.I“
;.
Il.
TABLISHED 1.70.
h Major [in ..
Soiocts [toiled
bar shooters of the Connect. a
Nastiongl Guard made fine records‘.,
the brigade shoot at the range of (Mo
puny 0. First infantry. in South dn- »
cheater. Wednesday and Thurs ta
The contest was for the selection own
team of eighteen men to represent i:
state at the national rifle match u‘l
Fort Riley: Kansas. August 23, 23 ”in
24. Major Eben Hill, Jr.. of Sou
Norwalk. inspector of small arms prai;
tics and. ordnance officer on the stai
of General Russell Frost. was 3
’ charge of t e shoot and was assists
1 by Captain nstln of South Manches-
ter and other First infantry ofiicers.
.The shooting during the two days was
at 200. 500 and 600 yards, slow and res
pld firing, and of the seventy-eight con-
testants some remarkably good scores
were made.
he re ular team consists of twelve
mern, with officers and three substb
tutes, which brings the number up i;
eighteen. in the event of any 0-
those selected falling sick or being {an
able for any reason to take part in e
shoot one or more of the substitutes
will go. The first substiture selectu
was Major William F, M. Stark, (LOTS:
‘ missary. New London; second su lb t
tute, Sergeant John J. Bosworth. Fhisd
Separate Company. New Haven. tN rw
substitute, Private W. D. Riley, e
Haven.
he team will leave this state on Au~
guft 17th. and the sheet will cog:
mence the 22d inst, and continue
23d and 24th. The team will eavg‘
. Fort Riley on the night of the 24th a:
expect to return to Connecticut on t le
27th. stopping one day at the Expos -
tion in St. Louis.
6 of the features of the shooting
ononthe 200 yards range yesterdayt
morning in five hours was the fact t i?
there was not a single miss made. T e
team will be composed as follows. ik
Major E. Hill. In. South Norwa .
team captain.
” ‘ D. 2 ,
ptain Ernest L. isbell. Co. . 1 hown to be by
‘ aven. cleared. as it s s .
tefifgggchiiy:;dH-i Biomer, N07" test. through six inches of sand.
"LA ‘ _
walk.
ielson.
Ca itain Wm. H. Warren. Dan
Caiitain David Connor. New Marion.
Captain Percy H. Morgan. New Lon.
don.
First Lieutenant A. A. Ailing. New
Haven. =
First Lieutenant Clarence W. Jud-
son. Danbury.
New Haven.
Norwai k.
Rosgrove. Wallingford.
ward, Danielson.
Sergeant George W. Hiliman. New
Haven.
ral W. Faleorn. New Haven.
5333“] Harry, iiliams, New Ha- off
ford. '
uses—‘-
Frost:
Brigade Headquarters.
General Orders, No. 4.:
gade. »
Norwallr. Conn- ,
~ By order of
L a .WADE. _
JogyuLCol. and Asst-Adi.-Gen.
receipts that the s'tste"'hl_4.."°'
3W* “9 “mm” m." M iii of. interest in the m1!“ a.“ hold this amm-
lows: ‘ - Hunssflsns.’ them was-no doubt“ ‘9 the .100! tSsvfll'iirof'“‘1‘”
we. ‘. '31. spam rlsth aim we“ “(Wm " ‘
,1 _ A. Beiiul * = ' r - *
l).
“oven i’orsons Drowned
in Yachting Accident
Bola Survivor of Tragedy at Halifax.
' 1’ ‘ineriirul _
Te 1 Chosen
iiili. .ir..
Sharp-
shooters for tho ational.
Contest at fort Rio . iian-
sas. August 22. 23. an \ 4 b
to have come from New York. is be-
lieved to be the wife of Col. Fran-
today resumed grappling for the three
bodies not recovered yesterday. but it
was feared that the tide had carried
them away.
Mrs. O'Reilly. who was one of n yach-
ing party of seven drowned near Dig-
.__ -... _~_-... «__.- __. h _. .._..
hand at ths South Norwalh
Post-Clio. as Second Class Matter.
_..__ ___‘ _._.._.~....
