“UAR
resident
WW Assoclai homimifid
Y.. Agust it
Kidd. vice-president oi the
Marshes of Labor. were
More at the Mob Copier
herds}. , Mr. Kiddlopened
I!
pad with the
latter
it: of the
at.
to‘
iVifilllsoi this at-
W“ in
hinted» ' W 2
‘ ' poke on mob spirit in
”erectile sallil.
VsiuVah
barbarous stage
it harks back
V red or contempt
" lotions of government and
htheir legl iiVuVV ! lipon ote
l
V V “‘0!
155an
m6 my m at! the
them all is the mob
on till
dim, union is or»
or lawilli and beneficial pur-
Vlabor, as it is con-.
canvlcted
mant
n this country In the last
.many obs oi
use. I take ll.
of an associa-
by lté
Mammalian.
hysicai force to
isshd ls con-
Valle» the Ian and
B
nd
public ofilcials
“his” laws. it fulfills all
mum at the dellnition oi
silnlihe the lynching bees
vigilance committees.- it is~
t be termed a standing mob.
fair discl n
by is when.
coulmitt l:
' dig-outward ”9“” *inrtlnte stcpragainst the persons eun-
All
Ame
top at the
_the Individ~
script to mpeVi I recogni-
V ii: pretensio‘hn to sovereignty
hill! prose
’itI constant
any other
til ’mob spirit
‘ rung ot
, not on reason but upon coe—
ntlmidatioa and the bludgeon.
menu against-
appeal to the
one of men, it Is dolng
agfacymw to in-
an
the QW Li‘lsg of
r, W!!! "
‘The President detls
.rblovl too .,
[zed labor when
not
ate
htt- Lelace
I lit discrimination we
been fighting tor is Lunlon labor
the exclusion at all
#le leaders,
other. "
nip conser-
still they
Wm ‘01 the asltators
Ltiotl
youdc
W slit
to cumin 1 ille-
f h‘flfiifilm
.. In
1th
Mr. 8hr _'
’l to In the ‘after-
lull Ilr. Parry was to have
let. Mr. Kidd was furnished
digest of Mr. Psrry's remarks,
V magmas} i Inglis i lelfig!
h'i“? Microchip:-
Virgina Nita)
FIVOI'NI— he {intimate are In
iik. LIL: .3 Nif'v "’i‘. ‘9 iii.
v
SAN EBANCIBCO. Aug iVViVRPuVIldV
t o—
wWhm James J
Jeiiijiel. While both men have a “bug?”
I iv liltll .m I is
lie 36...... ’ “‘l in. on
rules at 2 to 1 favorite had the ”Corbett
' flwniwili he: will ehwflgrint
in fine condition and both confident of
V tor
Viiamihulg oihlshanlios c hauliosLalelirluL ma
Iy til ath Vhe does not feel that his
pus ln giants! lust at are-
”ii-Dotifl did he
C(Vmiett cheaply “Idaim wVelVlV satiVs‘IiVed
‘i It "Home a o co n
and believe pmyuioh'nds will get
a good run for their many. 1 am no
80mg indie I pro at as to how
Iongq' Mght «viii. in? it will not
last any longer than i can help."
orbett snld !
i ‘am itelihg in perfect condition
and gratified to learn that Jeflrles is
thoroughly satisfied with himseli. Vibe
ilcve i am as quick as i ever wasiapd
i am confident of my ability to regain.
t” Wilton-bi :l. have ins to
film the or drum l on make
1 will say this. however. that l have
been as thomugh in my study of the
possibilities in’tli‘e matter as l have
been in my preparations for the sup-
rpy‘ard
“W
e’fl’i‘hdhvesmshionsM thesilléh them
selves about voice the sentiments of
thewersqns who have trained the big
dgiiterli and in ibis confidence in vic-
yiory which is maintained in both camps
is most pronounced. leasing: It tor to:
night in ”WNW ”tutor
Ii ‘ Corbett will be. seconded in the ring
'by TM fit
,Protesoor Dare, Yank
Kenny TWO rhett and Sam Berger.
Special arrangements have been made
topollce- the fight and preserve order
around the ring. The fighters will di
vlde 70 per cent of the grass receipts
of which seventy-five per. cent will go
to the victor and twenty; -fiveV to the
oper-
WWII..
Will. broil Millers.
Will) Shanghalcd Yankees
Government older: Attorney to Insti-
tiltsl Processing. Against All Sus-
pected oi COmpllclty.
