w -WfiTN a.-. Mm...»—
Palomino no
" NAN PATTERSON
wnNrs To TesTIrv .
in Famous Weed Case Plaintiff’s
Motion to .Strike Out Claim of
Deserilun in Attempt to Injure
Childrdn of Defendant, and of
the llusliand She Married in
1807 Denied
'lhc' celcbi'ctod Weed divorce case
.nqrc9 ,up In the Superior Court heroic
did he Robinson Friday afternoon.
lhl‘t opreocnt proceedings Samuel A
we: is applying for. 21 dlvmcc from
my Gardiner Wood on the grounds
0?, "desortlou and adultery, A contest
devolution on II motion by the) plaintiff's
a’ttbrnoy to amend the complaint. by
striking out the Iounl for Ilosor.tlon
" ,Mr. Fosscndcu, counsellor tlIII dolomi-
nut, claimed that the defendant vole
not tho will: of the plaintiff, uud has
not boon for several years; that she
obtained it lawful divorce In 1806, and
married hcr proscut husband. Charles
A Butch in MIIIIistown. N .l., in 1897.
By this marriagc sht.‘ has two c'hildluu.
Ho. held that the suit had been once
pIopcI'ly, tiled in the Supeiior CouIt
before Judge Case. and it was not fin-
ished becnuso of tho failuro of the
plaintiff to prI-scnt. his ploudings in
reply to Mr. Foundation's answru, so
that thc points at issue might "III piop-
erly IIIIIII. Upon Mr. Fosscuduns ob-
jection at tho tIiaI below Judge Case
all tho cviIlIInI' o intended to show fraud
was IIXIIIIIII-d by Judge CItso, and Mr
Fosscndou now Iinlmcd that tho plund-
lags WIIIII closed, and that it
late to c. IIIIIIgI- thIIIII_ Ho lIItlnIutI-Il thnt
theIsoIo purpose of thc plulntid's mo~
tlon to Sll‘lkh out the count for do-
scntlon was that. in cost: he should
Buttered In his action in (unit ll(‘. might
illegitimitiuc the defendants children
"and make but out It criminal in the
eyes of the law. l\l.l lIusscuItIIu claim—
ed that Wood was thoroforo not untitl-
ed to any special consideration hi the
hands of the coun, ospcclully III: the
dcl’I'IndeIIt had significd, long ago. th
willingness to rclcuso all IIIII (lower
interest in the (38th“: of tho plaintiff
in Now York and elsewhere.
The court. refused to allow the pro-
posed nmcndmont and. on motion 0
Mr Foescndou, ginntod III) extiu allow.
afice to tho defentduut waking $150 in
II
it u: not yet possible on ten whcn
, the case. will be brought to trial It
posed amendment, and on motion of
the pec'nliai (.ll‘t‘llmlltlllties and bo-
cause it involves the nestlon of Vill-
ldity of the divoico Sinntcd to MIs.
Wood now Mrs. .Bataes
oamsiou FAvtms zewruss.
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South Norwafi: gauge.“ Wine Suit
Against Ngw Woven Lawyer.
The Supreme" court of Connecticut
has handed down It Idocislou which
will be of interest. to tilitny South Nor
wail: people It is in the case of Max-
well Slade. I: laIvyer of New Haven
against Otto P.‘ Zeltwfues
(l eenwich, but now of South No) walk
w ero he is engaged in the drug bus-
loans.
Slade aoouirod a number of claims
against Zuiifuss. who was at.
time In business it). Bridgeport. and
brought suit on them. closing Zoitfucs
out of business.
Zcilfuss, through his attorney John
Keogh, out. up a plea. in abatement-
t.hnt Sillilty was not the bone. lldc owner
mid lbat Sludc an an
ttttorucy could not buy claims and sue)
on thou) without being guilty of malt»
tIInIIutIII under the pcnul codc'ln tho
of the claims,
old English low of champeriy
Tho Suprouw court found In fuvor
of 'loiti‘usu.
MR. M'DONALD IN BATH. ME.
Darlcn Business Matt Went There Be-
fore Attachment: Were Made.
Word hits but-n rchIivod iu llurlcn
that Robert McDonald. tliI- Ilrugglsi
Who IIIIIIIppIIIIrIIII two wouks logo Sutur-
IlIIy. in In his homo in both. MII. Noth-
ing ln'kuown hero of his I-I-IIIIIIns for
leaving- Danton. outdo from tho condi-
tion which ho must. have known lIlII
businusu won in- .Mcllloiinlddoft this
place It couplo of days bcforc uttucli»
month worn 0ch against his luminous
NEW YORK GRZCIQFY CO. CHRIST
The Now Yolk (lrooory Company It:
advertising n IIpIIIiIIl unto of IIIIcIIIquIy
"good things for (thrlnimmi, ct prions
which are lowor than him: ow-n been
heard of hcforo. All that is noodlul
to Idaho tho olutcrvuucc of violations
II merry out: in to have so cruel of
good): from thin welluknown store. A
grant array of prince tire quoted in
be) mi., and tho tedious Hunt stamp»
fll‘tll given with every purchase .
war-mam
FIRE m oltuo OTORE. .