N. 8.. is Too Wait to Give Any
Details.
weak to give the details of the acci-
dent in which seven persons lost their
lives. A number of fishermen early
WOONBOCKET. R. l.. August 5.—
y, N. 8., yesterday. and was thought
cls L. O'Rellly of this city. owner of
the Woonsocket Opera House. She
‘ eft here Sunday with her three chil-
., ren for Digby. Mrs. Digby. who was
.. Second [Lieutenants Henry A. Beebe.
Second Lieutenant Henry T, Prowltt,
Quartermaster Sergeant ,Edmund
Sectiod Ueuteuant Arthur P. Wood-
eCorporal William unilamson, Hart-
Private T. H_ Newald. New Haven.
Private ’1'. H. Reed. New Haven.
GEN. FROST RESUMES COMMAND.
iss-
Issued an Order Yesterday its-Es
iishing Headquarters Hers. l
The following general order was s-
sued yesterday by General Russell
Connecticut National Guard.
South Norwalk. Conn.. August 4. 13M.
- eral Russell Frost, ELL.
hatinglrfiliiwedoggm absence on leave, MARVLAND WILL 8
granted by S. 0.. No. 86. A. G. 0., CB s1,
hereby resumes command of the r
x i to Mary-
quu‘m will be addressed he interests of estate of
Lieutenant-General. Brigade, South fldfemwnting to “0.000.000 in the
Chesapeake & Ohio canal-to the bish-
est bidder. The stockit was supposed
the state had been holding for many
years cannot be found. and no evi-.
dance has come to light that it ever
saloons. sunsets. raosr.‘
.‘ ' sosovs, 27; HUNGARIANS. 8, Warasid isuuoted “bait
' The Soso's defeated the Hungarians ”Stag-ugh“: the . r. control-
hyxthesoore of :7 to 6. . This is the tar nor himself had been‘lbil to m
ssooudgalie the Sam‘s won from the
ct . 1. Km
so it. [ghosts
in . s. Barrios
J
I:
_. o drowned. was Mrs. O'Reiiiy's sis-
\ The children of Mrs. O'Reilly.
.. . accompanied her were a daugh-
.v,§. red 11 years. and two sons, Eld-
.. \ Bresny O 'Rellly, ii. and Arthur
0' _ '. 7. George Leach. who was
am- the drowned. managed the
woo . ill at Nasouvlile. six miles
from ‘ He was staying at Ye
Arnol~\ at Union. owned by Mrs.
O'Rell \. al. O’Rellly left this city
today thy.
“Th . recovered are those of
Mr. 1.9. s. O'Relily and her sons.
The thr
ing bodies are those of
fe of the survivor and
and Capt. Hersey. of
. charge of the party.
MINIATU \, ATER FILTER.
Druggist Po ranges One for
Benefit of So aik Citizens;
Thomas H- '. \ the secretary
and manager 0 . stiiison-Poweil
Corporation in =4 orwalk. has a
rug store In
unique exhibit in
Washington street. Powell h“
taken a great inte
Norwalk water probi
time to time. glvenlt‘ -.
sinners and spec a T
valuable informifiio: ‘ 21:23th
with the same. e :z'I :.
a miniature filter and h ,_range.j
operation. The city wat
from the pipes is {no thror
and sediment. ec., s ‘.
means of the 'double filtrat ..
The only diiference between ‘
pie filter. and the one which
Mrs. V . .
her youn .
Digby. who
has from
IOIOCIATID PI
HALIFAX. N. 8.. August 5.—The
sole survivor of yesterday‘s yachlug
disaster at Smith's Cove. near Digby.
Mr. Vedlto. early today. was still t00
th
ranching there.
' l
the South geeks on Ju
New York. New Haven _
7 ) ,ruiiroati at New "smith have the
Shore Line express erup‘for tbo'oecibi
slou iii rest-mt lioach. ll Is expected
0 is said to have
to mak
r commis- ”y.
earned desirable for the So
qwalk reservoirsis that the w
Mr. Powell's pm: is» run thro
"riches of sand. while at the res
it will be distilled through four f
sand and gravel. If the water (-
« t results can he expected thro
?§il:rfeot. All citizens interestwi}
the project can see the filter at,
Powell‘s place of business.
FIRE THOUGHT TO BE OUTi
h . and Lyoss" Loss Proha
Bl. About $50 From Spontaneous
Combustion.
sumed.
afternoon.
