reload Thai Russian Reply
Delivered ihis Morning,
9312123 Thai Demands Are
to . .1 real to Be Met—Con-
more Adjourned for Today
PORTSMOUTH, N. ll. August. 11——
Russinn reply to the Japanese
millions 01' pence was IlI::iichonl by
no. Witte to Baron Komuru this morn-
but. “The heut wus already alluoet un-
ildnl'able when the Japanese and
Sustain plonipotentialies set out for
naliy yard about 9 o‘.clock The
Ty was dancing in the nineties
’ ho verpudu of the hotel and not a
breach of air was stirling. Bay and
there seemed swooping in the tropi-
tool atmosphere. The foreigners were
mirl‘y oveIconIe They were mopping
eir brows as they appeared. The
, heat evidently affected their tempers.
The grinl.s serious business on hand
upon the issue of which the whole
.. world waits breathlt-ssly seemed
temporarily forgotten in the general
_ orientationioi the weather.
.Mr. Witte bud Mr. Tnkahiru, who
have suitered particularly from the
,imprecedouted heat wave which has
heid‘thls much vaunted summer rc-
sort in its grip for three days iuokIIIi
' almost Worn out [inron Komurtt. with
Mr. Tukahlra and Mr. Wilte with Bur
on Rot-ten. were taken to the navy yard
in” automobiles while the secretaries
and attaches Wont over 111 a launch.
The latter greeted each mm on the
wharf with smiles. but there was lit
tle L01 dialiiy and no trutteI'IIizlng. The
few rematks exchanged were simply
the polite amenities itllll tompiuints
against the wuuhor.
When they entered the iauuth they
were perforce compelled to again
speak to each other as they were luk-
' lug their costs, but. before the Iaunth
had gone 200 yurtlu the attempt to
keep up a convcrumlon tuldcd Por-
lmps among the Russians tho |"'(Stl‘\1‘
was lens noticeable than among IhII
Japanese, but thorn was little to
' choose between them in this i't'Spi‘L‘l.
Their strained attitude toward (‘Ht‘ll
other, hue been nItIIIil‘IIsthi to the
most indifferent olIuI-rver. it scouted
a bad augury. inch-d. pcsulmism.
. black pessimism reigned. it was I11-
I ready wuli understood that Mr. \‘Vittc's
-roply upon the two main points was It
firm. but. courlemut refusal. He, made
no concealment of thui and such ludi-
cationtl us come from their headquar-
, tel-s breathed a spirit of implacable
‘ , resolution to adhere to the refusal.
Indeed there were open inlimutlons
that unless the .luptInIIIIII Inodtllcd their
positions upon this point. the attempt.
to negotiate peace must result in fail-
ure and. predictions wort: made among
, tfio'Russiun correspondents that next
, it would see the I-ud
’. The peace conference IIIljoqucIi ill
'10th o‘clock.
the some time there was a pon-
l' impression nbout the hotel thut
Witto was “boiling." (in the
'1‘ Side :1 slmilur but cven more im-
resolve attitude at determination was
owed. 'lhoy scorned sure of their
ilion and their strength The Jill)»
II.Mcse’ noted an if their minds were
libido up. They would diuI ill-1S but
21on 0! the main points. 'i‘the
1112 good glouuds {III the utntcmcnt
9 the miner conditlonn were in-
tied for the purpose of balgaining.
.. title bthctu in unbalance must
Mn this condition of Ilfiuirc there
but. be surrender on one side or the
or. or the war will go on. There
Itlll be 11 chance of peace, but
based ‘cutlrtIly upon a sudden
house ‘oi the unI- ompromising attitude
I one hide or the other. l’IIIIliIItlous
mount that if It bIIIIIk comets Pros-
4
fill or. A first
1’but tilting makes
IuItIIin. man an
i
. tin girl
, anniversary of which has been cele-
. Dimmoll was today appointed Pout-'-
ltlent Roosevelt will again. step into
the branch. Inl- , . I
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quT 11021173216 kiwi: lint/2
The discovery of radium has eclips-
ed in popular estimation the discovery
of the Roentgen rare, the ddoonniul
brated in Berlin, under the appropriate
presidency of the moat distingubihed
oi German surgeons. It may certainly
be. admitted that the later diecoI‘Iel-y
is or inculculably‘ sl‘ea‘ter theoretical
importance since it has led to a new
the-or of matter, has establishedIthe
princl'ple oi evolution in the last
stronghold oi! its opponents. anti has.
