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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 28, 1902 · page 1

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The report of trots. ry and Trees
,ursr, George is il'hont‘peon showed the
11 01511111936011 began the year with a
‘ balance 101 MO and closed with too in
1 the troo‘sury A lecture course cost
1, 1115 ah i 3250 tor the year had been
maintained.

0. A. Tucker. secretary oi the lee-
ture and entertainment, cemmittee re-
ported that 121 course tickets had
, been sold‘ outside oi the medication
11'1‘he gross. receipts we 8 «
ecelvsd their

toll were talked “up,
.,inddlssd in to, the char.

«showing on:

BABE 6F PHOIDJEVER.
‘1 William Gregory. son of Julian

Gregory, is ill with typh01d (ever at
his home in Beldsn 11111.,1'1'he young
1 man Who is nineteen years of age.
' was 111111111 111 about a. Week ago and a
tow days ago the case was diagnosed
Dr. JG IGrexory is at-
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the men while! not it. a nvss shel-
,~ .ter was wade. ,1

ll. may be,but1they

, especially with the child .1

1. 1 Town Health Gainer Willlain J ,
‘ Tracey has had considerable random; 1 .
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The condition: ' Mrs.
Ments and her daughter. Augusta. the
atria no: patients. who are quarantin-
d. he residence t.th\ formers

mot -Mrs.1..ou Qu‘itman, 1'!
Benin 1 tract. is no nial today, and
1t ehis rts 01 he estrous, says
Dre. 11. M. Welt, t tetendinc Dhysi

‘ clan, who was quarantined in with the

pstients at noon yesterday.

1‘11? we. thought at first that the moth
or 1110an have a harder time with the
disease than her child, but today it
appears that such is not the case
This iittierohild is suderins extreme
agony 1111111 11111111153011. are broken
out, more and the disease is test de:
veioplniz.

A Sentinel reporter went to Boston 1
street this. morning and was halted at 1
the dead line, a distance of about for- ,

merited p

flottllel) ‘

lilblts’itt ll), $11

iden‘ce one 0 111

says: "The 111

pottery attracted ,
the pieces were m 110
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New‘Jersey. 0n

and done in has
the' Bush am no 1,

have been sent
the pottery on
will he sent lid

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thinly entitled to
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for all he is war

‘ty feet from the Quitman residence. , ,

by Constable John J. Goodwin. From
that distance a conversstion was held
with Dr.Wolte. ‘ . 1

He stated that small-pox was a very, .

peculiar disease to handle. as it per;

, indicaiiy changed and the medicine, hsé '
ed had to be changed According to the
progress or the discs ’e. 1111 is unable ,

‘ one the shoes

as yet. tell how

riono. e

trying to procure a nurse.
to several cities and hospitals, but
could And none sh wi

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mehded; slid Dr‘

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this morning and this at the guards-
tined residence to soil that all instruct.

. ions were being chr‘ri‘dd out The two

tents, as mentioned yesterday‘s
issue. arrived last slight trout Groom

‘ wick, and, this 11.911.11.13, Contractor
' Michael Renrdon,o ”‘1‘

rwallt. with a
larg‘e‘torce or men,‘ s busily en-
gaged in erecting one or the tests on
the southeast corner or the, Quitman,

lot. Every member of the house. with >

the exception oi Mrs. Meats and hot

1 daughter Dr. “1011111111111 1111 e, will be

out in the tent and kept ere two
Attila end of that time it
there. his ,1. an aim, or the disease. they
will be' allowed thelriiherty Dr. 'i‘ra~
«coy has procured he services of a
woman to do the 91.11.0111..- 1:11
1‘11, residence.

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.llenry- i}. newton counsel for Mrs.
Smith, tailed to appear at memo-1e: ’ 1
in the amount court tor the district or. .1 .

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portnwhlch resulted in Mrs: smith's

that Miss O’Neiil'swieim 1111111111111 one;
she will serially “tenant in moves
the amount of the Judgment. and while
it is not her intention to use harsh
measures. she will not submit to a do;
11s of th law. Therefore the
port episode may be repeated.
A new reason is given why, Attorner.

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on Eriday 310W whishthn 1
she won 111 broom its 1111111111111: :17!
the saute 1 her grandmother. Mrs.
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one diam: term in Hall for douremh
nil dart. Cheioourt having decided

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WASHINGTON. May: 28141112 re.
Inside of Lord Pauncstote. BritlSh any
hesssdor to Washington. today were,
' ecdorded a national funeral in token of
the, high esteem set by the Alderman

ceased and as an acknowledgement of

‘1‘ the, iriendlr feeling which is cherished
toWards Great Britain.