Thur Win: It emnl re this morning
lil- oil:- of the Ilinpli indowe of Glen
dotting): drug III om .V The window": con.
timed a nunntity’pf perfumes, and
.ocmo potion for till w purposes. it}.
E. Lockwood mum In light the gun
I much flew off
(it. when the head
cotton. There was
and not life to the
truly blue for 1: few minutes, but
. of emails and a few pails
' Witter button mat: IIVII. 'flhn lens is
owned lllf illourifiw
it: too
toI Inerly ,of
that
mm: III the South Norwnlit
Second Glues Matter.
In Confident that the Jury will
day If they Hear tier
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Nan Patterson. the former show girl.
on trial l‘harged with the murder of
Coonor Young. announced hol’orc the
opening of com-u today. that if, after
It conference they decided to put in It
defense they would, thmugh witnosseu
and through tho dci'oudnut’I: own losti
mony prove that she did not kill and
did not plan to kill Cacscr Young as
has boon tho contention of Assintunl
District Attorney Rand
Witnesses may be caliod today who
wear that they heard Cuosor Young
telephone to Miss Patterson on tho
morning of the shooting. asking her
to moot him before. ill: called for Eur-
opu. They also declare they 'will be
able to prove that she could not. have
premeditated murdor sixiccu hours
before tho shooting, is was nrguod by
Mr Band, an aim din not. know she
would see Young on the morning ho
fore he sailed. It was also said that
if counsel docided to put in I: defense
it was quite prohubltuhut Miss Putter-
son would be allowed to take tho stand
and bill licp own story of i.II"II.,.-l’lttitl ride
with the‘booktuukcr. Miss Patterson
hus III‘IclIII-cd that sbc is anxious to
toll her story to the jury. "There is
much I can tell the jury that they
could learn from nooIth souioo,‘ 'sho
is quoted as saying. and when they
hcnr what. I how to any New one of
tIIIIIII will votc to cut me frIIII." Nan
Patterson is so confident of acquittal
that she said today that she had spent
her last Sunduy in the Tombs, She
nIlIlIIIi that she would be in IIIII faith-
I: 5 home in Washington III-lot II nnoth
or Sunday comes.
thn .tho Patterson trial was re-
sumod today it was announced that
cvidchIo would bII submitted by the
IiIIfIInVIII: It was said that Miss Pul-
totson hoisclf probably would be one
of ti): nunly wiIIIIIIIIIII-I IallIIIl to the
stand.
When recess in tho Pattcrson trial
was tIIkI'III Mr. Levy, of counsel for the
llt‘ll‘llrlt‘. announced that Nun Patter-
son‘ would take the stand in her own
III-bull" this afternoon. V
Having: wuivcd the privilcgc of mak-
ing on opcuing llllill‘t‘SS, Mr. Levy cull-
cud. She said the on John 3 last she
was employed III: II. tIIIeplIouc operator
at. the St. Puul Hotel, where tho Ile-
i’rnduut :IIIII tho Smiths I'ckidcd. She
said that "Nun" ‘utwrson occupiud
.lll IIpIIIlIuout of. tbo hotIII. 0n tho
c) suing of June 3, Miss Paton-sou com:
to the deck and told her that If any
one also but 'Chcsot" Young; cnIII-c
for box to tell thcnI she bud gone out
n’to dimly-r Lulur in the evening Youmf
cIIllIIIi up and gnvu bet TI IIIosnugI
which was delivered to Milan Patterson
E‘qurd S. Grossnflfl’, II clork In In.
Eighth IIvIInul: confectionery store
suitl flint Young IIIIIIII tho tIIIIIpIIonII it:
the store shortly aftor 6 o‘clock on lht
morning of June 4. According. to the
witness, whon Young, got his conucc-
lion through the central olIIRc III
euld: “Good motnlng; how do ya:
fIIIIl this" morning? Huiry up and got
(housed and moot me"
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FALSE FIRE ALARM
Norwalk Fire Department on I: Use.
lees Errand to Cross Street.
The Norwalk fire department was
called out on It l‘uist- ulurni to Crosr
street, Sunday morning about 9 o‘clock
Someone had such a grout volume of
smoke pouring out of S ’l'. itubcyr:
place and uttcmptud to limit} III an
alarm from u nearby box. which it i:.
said rol‘usod to work. A messenger
was dispatched to the Main strcot tire
house, and the nppurutus responded
In quick limo . Whon the lire-men ar
rivIId, hIIwIIVI-Ir. they wcro notilIIId lhnt
Ibo only lirc in the building was the
out» in tho stow.