Main street.
I
and Ohio can-i.
. , no. Austin. 5375‘
Official communication for these 8033:3523]: We ks has decided to
existed. , .~
\_
i
t is now believed the fire in the b
birli of soft coal at the Bishop an
Lynes yards, Norwalk. has been or
tinguished. The exact amount of drug;
age done is unknown but it is believ old. He leaves a w”
that about $50 worth of fuel was con-
this
The coal was somewhat warm
morning. but it is thought that the
heap is yet in the process of cool ug
ief J. Thornton Prowitt was evi-
iegi‘ly of the opinion that combustldn
had ceased for the Phoenix supipy
wagon was ordered to the yard do; ng the motive.
the afternoon to take up the fire ose
which hnti been there since the mfire
was discovered Wednesday morn g.
—-Positlvely Saturday only. roast and
ed beef at prices too low to men-
(tfi‘bri: United Grocery 00., so North
be
that this wound was receIVed wuss he Charihs Roasted. . ._ of
-- possession of the re- .. » and
:01: gyingnm I: bullet entered the 20“! a): the M"! m- minim. another series will be given
‘ left side six inches from the middle ral 5i? L" w.
\ g.
MM ILL PART. OF THI WORLD IV A
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN» FRIDAY.
. Sound. Two. relativei oliS'the family
' left iiurtford this feign for New
I S Haven. and will taken a: ore~Line
Oharacior Known as Iiii id Wort my-
“Nigger Joo" Surprised s L ' I 0'
as lie was Robbinq House ———-—-
Three Hundred and Ten Houses Burn-
Of former [mmyer' and ed Out of a Total of Five Hun.
Murderer Mada (itiod liis
Escape
HARTFORD, August 5.
home. secretary
lory Company and for
commissioner of this 0
shot today by a former sen
. o.“ii'.°h‘.’8.53§'§ failing to Steal $i.000
neighbors the
The colored man is thought to be a
comparative stranger in Hartford. He
came here from New York a month or
more ago.
it is supposed
louse early to-
of committing
supposed the
Mr. Osborne’s
shore for the
Mrs. Cudweli ran in-
summoned aid and
Hrs were soon in
. ce. They found
. ,. oiftin..nidta.
Mflginmm Mr. iisbi
the roof of a shed,
was in Hartford, yesterday, and was in-
Heni-y Osborne was
iciiviewcd by the Hartford Post on the Miss Ethel
Doitical outlook in the state in its
rs hearing on the convention of the Re- ‘i'nRKellogg street. Norw
publican party next month. T e Post ' ,
clinics him to the effect that he be sent and “I?” and 0th” amusem
. ileves that Mr. Fessenden will win wrre enjoyer until a late hour. Dur-
dsughter. His
were at Cruisoiit
shore of Long 1 and Sm
pected to reach H l'iitird in
They found Mr.
train for crescent Boaiih . convey the
news of the trugcd . ,2 -GoVernor
Bulkeley. a friend ofr- _ e ,miiy. made
arrangements by teleph‘ with the
Hartford
that the totally willsyrctlrn with the
relatives to Hartford tonight.
u‘———~_—.Q~—‘~
Destroyed by the
drsd and Sixty.
”MILDROWN. Wurteuiburg. August
G.r~'i‘hrec hundred and ten houses out
of a total of five hundred and sixty
at lllsfeld have been destroyed by fire,
_ . There were few fatalities, but runny
of ”m “unifixgyllg: persons were injured tailing walls
inerly a poilcc'wm'“ engaged in the , k of rosette.
fig: 33ng —Spcclal for Saturday. 19 lb. Gran.
as “Nigger Joe." who is believed to ‘33:; 320' ‘Unitied Grocery CO" 20
how been surprised by Mr. Osborne 0' a n “ roe.
while attempting to rob his residence
at 23 Capitol avenue.
cries and th
brought
scene and he w
- _ caught fire.
. ..02;..2l‘.”;.'§i‘.i‘..°ii?.l3 5"“ ""556“ did “We
His assailant escap-
Dlssoiute Philadelphia Man Kills His
Were Married One Month.
his sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Scheron. in
and, detected In an effort to steal $1,-
Watson came 000 she had in the house, he shot and
hurt time ago,
meat at odd
killed her and her husband, Jeseph
Scheron. His sister died instantly and
was his motive.