CHICAGO Aug. li—«A despatch to
eV, 'i‘rlb digit rpm Atlanta. 0a.. says
eillnited tales
Val r.
i has ordered
str ct Attorney to
poetdd of biting assessable- coups
'ViV‘eVVrrel Rocker. nephew oi Georgia’s
minor; and taro other y up: men
m this point on the Br iish bark
Kllmbrlaw Warrants were issued for
themrrest oi the captain oi the bark
and herlahipping. master. Otherl‘ said
be duplicated are being sought by
States authorities.
The” lrleit Atlanta one month ago
for Spams and will make the trip in
fiity days Without touching other ports.
The British authorities have been no-
alien and other arrests probably will
follow The other boys said to have
been taken on the bark are Willie Cop-
page of Rome. Georgia, and John
Seage, of Bavanhah. All three or the
young men are minors Their rela-
tives are among the most'promin‘enta
people infill! sdate. a our in .
BAD LUCK DIAMOND.
Score _oi Owners Have lash KVliVlVVId—
. limiter: that i! at
woup§stitious persona new claim that
the mlsiortunes which have betaile‘n
Mr.- Krugebhthe former president of
the Transvaplg during the lastVI ten
years. were lh a megsure to
a di odd. and here are :the r as
whyt ey are or this opinion
Challis. a famous
Z in chief, was the
Van billion
t passed
Withheld? crush
labor-heel
their
’ mulled
y of the
View Ind
plan
that will can it??? Nil..-
techno laws or the
in mob condi-
meme
severe shocks.
mm
.dihs:
. ltwas destined, the r. not to re-
main long in the hands of say Zulu.
for the records show that within a tow
years I accuse the property It filteen
subtotal his of whom held power for I
about ”Mind M "IV billed by
mambttioda rival .
V: out intrusted toe
Io! rmddpbnt
with rhea-d or
"HGT? ..
s’“\'r more mend.“ with the
they did. for they capln
who had hidden it. and
more - .
: Their .littl .1110th is a wonderful we
id through life.
t which will beset him, the one most to
to guard it
:er glavo quietdooging then stood
en the steps of a bi case in Wash-
ibgtou. some ears ago. Were
Wan rtcurh ppm
:0 t ow ow-
g 0: “(1.903%
ml papas iris thVe tgeneral.
The banger? helathcr was
pea, "righting Phil"
to, Wig; those days. ”The
gun rill t e 2oild‘ trl d said: '
“Phil. how do you manage your ilt
ile army of ionic
l" “Don‘ l mnnage; they are mischievous
Idlers. but what good comrades! All
t e good there is in me they bring out.
an; order I regiment oi odioers.
Olin. en hlnk wbntpllialls hreln
Waiting for my brave soldiers. all
i wish i could always
help then owes" .
"Phil, It you could choose for your
little son from all the temptations
be feared, what would it be?"
General Sheridan leaned his head
against thedoorway. and said soberiy‘:
i 4'" would .be the curse oi strong
drink. Boys ‘are not ssints.‘ We are
all laseiflwliled. strong-willed. maybe
lull oi‘ courage. and thrift, Ind push.
:and kindness andvohsrity. lounwoe to
the man or boy who becomes a slave
of. liquor! .Oh. i had rather see my
little son die today than to see him
fcarried. in to his mother drunk! one
at my brave soldier boys on the field
he save me his message to his
mother. it he shobld be killed: ‘Tcll
Xnor i have kept my promise to her.
Not one 'drink’ have i ever tasted.‘
The boy was killed. l carried the
message with my own lips to the.
mother. She said: ,‘Gcneral that is
more glory for my boy than it he had
taken a city.‘ ” .
W
.PUTB AN END 70 W ALL.
A uric-yous wall ottimes comes ass
result of unbearable pain from over
taxed organs! Disnlbess. Backsche hiv-
or complaint and Constipation. But
thanks .to Dr. King‘s New Life Pills
they put an end to it all. They are
auntie but thorough. Try them ()nly
25c Guaranteed by Frank H. Baxter's
drug store
—....