MR8. CHADWICK l8 iLL. ’
Could Not Appear Before Bankruptcy
Court. This Morning.
CLEVELAND 0., IJIII lit-whirls.
Cuticle L, Chadwick was too ill to no
pour today hIIfoI'II ltIIi'IIrIIII Itcndngtoo
in thc bankruptcy cIIsI- IIITIIIIIIII her.
The Itnnouncomcnt to that IIl‘fIIct wus
math: in the bankruptcy court and Mr.
aroesmun. representing the creditors.
hinted that ho would Inn-I: III thI IIIII
«color with Mr. Down-y. counuol for
Mrs (‘budwlclu to .iIIclIiII lLH to who
IIIII IIIIIII'ing will tukII pluco
'I‘IIc .vxuminulitm of film“ Hoovor.
Wu. (ihudwlclt‘u son. and lI‘rudo i‘lwuu
storm, her mold. woo thou tIIkcu up.
MwlwaIpr
FIRE IAIN ET. JOHNSBURY.
.um
Two Largo luduetrlnl Eeubliubmcntc
my cd
8’73. JOIINWIIIIRY. Vt». Dec. 19.“
Two it'trge Industrial establishments in
the village of Puunumpulc, gmcticaily
tn:I only ones thorn. were mod to-
day, lnvolvnv II iinIInciIIi ice: ultimo
ed at. 570, 000 to 875,000 The fire broke
out. in the factory of the Paeeumpelc
tl‘lbrc Leather company, end spread"
to the extensive flour and grain mill of
'l‘lde ll: Company. Both plant»
were reduced to unites.
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WATEH FILTER PLANO HERII
Tho South NorwIIIit Board of Witter
Commissioners bet I: meeting, Sutur-
day night. it whlc. out: the full hot
of. filter plans. from Enginucr William
motto-II of Boston, linen. were mm
thud . it is expected tutti thonpecilb
nations will be bore in It: wank or no.
and that. bide can than I: menu on
theyork.
0 till!) Milt! C(fi’mflfl
um: . mum: '
Acqult Her Before Next Sun"- .
NEW YORK,D(‘{:.19.I-COIIIIBel for ,
ed as his first wit Toss, Ida F. Towns. -
, sad i “Quit-Wt” .
HUS NESS
Mayor Shortest-2. Dow Now the
Sole Owner of the Long Es-
tablished Industry of Com-
stock, Watkins 8: Dim. in
Washington Street
There will be work for I: sign paint-
or in It day. or two, us today an Import
ant‘ business change took place in
South Norwalk. The old establish-
od limit of Watkins and Dow, formerly
known as Cometock, Watkins and.
Dow. oeasod to exist and tho business
passed into theI bands of Charles E.
Dow. the mayor of the city." "
About. twenty years ago Willinm W
Cumstock, now rotlrcd, of fill ("Iutb
Mulu street, engugcd III thc bur ware
business, III Washingtonstreet. ,llis
vcnturo wus uttoutlud with uuccuss‘.
Aftcr conducting tho business for
nhotzt five ycnm, Snmuci .I. Watkins
and Charles E. Dow assumed the bllfll‘
ncss. Later, Mr, Iomsiock again be
I-IIIIIII iIItI'IrIIIItcd, and u very considera-
blu addition was erected to the rear
of the slum, allowing of II largo cuten-
sion of business. Mr. Comntock, how-
evor, found that tho I'IarIIII of the bust
IIIIss weighed too heavily upon him
and after being in the concern for
about u. your retired again. For some
timu tho businoss run under the firm
name of Watkins null Dow, and now
tho name will again be changed to
Charles E, Dow.
For years this concern bus enjoyed
tho. favor of the public for tuich
around and it was generally bIIIlIwcd
but. that-I: 0110 could not. only get any-
thing in the ship clIauIlIIIry or hard
ware lines, but what. is more, get a
square deal. ’
All three members of the firm hnvc
boon rocogniz‘od an conscientious and
upright. business mom and mm: whose
word has carried great weight in the
community.
Mayor Charles E. Dow is It mun who
commands the respect. and csIcI-In of
tho whole public and III: II busihesr
'nun in at credit to the community. His
political life has been as an open
book and no oxnmploof a clean admin-
istratlon and his business and socla‘
lilo have been chore reproach.
He is thorouchly familiar with the
business, has the bunt-fit. of Yours oi
training and success for him doubl-
use assured.
Without. doubt, Mr. Dow will rcccivr
utnny oongrutulntlons from his friend:
In his accession to such II tin:I busi~
11088.
OBITUARY RECORD.
CLARA MORRIS SANFORD
The (tooth of Giant M, Sanford oc
"I’ll-ll III the IIIIIIIII of bur IIitIoIIs III-
Bnltuford uvcnuc. liunbury, on Thurs:
zluv, after llll Illness of six \vf-t'kfl. Miss
Sanford was born III liunbury. and was
'luI daughter of Mr. mid Mrs. Joel 8.