Is believed he will recover.
Fisher concealed himself in the left of
a stable in the rear of the house. Rack-
ered to the police.
Former Speaker. Light. of Norwalk.
blood in a hal way on t
A large hole was dug in the top of 3:21,.“ He “.8 part].
the heap of coal yesterday and a stream ' -,
of water from a fire hose pouredinto asked: “Who shot yo
it for more than an hour yesterday
while waiting for th
"Joe. the negro."
’ if-to indicate that he i ‘d not kn
E3: later to another cues loner he
said to have stated that r hum-y wu.
hospital. and died five min tes after
reaching there.
t he was‘shot three times!
millet was apparently fired from bore
his head as there were powder
on the right side of his face. betWeen the R
‘ the ear and temple. and this bullet
passed downward. cutting the upper
lip, and going through the lower jaw, BROKE
' *— I c e out under the chin, leaving a Fm! vo.
Has $30,000,000 interim in OhasaPuRs raged hole, From t(lsloriltutstiorin'iei‘i:t a: ramping‘to
' more on e e s
(lithogtgeirstbe third rib. it is beiievd ramp ““8 u
that after going through the law this have had a
bullet graced his body. The direction men wm .ios
taken by the bullet is belitved to in- -
dicato that Mr. Osborne had a hand to
hand struggle with the assailant. and
‘een the eighth and ninth __ .. ‘
iii: “+1.3“ iii... entered the left side A, ‘A Co. ffiimm
shove the aunt. .An autopsy to deter- Mi Just
autos the course of the bullets will be -
msonthemon' ‘1 vaults-“1' . ~
'ii V‘O‘Cthollull.! ‘V'fe .n.‘flfl!:=&"ith' .
out over Mr, Bulkeley in the senatorial 2:5”?2‘393" refreshments 0‘ “3"
“5313' find that Judge Cleaveiand, 0‘ Ezekiel proved a most delightful hos-
aven. will win the nomination
r governor over Governor Chamber- tess,snd all had a delightful time.
,. e present were Elisabeth
ime he has overhauled Mr.
a raft. The boats were so
One
Nor r, while Mr. Hill was en
"L‘al'
arks
harbor
. darted down the
have been
its on Peach
Island. oppo
say they
walk. and Edw young
Edward Olsen , . -, of Nos
tint
. or .
the v
i
IPIOIAL Will AND OUR OWN OPIIATOI.
Tron iinnn
Upeoiwiirh
lhroo Baggage Oars
Overturnod and Burned
While a Number of Pas
srngors were injured in
Wreck on Wost Jersey and
Seashore Railroad
CAMDEN, N. J.. August 5.
press train on the West Je
Seashore Railroad hound
May. ran Into an open switch
bury, N. J., about slx'miles b
city. today.
who were
Cooper ll
'But Both Sides in Packers' Strike May
A later account says:
train on the West Jersey a
Railroad. which left here
for Cape May, ran into an open switc
3m... and Her "“3"“, Who at Woodbury. The engine was wreck-
ed. and three coaches and a baggage
__.. car were oVeriurned.
, PHILADELPHI A“ at 5,4", l- well-filled and the passengers were sev-
The police say the murderer's full led by curidlty. "33,, fiber. 30 ”'33 lerely shaken no.
name is Joseph Watson, and he is de- old early today entered the home of indiy scalded, and
scribed as being 25 years old. five feet fib-
tcn inches tall. with a copper colored the northeastern section of the cm.
complexion and long hair. He wore a ’
bicycle still. with yellow sto
patent leather shoes.
here from New York a s
lie was given employ
Jobs about the
but was discharged after
y 15 for a breach of trust.
been given money
9 a small purchase for the lam
and failed to do so.
that he retnmcd to the l
day with the intention
burglary, and that he
house was unoccupied. as
family were at the sea
summer.
Mr. Osborne slept in the house last.
: night. howover. and apparently secost‘
ed the colored man on the second floor
of the house after the later had enter-
.. rd through a window. Mrs. Hattie Cad-
eli, who lives next door to the 08-
rne residence. was in her back yard
out 9:30 o'clock and heard the sound
clone in the Osborne house. Soon
there was a pistol shot and Mr.
re shouted, “Jesus. save me!”
