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MW
' “Whine in...
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news when an. pants or rap ’woitto Iv. A IPIOIAL wins sun 'oun own
m
J
Generally on, except incite Om
flurriaa in north portion «Vermont
tonight or Thursday; “attentional
with frost tonight; moderate weal.“
winds. , . ‘
OPERATOR-
.«m‘ .. Wu..." . m.-- . .
w
f { Ellis hill
, lllxlillllil
Election ol
lo the Next Meeting Night.
November 9th
MR8. i. i. illllll ills
‘ .‘llliliiitill i8 Militilli
Thei'SupCfinlcntieni. ‘ Miss King. Aci-
jing as Matron
4
‘Tlié annual meeting of the Not-walk
Hoopltal Association was held last
evening at the Norwalk Club. btit the
matter of naming officers for the com-
ing year was left open until the sec-
ond Tuesday night in November. on
aaccoullt of some of the present olii»
cers signifying their desire oi" retir-
ing. Acomlnittee composed of Christ:
tan 8w ‘rtz. Dr. .l. G. Gregory and
Henry eymou‘r were delegated to re-_
port on nomination-s. The present of-
ficers are:
Presldent~Christinn Swartz.
Vice-Presidenb—Artliur C. Wheeler.
Treasurer—~l‘ranlrlin A. Smith.
Eitecutive Committee—Thomas l.
Raymond, Dr. J. 6. Gregory and Wit-
liam F. Bishop.
Messrs. Wheeler and Raymond and
Dr. W. J. Tracey were appointed a
committee to confer with the Ladies'
Board relative to the establishment of
a prudential committee.
‘ Mot night the- reports of the execu-
vijive committee and the treasurer were
appointed. showing the institution to
be ip‘firstclass condition ilnanciuliy.
Mrs. F; E..Tllitle‘, who has been con
necttid'with the hospital for u unin-
ber of years. has resigned as matron.
her resignation taking effect on 0010-
her lat. No successor has been chos-
on tours. Tutti and her duties will
be looked swib Nils Alice B. King.
the superintendej
till Pilliiiii lililii
' Edward J; limo Chosen Grand
‘Chanorllorrand C. H. Dilworlh
Vice Grand» Chancellor
A Pythian lodge was formed in Nor-
,walk. last evening. the organizer be.
lug Past Grand Chancellor William .1.
Roller. of New Haven. The lodge was
inntltnted by Grand "Chancellor Henry
D. Stanton, of New London, assisted
by Grand Chancellor Louis E. Jacobs,
of New Hat/en, anti dirand Keeper of
Records and Soul iiorace 0. Case, of
Hartford. ... . ,..
The first and socOnd ranks were
conferred by Clive liranch, No. 19. of
South Norwnllt. and .the third rank by
Excelsior Lodge, at Stamford. There
was a banquet alter the exercises. No
date has as yet been set for the meet-
ing nights.
“The oihcsrs of the new lodge. Roger
Ludlow. No. 75. K. of l’.. are as fol-
lows: ' . .
Grand Cbancolior»»lldwnrd .1. Too-
mas.
Vice Grand Chiiiicellorw‘i'ltnrlcs ll.
Dilworth. .,
Master of Al‘lllilw-Gi‘oi‘gc ll. lliirvey.
. Master at Finances» is‘. M. .Amblsr.
Master Exchetttioi ''''' l"l‘illllillil Greg-
ory. .
;Keoper of Records and iicui~ Ernest
Gregory.
inside GuardwClinrlcs Ii. Gl'eell‘
w . r-
’ Outside Guard-«F. ll. Quintin-d.
. - cedar. Baronet Lyn":
two y . Hour;I .W. Gregory; three
immune: 'r. ilbbcll.‘
Representatives to Grand Lodge-
Edward J. Thomas. two years; Henry
W. Grow. Obey r; alternates. Bam-
uol Lyncs,,twoy ‘ ; Charles Green-
wood, one 70“.. i .
atsc'riticAi. dowuiasioniina
. OWOIN IN.
Gouthhorwallt’a new board or also
trioal commissioners, Thomas Robina.