Sanford. dccoaucd. Stu: was II mom
her of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, and Will: IIIVIId by ull who
know hot: The IIIIIIIIIII-IIIII II: survlvud
by out: sistor, Mrs. Alsop J. Smith, oi
Dunbury, two brothers, 'I‘bIIIIdorII Sun
ford. of Wustport, ntui .locl Ii. Sun-
foI'd, of this city. The. t'IIIIIIruI will
inkc place at 2:30 o’clock, Sundny af-
tcrnoon ut tho Into IIIIIIIII of tho dcccns-
(Id.
MRS. OSCAR OLSEN.
The death of Brldgct, wifII of Oscar
Olsen. occurred nt hcr homo. 22 “ml
street, this morning, from pure-.qutr-i
IiI:. utter IIn lllncns of uluctocu duys
botanist-II is survived by n unsound and
IIIglIi. children. The urrnugcnicntn to.
tho funorul have not yet III-IIII llllltll‘.
CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS
Will find a eoluudld Iluo of Moor.
schuum nnd Brier Pipes. ClmIrI: IInIi
Ciyznrotto Callus at Wbclploy «it Clark‘s.
MAY MOVE TO NOFIWALK.
"A Prominent Manufacturer Herc Bat-
urday Looking for Auto Factory.
.t prominot nutoiuobilo nquIIfIII-tur-
ur, whouc fillllltl It. is tbouchi bout not
to divulge at tho prurient tlIIIII, one in
Norwnlk. Baturduv, nusotiuliuu for lb .
romovnl of tho compnuy in which no
II: very heavily inthIIstcd. 'l‘IIII mm-
puny ill at prIIIIont lllllllllfllt'lillfillt II
yory fine four cylinder uprti ;Iu motor
lounuuu cur. which in II bounty in nu-
ury rounder
Tho proposition for Hip briuuiup of
tho concern to Ntlf‘WilIlk inlay bo
brought bol'orc tho Norwulk luminous
molt. 'i‘bo computtv imp luIcu in tho
business for nuvurul yours nud is u
vory prosIrI-IIIIIVII IInc nud would bII II
very donirnblo addition to tho city's
industrial:
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M‘ETHODia‘f‘ LADIES' FAIR.
Brought to a Close suturcay and I.
Most Successful Event.
'l‘hc fair of the bodice‘ Aid Hmdcty
of the South Norwnlk Moihodlut
Church. hold in fled Men's llnli ll'rt
day night cud Saturday nftornoon and
cunning. wet: I: large «cancer: The
crowds were much greater Flnturuny
evening then they were the night be“
fore and the many hundcomc articles
flout the different booth): tndmi awny
before the oneluuchte of tho pltl‘clmo
on. no snow would do bcncnib II July
”uni
'l'lIe fortune wild-rs. the llillp bed and
thc refreshment lIootiIII wore all large-
ly patronized and wow people uvttii
. pullout m:
. laxity“ wit III to I)
It? " V '
VII will: out, out: to slim .
ends.
Norw‘aik
, mutiny. which
.1. Non 8 and i0
shod) Norwulk. for
ovw ten yIIV , ti id last Saturday
afternoon to lllln ItIIcII, tho well
known boil pinyin, culliformetiy third
baseman for the P lladclphin Nntlonul
booguo tooth. Md, '"Lnudoi I: brother.
George lduudcr, W 0. is a prnctlcni
’lbo City Prlullx
has boon cutleblddb
North Main 8t tacit
printer, and has icon" connectod for
oO'llItl tIuIc Willba urge calendar and
catalogue printing establishment in
Indianapolis, IndinIin “Will conduct the
buslnons Mr! Latin or be): many
friends who will WIVIIII. him success in
his now otitcrprine Ho assumed con-
.Ioitoday. ’
cuter annular
‘ ‘stors RUNAWAY
,.
Darién Youliu People Thrown
Sunday Afternoon
Chief of Wound ’l‘boiuna- BIuIllcy , III
Nonqu, pcltormed u gullunt rescue
of a. runaway homo in Whit snout, bun
day IIIIIIIIIoon. , ’lho IIIIIIzIIId IIIIIIIIIII
.osead lllt‘,‘lllllt4i'.lu'Ollnil, Iiowucd him
and hourly exl‘mtlrilllil him, but count
not loosIIu but hold illiil finally Bub
.IIIIIIII.
Uhurlrs \iilliumeou, of union. out.
a youth; Indp mend won: out lot I.
sicigh ,riIiII undone of" tho runners II.
Inc vIIhicIc caught. in the frog of it
.IoIlI-y switch, loosing, tho occupuntt
out into the snow.