" . ickly followod by a secrvnd
The train was
The engineer was
sustained a broken
MM
OBITUARYHECORD.
MRS. onNisiiAthmos.
The West Point summer home or
. Miles, U. S. A.. was
gly bereaved by the
y Mrs. Mary Sher-
his brother-in-law died on the way to GoMl‘fll Nelson A
a hospital, this wock crushin
“10 reverts of the pistol aroused the "099““ 0' “19,10
wife of a policeman who lived nearby. man ”“05. Wife 0
She notified her husband on his best “”93"
and with two other patrolman he re Mil“
turned to the Scheron home and found emy. ,
the wife dead and the husband dying Jlidfifi (.
While the police were searching for 'i “mm“
the perpetrator of the crime. "any Hoyt Slie
“shone dissolute brother of the dead we“ from “'0 3“" Standing Main
woman. walked into the house with street house was a local event of note
blood streaming from I wound in his Home eighty years ago. The interment
breast which he had inflicted upon of Mrs. Miles was at Arlington and an-
himself. He denounced himself as the Km”: (figfiflfifihfiafl
assassin and confessed that robbery hie Sherman~
Remus taken at once to a hospital ’Y. t”oust:
and, while.his'conditioa is. serious, it ”0" ‘0 39""
and mother of Cadet Sherman
of the National Military Acad-
wns the daughter of
linrles Sherman. of Ohio. and
same end in view.
t granddaughter
tomb. A venera-
Hoyt intimate has recent
a son. signified the inten-
d br-foro a gr
hour or so in' this historl
After 'the commission of his crime. visit ‘5 ”35‘3"" “mid”!
FUNERAL 01" Miss M'KEON.
The funeral of Miss Frances
ed by remorse he turned the pistol on me MCKGO“ was large
himself. The shot not proving fatal. St. Mflry'fi 0|!“th Ni
he left his hiding place and surrend- ,RW- James H- 090“
-ni.erment was in St.
Mr. and Mrs. Scheron had been mar- The “11°" 0‘ the "Cu“
rled only a month, :I‘alfl'w‘
:0 O.
c town. which
ly attended from
is morning. The
bell officiated and
Mary's Cemetery.
rch assisted in the
The pallbearers were James
———._____.____ lliam Sheppard, William Heu-
MR. LIGHT'S PROPHECV.‘ ry, Edward J, Cahill.-Jeremiah Aheani
and Edward Clone.
Thinks res-snow and Cleaveland wm ifpdbefiiretlgwn Sheldon
Surely Win. ‘ ‘ '
MISS EZEKIEL SURIF’RISED.
party was tendered to
at her home
alk. last even~
William Clone
were, the flow-
A surprise
Three Men Threw Dynamite in Deer-
ke were served. Miss
persons in a three-story tenement in
0 italian quarter were thrown into , h s.-.
ii plnic today by an explosion of dy~ FOR SALE—HOUSES AND sump.
nnmiie which wrecked a barber shOp "
on the first floor. The prompt arrival
of police and fire departments prevent-
ed any serious injuries in the panic. .,
lSes'crgl pe‘ople were thrown from their
re s y i 0 force of the explosion. .
Trhethdyumbge was placed in the door Main St, rent 816.00, also
0 e r r shop and exploded by ‘
three men who disappeared immediate mf'g‘hifdymwflf’gfie 1°33;
Among thos
Copeland. Minn
VEDETTE won AGAIN. 3‘33: 13,2239
mas Sterling had another brusi. Anna Healer M
ay afternoon in the autoboat a ’
with Eben Hill's Runckenuu- ltzeklal.HarryC
Sterling states that this is [fin’flg &$?£?nw,{
grad Duiands, Hamid
arke. Fred Gilbert.
lnation of his bed shows site directions yesterday
The exam d3“ . Sterling being bound William Jones.Aitne Tn
OPERATIC SINGERS AT ROTON.
flyinggzngwufi: $3133; Captain Anning J. Smith was at Rob
and after passing on Point.
ie Dyer. Pansy Dunlap.