Frederica huukcntaicr and John R.
accuser were sworn into onion at noon
today! Itgthc city‘oounoiiohamher in
rimmed street. by City clerk Joseph
‘ i
can...
’5»
‘ . Avptfl'hatnow commissioners
slim ,, it their duties at once.
flat out a member of the
alt midi tor-an roars, nova: atta-
singed" mill and Mr. Hunkcaiilloi‘
has lactffoid’uil a moat cordial nine
months: was an councilman. While
Mr. hm not min on the
council ham triad as an ciaotrh
lb
llama ,
PoetrOilioc as ascend Class Matter.
timid innit
New Ollicials Lell Over
’ uuddotrly accosted
. man behind him. so there. was sonic-
at..-tac.‘aoutn Norwalh
.iitni illilillliilli
George McAiiisler. cl West Street.
Says He Lost About $5
Potty” robberies are common of intc
in Norwalk unit the latest victim in
George McAlinter, of upper West
street, on the road in Barton.
it seems that as Mr. McAlllster was
on his way home from a visit to a
lady t‘iicnti on Spring Hill. llt‘. was
by someone who
wanted it match. This is it pretty old
gains. and George didn‘t our the other
thing doing in his vicinity right away.
Tito man in back threw his arms
around McAilster and held him, (lt'il‘
pile his strugics, for George is of med-
ium size and the assailant its, for all
he could see. was a big fellow. While
one man held him the one who wanted
the match proceeded to help himself.
and took several things at the same
time.
They then let him go with a warn-
ing to keep his mouth shut and dis-'
appeared in the darkness.
When asked by it reporter this morn
ing how much he lost. be answered:
"Ob, in, more or less."
Mr. McAliister said that it was so
dark that he could not give it descrip-
tion of the men. '
tittiitiiiiii nits
illll ll ttiiitiicti
piece of the
last evening,
beautiful
Amusement
viewed allortl
Will Ailend installation ol Wesleyan
. University President and Go to
Harllord and New Haven
NEW HAVEN, Oct. 13.~Preaident
Taft will have a busy visit. to Connecti-
cut, next month when he comes to tit-
teud at Mlddletown the installation in.
to office of the president of Wesleyan
University. Dr. Slianklln. That same
day he will go to Hartford as a guest
of the state at the dedication of the
new state arsenal and armory.” The
data in Nov. iii. and the next afternoon
.in this city " Yale and Princetoa will
met in their annual game of feetball on
Yale Field. As President Taft will
attend the meeting of the Yale Corpor-
ation, of which be is a member, on the
afternoon of the following Monday and
that o toning make an address at the
banq" t of the Chamber of Commerce,
it is nought the president will remain
in the state from Friday until Tuesday
and in this case the opportunity will
be afforded him of seeing the football
game. The corporation meeting is a
stated one, and in accepting the invite
tion to speak before the Chamber of
Commerce tendered a year ago, he had
the Yale meeting in view. At the
banquet the other speaker will be 00 .,
emor Hughes, of New York, who has
accepted the invitationn The promise
of. President Taft to ace Rev. Dr. Shan-
ltlin inducted into oflloe was made
months ago and at that time the date
weasel. for the present month. but. it
was changed to meat the plans of Pres-
ident Taft in his trip across the conti-
nent. At the university exercises (lov-
ornor Weeks will represent the state.
and two companies of the Governor's
Fat Guard. with the Second Regiment.
Con. National Guard. will serve as the
presidential escort. Now that the
state armory is ready for ocean-ac?
United States Senator Morgan 0. Bulli-
cly, chairman of the Commission. has
received an aoooptanca from the pro-l-
dent of an Invitation to attend the for-
mal turning over or the structure to
the aisle and lo malts an address. t.