The IInImIII. frightened by the turn
If uifnirs, untried on a run and just us
he got in front of the Control Nationo.
punk. tIIIII-f-zltrutllcy,rati out anu
caught him bytho bridle. Thc horse,
.tlllll' frighwhctl' than over, used cvcr)
effort to gammy and Wool down in
.lIc struggle. with lhc’chiof purtiniiy
IIIIIiI-ruottth him:- Man and uhitun.
Iloundorcd around in tho slippory shop
and to'thtiyspootntorn it looked a:
though the- chief. would be seriously
Injured, or at. least put out. of liliulnebl
for the who being, and when lit
smurgcd victorious from tho combo.
Ilu-y wort: lunch rollcved.
Nclt‘bor Mr. Williumuon or his com
puulon wen.- nppuiutntly iIIIurIIy. 'I‘III
holso was solnouhht cut tinting III
struggle. and Wm: thltcn in the: Dutch
and Banks stublu. . ‘
CllltIl' Bradlry (“NS not. show any
ll ci‘t‘ccts of bin mlvunturc. today.
though be won bit about the head I).-
lli‘ shafts during the encountor. III
kcpt lllt-l presence of mind and and
I‘Ibilllly dodged the jabs of thtI nui-
uulls' hoofs.
TOWN COURT MATTERS.
Mrs. Maurice Hartlgan's Trial Defero
ed—Frelght Car Passenger Fine...
't‘hcro has boon it still further dcla)
in tho trlul of Mrs. Maurice llnrtlguu
churned with violation of the LQIIOI
low. The cone cuIIII: up Saturday at"
tcruoou in. thII Town Conrt. It. wue
bclicvutl thIIt Judgo Downcs. of Stunt
ford, would ho prudent. to try the rust
unit that. Deputy Judge IAIIIlIwooIi
would proscruic us prosecuting liquor
uncut, in spito of the cluim not up by
AttornI-y John Keogh for tho deform,
ibut IIII l‘l.\lllll not do so IIIIIlcuily oi
Icgully in the court of which be II: II
judgo.
Tllt-‘I't! \Vllb‘ couniIIoI-ublo III-butt) oi
tho multur Suturtlny. At limos it Wu;-
ILIeI-llnonioue, to soy tin.- least, um.
JIIIigv ’l‘ItonI‘ stoppIIIl it.
Judge Lockwood ilnully withdrew
IIIIII thI- cusc wont ovIII- until ’l‘hurutiuy
of this \I-IIIIII, whcn uomcont- ulnc wil.
probubly promote the case.
This morning tho 'I'own Couit Wits ll
ruthor busy pIIIcII. William IIIIIIIIIIIII
II frolght our pusscngur, who alightcd
SuiuI-duy from It ll‘illll lu liownyton
mm on triul for Ilruultcnncss uhd
III-ouch of tho pIIncc. Benhum bcing
I-ruzy drunk wont into the ruilroIIII
sloth/II und witch ordcrcd out by Stu-
tiou Auctil .lonou, rIIfIIsIIIl to go and
ubusud bin) I-ouuuloruhly. 'I‘hII ogonl
lllll‘llll him out IIIIIIIII, but bu would
not go i‘nhutnltltl Isuirignn Will-l nun»
mom-d uIIII pIIIIIIIl llIIanInI uiulcr ur-
I‘lb‘l 'lhlu IuqulIIII wlIIIII tIu: cunu
l'llll't‘ up. .luIiIIII ‘l‘uylor flood llcuhum
til: for.IirIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII null 320 for brunch
III" the pouch.
I'utriclt tiuiubin, o"
WIII IIIII'III‘II tit: ’anII
Inn on u II'lIIIIIIII of IlI'IIIIkoIIuoIIu. lie
was cIIIIIIichIIny luloxicntod, Sutur-
uuy night. 'i'hiu IIIoInitiII In court ho
was flood $0 and costs.
.IIIIIIIph illihbili. who rosltlcu in PIIIII
utI'IIct, IvIIII ut'rotltcd lust III/citing on
tho compiuiut of his wine. who I-InlIucIi
that be won on much Intoxicutod that
she. was afraid he Would lnlurc her
llttlc sink Iluughtcr. llo was cruutiug
quit: il IiiIItIIrbIIIIIIII t..bI:ro This morn-
ing .Iudgc ‘l‘uylor flood him $7 and
mull: for druukrnucuo. and 81f: and
coats: for brunch of tho poncc.
Plum. Norwulk.
mitt this morn-
“an“... “Mam-s .Ia «.m-
BURR MANUFACTURING CO. OFFI-
OER“?
’rho Burr MnuIIfwturlmt and Supply
Cutnpuuy hold a matting. Saturduy
night. and elected thclo officers: ‘ .
Preeidunwdohn M. Burr.
Vioe-pronidenbwll‘runcic 'l‘ Burr.
Flynn . -.
’i‘hc machinry .ry lute ho Inorcd from
Brooklyn. in II tow dnyu, and installed
in tho ’l‘nIlotI block, cantor of Whit-r
street and fitounibuut place.
