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.-"9" papers upon Mr. Muoklow, but as he
1 is‘ 11111 of town will probably serve
,1 and signal station at Bpurwlnk killer
also were taken.
' landing patties were covered by the
-, lire oi the fie‘et.’ With bong Island and
' other points by ten '1'. well as by sea.
at '2' point ’wnc‘r‘e the chart snowed
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ROME August 28—4 disastrous
railway accident has cut short the fes-
tIVltlep and d onstratioas in h nor
ith'o king tin cheap at Udlhd; the
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ty in mm a were esov-
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lided with a ”a 11"" train. The force
of the chills 0 terrific. Those on
hard won
the dean were "broken up. l-if-
't:en soldiers and one captain were
khled and over altty injured. Nollie
dangerously so. The colonel in com
injured.
" Darkness rendered the canine
ion about the scene of the wreck
extreme while the’ terror among those
who escaped minty was increased
when-the trains t'o'ok ilro a few min-
utes after the collision. Fortunately
the flames‘were immediately satin»
guished. '
Special trains were hurriedly sent to
the scene of the disaster carrying the
authorities from the rest town, who
organised a corps o physicians and
administered to the wounded.
King Victor Emmanuel visited the
hospital 'In person later to see the vio-
tlmsof the accident.
«~"l had a running. itching sore on
my leg. Buffered .1 tortures. Doan's
Ointment took away the burning and
itching instantly and quickly effected
permanent core" 0. W. Multan.
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VIINIOKENO MINING COMPANY.
Allocation Against Harliord Firm. for
Whom Injunction is Asked.
HARTFORD August as~8uit has
been brought in the United States Cir-
cult Court against the firm of Chap-
man, Muoklow and Reason. of Iii Pearl
street this city. by Clemens .l Caughv.
of New York. The defendant firm is
the agent for the Majestic Conner Min-
ing and Smelling Company. in which
many Connecticut people are interest-
ed. The allegation In brief is that Mr.
MucklowI who is president of the Ma-
let-tic Copper Mining and Smelting Co.
has secured possession and is wreck-
4-
"'l‘he'plslntifi Is an owner of 17.-
000 shares of the stock of the mining
company and asks the court to issue
an injunction restraining the Direc-
tors. oilicers and agents of the com-
pany from transferring on the books
of the company any shares of the
stock until a surrender of to 000 shares
has been made He states that. the
market value of the stock since Mr.
Mcklow became president has depre-
from it 25 to $1.90 per share
and is still falling. and unless the oili-
cars are restrained the entire assets
oi the company, estimated at $10 000.-
000 will be squandered.
United S tea Deputy Marshal
Bowen has n here to serve the
them upon the firm.
FIRED ON OUTER DEFENCES.
capo lllrnh'cth captured By The Navy
And 1.!” Men Lao tied.
PORTLAND. Maine, August 284-111
tor an hill," .,3 IliIt‘linbnrdm ill 11>th . the
outer defenses of Cape laabeth were
0% by a force from in navy and
men were landed T '6' outpuat
The movements of
Ithe Cape defences in men- hnn'ils the
new is" in position to attack all
' pA rebort publish that the 01m
touched bottom in the manoeuvres
pédnbiday. hall‘ itblb‘een officially con-
firmed. The Mess today snys that' she
struck on Star be In latches Bound
twenty-six feet but which sounded on-
o‘r‘l'fio less than the
'Olympll's dis hi2 'l‘h'e cruiser‘Ia b‘ot‘
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should take advap c of Mr, Baxter.
liowartl’it specific at half price with hisfl
personal guarantee in return the money
if it does not cure.
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small granules, very pleasant to take.1
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(lol' Mr Baxter’s special haif- -prioe offer
this means a month's treatment1 for 26
cents with the best medicine known
for the cure of constipation and atom-
ach troubles.
if you cannot go to his store today.
send him your order by mail. as Air.
Baxter has only a limited supply to sell
at this special price. at its
WESTON.
Danbury friends have visited Samuel
[Punch or.
t). 8. Coley is spending this week in
Shmington.
Henry B. Wheeler is critically ill
with dysentery
E1 L. Beers is spending a few weeks
in eastern Massachusetts.
Mrs. A. ll}. Turney has sold her driv
lug horse to A. E. Southey.
Mrs llachel Andreas who has been
ill for several days. has recovered
Joseph ilulkley oi Allentown Pa. is
Ivisiting his mother lire. Frances Bulk-
c
Merwin Trowbrldge and Andrew
Beers have visited relatives in Hart-
ford.
Miss Mary Adams is spending a week
with Miss Eddies White on Lyon's
Plain.
Y,Alvin Treadwcli. of I’oughkoepsio. N.
is t eguest of his cousin. Charles
liowlan
Miss Florence Nash is spending a
few days with Miss Madeline Bturges
lu Norwulk.
l. S. Godfrey and family will re-
turn on Monday from a two weeks' stay
at Belle Island.
