bani: Citytwss‘ the last place I
would. have gone to conceal myself. vp
3210 small number of Americans made
rsn hafnd In speaking of his family, he
said he had heard nothing from them
during his absence and thought they
were dead. He said that he was, how
‘ ot'er‘,i.‘,.lt|'erys Pugh relieved
a esp on
bro her since he réq
cities assume on
"It was two days a
dental: Priest foil (1 Sher Modw
nto custody, or on July 26
d’was tile center 'of activity
In“ an incipient insurrection that creat-
ed such a panic as had' not been' seen
since the days of the last revolution sny l‘g'
he chief feature of the eifhitlrig occa
on was the coup on the piirt of Gen
eral Vasquez Cobes, commander of the
national forces against Governor Muti‘s.
The press despatches detailed the fact
that the Governor and his wife having
rned. in time escaped from
their res deuce before it was surround-
ed by General Cubes. and his forces
and spent the night in the British con-
lt was reported that Inasmuch
as the wife of the Governor was an
Americah lbdy. that they womd seek
asylum in the American consulate.
She'rwood‘aud Priest. who were wait
ing otr the steamer that brought them
to New York, were on the spot and
of the experience and the course of
events Sherwood said:
began early in the eventing.
due‘ ‘to the fact that the soldiers had not
been paid for some time. and the Gov
ernpr {tad refused to make further ad-
vances, claiming that the funds that
were available for that purpose were
The secretary of the gov
era 'ea htid been arrested by, the sol-
dlérs’, slid they were Mining for the
He was In hiding, but they eMrp ,
expected he would seek asylum in the .,
Alnerlcan consulate. They had accord- relates 3in
ingly picketed all the street, and put a
guard hear the consulate;
‘ “About 2 o'clock in the morning the
merlcan consul. Gudger, a South Car-
o,inian I think. and a very delightful
gentleman, called at the place Priest
and l were stopping. He said for both
of us to arm ourselves and come down
at once. We compiled and the three of
us then went to the consulate expect-
ing that the Governor would come and
(but we would be culled to defend him
ageinst the insurrectionists.
there were only three of us We felt
equal to the task of standing off a in
geod many of the native soldiers
the Governor didnt come, there was
no attack and no one hurt.
"Subsequently.
message from his
use Hartford that
er the social ear
in ass "bound—over
nor, in Sheriff Smiths
y, in Hartford. 13
hang, now aw it-
the Federal co Ll‘t
wih all he enriched
was of the batik
lat was seen by a news-
WNW. shortly after
wing his first night's exper-
seal duress. He was seated
t the press representative
lm in the jail corridor, at
ted window of his cfl‘l.
‘ r lanounccd a v s, -
“8% by the contents
Willa! Wines Upon
tilt he might step into the
himael all .of the op.
rgréetlng his call-
If his attorney had com-
"The trouble
were tendered for
Icomfort during the chat
. Was his response. "but"
that's at no interest to the
ad that it whs’nevertheiess a
bastion in view of the
\ to his first. night' a
o: his liberty,e he said: “Well.
,Wring a
this Sherwood
bout his cell
morning. He is
3matatmnent: that
“ta ta e a fa-
is. safe he” say that
. dialing; ltli'tlytunn
so time be forgotten He
eywhen committed.
an that last or the funds
sting he will be at liberty
he did yesterday morning.
, .prlson fare and get his
‘” rent the allerifl‘s ants ,
or; Eniith his ciit out the cig-
bf fiharwood is very
prlv tlon is probably
‘ ll be has been
been tiy westb-
t to the Incee- I
V t rain through all of Tuesday night
yesterdsy, it may be safely assum-
t o thahrief period up to date.
tits a who have been
_ , ashes, and in rain
L . is and yet have been soaked
malts akin, would think that the shel-
lot of Sherwood was not an un-
one. But there will be sunshine
ten freedom from restraint will
unquestioned advantage.
chill and i'fiiilieiidé Let the damp-
‘ Where yesterdaY.
