' Pills. andcon recommend them to all

13

,, ‘oMny‘iisll.
Shut/“8,6019”. ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

who to within tho
. -. my. til. “sensor. receipts‘ tx-
000 d1 the six ‘ scolpta.'but'at tho
pressuttims ' ircight busincss has
so enormously‘inhreased that the. retro
nus from this source is now up with
toot] derived. from the passenger service.
., , thio‘gtbat system costs nn~
nun] princely‘l‘ortune; Borne idea
tits extent at business done by tho
.. ‘C iidntsdloorporatiun may be
gat W“ 86019, of, these lacts, told
by n railrosr olhclal‘in the course of an
interview on the growth and prozresn
oi! the road that has m'adé New Haven
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no owns and operates 451 pas—
ocomotiv‘es and. 320 freight en~

 
 
 
 

 

011. in its car servicc are 1.108
clues nusssngerconchcs, 271 com—
blnntlon ._cnris_,":l dining cars. 94 parlor
corn, 27 sleeping ours and 259 baggage
exorcss and ‘po’stni cars. ’

inftiie‘lfreightfiervice, there are in
present Operation. 0.779 box cars. 2.013
linoleum. 18 stock cars. 5.305 c001 cars
will? tank on. hulking a total of ons-
center and 'treigh’t'chrs of 13.116. ‘Add-
Gill“ thebe thorn are in the company's
serviccf it oiliccra’ and [my cars; 44
“ng curs. 286 caboose cars. and 245

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

at or ‘road cars. Or 688 to no added.
in him): the. mini car service of the
mall _,5.528,. loll will probably be con-
sider biy incl‘elliled, by the addition or
new cars bcforc theyesr ends.

The, passenger garricc‘oi' this road
for inst your showed up large. There
with carried tor "n distance, of one
mile 043.368., The average distance of
passenger carriage was 18.11 miles and
the revenue ,redelved (min the unseen.
Ker service shine aggregated {16.754.-
661.60, an average from each passenger
carried or 60 units. The total Basso ~
car earnings of the road were 819.76 ,-
754.77 or'093l26 per mile ot rond.

‘ Tho gross earnings of the road from
operation 'wor'o.f_$|0.325.151.88. averaging
31%;“! per mile oi operation.

Dine idea [may be had of the great
passenger service of this road when
it is stated that the passenger car

 

 
 
 

 
 

an aver-rigour Ml"hnsssngcr cars to the
train._ 'l‘hese curs carried on average
of 68 passengers.

The mileage of revenue passenger
trains as shown bythc returns of lost
year aggreguted 13,560,271. The mileage
of revenue inixed trains was 224.842 and
the mileage tit-.rej‘venue freight trains
was 6.314.144. making the total revenue
train ‘mild’nge 20,138,257. and a mileage
of. nonéi‘eye'nuc trains of 5.330.267 miles.

To. keep this’.blg corporation in our
oration Terminal A. mint or money. it
cost for the year in salaries and wages
alone 616.712.223.2l, or which sum $203.-
016.73-was mild to general adhere and
the balance. 516.509.206.48 went for gen-
oral administration. maintenance of
way and structures. maintenunce of
equipment and constructing depart-
ment. ; . ..
Tug Consolld'ntodeond employs an
army’ of workmen aggregating 26.161.
besides 29 goncrdl omccrs. Some idea
of the cn‘orlrlouémgkregate work done
by these mentality be gleaned when it
is stated that tblsénrmv of workmen
labored a total of 8.348.250 days. all to-
gether the dnys of tho‘ 29 genernl om-
cergng‘gi‘ouhtihg 8.946. ‘ '

it cost 35.372.404.12 for the mainten—
ance of way and structure. mointen~
once nodledulpmcnt cost 86.725.090.77
more. while conducting trnnnnortotlon
ulono necessitrited an expenditure oi'
317.341.036.02. ‘ ‘ i

The Consolidated Rodd operates now
2.01308 miles of mud. comprising 32
distinct rondn incorporated in its vast
system. ‘ {

Contrastod with.these figures it is
intorésting- to know what the growth
of the ant system'hns been in; the

. bust dcc'do. Ten} y’enrs osmotic total

income from passengers aggregated $62:
398,010.84, additive years previous. to
that it wits onlv' $4,225,698:60."_ 'i’he ln-'
come from freight 10 yentnmgo was
14.489.610.96. 'l‘h‘e‘ftotn 15205001188” car-
ried was 18.1i8.‘160.“ he total gross
earnings, oi their-cad ten years ago was

Inithose doystherond had 209 loco-

t

, treight cars. .1 ul :opornted then‘367.83
luilir and 67.56'miles oi
. iron. rails; 11- total of 525301111ch of

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road operated. 9. ‘ -

The‘renort“ oi" the

 
 

 

substantial «growth. . nionl'i all de’oort-

 
 

inorsase‘in freight trains. ‘

 

gratifying .

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lid 140 Witching engines, a tin-f.

miienge alone was 56,659,042 miles. with .

010.746.167.54. and operating exnsnsesi
.. cost dust 07.079.77Mil. ~

motiVes. 583 passenger corn and 4.378

,, big corporation to
date. is now: underway and will be
. presented: in {tribal the commitment»
‘ inn-obthssliroctdrs. It will show a

.mentbyot'lther road. .nnd ’ouneclnlly n

‘ tio‘nfl,nxesthord'l-iasllnouryisretifsmcnt

ui‘guat‘ iiilgel’rosldont
lift)! health-gill” this

’.Y01‘k" lentrhl, .