LINEN ON OCEAN LINERS.
supply carried Neeelsltltea Enormous
‘ Steel: in Hand. ‘
One or the problems of the efficient
management at a great ocean liner is
the ship' I linen. There Is the bed linen
tor the first and secondclass passed
gers and omccrs, numbering on ‘a tub
trip about a thousand souls. There are
towels galore to be furnished for each
state room. and the tablecloths and
napkins, all of which must be renewed
daily. Moreover the quality of linen
supplied to a modern ship like the
Oceanic or the Cedric of the White
Star line or the St Paul or Philadel-
phia. oi the American line is the very
best that can be bought In the mir-
ket. finer even than that ordinarily sup
plied to the patrons oi a; first-class
hotel on shore
One liner this linen is changed every
day. and as there is no opportunity to
launder the accumulation at stock on
bull“) the ship must start with a hill
supply for the trip and a liberal mar-
gin for emergencies. For Instance the
St Paul look out on a recent trip some
50, 000 pieces including 10 con napkins.
10000 sheets. 8.000 pillow slips, 1.000
tablecloths. 1000 ccuuterpsnes 8,000
had room towers and an astonishing
number of dusters. cook's cloths. glass
cthtbs dVgVVsselV'V cloths abd a variety of
orp e down any toth c ks
”th stewardah V V. 9 90
AN ANIMAL COLLEGE. . 2'
.The above interesting, educational
institution, is conducted permanently
in the city where Gentry Bros. the th
mous animal trainers. make their
home. at large building of red- brick
and modeled in Imost opts-dale ‘Sman
nor is devoted exclusively to tfl‘edu-
oatiou not and improvmg intelligently
the vast "southern! animals used in
the; performances or their mama
shows A systematic _ ran of tuition
is given ésVsVlVrh rigour d Mum their:
Hi .pms VIVVrtLul or
. hm“ ' .l
: A- in the disturbed aren is~
- . graphl
. ‘re-esta "shall then It Is lint 98! n
Chime Sold by Gillian! Pharamrz.
“ l
The recent great strike was produc-
tive oi considerablé good to the strik.
ers.
”they gained their .
shorter hours and blight Vadvance In
DIV yn ' 5V.
As I rule strik
not prolit. While t '
their point. they
lost and money a ‘l than they obtain
. There is one gr ’ sriwsnco sealant
which not only t e street car em-
ployees, but every trade union and
mankind In general: have common
cancer—the encroachment made con
Itantly upon the time. health and hap-
pinessgébuinanlty‘ by that Arch-.Dlscl-
pie oi nth Kidnéy Disease. its pro
areas is terrible indeed. When we con-
sider that 93 i -3 per cent. of the popu-
lation of this country have kidney trou
his is it not time to strike? 4
The remedy in hole. Dr. Gomm'l
of this nature do
strikers may gain
so more in time
Kidney and Bladder Cure will not only ,
arbitrate but will settle this dlfiicuity
for all time It is guaranteed to cure.
You motorists: and conductors you
are in constant (longer. Ninety- live
out at eyery hundred at you already
have Kidney and Bladder Dikease ras
teniid upon you. That constant stand
ing, that constant jar, cannot help but
produce that result. Take a box at
Dr. Gossom s Kidney and Bladder Cure
and the results will surprise you.
TRY iT NOW. BE CONVINCL‘D
trounce. _l‘rlsnumnrsso.
Taié‘cfi‘lrr‘dn‘o PH’AeMAcV' .
Platner fiixlrsdlsy, 'roprlqgors.
COLONEL STRATTON DELAD.
Wan ”eminent ln LMLsnufsotur-Ing and
VBuIldcss Circles Throughout Country.
Hlfil'l‘FURi). Aug li-Colorlel Wil-
liam ii SilutlonV manager of the Fact
cry insursnce Assoolml .di’ed at his
home this attempt] at llgbts dis
case He was takcn sick while In
Europe and returned to his home on
July l8. since which time his health
had failed comianily.
lie was weilknoou ln manufacture
lug circles In New England and New
York and was a member of the New
England (‘otton Manufacturers Asso
elation the Soutbeln Cullen Bplnncra’
Alipoclntlou the Ailit‘l‘ii an Society of
Mochanical Engineers the British Fire
Pre‘il'cnllon Committee. and Challmun
of the executive columltiee of the Na-
tional Protective Association. He be.
longed to many clubs including the
Army and Navy Club and Underwrit-
erl' Club of New York and the Union
Dengue or New Haven
wide was a native or New Haven and
lo living there bccamc a member
at Nompauy F of thc Scmnd Regiment
C.N G. and was afterward lieutenant
and thymine: Upon removing to
Hartford he became luapoc tor of small
arms practice or the First-Regiment;
For Ive years he was a membrane! the
brigade stall. C N G. Colonel Strata
ion was a mason ol‘ high rank belong-
lng to s Providence; R. i loose.