3 been expected to af-
hurtful from the tropical
m Andi
,fltei‘oforofiha‘t Sherwood
' as also in the corrl’
“hog rcollonuy, with
acid“ the summer thickness
the Bishop pttt a
hand on the blligerent General he apol-
ogized and with the explanation that
hostilities were, inaugurated while wine
was in and wit was out.
once was restored." -
made no complaint of men
to! lapses during this recital, and seem-
ed to recall with ease allthe most min-
ute details of the exciting period.
TELEPHONE'EMPLOYEE‘S‘ OUTING.
Athletic Contests Which Were Held at
The trouble
led to undergo.
fl" “’3'" ‘0’ Employees of the Southern New Eng-
elephone 00.. held an outing at
Savlo hock Tuesday, 300 from all parts
of the state attending. Early in the
afternoon there was a baseball
betwee'p the ma teaches and cable do
was won by the for
There were
potato races and
purtments. whic
mer by a score of 7 to 1.
Wheel- barrow and
jumping contests. The pole climbing
match was a novel one. and the record
made for clilnblhg it and returning to
the ground was 11 Zhsaconds. : . -
“‘6’ THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra-
silian Balm Ii hr‘eil‘thg' oh Colds when
ever. trlpd. almou without exception
10 26. 50c and $100 bottles. The Clif-
rth‘Baxter's or Plaisted's.
“may? mun LINE.
Wl,CH Aug 6~lt is expected
line between
that theN new trolley
Greenwich and Stamford will be open-
'ed for traffic tomorrow. .Yesterday a
car containing officials of the road
made a trip over the line. The open-
ing of this road will complete the direct
trolley route from New Kori; to New
Haven. By making a detost- to Green.
wich. It is possible to make the trolley
trip between those two cities at pres- i
cut, but the new line gives a more di
.I kaolin
F010)” 8 flan?
”moronic.
entrust-Hts eooxwatrsrt ma
Colo. Aug. 6.—-O P. Book-
ancial agent of a Philadel-
phiaimuhusiung company. is dead here
train consumption. . it 2.5
of'Ma'yor Bookwalter, of Indianapolis, 5-0
‘ " the day of his arrival the obser»:
L made that they probably
rout-earn to any consid-
' rift American
high mortality be testing-
excepting wooden
a shim: is an inborn" i’n‘d
e is. a graduate of Yale'—
: .L-‘l’. the styling!!!
n a woman or
of men. He knows the
, ch he has this element.
‘ d;“l,;t find myself charged by
”turbulent with a cri e,
ism usually kn
W i. can not a criminal. " and
~ the query. " I don’t look
quarter of his trav.
fig-J’aanma being touc
L the popular underi'
‘ on he left Southport he w’elit
e was a brother
b men who feels that he is above
ism is generally up in the air.
Ilia ,
re 1 practiced medi-
where be secured his
not. Yale: hill where
tfilt was true that he was
bred l
.00".
l was more was in Ne ayen
flan git came the dedica y exercises of the Ninth
so ,me." regiment m lament Concerning the
teat ganiia ,
tional Gua
two child-
General Cole said:
lain, Ge rest and myself will
hold a J soon after the next on
to learn camp fig. will consider plans for
rear , of the state mill a."
ittatus of the Seco
ah’d
lery coffin lea.
lions. ’
ment In over.
troops.
Niatttlc
by the state
It was Washiriki
meat,
flirts”: Jthons cuaso
Butt
rrhoea Remedy.
ing on s
Edwardsv 1 county
mournecoti iy. Ala.
In a very s
ére form.
more siLc’ll 1
Though
rathel
in the botilé,
it again."
to intro
Ingtrp
mMY.
has achieved cohdiderablc
Vermont.
smallpox epidemic of 1902.
ads pursued.
ed by expelling the physician?
his actions have been eccentric.
silt Tar
result of unbearable ,patn
er comma nt aél‘if Cdits’t‘ipa an.
n
géntl' hilt thoroti'gh. Try the
drug store ’,
n i; s
nietl't‘s receht rilli
goons M ml
yesterday an“
of the Connecticut Nn
so of Governor Chamber-
wil‘ nl Cole said that no 9
changes ttd probably be madb ,t
Just what these would be he coil
not tell I‘Ilils certain that the seed ll
infant?- i be Increased to 12 c -
panics (”balm list what contpanle
be dis laced General Cole cool
the intention of the board
to lncréltité be number of coast artil-
It is probable that
some complihies of the second may be
detached anti tnitde artillery organisa-
General Qol‘e will go to Nlantic tdi
morrow antl' ré‘l‘d’h’m until the encamp
He will be there to make
pr operations for the arrival of the state
in the state rifle range pits atl
thinl‘e, have been thrown up'
field fortifications which will be used
oops in the performance
of th t like 0 duty in camp next week.