The Chamber of Commerce dinner
here will be held in Yule 00mm»
which la the only place lam mall!
to accommodate those who are anxious
to attend. '
whoa-‘5. ‘
MISS OLDINSGHLAGIR INT‘H},
yams. (A . '
White and armaments limped at
Her Home in Halli-nth m "
Mina Louise M. 'Oldc‘llatililager Oil:
tenainod a few or bar Manila “ll
whiat last wooing at hot- Jill“! in
Havlland sit-oat. The first prisons
won by urn, William “summits
second by John mailer nae ‘
solution prise was mood;
plain that Edi
an accident i
paper.
wouldn't be h
to tell about.
and (‘ounnod
rtin of blackli
.bont skliumin
also lost his
overboard his
impact was
transptring.
Golden. who
ed him on to
' Commodore
Editor Golden
his mouth. a
were. "i fall
well founded
lane overboa
not pushed hi
desire that to
nation that
would be for
land for ,one
was going to
i
Padrone Frank Lemonpellisl’resides
as Toastmaster and lulroduces
Prominent Oralors
WINNERS iii iiilillli
Fireworks and Ball Bring the Day's
Festivities to a Close
The splendid and elaborate celebra-
tion of Columbus Day under the nus-
was brought to a very successful close
display
Mode of people unit it. very line dance
(Continued on Fifth Page.)
KER-BHIJNK Willi
Hillilli iifllilill liliiiiiiiiilil
A Near Serious Accident Yesterday
Aliemoon Thai Broke Up a Prom-
ising Blacklishing Trip
ilcfore we go any further. we'll ex-
know that the following account of
torday is appearing in this afternoon's
if he did. this bit of
But to get dew? to what weatarted
yesterday afternoon from serious and
what might easily have been fatal con-
sequences just prior to the time he
were about to set-sail in the lnttcr'n‘
flagship Alfaratn in quest of the lust
As Mr. Golden stepped aboard it
smell shift which was to have con-
veyed lilin from a float Just south of
tho \i'nshington street drawbridge to
the Alinrnin his weight sent the little
the float. gushing i lat the back. The
temporarily oblivfi
.iiatiiold was close by and grabbed Mr.
der, when its name up.
Benjamin was also nearby and assist-
as he had gone down. with his over-
coat on one arm and hill ciitar still in
This to my annum bath for this year."
Mr. Golden ratatlateo that he has n
Naturally. it was Editor Golden's
and to this and he spurned the ring-
ooacli to change his clothes.
finally agreed that the quietest way
bridge t Company. with which ho is
connected. During the waiting spell
Editor Golden dodged immunity as
people boarded at the host or called
away horn it and thought his accident
reached borne successfully. changed
‘ his clothes and returned to his chino,
only to find that. about every friend
in the city had learned of the alfair.
Last night he was itapt busy answer
lag telephone calls and explaining
that he really hall not been drowned.
flavors) inquirerodacpnihad themselves
, W an oyster doaiora.,divlnroompsnlas.
. ‘Mdi'ioonii‘lom out. andvouiroo to
mini! its was one: for a contract to
m the harbor liaison. Now. the
W is, Which! the story? (loan
on as an entail Anyway. tho lilacs.
36m
iiiiliili} iiiiiii
United 'ltalinn Societies
the final events being a
of fireworks at
Meadow street.
a
l o‘clock by linu-
l’urk,
y utter
tor James Golden doesn't
it which he figured yes-
news
ere. ‘
He had a narrow escape
one William S. llatileld
ah.
g from beneath him. its
balance and in falling
lietid struck the edge of
re that he was
to what was
Fortunately Commodore
I0
had gone completely un-
Wiiliam E.
the float.
iinlllelil tillcgea that
came to tho Murine Just
ad that his first words
overboard every year.
feeling that he wouldn't
rd if Mr. l-iati'tuld had
in.
a [flair be kept nub-rota
he be taken home in a
it was
Commodore Hatfield to
of the wagons of 'l‘row-
continua ‘ a worst. Ho
.ddlltivo that ho
Dani-min is equally
as humanities»
soav .
‘. J‘ Stilt. "
Morev'liuiwliail ""74
sy with any Illll'.
"I" witnesses Willi lliilo :ill‘i‘iiil)‘ htmn
illggni‘prd infill. 1'
than: of
street Ml ‘ ill
little on“,
“Whom edit WWW
aver alltia -
maniac an; arm
. 3W
.._
“at. _ ..
tin :mnnasnav.