Out of a Sléigh lIiWalI Street, ‘
Summary and ll‘rcemII-orwJumcs ll.
i
" ougluour;
'and another
Vessel oi the Siennard Oil
Company Burned elf Long
Branch Lest Night----Schoo~
ner Braylon Ashore near Bay
Head-~--Gemmumcahun Out
on. ,
NEW YORK, Doc. ilk—«By an ex~
ploulon and the burning of 1,000,000
gallons of petrolcumlon u Standard Oil
Conlpnny’s barge III ‘IIIIII off Long
IlIauch, N, J,., Sunday utteruomul’out
moo worII buruod to Iiozith. 'l‘hc dFIIII
III-II: ‘(Inptuln (I. P. Stokes: A. Sills
Al li'ubdt. fireman; no
known sailor. ,
"P'Olll‘ survivors of the crew of the
burnod borne wort: brought to tho:
port und are in II bospitul ritlil’tfi-IJL;
I‘rouI bums. Tho stcul barge No. 91,
barge in w of II tug
bound for Philu:iolpliih_nnd Were on"
Long Branch at 3 p. ., Sunday. Some-
thing iutsrfcrod with he flow oi" wutIII-
from tho fresh wntcr funk and Engin—
oor Solo llllll ll‘lI‘BllIflll Brundt wont
bulow to invest.gutc. An oxplosiou
followed, whether of gun or it boiler 1::
unknown. It llftod tIIII oftrr Ilcrk III
the barge and set tire to tho uttcr
hold. The bulk holding the petroleum
Wm: forty feet forward of where the
tire sturtcd, but It jumped this spucc
in 1! twinkling and willun o low Lulu—
IIteI: the barge qu: ablaze from stem
to stern.
'l‘hc tug Standard. which had the
barges In tow, wont lllOIlgsldO the
burning burgo and took 00‘ four sou-
mm), but. tho blaze hud sprcud so fast
that the others could not be rescued.
Those who wetu suvod wcic painfully
burned and tho tug hautcnod to NH:
II'OIlt, when: they received medical ut-
tondunco
The die on the barge was left to
burn itself out. 'l‘hII tug I'IIIIIIInIId to
tho scone oi" the Illsustci to rm: 0ch
tbs bodics IIIIII lllllli of tho barge, the
bullof being that tho latter was not
IIIIIIIy llCSU'IOYOIl
When the blazing bulge was sighted
last night it was impossible to Ioi'un
nytltiiig Iegnidiug the Into of the
crow. Tugc which were ncur at hand
'avr oil the Assistance possible and no
.Itt‘mt was math.I to teach the bulge
by tho life saving crew at thut point
I‘ho flint news, thorc_l'orc came new
today when II tug bout put Into Long
{slund City with the four survivors
on board.
All of these men were seriously
burned and wore taken lll oncII to a
hospital. There it wus found that. con
If thcm was in n ctitlcai condition uud
it was sold thorc. was only a It] not
chuuco for memory. It is lillilevtlil
hat the other thrtc Inch will survive
IIIIIIr injuries.
The cause of the- tire on tho burgl-
has not boon explained. None of the
survivors was in any condition to tnlk
today, but. it was learncd that therII
was IIII Implosion and burning oil was
thrown over the vessel. fl‘bc. men were
knocked unconscious by the concussion
and burning oil act the to their clothes.
’l‘bII bnrgc had on bonrd 21.000 burrols,
or 1.000.000 gallons of oil.
Schooner Brayton Ashore.
NEW YORK, Doc. lithho schoou.
or Lizziu H. Bruyton, which went
ashore on tho outor bar nom- Bay
llcud. N. J.. ycutordai. was lying in
tho sumo. position today. Whethor
or not she could be ilontcd won a
question. but two big wrucking stunni-
fll‘S'WOY'O standing near by, nwuiting
a favorable opportunity to make the
first attempt. Reports from Capt.
Ruby and thII crew of eight men, who
wurc rescued by tho lilo savors when
he .llruyton struck the bur yesterday,
any that they sufforcd III) pormu cot
ol‘focts from their tryinu .prorlon .c.
Thu Bruyton Is It compuruiivoiy new
volesol. havlur. brun built at Bath, lilo.
in 1001. Shc was bound from Iiulti~
more for Providenco, with It cargo of
cool.
Cape Cod oIaIrIcf Cut on.
WAREHAM, Miliill.. Doc. lil.~—-'I‘ho
outiro Cupo Cod district south of Wcro~
hum II: pructlcully out off today, tolo
obonic (X'lllllllllllllilllml IuIliiIg impossi-
blo IIIIII tIIhIxrrnph wircI-I south of Buz-
zurds Boy being out of order ounc-
IIount of :Icatcrdny'u storm. In tIIIII
town cno oi tho electric cars were
running on tho Now Butiford nnd 0n-
uT-t Strcct ltndlwuy und while tho Mid-
dloboro, Wurobnm und Buzzards iluy
Shoot. ltallwuy wan open from Mid-
diobom to this place. can: could not
new: iurthor south on account of the
snow.