Bessie Gilbert. Mildred
London, Mary Gilbert.
argaret Millard. Ethel
Herbert Conley,
.ouls Hawkins,
Ilam Raymond.
Van iVeu. Edwin
Frank Ferris.
ly after the exploalon.
JUDGE PARKER GOES TO KINGS-
yesterday. and announced ESOPUS. N. Y.
the engagement of two well'known ar-
urday evening and the fol-
They will be W. P. w
pianist, and Mlle. Murphy. for-
of the Wizard of Os Opera Com-
They will appear at
ratio and popular se-
ay night. Sunday af-
Iug and the follow-
They come high!)
a moving pictures
tonight. owing to
scbinery. and It is
tists for Sat
.. lowing wee
"- . Shaw.
V. CH iBLAND. merly
{Laura solpr'ano.
,_ 9 etc o ope
'11“: broke leetions on Satur
iernoon and even
ing‘ week nights.- r-rcr, that Ki
__ recommended. Th
New York. W '"9'1' will be discontinued
a defect in the m
r OI.
s-Extra fancy potatoes. price very
wearing.“ I”! km ‘
low. United Grocery 00.. .20 North
' 7' We - - . ' l 5
tonnes was“ SITUATION.
. mason. august 5.
Discussing toe
d: titration ii hand
on. '1‘. H. Tay-
desier In AM‘
L.
Safe in the Windham County
Savings Bank.
NEWII‘ANE. Vermont, August 5,—-
.‘ Ono burglar was shot in the arm and
captured and two or more others es-
caped with 8200 in cash after blowing
open the safe in the Windham County
Savings Bank here early today. The
rate was completely wrecked. it con-
s talned $1.200. but the robbers did not
got 81.000 of ii. The explosion was
- heard by ll. J. Ratchcidor and his son
George. who lived near the bunk. They
immediately went outdoors and discov-
ered the burglars at work. When the
men ran. George Ratcheldor fired one
shot from his revolver. which took ef-
fect in the arm of the burglars. break-
an the bone and he was caught. The
others ran toward the woods and dis-
appeared. The wounded man was tsk~
~—An cx- on to the county Jail in this town. lie
rsey and refused to disclose his name. Mr.
for Cape Ratcheldor and his son are sure there
at Wood were two other burglars and think
em“, this there may have been more.
A nuuiber of passengers'
injured were brought to the
capital in this city.
baggage cars were overturned and
SETTLEMENT NOT iN SIGHT.
Accept intermediaries, Next Week.
CHICAGO, August 5.—ln the face
of persistent peace rumors, strikers
and packers alike gave evidence today
of determination to stand their ground,
but there were indications
next week both sides would regard the
offices of intermediaries with
that by
Is vor,
To the strikers the approach oi Sun-
iuv loomed up as a menace. because of
difficulty in holding their ranks un-
molten. The strike leaders illtd iiifor~
umtion that emissnries of the packers
Were at work in all directions quietly
oiierlng highly skilled men tempting
inducements to break away. Pressure
was also being brought upon strikers'
wivm: through dil‘t'ci individual appeal.
to offset this the leaders figure on the
return of President
ine, Efforts were therefore especial- “ ““1“"? between “‘9“- Stop 'l‘uih
directed toward impressing the women “’m be held between the plays. 'MI
with the vastness and solidity of the elaborate Set 0‘ “"93 1‘“ been adop I
H'J'iko, and with the necessity of re- 0“ ' » 5""
maning firm. ’
The efforts to bring about a peace
«on erence were today explained as be- -
lug due to the cattle shippers and the
Union Stock Yards and Transit Com- ,
puny-both neutrals-who have lost beinguod condition; Address F.
heavily through the strike. At the in- or Cottage, Beife. island ‘ » ‘
stance of both. General Agent Skinner.
of the stock
the strike leaders yesterday. Finding ed. Apply to L“!
yard 's company. visited
them receptive, he gave attention to Mills.‘East Norwsig
the packers. Hut little encouragement '
was met with from the latter. Be-
licving, however, that the situation six to learn 8 hi
was not without possibilities. he re— B
Hirmwi to the strike leaders who were «unable $5 00 u .
awaiting him at the Transit House. in call Soon. 66
the meantime the strikers had receiv- Francis Murray.
ed information which led to the infer-
ence that their position was stronger
than had been believed.- in conse-
quence, when Mr. Skinner returned he
found the strike leaders
ssions.
that nothing
tendmg to
M records and all attachmentseotnpl
BARBER SHOP. WRECKED- Price 815. Cost $35. Inquire No
way and Then Ran Away.