indeed, initiated a new epoch in physi-
cal science. Prof. Roentgen'evdiscov-
cry. in 1895, has done none of these
things. 01’ course.“ cannot be said
that the Roeu‘itgeu rays are of. no theo-
retical importance. for it, iseomething
to hove extended the gamut of ethereal
vibrations to. any octaves beyond
the notes” of ultru~violet light; but
it is especially the practical import-
ance of these rays that- will endow
with permanence the name of the
Wurzburg professor. in. this regard.
the Roentgen rays leave radium for
behind lot it is may be said that the
practice of surgery has. received no
ouch aid as from them since the work
of Lord Lister thirty years ago.
'1 he doctors did not wait for the
physicists to determine the value of A.
they merely turned to the mysterious
rnys without inquiry and proceeded to
utilize them. Only the other day we
heard trout America that the field of
their action has been extended. with
euIII-ess. to some of the most obscure
and intructnblc of the soIculicIl “dis-
eases of the blood," and, indeed their
therapeutic properties have long ago
outweighed their use in diagnosis, uni-
que though that be.‘
III'IchItlIelcus. practice is uiwuye, in
”11‘ long run. 'ht the mory of theory.
lCmpirirism may go a. long way, but
never so far as science properly so
called. It is becoming cvidont, for in-
stuucc, that in order to obtnin the full
bIIuolit oi the therapeutic action of
those rays the doctor must wait upon
llll‘ physicists. A whole host or condi-
tinus_ still undetermined, clients the
character uIId tints the biological pro-
lll‘l‘lit‘H oi‘ the rhys.
'I‘hcre are doubtless as many differ-
t‘lli lands of Roentgen ruy us of visible
light; and Ill. present. the surgeon has
the very vuguest idcus us to the kind
that ho is using. Indeed, he can never
bI- euro oi using the sumo hind. still
low the some amount of any kind. on
two consecutive occasions. liunce,
no doubt. the rust confusion and tho
muuy coutrudictions that obtuln bo-
twccu the citpcricnccs of different
nut-goons, or the. some surgeon on dit-
l‘I-Ient occasions. 'i‘heI-Ie practical Illi-
lit-ulties will be resolved, for the pub»
in bcneilt. not. by the surgeons but
by the physicists.
'i‘hut there is a reality correspond-
ing to what we c1111 the other no one
now doubts. despite the fact. observed
by Mill and Spencer, that we are ap-
parently compelled to postulate in-
compatible propct'ilcs tilt-root. We
are further certain that this other ill
capubio of propagating. in straight
lines. waves of vibrations which are
truusvcrse to the line of propagation.
('lht-rc is no known rout-Ion why the
other should not vibrutc in waves to
and fro in the line of propagation, Its
dot-s IIiI' when thrown into thotlé
movements which we translate as
sound. Professor Roentgen at iiret
thought that his rays might consist at
such vibrations. but that view lull
been uhandoncd.)
Now, the most familiar and longest
known of those trunsvcre ethereal vi-
hrotions countittttu what our retina
and brain translate as light. We can
see Just about one octuve of these; but
there in no reason why there should
not be an indefinite number of octaves
invisible to ole—though perhaps tho
lower animnla may see some that we
cannot. . Many kinds of vibrations are
known to be an comparable to light up
one note on It piano to another. These
include the Herzluu waves. and, in»
deedueiectrlcal waves in general, the
Roentgen rays, the waves of radiant
heat, ultra-violet light and many more
nnmud after their Iiiscovcrers, Bec-
querel, Lcnurd Lebedcw, etc.