“L
i .
1-
i
't"?!
,. p . ‘ hired Members
and Cecilio-omit Alma.
nus...
The com'gilttoli' jibe Not-walk
Yacht mini" afppolnted..iil‘y- Commodore
William 8. 'liiatiloidpio consider the
matter of enlarging¥the citib house,
secure sulld’tll‘lpilflllir-io a new stoch
certificate iaaiie and obtain new incur
hora. held a meeting last night. Very
gratifying rcporta’ Wt'rt‘ mode by those
present. and it now looks ilrl though
the contemplated improvements would
go through in the enrly‘eprlng. Al-
ready ovor one-lipif‘tpe‘ subscriptions
to the certificated have-been received.
and more than 0M!" the desired
number of nplicatlolifif (or membership.
Several members of the club were an-
able to. submit theiryeports last night,
and it wasvotad to adjourn the meet-
ing until next. Tuegday night at the
South Norwaiir Club,
tin itittiiu
’ iii implant
Says He Will Send lor Esquimos to
Siibslaniiale the Story at the
Pole Discovery
RUFF/ill). N. l’.. (li‘t. lil.-llt'.
Frederick A. (look arrived here llllH
morning froni‘ Cleveland in the midst
of ll» heavy snowstorm. He went ill-
rectly in the. lroquois Hotel, stating
that he would see the newnpntwr men
ihcrc at )0 o'clock. '
"i can only say that. the actual liv-
ing human witnesses of my journey
to thumb! will themselves be able to
disprove the distorted declarations
put into their months in the state-
ment issued by Commander Peary."
said Dr. (iookito the Asaociatod Press
this morning. “'i‘hetuhollld not he
better testimony than that giyen by
the mommy». Aidan an on
biased body a“ hauls-era. Command
er l'eni‘y evidently regards their cvl-
deuce as of the most profound imports
illlt‘t‘ and so do i. it scouts to too that
ill‘ might buyo- brought them along
with hint if he was no rutilliieiit that
they would cui'tolmtnte his story. He
liowcti-i‘. chose not in do so. i will
tilt-micro send for them in. soon as
possible and place- I'lii'lil :it tho dispo-
sal of any scientific or other body
that may (ii-slim in cyuntiuv them with
the aid of tin-y i‘iliiillt‘li'iil interpreters
whom the minimum litzdy may on
point."
Ankcil iyhl'tliitr he would make it
dirt-ct reply to l’cntys statement as
had him“ intimated in on interview
at t‘lnvciuml, last llitzlli, ibz (‘ook
Rl‘ltli "'i‘iivrii in nothing in add to
what has niri'mly i.li't‘l.~ said. I do not
intend to tiiltl‘t’ u tit-wnpupu controver-
l shrill depend upon
brought into the f‘list‘ and move my
cost: by iliciit."
trunnion”
8mm lillilll
. Three Norwalii liquor rcmonatranco
canes are boing heard in tho Bnperior
Court at Bridgeport today.
At til o'clock this afternoon. the evi-
tiance had been hoard in one. that of
Paul Lcagycl, in lily avenue. against
whom a rsmonatranco was triadic a
number of weeks ago.
No decision
was given immediately.
Fol owing the Locust once, that of
MrIL‘tAnnio McDonald. of Norwalh, was
taken up. Mn. McDonald, who to our
ducting her saloon titlll in Chapel
street, Norwallt. innit an appeal from
the decision or the county commission-
ers. who refund bar a licanu. The
romoaati'anoa
been conducted
lstora' Association.
that this one has
y the Norwaiituiau’
Another awning "incantation
oaiia to he tried in the Superior Court
thiaafiarnoon is that of John I. -
don, cornm- of (lair road and but
strontgltorwailt. The flintm’ m
elation oialina that iaydon'a license
became a
- out-switch ”rolls the liquor laws.
ted Without china pro
r. mm is desirous or calling to a
in also
am that tho‘ it...
I till the Wublti‘flfl
lil‘ioitidd tutti out.
m ”and impacts:
more have been
was tum.
www.mqms .