Telegraph Wire: Dlubled.
PltOVINCll'TOWN Muss, Doc. Iii.
(By mall to Boston Doc. 10) ~’-~AII tolo
phouo and tclogrnph wircu wcrII dis
nblcd no the rouuil of qut niubt's
storm. and thorn was I: heavy full of
nowhere. Then: was no uoriouu
dammit: to shipping.
Fuuncc Molloy. II ueeinnn, was land-
ed born from the llcston trnwlor Mys-
buy today, buying broken his log by
becoming amounted In the, huiynrun
while the melneull was being locum-cu
Gable Linec Wrecked. ,
WOODS HOLE, Mum, . LDIIC. lib-m
Guinea to Vineyard Riven tire or olden
and telegraph poles are wrecknd In vu-
rloun directions from till): mint.
Salli-WM“ Fluted.
NEW BEDF‘ORD. Muss. Dec. ill.»—
V~Vin creamer (indolent: from Vineyard
V
w "cutout. your:
Warmer tonight sitcom l '
Tueuday colder III neuuwIII cattle,
fresh to southwnt windd. .
ashore was damaged in all of then:
took bottom where there was mud and
rested easily.
, . Show 3‘. cake Rondo.
GROVE BEACH. Dec. lit—9A0 road:
In this section woro practically lm
passable today, III: II rouult of the Sun-
duy "gmomin nuow storm Coming ox.
tho heels of the heavy snow full Oi
III-t week. this smith one hiccked high
ways in all directions, the wind which
ctcompnnlod it build; united in
snow level with the tops of tonnes to:
lulled
Snow Interrupt: Bullpen.
BOSTON, Dec 19. wCommnrdontion
with Cape God by telephone and tele-
graph broken off by Sunday's storm,
was still interrupted today. though
smell armies: of linemen were at work
making repairs. Train were delayed
rid/:3 . o 4 Cups points bv mall
and messenger weronot expected to
a II b new tuuuy much before noon. Tho
IlIIIIlIIIho lines were Intact to Ware
hum, about fifty miles from Boston.
and Buzzards Bay, iifty- the miles from
Boston. could be reached by telegraph
but us these points are about thirty
miles from points on the south side o
the Conn and nbout seventy five tubes
from l’rcvlnootown at the end of Cape
I‘cd, practically no new bed rcadhed
either place since Sunday evening,
Such additional information as had
been received indicated that the our,
ller reports of the storm had not bend
Ixutnolutod The snow is from two
to four foot deco and it: many places
dIiftcd by the gale so as to mock high:
ways and street car lines.
ouIIIiitlonIIl news had reached eith
'Il Iluzzurdr: Bay or Wnroham early to-
day about, the many, vessels driven
nshoro at. Vineyard Haven or concord
ing other moi-inc disasters along the
cape shore...
ALBERTUS ASHOBE
0N FISHER'S ISLANI
Was One of a Tow of Intel
Bound from Philadelphia in
Boston. and Captain Los
Bearings
_...._..
' .... DUNDON, Dec. .19.--Tllellfll'gt
reported last night as ashore on thI.
south suit: of Flshors Island, is th:
Alberttls, which was a part. of n tor
of thrcc bound from Philadelphia to
Beston in tow of the tug Choosing:
Early Sunday morning, Captain ’I‘ay
lor of the tug attempted to tnkd hi
Iow into ”New London harbor, bu.
hissed his bout-lugs in the blindini
snow storm, one of tho burgcs goim
whore. The other two barges wer.
iIIt‘I III ant-ho: whileI the tug came to
this ('ll._V t'oI assistance Moanwhll
the non of tho \Vlotked bnigc werv
shot) off by thI. How of the lifcsnvir
noon on Fishers Island, by means 0
ho ll““(l"lll’f~' buoy.
A tug from the Thames 'I‘ow Boat
Company’s dock assisted theI Dictator
II mummy: tIIII two uiIchorIIII bzirgo
to this harbor, and today the towbon
zonipnuy will cndouvor to lighter th'
cargo of cool on the utrunriod barge
I‘lw Albcrtus at 9 o'clock this mom
inn was ly'ng in thirteen fI’IIt oi" wait:
The captain of the lli‘o-snv ILL!" stutim
thought it probable that, tITII burgt
would go to pieces In the heavy sun
but Captain 'l‘zlylot lIIIllcvos thII boo"
run ho saved, us she is rest. In; ousiiy
HAN DSOM E WINDOW DISPLAY.
nu—u-p—
Rogers IB. Stevens ImproVe Facilities
and Have Many Attractive Articles.