, a _' ,
PABSAIC. N. J.. August 5.—Fifty “ FOR “LET‘IERS Y cow ‘8
:years old. Apply James Lawton, To-
kenekc, Darlen. a 2 8
-s .1.—
d.
est Shore train north bound, his tle- i 9
_et purchased to Kingston. but his des- 0' E’ w"’°“' "mm" 0°“ '“
nation unknown. The pilgrimage
to his destination or the or one of the "WW Corn .
journey. Everybody waspcegfain. how— ”'95” acres beautifully “’9“
an“ VII on” ‘ WI, Lots 10 snitnli.
station on the route. So positive have I“ while m" are
been Judge Parker's expressions of lu- W. V°°"‘°°' '8“
tention‘to remain at Esopus throughout grounds.
the campaign that those who knew of
‘ his Journey today assumed that it In- ‘-
valved ‘matterc of great, importance. '----~' --'
This tmuch was not denied at Rose- .CONE AN
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or. Burglar anon W
While iwo Others [scape
Secured 3200 After Slowing Open the
ininerul and more important than could ‘4
Pass. whose vision of the field VII
bounded by high hills guarding both,
sides. and whose reports were written'
before the Japanese pursuit of the"
i‘iihb‘iilus down the valley was ended;
t-nratr-ly some of the most Important.
restarm or the fight because the num-
boy of Russian troops engaged can run
:y be estimated from the regimental.
insignia on their uniforms and the
conflicting stories told by prisoners. '4
while censorship prevents giving the
numbrr oi" organization present oaths
Jupiiiif'ht' side. it is believed that.
li‘Vi'ii Russian rcgituents participated f
in the battle to which was opposed at
the most one brigade with one or more
additional battalions of Japanese,
troops. ~ V
[)(innplly to arouse in a pool match arranged for Saturday
enthusiasm and prepared a monster “'8'" between ,
demonstration for tomorrow with the. Frank Human 383'“! "Doc" 901mm.
While fooling sure and Edward Bryant. The match Is to ;
of the men, it was admitted that it is be pin) ed strictly according to Hoyllei
not easy to hold hungry fanulies in Mid 930“ player W1“ be limited “”1"
ghter of Charles R. and Mary ’
man whose departure for the
cat boat for two‘ur three weeks. '
FOR SALE—HOTEL LYNK.
unwilling to erly Hotel Hamilton. Inquire at 3
make any marked conce a
it was declared today
tangible had developed
point towards immediate peace.
Main street.
So. Osborn Ave. In B .
lug lots. E. A. Woodward.
To tar—sscoup ratios or
floor 14 Day St, rent
“__.—__....
TO LET—0N LEASE. F03‘
- three or five years. the Sheedy cot
. August 6.—Judge' ' .
Parker left Esopus today for the Maui North Main St' 0n "n of troll;
time since his nomination. taking a improvements. furnished or union
-coocs. beats 'anythis'g‘
r WEATHER son
a time in war. t l
daycfalr. site'sot In thungrt‘bsaattam
«strut-t.
tion: light to rush south to
winds.
important 1]; ‘.
Eiigngemoii
Report from Genital.
Kuroki's Headquarters“
Gives Many lniorosiingflu-
tails Connected with lilo.
Greatest fight of the liar
GEN. KUIlOKi’S HEADQUARTERS ' ‘
IN THE FIELD, July 18, via. Seoul—-
lr‘roni later information yesterday's any . .
gngciurnt prows to have been more. -
in: :ippi‘it'lii‘feti by observers at Motion. ‘
today it is impossible to describeae-
(Continued on eighth poise.) ' ~
POOL MATCH ARRANGED. _
Considerable interest is being taken .
Luther M. Wright and ‘
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learned today issuers-o
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items: who: while under mi sirshle outer-us. All also”
‘and who iast'woehiy payments.
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