Every depart-
, merit of
‘ repress and the numerous diplo-
the late Lord Pauncetote was dean was

ministers and charges-

soon after 10, o‘clock this rum-111115,
the sound or marching feet and the
slow notes of funeral music gave notice

‘ This was composed oi the second
sqnadreh oi the Second Cavalry and the
cavalry band, the latter mounted on

tsiilon of Edited States marines and,
1, either side 01 Connecticut avenue and

ins The pallbearers were Herr Von
Holiehen. the Germ mhssador M

1: (Joints (issuini. the Kill on 31h bases:
1 dor; senor Don Manuel DeAspi‘roz, the
'1' Maximum ambassador: 8115110111 1111111011110
1“ MayorDes1 Planehes,11siian embas-
dos”; secretary at state liar; Speaker
Henderson. «'1 the House or Represents-
tives. and 3,811“th DMlle H. Flatt act:
reiieht hidthe senate

the casual new

arse. and for
be personal rent
Edward V11 01: the,

the, president's new;
it were L‘ady Penn

no in line with

people on the personal worth of the do»

e national government was 1
instic body of which tor so many years”

present in the persons of ambassador-3,.

‘ oi .the‘ approach of the funeral escort. 1

white horses; the Fourth Field Batw
my. the Third Battalion of the United
. States Engineers and 11111111.: and a bat-.
band The soldiers were sllfined on

minced. entered the embassy build-1

1 the British .

representing the 1111191111011 01 Canada 11
; or the series or license entered 111. the ‘by special animation ’10 1111111111 11: 1
civil court of collision pleas 1h Brittne-

odors were pine-

‘ , of these ladies. 1

General Youth; and istaifgl in chat-5e or
the military, portion
viee.1'l‘h1e stall: of
ant directly in the rear ‘01. the, Panacea,
d the rear 01 the diplo-

considerable 1191- 1 F

e funeral sor-
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Automobile slob 1‘1 ‘
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Preparations 191‘ the one blind

‘ mile endurance run of the Automobile 1

Club of Amarillo are nearly completed

1. The run will take place Memorial my.
_‘ and about seventy automobiles. will
1 take part; Up to Monday afternoon six-
ltv-eisht entries had been received and ,W

‘it is estimated that there will he se‘v.

‘1,enty1o‘1 more machines pass through ‘7

Norwslk on the run 1‘ ,1
The course through Norwelk had to
be changed on account or the work (11,1,
rmory Hill 1 At first it was susdesisd 1

as the Hospitsl, then along Elmer-est 1 1
and down the Stevens street hill;b hi
this route Was not deemed the ,
and the club decided t4 some do
Cedar street hill. The telegraph pol
showing the course to be taken were

‘ marked this morning The club will

lease New York at 1) o'clock? in the
morning. arriving at Mlsnus; the first
control about 11:15.11 the run there
is‘ made in shorter time the autoinobii» . .
lot is disqualified. There water and 1
gasoline will be furnished. About 111‘ 39.1
the club will start 10,11- Norwalk, and, it. .
is expected to arrive here shertlv alter ‘
twelve The run will be made through
to the crass road in trout oi! the Greens
Farms Gangregationai‘ Churn
which place the return will he

th run. and requesting him: to report
the automobiles as they passed through
Norw‘sl it.

F‘rank Kelly and Leonard Whitney
went down the harbor this morning
and secured a nice mess of weakllsh.

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Stirred 81111113111111 Hoods Hui 15‘-

“Nero" barking limouslrv 11111111111
wile quickly dressed sud Wentrdow-
stairs, the dog keeping up his colitis
one howling. The animal. which is a
Go don setter and possesses more than
its average cosine intelligence., sniffed
{,1 11te tthe various doors about
.Lera examined each had
found everything intact and retire 1.
it was not until this .1nornlnx‘.
about 5: 80.,ths't his wife,,5oing to the ,
he store .dl lscorered that tin

sewn,

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hot the club so on the Turnpike as 1st ‘ T

To LE'i'wFiREl'i‘ FLO
basement, 4 Franklin street. 7.1
all improvements

6‘ of 8. (1.8111

‘10 LEV—HOUSE
.6 resins. .rent :12.

Dr. A.1N.Clsrk was appointed oneoi ‘ ’

supervisors had been appointed, hu, 1's
twenty could be accommodated on , '

T0
Burritt avenue; modern 1111‘
Store tormeriy 0! names
Music Hall Block, suitable
or any other business.
second door. 46 8011111111
suitable for editors or dv‘e 11
and born 11 Hartford Place;
improvements Apply to E. 1'

light and heavy
suitable (or 5011 an

Losr‘r ——, BETWEEN 11
shoe store and A. in;

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_ Smith stated .1th she did not know. on the Smith a d
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‘ hail been brok
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an . , .

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1 ,, 11' the judgment or 1,
1 is not held within a: mascushie time.

1 Women‘s
11 predl'dejnts oi c111

.1 tell at their work.“ ‘ 1
hit, president or the Gen ,
.. fireside. Fifi

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defined. and he an
Went to the place

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‘ the work was don 9“ 111

- troll u on This, Ft:
as the breaking either glass mm1 .1 “fem“. Miss--
noise that could be heard several,hun- Ee‘rris 1'11: Friday Afternoon
(load test. '1‘ e window was about any?!" fun 3. Jenni?“ W
halt inch this and. was insured in the
3. Lawrence agency. . 1 , 1
1 CASE MUST BE TRIED. .1
In the court or common press yes-
terday‘ the case at Mary sadness. of 1 .
Nor-walk, against the N 90‘ till its -
insurance Company.w ,

 

hlormed the co
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