Mb. tilt humid. of:
any idol-insulin; 1'. Jonas. it;
,mahil
Olnaaifiad advanlum'anta on tot-pm;
r
‘ '___ W wail-w ‘
illiiil littlfllil itiiitiiit ~ onto: no
liposuction
— » NWKN‘l‘ED:
i will dill, ElPVitit [1’25 llill Skill 1:: [limit Nfigtll'til“
Employe ol Norwalk Paprr Mill Sr»~ I
riously, injured in a Tm Fool
Drop Whilit Working Yislrrday l
ol'
.lobn Dresher. oi Not-walk. was the
_ iii ,
~ Rlililiillilli
.. lliitiiPllll
WANTEDmA't‘ ONCE. A ltith't‘ 0
about six rooms. within five minutes it
Worthington t-ii. bridge. Address i'. ti.
Iliix Still. 013 ill
-. ...,- w.._,....—.—--—..—.._.__..._..—---—-w.
WANTED—A UOMI’ETENT ( inhibit
trout-rut lmiiscworit. inquire 9 aching»
tun so. South Norwalk. 011 t_
. .-‘_......_...._ victim. yesterday. of a serious and tWAN;€bt:Ifi—IE:OP ‘Tl‘yoo timer
' _ . ‘ z, r t has s‘iii'lM‘n t-rs. ppy o ‘. . ii-
A Long Time Since a Diplomatic painful atcltiont at the st. Cleo gs m". 1‘ human 01”;
. _ . ' Paper and Pulp Company, in Nor- ”WIMEST'HH FOR 6mm“
. Episode Has hxcttiil the National walk, which resulted in a broken hip. “Unww‘mk ‘1; ,anfi fnmny. Apply in 46
Capital as This one All Ml‘. liresher Will-l doing his regular Wtoit to!" bomb borivallt. 012 3%
"Wanrsowh GOOD Romania; (uni.
for general housework in family of three. *
Apply to Mina. Henry 1’. Price. is West 3
work it became necessary to do some
work on the. shutting, and accordingly
he got a ladder and went to work with AW” NOI‘Wfll .
a man to hold the base or it and' itcep . Wasatch TO BECOME ur- .
it from 31mph“. 'clianlcal draftamen: draftsmen paid ills" ‘
to 875 weekly. Complete course at your .
Mr. Dresher had nearly completed ihonle four months. P. 0. B. 433. Nswlar .
the work when the man, an employee ' ‘ °
1 at .
ol‘ the mills, took his foot away from WANT‘D*EXPEWNCED OPERAT;
the foot of the ladder and the ladder
anililgtlgaghllgxfgtleth‘ii? vigil? "timid hit?
slipped on the wooden floor and the body * Co. ‘ ‘ 99"“
titan at the top of the ladder fell ten
feet. and striking the floor with his
right hip, fractured that member.
The ambulance and a doctor were
.—-—...- .........—_
intuitions in
tiittiig iii tutu
Believed Thai Mr. Tali Cannot Very
Well Turn Him Down
WASHINGTON. Oct. l:i.~"Wbat
will President Taft do with the res-
ignation of Charles it. Crane as min
later of the United States to China?"
in substance this question was on the
lips of all official Washington today.
it is long since, it diplou'iatlo episode
has excited the national capital more
than this one. Mr. (.‘rttnc'a stinging
WANTED—EVERYBODY TO COME ~
and get two fine photographs forpzso.
Finished in ten minutes. 32 Stuart Ave.
Open Sundays. oil 6t
WANTED-To EU ' 0
summoned at once and the man was llve cattlo‘aad mum-35' grit £5281qu
removed to his home in River street. 53: ”sleigfl'tfmfi.“gifdgifntglalfgggue ,.
Ave.. South Norwalk. Phone from 6 a. in. . » *5
The injury was then dressed by Dr. ,
Tracey and today the victim of the £739” m.. 358'“ from ‘ to 10 p’.”"'_
accident is much improved. ‘
Some time ago while working in the
Norwalk Mills Dresher had the misfor-
tune to have his hand badly mangled
nesa. farm and stock just as they stand.
in the machinery of the mill.