VVVHls wife and lwo daughters survive
In.
DIARRHOEA.
When you want a quick cure without
any unnecessary loss of time take
Chamberlain' s Colic Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy it never fails When
reduced with (old water and sweetened
It is pleasant to lake. It is standard
throughout the U. ' s. and in many for-
eigu countries For sale by Stillson
Powell Corp llaxler Pharmacy. Clit.
lord Pharmacy.
TURKEY'S TROUELES.
Russians. Macedonians and «His Own
People Keep Sultan in Hot Water.
CON8TANTlNOPU§ Aux. 1,4.~'l‘he
pourparleurs iii Yildis Kioah with M.
Zinovlolt the Russian Ambassador.re
latlvc to the murder ot M. Rostitov—
skl, the Russian consul at Monastlr
continue. The Turks apparently de~
sire to avoid the execution}! the mar.
deter, the gcndarme named Halim.
while the Russians insist that he shall
be publicly executed In order to serve
I. warning The Russian embassy al-
so mnhiiit‘l‘ils that the indemnity or
$40,000 offered to the widowds insuli-
debt The settlement oi the chair.
{is-mover, will probably not be long do-
yell
.In diplomatic circled have concern ‘
Ia shown at the news trom “scoliosis.
where the whole population seems to
be becoming involved even file Melt
3;:er sting in the ii his list the
troops. ’u a "ran rod that
even with the best intentions. the '8th
gnrian government will have diflollltl
in stemming p. popular outbreak in
Bulgaria in the event. oi the one
once .01 the movement In W011“-
News from Monastir no. it part:
Tele-
communication is no sooner
“bu-M
Will's Witch Hue] Salve. wh "- ‘
beat sVVaive in the world for cats burns.
. e to its many
figure up worthlesil at
on the market.
”is the name oi E. C. Dew
While. they km on oar-thin polars:
ln.oblect namely. 0.
\CARNIQW GOMPAN .
All C. Dink” Else?“ to Fill Pf.
. r all n no» . 2.
whines: willy w. &
yesterday the resignation of W E. Cox»
or pa.- president was accepted and AV.
Dinkey elected to fill the vacancy.
The chine oilohalrm'ntnol the Board oi
ylrrvicrs . was one . and Judge
as H Reed plocte
aglib bow president appointed A it. .
Hunt general superlotodont oi the
liomosteadlsmol Waddle and H. D. Wil-
liams general .supeVeratcndeat oi the
Duquence plant.1 .- 9
V3... .. .
titlw cunt Foe ovsPEPsIA. ,
Mrs. Franklin Busby“; New Castle.
Deb, says: “i suiieroli for years with
”31305:!!! Used to have grept dia-
tress d belching. [tried ever'thlus
lcbuld hear at but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely "
For sale byR. H. Plsisted F. ii. Bax-
ter. and the Glilford Pharmacy "
NATURAL GAS FOUND.
'VIluVIbiVe Product Accidentally Discov- ‘
and By Workman in Simsbury.
VSTAMFORIL August
workmen were digging a trench on the
farm of James A Weed, in Simsbury. ~
three miles north of this city, yestcr
day. they were driven away by a strong
smell of gas. An expert who later In-
spccicd the treuc,h declared that there
was a big flow of natural gas, and that
in his belief the gas was of sufficient
quantity to warrant marketing it. This
is the lirst time that natural gas has
been found in this section.
.LVV ._‘. A»- 4-..... ‘
THE DEATH PENALTY
A little thing sometimes results in
dealh. Thus a mere scratch insigni-
ficant cuts or puny bolls have paid the
death penalty. it is wise to have
Burklcn' s Arnlca Salvo ever handy. it‘ s
the beat Salvo on earth and ulli pre-
vent fatality,.when Burns sores, Ul-
cers and Plies threaten Only 25c, at
Frank H Vilexicrs drug store "
G; he" Aug.1- Jv-At a .
meeting of the Board of Directors at -
the Carnegie Steel comppny held here .
14~wu1lo ‘i
.t.
‘9. Unit‘s“ g. s
ii‘l.‘ hi‘iil‘i
if".
Al Dummy "a,
Comfort POW!!! . ‘
, .lmlplum. .
"DINO”. Ot-
RECEIVER NOT NEEDED.