Rogers and Dtcrous have II rcmarli
ably handsome clothing and outilttiur:
orc. as :ou doubtless huve remarked.
This Christmas it is more atlrnctivl
than. over and the decorations urI- cu
porb.
The two lnruc show windows hnw
been ro-arrnugcd within the past for
Weeks. and III consitleiablc cxpcum
have been fitted out In tho most mod
on) way Thcy arc hacked will
quurtcrcd (Ink pnnollnt; with plntIV
Ilium: IIIirrors mid divided into com
purnucutu on upper and II lowui, cool
of which in II IIIIIIIplIItII window lll‘
play These windows are mndc wltl;
II hnntluclIIo purquot floor and Mo ll.
deed handsomely dcrornlcd.
In tho window on tho uouihcru slit
of tho liltll" urn IIIIIIdeII'ciI‘cl‘IIt IIII
nocktlcs and the chilly little thing:
which ul'll Iiico iihriutmnc romeo)
lIthIctIs. Tho window It: dccorutod
will) uuhus IIuIl vIIIl'ux.
The northern window is filled with
(I. lino assortmont of butliroboc. smoi.
lug jackets and othcr comfortnbltv gm
Int-nu: suitablo for presents.
The Interior of tho utorc in IIIIII
haiuiuomciy Ilucorntcd with urchus (I
group rising from pillars of rod on
with tint-tel housing pcndcnl iron
than). '
’l‘IIroIIghout the atom tho some good
ionic. provuilu IIIIII It in it vory pleasant
plum) in which to do Christmas shop
ping.
”OBTEOPATHV.
(ionmlputlon. dizziness, billcuenorn,
etorunch trouble and oil chronic die
.quus cured by this modern trantmont.
Dr. J. r). ert, till West Arc. Norwullt.
Ct. ‘I’hono d6 2.
HENRY HAD Abilis‘i'ANCI-Z.
Henry Bonner, the genial Janitor o:
the h‘rnnklln school. was tho victim l
II. joke. yesterday morning. itcury wu
on guard over the tires at the echoor
and was making pmparutions to then
off the walks. about 3 o‘clock when I
mun come out of the darkness and
presented himeclf at: Mr. Malone, my
log Mr Bennnr'n son bud cont him I
assist in shoveling the snow. Mr.
Bonner was planned at the prospect I)
help. and the ultnvolltut prc'zroesrr
runirlly Tibial IIIIIII d o'clock. wbcn tsz' .-
clout: )- routed "it
or called None of he craft. forced
. trance to Port
Russian Soldier Who
Shot Seventeen Times
Operations against the Russian
ship Sei'astopol was received
't says:
It: I otship chnstopol.
on that dam
ed her.
“A shell struck Commander
mum's torpedo boat and four
hit Commando: Nnkamutn‘s
:oI udlnz three sailors
IoIIII r Independently.
‘lthu
Flotilla 0. Commander Oink‘;
sessivcly and brnvolv con i“ had
‘ack from two until four o 'clock
Iiornihg.
"Commander Otnki's flotlll
most vigorous atwtack
eviction. ad libitum
n the town court, {and the
Iourts for some months wow
nturdo:
SU (‘04.
WANTED.
Vice Admiral Tuna Tension),
Firing Against the Bus" i
Turret Ship Sevasio'puln
TOKIO Del: 18 II a. m.-VIvo’Ad-~
mlral Toms report upon the torpedo
“0n the night of Doc. 14 our tor. 1
code dotilles made It gallant and brave ,
series of attacks n'ulnst the Rudolph ~
"The flotll‘ as arr ved outside than!)
4” rhur about midnifiht.
be leading flotilla; tin
dor commander Ilncbldn and Il.‘ spec .,
torpedo" bout partly for attttc in,
partly to roconno'. tre, approached. ,
Sevnsfopol at 1 oclock and under the:
searchllghte and fire of the enemy
ships and shore batteries they attdok
."Subrcqueutly o r flat has attacked
‘ Flotilla A, Commander Kauama,‘ad-,
vnnccl first for thc purpose of ties-"f
royiug the defences protecting the .
qovnetopol and also to draw the "Ill-f
vert the fire under the netny‘s search»
Flotilla B Commuter Jlnflt
‘a D. Commandol Saki and Flotilla E, f
‘fioIIIuIzInilnr Kawnse, approached suca
broached the closest and delivered the f Y
(Continucd on Fourth Page).
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'I‘ho iImquIII-able li-ticatitIns between >,
Charles Pennington. Jr., and William”
‘lcCI-ombo suits for rent and suits for
which have 999W
mg“ .
a
McCromhe paid thew
“cents and his fililuros ,whlcb had it .
.IIndcr attachment will be ro'eaeed '5;
installed in his pint-II In North Main
was
turroi: .
tone ~ ‘
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chats
boat. .
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tho at V
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blemishes removed by electrolysis. Apt
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