It. has been proved for some, of those.
and Is probably true 01 all. that their
onward upced through the other is
identical With the long-known speed
the theory of their essential identity
with light. There is thus no real die-
tiuction betwoon signaling by the hell.
ogreph and nighttime with It Marconi
apparntun. nave that the eye can no
one module. but not the other. Both
travel at the name speed, a little more
than 120,000 miles in every second.
Taking thin figure we may gain some
idea of cosmic distances if we recline
that the light by which the nearest
fixed star is seen tonight left it. in the
last moments of the nineteenth cell'-
lury.-Pnli Mull Genetic.
recruits-rim AT e‘uesruur HILL
WASHINGTON. August l2.iIl—-E.
master at Chedtnut Hill. 001111..“
allies of the worth-clue.
W
Mine Grace 13. Coiburn and Min
Therein Daniel. at Philadelphia, are
spending 2‘ low days with their friend.
Mm. it. maroon. of Winfield street.
12m Norweill. I I
him—Com
Mrs. (livernlII—“Butlou were here Mr
of “glib-“ii luctwwhioh consort» with Hill
, Executor will cause tillIII order to:
out
392.3 ,
nine «in ct! red.
clock merke‘t irregular. The bellied
by in the Motion stock market. Mid ed
to the irregular tendency. Amongst
the uotnb‘l‘e trains were Lend
. lit
, Kan-22‘ a. Texan old. 1%: Into boule-
vlllo and Nouhvilie lo'lt ii.
'I'ODA I ODOTATIONII
I666 DHVIIO m of
Baton
’Amiil 066 “12"“
Am C & F 00 36
Am ‘002 Oil '29
Am LOGO 4'
lit
129% 129% 129% 129%
Am Sugar 1“ 1““. 1“ 14m
A '1‘ & ,3 F9. 89% 89% 89% 89%
A '1‘ 6: B F pt 103-72 II... vs 103A 103%
Bnlto at Ohio 116 116 116% .,..
B’li'iyn R- , ' 69
Chen & 0129)
Ch at Villa
AmSmoit I
Circulation increuuc,
BLOWN INTO AIR BY STEAM
GEYOIR.
NEW YORK August i2.——.lohn liar
tigun a laborer, was blown into the
air with u geyser of steam which rose
live stories high from an exploding
steam pipe. ten feet below the eve-
Inont of Valley stioet. today. Hurti-
gnu is expected to (110 from his in-
iurics and ucaidu. Other workmen
wurc severely burned and the lives 01
pnt-lllt’l'l'll)y were endangered. Hurti-
gun was the only man at the bottom
of the pit when the pipe burnt. Along
first jet of steam and land which rain-
['1‘ down over the street. Hurtigan'a
form was plainly seen. He was blown
cumpletciy out of the hole and was
deposited against a hydrant with on
inpuct thnl builds his right leg. nulti
gun was taken unoonlcioun to a hos-
pital and Icvived by stimulants after
which he received the last sacrament
The steam geyser spouted for several
minutes before the supply valve was
closed.
JAPANESE DEMANDS.
LONDON, August 12,—A dispatch
from St. Petersburg says: “Although
the foreign office preserves absolute
secrecy in regard to the news from
America, 1 am informed from trult-
worthy sources that the press Illu-
patch containing the Japanese condi
tions of peace is identical in substance
with that sent to the Foreign Olilce by
Mr. Witte."
POMFRET LlSRARY DEDICATED.
IOU'I‘H POMB‘RE’F. Vt., August 12.
—-'l‘he Abbott Free Memorial Library.
which was presented to the town of
Pomfrct by Judge Abbott. of New
Mexico. was dedicated here today in
the presence of a large number of
townspeople and visitors. Judge AbI
bolt. who is a native of South Pom
fret, made the presentation address."
TO FIGHT YELLOW FEVGH.