Hill cots said that the war dc-
partnilstil had not yet assigned any ofll-
cers to' iiispbct the Connecticut Nu-
tIonal Guard in place of Major Pettit.
who will‘, be obliged to remain
,lt is probable that No
officers wall be detailed for duty at
Niantic next week by the war depart
Of Cit lgrl Morbua With One Email
i9 gig, fhlmberllin’a Colic, Chol-
wicr of Hightolvcr Alli
driapce he Ital while serv-
they in a murder cane at
seat of
He says: 'Whllc
there I ate home fresh meat and sense
meat and i gave me cholera morbus
l was ttevet
my life and sent to the
drug store for a certain cholera mlx
tute bill, the? difuggist sent me a bo‘. tic
of Chamberihln's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy instead saying that
he had what I sent for, but that this
medic eight? if! s so mttch better he would
it to me in the fix I was
he dose of it and was be.-
But ter in fl ibutes. The setond dose
cured vigil: hllreiy TWO fellow jurors
were unfll c lti the same manner and
one twenl lyfi‘v’e cent bottle turned the
three of us and there was st'll s the left
It is certainly the flu-
est bowel rentedy i have ever seen in
my life and ‘l he tr wan: to be without
For sale by Silllson. Powell
Corporation. Baxter Pit trntsc. and Clif-
fotd Pharmacy.
._.r____...
s‘AVa A sov'e LIFE.
Mrs. Cap n H. Hubbard. of Mil
ford Del., ay; "Brazilian Balm eav-
ed my ‘ a. He began just ll .-
the one “a with cronp. We
him A fewdp He quickly if . .
1filtall right in the m‘ it
my R H Plaisied,
H. Bane, nhd The Clifford Phat
DOCTOR SHOOTS HIMSELF.
Waterbury Physician Attempts Suicide
—-His Condition Precarioue.
WATERBURY. Aug 6.—-Dr. P Car
ter Lodge. a physician who has lived in
Waterbury about three years and who‘
notoriety
’ during that time shot himself in the
head at the home of Edward B. Beddoe
on Berkeley place near the Wolcott
road just outside of the city limits, at
5 o'clock last evening and died at the
hospital at 1 o‘clock this morning. .
.. Dr. Lodge came to this city from
Naugatuck. where he wotked for a
time in the rubber shops. He Is a‘ grad
uate however of the University of
H6 built up a large practice
hi Waterbury, but lost it gradually af
her he had been dropped fr'dln the roll
of the Waterbury Medical association.
The trouble occurred during the
He disu-
greed with the other doctors in the city
about the nature and the trestntent of
the disease, and wrote several letters‘
to; the paper; in ériticlshi of the meth-
The association retallat
Oflatc
pure T so "ro tr LL.
A grievous hviral altitude cranes as a
in over
taxed organs Di Inessmacka ce, Liv
tha'nkh to Dr. g's NR. w‘ t1"Li
ili‘e'y girl, as end to It ey
Guaranteed “by Frank H Baxtérig‘
m 139 (ii bio;
g peruiitt‘ltigA
lcsn salmon tpackers to recover a dr
TL créfiwhls
Mr. and Na. Golf Lou a Gold Watch,
Chain and kid I.
tit-«ll illicit:
day dim
enamel: .
birth
t
{Stiltonm ul
.omér to tltiilr
d'nging tb
d at er a tlcles of
value «are fou d bundled in ether in
a convenient package
’1‘ the top t
“2%ng oé‘lim to t e ndrtlt of one".
ry at tile. It“? Self was in New
yesterday r husband w
cpl: in a n street f taiy.
the he is crap eyed as client
can The can ie have two robinetn.