A snap bargain. A ply at once to E.
the...
in. sunny“
ti not throw- ....
9133i.
Believes Man Had Designs on HlS'
" FOR SALE~1N TOWN. CENTRAL 1.0- ,‘
cation. complete furnishings and husi- - -5_
Property. Which Has Been Dis-
appearing Recently
FOR SALE. -
DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK? CEN'IYORY
Compound stops all leaks. 60o to d a
hitch delivered. Roofing Paper. Who to
tliloapcrfl rollénd'l‘fil‘ephena 6N8“ 4814. fans
or it; . ‘o. cav ew vo.
Mil" ‘ ' a: ti
(Continued on third page).
iliill Still Siliiillliliil
Ill Willllfl’i SERIES
Both Detroit: and Pilishurgs Have
Now 'l‘altenW Two Games Each
——Several Players Eined
PITTSBURG.
orwalk. Conn.
FOR. SALE—ON ACCOUNT OF ILL.
peso established ei lit years. Twelve
bedrooms, all occupfod; rent “0 month:
income about 375 weekly. Price 3600.
Apply A. i‘. Foss. 24 North Main St. 013,;lt
FOR SALE—BUTCHER pannwirn
curt. ice box and wire baskets, very rca- ‘ '
Pa., Oct. lll.—~'l‘bo
filth am of the nrld‘s cliamilon- ; “ml“l'le‘ AW" ‘0 3- T~ Everett, 33“ ' .
g e ~ i A bold attempt to rob ll mans mgk- , Digit.
ship series betwee I... etroit and Pitts-
property when the house was full of
guests and lights galore, was made
last night at the residence of Leon H.
Cannon. of 11 Union avenue. when a
sneak thief tried to break into the
barn and out house.
.iitr. cannon and a My at his
friends were playing whlst when he
thought. he heard a noise outside. lie
stepped out. btit seeing nothing ro-
turued to the house.
.FOR SALl~—8TAMFORD KITCHEN
atovo. also parlor at both in good con. - ‘ :"
gluing. iiauuart ryfigdg firs. first? .
. or: or. ‘0‘! o '.- . .
from 2 to 6 D. at. ‘fiff-fkchufl l '
$11.“
rots .éALE—ASH“ error a
in 12-foot sections; out-333:5” hum
WM“ ..
W
R
larfiomera. Ala one 8-100“ .A ‘
.. i. . it
“'9.
13' on
iter, 87 uhington
an . ~ ll - "
Cold?!“ dials. t darts... -
Zandt t., East. orwal
burg is scheduled 3}“ this city today
and the weather cdaditlona promise
to be decidedly better than they were
in Detroit yesterday. The thermome-
for registered ill degrees. when the
two teams arrived—the same temper-
ature as prevailed in Detroit yesten
day—~biit the weather 10mm said
it would be a great deal warmer be-
fore tint game started. '
The score yesterday was Detroit. 8:
r
4.3
n s ’ . cauruav compounb' arm-i" i.
H ,3 org 0 Soon after he heard the bull do: V-‘AK‘ Old tin. tar “ 0" ugh.
'lodays battle is important as the roof: covorcd. sumo cars. Boob
growling and barking. and tailing his l pa no to $1.60 pears . Tel one
team which wins it will need only one shot went all i t hi den 43. 832mm Roofing a am. 0. I . ,
more victory to winythe greatest lion and mil"). on‘ tl Ib n 0 s I" '“fl‘w‘AV’” E“! N“ can. "5 ll ,.
era in organized baseball. The deci~ am 8 " cans. m.
Mr. Cannon is positive that he how
if.
filled Manager Hughcy Jennings and n "m" attempting! to get 0V" the. To Len—savor: 5 are, ALL lll- ,;
his men with confidence The Amer- fence and raising h a 3““ "9 sent some WOWIMIM- Inquire ”or it 001d"!- ‘ ~.