Miss Florence Perry. of Norwallt, is
spending a week with her grandmother.
Mrs. William llobluaou.
During the heavy shower of 'l‘uotiday
lightuIngIslruck the house of Jacob
Kennel, doing slight damage, and also
badly damaged a tree on .k‘rcdcrlck
Banks‘ lawn.
Rufus Beers youngest son of the
late William Boers died on Wednesday
morning. at the horm- of his sister.
Mrs. Lyman Boers. after an illness of
several months, with consumption. ag-
ed 36 years. The Mtcrul will be held
on Friday from thu1houso. at 2 p. In
Mr. Shively. pastor of the Gangrega
lional Church, will conduct the aervic
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VESUVIUS 1N ERUPTION.
An AsIOcistad Press Correspondent
Describes Terrifying Spectacle.
NAPLES. Aug. Zia—Tue correspon-
dent of the Associated Press has just
returned front spending a light on
Mount. Vesuvius, with the special por-
tnlssion of the authoritioa to months
prescribed limits.
The scene was absolutely terrifying
')llt magnificent. Enormous masses of
liquid tire flowed almost to the specie
tur's feel. forming great mounds. 0c-
casionally a mass. or ball of burning
material became detached from the py-
ramid and rolled down the side of the
mountain. the fuel cooling have in its
turn detaching other masses until the
3' Y0 . Aug 28 .—-With Re
Home loss it an a third of a mile from
the finish and Slut rotk Ill. hull dew"
on thii holison to IV two rolled asteru
of the gallant. defender. the foutlh race
of tho prosedt scrim tor the donation?!
cup yesterday was declared off bbcause
of the extinction of the ti elimit of
five ‘and to half‘hottrs as h opened on
1"ltutsday inst Alth ugh officially, it
was no race. a do eat administered
t? the challenger was so hignominitius
ttut whatever its n-
ed in the breast ”fille- file-fill; of Sir
’l‘humus' boat vanished into thin air.
licllance'a victory was in every way
more decisive than that of last natur-
duy, Outsailod. out pointed and out
footed it was a procession from start
to finish.
'i he lierreshoil wonder beat the
Shamrock hopelessly in the Mteen
miles of windward work, rounding the
outer mark twelve minutes and thirty
seconds ahead of her. a gain in actual
time of eleven minutes and twenty-
ulue seconds and down the wind she
steadily increased her lead. The real
race of the day was not against Shain-
rock but the exciting struggle of Re-
liance in the last half hour to reach
the finish line before the regatta com
mittee fired the gun which should an-
houses the expiration of the time limit.
Had the wind freshened twenty min.
utes earlier than it did the cup series
would have ended with three straight
victories for tho defender and Fitch
famous light weather bout would have
sailed back to Albion" a shores one of
the most disostrously worsted chal-
icngers in the history of the cup con-
tests. 1
At the end of the first hour Sham-
rock was beaten find the interest
waned. After rounding the final for
tho run home and setting big balloon-
era. the wind which had strengthened
to six or seven knots on the best. died
down and the towering clouds of can»
van drifted lnslly down an ocean lane
a mile wide between the two divisions
of the excursion fleet. Even in the
light air it was astonishing how the dc-
fendor slipped through the placid seas.
With the gentle brat-so distending the
' surface of her pure white sails and her
stern crowded with turn to hold her
head up. she moved .along as sereneu
nnd peacefully no if in a dreamless
sleep. Yet the.gap between hcr and
the challenger steadily widened until
two miles separated them. Half an
hour from home when the spectators
hill! abandoned any idea that the fin-
ish line could he reached in time the
wind suddcnly fr'oshcned and Reliance
came bowling down at a merry clip.
But the wind had come too late. and
when {till a few hundred yards from
home he gun on the tug Navigator
boomed across the water The excur—
sion boats held on until she crossed
to give her a rousing welcome and
then scampeml for New York. Sir
Thomas. who. heretofore. has always
followed his champion into the Hook.
sent his steam yacht, the hirin. ahead
at full speed as if to drown out the
whole became stationary at the bot-. memory of the mutations licklns in
out. The main Mresm of burning.
smoking. flaming luvn flowed down the
volcano until stopped by the'mounds
on old lava. when it divided and tilled
up the valleys, the old and new masses
meeting with sth force as to cause
loud detonations which shook the earth
nndcrthe watchers feet. The contrast
as the morning broke over this terrify-
log scene, above calmness and cool air.
in the distance the green of the beauti-
ful bay and surroundings, was striking
in the extreme. Today the eruption
continues and the volume of lava‘I Iii ac~
quiring vast proportions Detonations
lde the volcano have caused the pre-
d tion that a more violent eruption
may be anticipated
:RAiNITORM A'l’ BANDV HOOK.