New Haven Financier Accuses: Girl.
clais of His Company of Brlnplng
‘ About Embarrassment.
NEW HAVEN, Aug. 14.~Herbert B.
lvcs, pmsldent or the Kasau Bay Min»
lug Company. which has Just been plac-
ed temporarily in the hands of a re-
ceiver at Seattle, Washington,- left‘for
the Pacific coast yesterday to adjust
mattera alter a meeting or limp trust cs
at which it was said the receivers. in
proceedings were entirely unnecessary
Mr Ives said the financial cmbarass-
meal of the company comes from inter-
nal friction and be virtually accuses
o officials; of dpllberately. bringing
linen the receivership proceedings.
OLSEN S JULY SALE
Shoes and Oxfords.
Plenty of bargains in good SHOES and soft easy 0X-
FURDS for the warm weather.
Sale Price
$29
“Ii‘b‘w er , '
Sale
75!— w e h
ROton PO“ ht
sale Price
V; Si 69.
Price
c.»
e' > a}
"an
i-iOTEL and RESTAURANT
Under New M
SHORE LDINNERS. CLAMBAKIS,
Exchraihnn nearly every day. . . .'
Dancing, Good Mull; and VSpeeVlVlil AVVttrsctlonI daily,
Anfl‘ihg*‘J“ ismlth Prop
anagement.
ETC. It popular prices.
coneleTlNo OF l-IARD all ELL.
CL'AM cuownun, Keller-ED on or
Flori. CUCUMIER SALAD "anon
LITTLE NECKB, RHODE iSLAND
EAMED. GLAMS; BBDILED BLUE-
FRIEDrPDTATOES AND A CHOICE
OF LOBSTER OR SOFT SHELL CRA 8. WITH LETTD‘VIE SALAD. WATER-
MELON AND COFFEE. (WITH CHICKEN, 3135-)
5etinfactlon
Guaranteed
V V ropi'lation of “1'90:
HARTFORD. an“ ion—Highway
nationals-loner HM iannounoed
[Vj’milbl lilllllsllll‘i‘lliinh“;
ided to extend the time for filing Ipn
iicatlona to! Aid 31:951. thy ap-‘
. inai limit was "'An»
I wilirji‘e them
750.
$6. 50
Venetian Dress Skirts
$5. 59 .,._,
On ly for. thin whole
TU l-~3—-.lr>xpii
M. Kmswuz
q no: out“ “sliV‘V ‘ 3 “squirming.
For so Ozone 80 pTrsdp Merit!-
2 Ozone Starch. finds Mario: 'W
2 Ozone Washing Powder Trade Marks
A pnmrauelumawaoon
HV VI. BULKLEY'I NOVELTY- STOVVRE
52 80. Main on, so. Nor-walk.
The three; kinds of Trade Marks
must. be presented for wagon.
All first-class stores sell the Ozone
sooda . . . _
Send for 82- -page premium book.
The larvalk Nominal Coupon
' ("mm“). c.
all} a; ~r i
STERM‘ER...
Ltd..-
HAMPTON
SOUTH LNORWALKV,‘ 7: 35 A. M.
Luv sseN ew York
BEEKMAN STREET 2:15 P. N.
(Saturdhy 1: is p. m.)
EAST 31:! STREET. 2: 45 P. M.
(Saturday 1:45 p. m.) '
Stepping at Rotor: Point going out .
on Monday mornings and on return
trip Saturday evening.
The steamer i-iimptdn arrives at
South Norwslk, at use p. m. The cit.
tune of Norwllk Ind surrounding
towns should liberally patronize this
boat, as the Nemlk Steambon Com-
pany have been at... large expense to
charter and malntaan a first-class ,
steamer on the route. , ”
‘ FARE
; Shall who... .V Emulsion lids
PROPELLER
City of. Nor-walk
» (parlour on'Lv) . ' ‘
hooves New York. hicndsy Wednesday
and Friday ass: 00 p in:
wilted #7515: l
t
encumber m i
‘ 1-! .
tram: .
tha-
L lock launch! day's' Triph, use. V L
Moi 8.1.
Saratoga Springs
grammes-yr. No.60. Aug. 10. 12.24.
“any. 5 days! rust, NM,
Mountains. 5 sax Trips. Its.
u in Cllnam, 5 days' Trip, 025.
17. 24. .
run. _l'. Vary on. tons
4 days’ film...
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