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,, baby's; gtunnol" “:fmhl' ,
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.. ‘ ‘1‘ . H i l' ‘.'.: ,1
. ‘ Infill!!!” or lied ‘ q -- -

‘ lidhhdwmd lfiN‘N‘ER $013,000 0.0;
“t integrand... memoirs:smart. : ‘ ,
reasons that do not lessen 'tliei r Value. ”Thence Soto late corn-
poscd of 513 pieces and oiicr choice of quite. a vnrigtyvof .dodornvi r
tious. -.‘ . . . . . . . .

 

 

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3 Sets fincuCliinnldtofily $5001»
1. Sct'Froncil"! China at $0.50.
(Short Several Pincus.) .3}; ”I
1 Set Frcnclrflbins at ($0.505;
(59.88 gist short two pieces.) y . .
Other Sets 3?! equal rsdii'ctions.
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. no will
. A3001" sinusitis
. . 0. =31 . 1-. 1.5.1:“ “lli‘l‘a ' . {1‘ I? ' .
HAMMOCBZS, to. the number of but a few dozen, remain
to be sold before tll‘CfiCaSOll closes. .Just one ‘ more 'Substané
iial reduction is our last’ word about them. ‘ '

Wcrc Now Were ~ bidw K

98c 75c $2.00 $11.50. -'

$1.25 $1.00 $2.50 $2.00 /

$175 $1.25 $2.75 $2.25" ‘ .
Wcrc Now '
$450 $375

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ohms rlsnlcs ominous 7

, ALL KINDS. all qualities, all colors and all pri'cesof
Wool Dress Fabrics have representatives on the remnant coun-
ter and the prices are such as to make Waists, Skirts. or cltild-.
rcu‘sl School Dresses, chosen from among them. cost but little.
Plain colors. mixed goods, stripes, checksnnd ‘pltiids; smooth
fabrics and rough materials in light, medium andhenvy'wcights
are here, from 1V; to 6 yds. Prices are all less, some but half as
big. as when in the piece. ‘ " ' '

 
 
 
 
 
 

‘V'n-‘mrfi'mflfle ’
mm worm .
“Wmand-v. 1

 

. Client—,"By what‘ri mm ‘
ing that 35,000 damages hon rls
ed tor me?" Lawyer-#Didnt you y
me in the. first place thatsil young
ad was satisfactionil'g " '

.FRANCE-AMERIGAN GREETINGS.
auroral Andre. French Minister . of
Ir. Entertained on U, 8. 8. Hartford.
PARIS. August 30.--'l‘he visit yester.
day of General Andre, the minister of
or. to the United States training ship
artiord, which had put into Lard
clleele to witness the western army
maoeuvres, was the occasion of a little

France-American demonstration.

. After un..lusnectlon or the cadets
who were drawn up on deck and shown
over the vesasl, General Andre was en-
tertained at luncheon. He expressed

 

little one One ,
Then rest easy cod buy ‘
child wm be .allxlaht ill-iii .

it never tails.- Plensunt tilhtifir .6 ..
onto. sure and almost lost ‘ to
effect. George 0.361100

Even a” train or thought may be be-

hoon satisfaction at beidg' aboard all hind time. x, . ; Hm] _.. .. .
American ship and said he hoped the - , fl. . . A. ‘. . .
visit would contribute to the tighten SAVEDAIpY’fiLlEE.

ills of tho bands of friendship uniting
the sailors of'-iho"iwo nutldns. Com-
mander John M. linwloy. of the Hort-
!prd.‘ in response. thanked General An-
drc for the honor or“ his unexpected
visit and promised to inform his gov-
ernment of it. The ship'n hand then
played the Marseiilnlso and; “Ameriv
ca.” .

' A banquet was given in the evening
at which all the ndmirnls and generals
Wore present and to which the Ameri- lision." How was :thoh'l". ‘ ‘iflho

can officers were invited. General the lite reconvendldn’t Amato' that
Andre sat with Admiral Menard, com- new‘lshirxlzlwoint’billion!" .‘ h

Mrs. Captain H. Hubbardpo't Mil-v
the. one «weth with crouch

ing."~ For sale by R.» 'ijPloistadvimd
F. H. Baxter. - -» , .
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- "Jane Meadowswosrnlrnost drowned

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manding the northern sduadrou. on his
right and Commander Hawley on his
left. ,

 

u' BldtiorfiJnBrowii.
3.0.. was done limitio‘
"Through: lain; . .
f epslng"'ho‘wl‘ito
‘iy run down. and ,
vigor ’undqahuifor lure
her? stomach buns
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GILMAN uninsnunas.

Melon ‘Pottq Hull gazidooto Have Ac-v
‘ . . “Mod ,4. - .
' NEW YO ' . ugugt 30~The full
~an halt bloo heirs of the, lobe-George.
Francis 'Gllmnn have agreed upon a
plan of settlement which. according w
itio‘the Journal and Advertiser. includes «
a 350,000 share to Helen Pottsxl'lall.
’ ingthe n smentomons thaliholrs :
their is one exception. however. The
ioxceptlon is Edward 8.1v'Peroivni5mav
nephew of the dead ten merchhntwm .
itoggggus‘aunrmgyn 'NRE-w . .
L0 31 nanny, . ‘1. '
Msii ‘Gazetto. under tholh‘snduur n'l‘he :tugqggfdgwme
Rrimo Minister's. inpending‘ Resistor» 1 ‘ ‘

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

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ford. Deidrsnys: ~i‘Brnzillan Domino!-
ed turbo” lire. dishonor! wincurrin-
Wen”
him a few doses. lie quicklyrdronppd
to sleep, and was all rig-ht in tho, morn-

ih- the latest. Siatenlslandéidrryv coi-