NEW YORK Aug as ~A- driving
r instorm from East by South swept
rosathe Rock this morning and in-
: in violence as the I! savage-
_ There was no dan to
racere.1,however for although the
film wan bad outside the Hook 'lhe
by was quite calm owing to" the di-
tlon of the wind
lately nothing being done the crews
(1 owners alike keeping in million-
this abusers.
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Unionist majority was-
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The next race which will be like the
one attempted yesterday. fifteen miles
to leeward or windward and return
will he sailed on SsturdaY.
The summary: . ,
Start. 'l'iirn‘. Finish
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Chicago Woman Had a Deiuslcn The
Someone, Was Trying to Poison Them.
CHICAGO Aug. 28.-—Doatinaied by
the same deluaim, haunted by the same
fear of unknown enemies. inseparable
even in their mental weakneas'as they
had been for years in health. Mrs. An
no Witch and1her daughter Ada.
’have been omnmitted to Dunning by
Judge “lastly and a jury in1 the insane
court at the Detention Hospital. Mrs;
Anna Olovltch is fifty Yam old. her
daughter is twenty. They are Prussian
Jews; the girl was born in England
111.1 the father has been dead many
There was abso- ydgrg
h‘ne daughter became coined-with the
d taste: that some unknown enemy
or endeavoring to aulocate her by
blowing a neatly powder through key-
hdles andterev a and nhderrloore and
{windcusas the when aeughthedical.
s1 and worried~herselhnniii aha-was
and with the same delunlon. ~:
Iiuuaee sv annual. or nova
'l‘OttRiNG’l‘ON. Aug 28,—1While roll-
ln s laurel onion:- the
it house, on amongst
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The store will close at aw o’clock every afternoon,
except Saturday. through July and August.
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Table Demetri}
We have been especially
importation of Belfast Linen
favored in receiving an early .
Damask‘a which are to sell
at $1. 00. $1. 25 and 8t. 50 a yard. It is the best value for
the price we have ever secured. There are many patterns
and we shall take pleasure in showing them.
John S. Browns fine Damask Clothe, 8- -4 size in
about six styles, snowdrop centers. with bluebell borders,
daisy and scroll. poppy and scroll, wild roses
. men. Napkins to match.
A line'of Mill Remnants
priced. Six different patterns.
and cycle-
which‘ are desirable and low
Polka dots, ivy leaf. clo-
ver leaf, scroll, morning glory and tulip.
63x 72
63x 90
63x108
a
$1.00. ‘ _;
$1.25.
$1.50.
Do not leave the Linen Sectionwithout looking at the
fine display of Dollies, Centers and Seattle on the center
counter. The designs are odd and pretty. and there is
great variety.
Dollies for every conceivable use from 5 cts. up.
Ngulties at theJt/ibelrv Section.
This Section holds \numberless elegant articles that are
suitable for gifts and remembrances of Old Home Week
in 1903.
The Neck Chains are fascinating. Those of Gun Metal
combined with either crystal, pearl. turquoise, coral, or
amethyst are particularly attractive. . .5
A very comprehensive line of Hair Ornament; is in
one, of the cases.
Tortoise Shell Back Combs. Side
Combs. Hair Pins, Rod Pins and Barrettes. Also exquis-
ite Amber and Ivory Combs.
with jewels.
gold mounted and encrusted
The center counter at this departments holds a collec-
tion of knick- knacks. Penwip crs in noval shapes. Blotters,
Ink Stands. and Traveler‘s Drinking Cups in either leath-
er or metal cases.
Some Sterling Silver Brooches are enameled in blue
and white. and have “Bridgeport, Conn." upon them. ' f;
1 Remember the Souvenir Spoons. You will find them 1'"
at the Jewelry Section. There is a great demand for them. 5i.
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Judge Shumway lenders Decision inl shore. and that no deduction was ai-
Actns Life insurance Company's case. 1 lowed
HARTFORD. Au .28. —Judge Shu
way. of the Supe or Court, has ill
or real estate owned by the
and upon which taxes were
The appellants
owneq\by the appellants at 8265 per
-icompan
Possessed and paid.
his decision in the'dong oontestedcase . claimed to be aggrieved by the doings
of certain stotkholders of the Acme of the asieasnrs in refusing to deduct
Life Insurance Company in its appeal;
against the decision of the board of 're-
lief of this city in refusing to reduce'
the amount laid in taxation by the
legal assessors on the shares of. the
company.-
the action of the board oi relief.
The appellants claim that on No-
vember ill, 1899. there was assessed
munaenowetn.
'IdyItI sun (all with new
from the market value the value of
Iron! estate already oasesaed. The
parties interested appealed to the
1 Board of Relief at the January 1900
isession. and on February 15 follow-
Judge Bhumway oontlrms Iing the Board refused to make the
ideduction
An appeal will be taken to the Sn-
1 promo Court.
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