LIVERPOOL, August 12.-—A1nona
the penance" on the Compact: which
sailed today, were Major Surgeon Ron
and Robert Boyce. professors in the
inverpooi School of Tropical Medicine.
who are going to New Orleans to as-
olnt the authorities there in dealing
with the yellow fever outbreak.
PREMDENT AT OYOTIH IAV.
OYSTER BAY. 1.. 1., August lit—-
President Roosevelt and party reached
Oyster Bay at 9: 40 a. 111. today. Tho
prenldent drove Ill. once to Gunmen
M“
u.‘
POLICE til-till ”WOUNDID IV
RADOM. lib-21°
”hound .hAuguet 18.
ched many wounds from laments
of a bomb thrown at him today.
The town court docket or all onset
lfor the past. your were read this mom-
mi.
District at Namath 82..
Court. July 2121.. A. 11,1905.
Estate at Tallinn“ linker into at
.Norwnllt in cold Dietrich decanted. ‘
IIIIII Oiepidtnmohhela' Ig'mm I5“
oullt t in
Court
once in Norwcik. on “the nth- any of
Au .2
“flat” ”3:20:1qu iiltdré'e'ted in
mute my be notill skillet-wt 9'1"
published in n we
circulation in at -
IlII helm mid
iy . tut we‘lgeuey. Moog
‘tYeu‘lliit ‘2 V ,'
in In l'IlI siren tilte-
w’i‘he chief of no ice of ill in city roI
Probably
‘ . ‘ Mfume“ ‘ .
, - III on buying or-
derII‘ Incite the opening tone 01‘ the
I about it
butter 00.. done-Q
Oct-bet
1,5 .
Ch M & St P 185 185% 184%
001 F k l _15%‘A.6% 45 4056
Col South I I‘ 86 I27 I28
Del & Hull 2.13 21: 213 til-I.»
Eric 48% 9 96 48%
Erie lat. pf 84% 85 84% 85
Gen Elec 184 184 184 184
Ill Central 179% 179%, 179 179
L011 & Nash 150% 150% 149% 150
Manhattan 166% 166%, 166% 166%
Met St. Ry 128 129414 127% 127%
Mex Cent 22 22% 22% 22%
M K II T 3 1. 31 119% 30%
M K & '1‘ ‘pl 61% 66% 67
Mo Pacific '102 “102 1017‘ 101%
Nat Lead 47% 49 47% 48
N Y Central 153% 154 153 153%
Nor! 8: West 8654, 86% 86 86%
Out or West 5495‘ 55% 54% 55%
Pm: Mail 42% 42% 42% 42%
Penn R R 144% 144% 1441.6 144%
Poo Gas 106% 105% 106% 105%
Reading 107% 10964 107% 109
Rep Steel 21%. 21% 21% 21
Rock island 32% 32% 32% 32%
South Pac 66% 65% 66%
Son Ry Co . 32% 35%; 85% 35%
Son Ry Co 99% 99% 99% 99%
Tom I. & l 90% 891A 90%
Texas Pac 36% 3595 35% a... ‘
Union Pac 132% 133 132V; 132%
U 8 Steel 361/5 36% 36% 36%
ll 8 Steel pf 104% 104% 104% 104%
Wabash pf 40 40% 40 40%
West. Uh Tel 93 93% 93% 98%
Wis Cent 26 27 26% 26%
BANK STATEMENT.
Reserves. increase. 3683.275
iicscrves. U. S. increase. 3682.500
Loans, decrease, 86.272300
Specie, decrcuso. 8713.300
ileum! Tender. Ilccreusc. 81.220.200
Deposits. decrease. 310.467.1011
$977,300
with the debris which rose with the‘
,, land formerly owned
my.