, Elma tinotitcr young man
ell E bill it In the flat ltclovv
lives a family named Morreli
Mrs. Mort-ell was In Cos Cob yt-stt-ry
day afternoon attending a funeral..'
t-lho returned about 4 Title aftctnoott
sltés d she heard footsteps in the
apart ,‘ettts above her about 4 yestor
day afternoon but paid no attention to
the fact. About 5 p. at Mr. Self came
home frotn his work. He fouttd his
apartments in a state of disotder,
draWets turned out and clothing disar~
lunged. A lewd box in which were
i e watch and ting» was broken open
no of the doors was open. Mts. Self
locked their door when site went away,
so the presumption was that the house-
hiealters let themselves ill with a she]
ototi key
CONSUMPTION THREATENED.
C. linger, 211 Maple St” Cltuntpnlgu
Ill writes. “I was troubled with u
but king cough for a your and I thought
I had consumption. I tried a great
many remedies and ans uudct the care
of physicians for several months i
used one bottle of Folcy’ s Honey and
'l‘ar. It cured me. and l have not been
troubled since." Sold at Plaisted‘s
drug storeysbuth Norwnlk, and A. C.
Silllntatt‘s. Darlen. ~ "
CUMMINGS TO CONVICTS.
What Wethcrafieid People Thought of
His Recent Speech.
Homer S, Cummings, of Stamford,
made a speech in the Connecticut
state's prison on the Fourth of July.
The Monthly Record. an interesting lit:
tle paper published at that institution.
has just arrived with the following no
tier of the speech:
"Seldom have the walls of a prison
echoed with more hourly laughter and
applause than iltts prison gave fortlt.
lothnt distinguished lawyer, orator
and wit, Hon. Hunter S. Cummings,
ex mayor of Stamfox d who entertain-
ed the inmates hurt: on the
Time. place and circumstances were
forgotten in listening to his
pendcnce Day address.
man in other enyiionments. but. we
could not improve on the hearty laughs;
ter and applause that he called out
here; nor could a stranger listening:
but not seeing imagine the Inmates
of a state prison so spontaneous withi.
And as we all
apet new
whole- souleqtfibghtfit
SUICIDE PREVENTED.
The startling announcement that a
preventative of suicide has been dis‘
covered will interest many.
down system. or despondeucy invaria-
bly precede suicide and something has
been found that will prevent tltatvcondt-
tion which makes suicide likely. At the
first thought of salf~destructlon take
Electric Bitters. It being a great tonic
and service will strengthen the nerves
and build up the system its also a
great Stomach Liver and Kidney reg-
ulator. Only Site. Satisfaction gueran
teed by Frank H. Baxter. Draggisl. "
CONNECTICUT shame.
The following were issued August 4:
list furnished from office of A. M. Woos-
ter. solicitor of patents: ‘
Frank E. Shallor New Haven, har-
ness rosette.
William J. Smith, New‘Haven. mill-
ing machine and tool.
Samuel Goodman. New Haven. badge,
(design).
Charles G. Perkins, Hartford, handle
for electric switches
crisis I). Rice. Hartford, type bar
gu‘fle. it? typewriters or like machines.
tn C. Trcgonlng. Hartford.
snap switch operating mechanism.
William]. Ferris Stamford, fountain
pen.
Andrew K
clothes line hole
Welter C. Gilbert Derby. Aautomatic
feeding device for sheets of stock.
arles Glov,cr New Britain. coaster
osenbeck. Stamford,
Q.
ughl l4 Thompson Waterbury. rolls
lilllant It Lyon. Merlden. device for
ing window shades to rollers
l Bachte. Marleen. ornament for
etc or similar articles. (design)
omer E. Bridge. Hassrdville, ro-
steamed
lcbdrd P. “Hart Bran? «Snip. wgélloh.
éor‘ge' A. White. Bristo game ta-
0
aoAaotNalL-ldtjsn ‘rmévse
‘L WANTED.
Wart-Ants h been issued in
Shoemacher boarded in the
0 house with Gm. and-tit hood.