I
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“it!!!” 11mm- ‘
Alarmo Apart 12. ... Fen"
hollow;
had here 162 the Intety o!
are enter
Theodore
Mnruuodori. which lot here more
then It Week Ago. bound or Greenwich,
Conn. The Memuedora is a large
onion 20332111. en 1122 n capacity or
pullou- t naphtha. This
would require burn nttiuu into points
for rabbit”. Aug) in: to reckoning,
the vessel should” it we reached one of
'tbe Atlantic mafia-rem days two.
o Arrangemenui had been. made for the
master to report to pertlee in this out!
upon arrival at. Penman. where it
was expected to add another engineer
to the crew When but heard from
the Numerical panned over Mobile
bar in a westerly .gttle.
.. i‘lII 11111ch1 Ipoul silt
Still Continue-
Gottl icb’s
_ CLOTHING, IHOII AND
FURNIOHINOI.
It North Iain om». lentil Remit
RYE BEECH
POPULAR EXCURSION
By Opeciai Train to
PORT GHEOTER
And Electrlc Street Railway.
FRIDHY. August 18
Special Train Schedule and Excur-
eion Rain In Follows:
[gave Branchvlllo, 8: 22 u. m,
cents
Leave Wilton. 8:30 a. m.. 70 cents.
Leave Norwalk, 8:13 h 111.. 60 cents.
Leave South Norwnlir, 8:47 a. 111.,
50 could.
Due Port Chester. 9:15 a. m. ‘
Where transfer is made to Electric
Street Rnilway Cars.
,mioflye Beach 219245 a. In.
Excursion tickets, the number of
which will be STRICTLY LIMITED.
will be good only on thespocial train
and date as above. and must be pur-
chased before taking tho cars or regu-
inr fare. will be collected. Purchase
in advance and avoid disappointment
on the day or the Excursion.
Boating, Bathing, PM Open Theatre,
Shore Dinners. Free Dancing, Millie.
Elm. and Numeroul Other Shore At.
(notions.
.RETURNING Excursionista will
leave. Rye Beach by Electric Line in
time to reach Port Chester Station at
5. 45 p. m.. at. which time return spec-
ial train will depart.
THE NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN AND
HARTFORD 'RAILROAD 60.
F. c. CQLEY.
Aut't Gen 1. Pumper Agent.
Popular aside
Ixcolt lON
SlePlfbflASE ISLAND
Connecticut's Wonderland of Amun-
‘ menu.
W: Hall to
BRIDOEPORT
AND STEAMER.
Thur-day. luau-t 1‘!
special Train Schedule and incur-
elon Ram u FolloWI:
Leave Durieu 9: 21 a. m . 50 cents.
heave South Norwalk 9: 27 2.111..
40 cents.
Due Bridgeport 9:50 a. In.
And STEEPIEICHASE lSiIAND by
Steamer at 10:20 u. m.
THIS is A LIMITED EXCURSION.
No Tickets are sold beyond the neat-
inx capacity of the train. Buy your
tickets in advance and avoid dine!»
p‘ointmont on the day or the Excur-
e on.
THE GREAT STEEPMBCHASE
RACE COURSE. Open Air Theatre.
Ballroom. Bathing Pavilion. Roller
Coaster. Circle Swings. Ferris Wheel.
flushing Gnliory. Musical Ccrouael.
Moving Picture Hall Trip to the Holy
Land. etc" are among the numerous
Ittmtiona'
RETURNING the éxoureionlsta will
leave Steeplechase island, by Steamer.
in season to reach Bridgeport. Station
at 6. 00 p. m, at which time return
special train will depart.
THE NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND
HARTFORD 'IAILROAD CO.
F. O. COLIY.
Aut’t Ocn'i. Mononucl- Agent.
a”%-"gmlm ""'
Sale of Real Estate
Notice is hereby given that all ouch
right. title and interest on Charle- ll".
MCGrItLl late of Nat-walk deceased.
had at the time of bio death in and to
the following 6611mm ml «totem
wit: One parcel of 12nd situated in
the town at Not-walk. nt nut Nor-
walk. being It building lot in dimen-
alone 110 loci front and four and 192
feet more or ion in depth. bound
North by land of Order W. Roman
and wile. lliaIIt by land of Floral"
June. South by hiuli
avenue. and Want it
Randell; being lot
80
no. or .1. atoms
:93 on e or
John 9‘.
lion. which map in on e in tile allot;
3:12“ Town Clerk oivliornlk; in for
For particular: “autumn apply to
WILLIAM Slim!) Adam-tutor,
Sou orwnik. Conn.
rodiultlncllt. It the Probe“ ,
emu bendoome ydoht , V
y culled myrtle '
Out
with that end in view.
Colored W eh Goods.
Fancy Wh to Mode.
lawns and Omandlu.
DOUKHOIORB BURNED CLOTHES.
W1NNIPEG.A'II not 12 .—-'i‘hirty
Doukhobors. r'cligio a sect,
to within half a lulie‘ or Yorktown es-
tcrdsy. stripped themselves and b m-
ed their clothes. The police arrested
all the men, women and children in
the party and wrapped them in blnn
lists. The Doukhobora intended to
march through the streets 01 York-
town naked. 'l‘héy refused ail nour-
iehment but raw potatoes. They say
they are looking f01 Christ
party is reported to be headed for
Yorktown from the Northeast “
wuam. m—.~~_...._T.._.._. .w. _.. 3.6.2....“
0111.
cumming
HEAP.
We are doing 11 lot of busi-
ness but we’d be a little better
satisfied if we had. YOUR trade.
Why can’t wet get together on
the Coal proposition for your
sake an well all our own? An
exchange of some of our good
Coal for some of your hard cash
would put us both in good hu—
mor. Our mice: are now at low
water mark. ‘
No deal with In: is completed
until you are polished.
TheFerritOoalOo.
Iouflt admin. ' I
Coai7Coal
no comm: on Tau" Palace
ron us. w: ARF THE INDEPIN-
DENT COALIDIA ERG. GIVE US
A CALL. WI 0 ARANTII COAL
”gay PRICED TO, I! SATIOFAO-
The Daniel 665911 0061 C0.
Saviour Ava. ‘ Int Not-walk. Ct.
‘ e. Ito—e
~_—_
ll prepared to do mini and expert
repairing and much 0 work on tutor.
at the
We build motor
patents tutti Inuit. - ‘
‘ano yup II and
III to unravel?
‘geimule for
Joint: II to It.
marched ‘
Another .
Annual August Sole 01211 lines of Summer Goods is
now in pro less. as it is our custom never to 021111 111111 56680191"
bie goods over from and season to another. we have I‘ntlde prices
'1
mm snm Warm.
Colored Slim Wilma.
Wash Sails.
«- .
, m
Joseph Garrett Jumped into Lake and
Died in the Hupltei. .
CHICAGO Autult i3. I—IJouilh OII‘I
rou returned home ll! till! city end
his wife told him to lwp into tltd 1220
Mid drown Motion.
.1 “All I." slit! bdrm. “l'lldolmt
allltl, end; moonlit me
alive when tuit'ell from the water. he
"tiled in the nuptial two hours later.
in the Motorola coil thoeoroner
found “it! note: ,.
1 MW}! '1th
III to cart”
filial-ran .0121 to leave the
M311 no to the
l
nodd
'I'Bod tot-gm
,umw'mw
NOWI’BOING In” "
cannot: modulus sellout-:11.-
Buy your Bargains now
and pay your bill in 0011- I
Venientwnmy my.
202103220 but; 'X'ovtc's." '
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£21m Germ been” ”61111ch when
net. and ,
Wash Skirts.
Linen Sam and Skirts.
ARE ALL INCLuDro In nus SALE. , "9
\
AMMIIID “film.
The . It; letters remain uncut
ed for 22 tile following petiole" tor
the 13th "all:
IOU? WALK.
III-I. Bilbo» gained View Hotel.
Belle 1 ploIIlI In.
Belle [lind' ggfli-i. 19W”
mu Julia 2’. It
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Norwalk Chronicler