., quite friendly 113‘ two
momma;
Fourth. l
lndo- i
We have hadr
the pleasure of listening to the gentle ,
at we cannot:
. drip we hope atlfil he will ,,
< raver uri {it n‘ in the near future with
- his presence." .
A run“
cal court.
, many cities“.
velluiiilh‘ Schlmt
M
everywhere.
The popularity of the
Creme Cigar has spread from
man to man; from town to town;
from state to state until it is
known and favored
. ’l‘hlie Largest Selllnf
. « ; ‘ flrnliil of, Cigars
' ‘ In the Woi'lds
FOLLELY'S LKIDLNEV LCURLE
Will cure Bright's Disease.
Will cure Diabetes.
lell cure Stone in Bladder,
Will cure Kidney and Bladder Diseases.
For sale at Plslsted’s Drug Store.
South Norwalk and A. C. Silliman's,
Darien ‘*
TUCKER EXPECTED TO DIE.
LlTCHFIEI D. Aug 6—Putrlck Tuck
or who is under arrest on the charge
of burglary in Goshen and who attempt
ed to kill himself with a borrotved knife
while in his cell. In -so low that Itis
death is expected at any time. His
brother John went to see him Monday
and afterwards it is charged he got
drunk anti had to be locked up. John
Tucker was before the court yester
dgy and was committed to Jail in de
fault of m 72 fine and cos s. Anoth-
er man just committed to jail is James
Taylor, colored. of Kent. who had been
held for the Superior Court on the
charge of assault on, Mary .Dufl. .a
young girl on July 30. Taylor has
Justnbecn arrested on the charge of as-
can
SAVE THE CHILDREN.
Ninety~nlne of every one hundred dis-
eases that children have are due to dis-
orders of, the stomach. and these diner:
ders are all caused by indigestion. Ko
dol Dyspepsia Cure is just as good for
children as it. is for adults. Children
thrive on it. It keeps their little stom-
“as sweet and encourages their
growth and development. Mrs. Henry
carter, 70,5 Central street. Nashville.
rest... says: "My little boy Is now
three years old and has been suffering
from indigestion ever since he was
hog-n. l have hail the best doctors in
higdhvllle. but led to do him any
good . After us 3 one bottle of Kodol
he is a well baby. I recommend it to
all sufferers. " Kodol digests .what you
eat and makes the stomach sweet. Sold
by Clifford Pharmgcy
riser woMAN PaosArtoN or
,FlCER.
ELTQN,,Ang. n—Mlss Jennie M.
Cart 8 was yesterday appointed proba-
tion ofilcér by Judge Cugtls of the lo-
ass la belle 9d of he the
. tedto such as was
, are placing:
' lib of Antonia,
.and I petition for
lhtmeiit was presented by
first, women
into.
bone! tit: Sb 1
y an 8
£ng ‘appd
POTIBH' fill-LL N. muss.
L us than are t in their at:- i.
ruhn‘ L311)“ “shall“ 3:: are DeWitt' e
siesta. was Phllpot, of ~
MM”. 01-. says During it hiIInus at-
, tlotts that have been made in our store.
roR rufiflfrunt BUYERS.
it‘s clearing lllllt‘ for Summer Furniture with us and for a lot of other
Furniture that we wish to get off 01' our floor in order to make room for
our fttll line. It lit-hooves you all to take advantage of the many reduc-
You’il save money by so doing.
A J.C911ms 8; Co.
FUNERAL DiREG’I‘éRS AND EMBALMERS
12 to 18 North Maln St. SouthNoervalk.
......q,-.. .m __..._........_.._ A” .W...
The Fair Cloak and hit Store
iS‘RAEL Paofifité’i’Kn
Great Bargain Sale of Shirt Wallets and Hats.
H‘Ars THAT HAVE BEEN who AM 37.00 ARE Now taco
wan-s LAWN SHIRT WAISTS, WITH ALL Busaomansb
FRON'ra, 75c. nousLE VALUE.
vou cANNojr AFFORD T0 was lT.
63 Washington Street
gimnflomlgtenommfl
one.
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