. , . 33‘ i
plumber four shot after the man. 0‘
tea I a ‘. l " *
”' ‘° 3“" ”mm” ""3 “mm" mime," This morning Mr. Cannon showed To LIT~FIVE noo I no. it canes 7
Gringo Mutiln, the hero of yesteiday a St. South Norwalk‘ 12 Inquire Jr \
Show attain in Thursday‘s some at Th” Sentinel representative ""3 913“ ix'gtuddor. to! B'ou ' al'n at. Tot:
. . ‘ G 9.. ' "
Detroit. Evun if they tone toth they 3:3: 3:. “a”: Samba: the zones an: oil
are sure Muilin can its tip the, series e s o ' an ' as ey wet
not otter a foot apart he believed that
iii thrcu games each. th- .. iii in 0d.
According to Carry licriunn. the hm?” was :0 5 ii 1 1r
chairman of the National Commission r. "mum“ to h u “ tone '
the smooth game. if it is necessary. says that h. has lost things front h”
property.,and his unighbora have lost
TO LET
slve defeat of Pittsburg. yesterday. has
stile nahtln . Lo ‘
mam and gain pul‘a
painted homo». ;
per and mum mon in
will be played in tllill city because of thins: {or "my mum “my m omits: Um. 7i \anbl ‘ at. .
the superior accommodations for an ' ' " AV! Vault FU R -‘ - 4‘-
in mm“ crown. Allister being one or the principal mgfimfi ii? altomm‘lh‘ :szfius‘ t."
The National Commission also an. ”gum on B t b you act on ct'i'iu w ’ all who? ‘ if
“(unwed that it had fined Mill”. of poo cer arrat its been on press. A trial wili oonv nae you. on t y.
the Job watching the property for
some time. but the clinnccii for escape
are so numerous ihnt no one has boil:
caught a; yet.
Ionic time ago the Standard Oil
Company left I. out innit of gasoline
for Mr. Cannon, and when he wont
to get it for customers the tank was
empty. . in" . ,
Although there iii not yet evidence "fitment HOD“ it wammee’
commit to convict, Mr. Cannon has "n " m" ”'m m “an." “n '3."
his t. Th d
sumo strong suspicious and some good g‘wfifiwé; gr“ 0:23:13?» 6% 5015 ~
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Contractor. warfl'ma'r. a" nanny.
nadir molt excavating, no. em ,
cop's” lurid, 3.1? 'ailflorrgammgah'oodu ‘
din. lit-r. “ 04 till
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faoilltlaa roi- lino odd; Wihiidi'gu Mag;
“norm Manama. stats to, It'llI - ,
. Cdnrad Bards. dan'tioai gala}:
Pittaburg. 850 for his conduct in yea-
tortlay’a gains. and a penalty of m
was inflicted on Donovan. of Detroit.
for his actions which caused Umpire
KKloni to send him from the field.
Ty Cobb, of the Detroit team, did
talwcompany his team mates on the
onal Commiuionls special train.
1 t night, because at his desire to
avoid Cleveland. Cobb had trouble
with a hotel watchman in Clovolgnd
recently and it was reported to Ian.
tiger Jennings that an indictment for
felonious mutt liadhaon brought
again“ Cobb by the grand Jury. and
that an arrest might tollow.
1* Cobb came by way of Bulalo and
did not arrive until long after his team
mates.
Manager Jennings had Donovan.
Willott and hammer: warming up be.
foi‘ the panic. and it is thought with
the moderation in the weather in will
send in Oceania. ularkew‘u undo
034M as to Adamant! Width and re p y .
fused to alto Mandy in corporated hi the staun-
hiii elicited.n any predictions Ia‘to‘ shalom Mgislathro, .
'rha lineup of the two teams is as .
follows: i '.
Pillsbury-limo. lib; Leach. of; 3;,“ m.
Clarita. if: manor. all Iiiiltil‘. ”i 3'00. A?“
$31“. in: Wilson. rfz' Hibiscus; "to LIT .m bill}!
my, ' ’ 5' ‘..I""..v'o.i ‘ ’ ’
Detroit-all; trodes. if: 3;" “W l m“ mflfi'fi,
MNogwalfii '
clues to work upon and It would not w r otter. mm.
be surprising if than was a case in p "47 "a, ””30“qu my, PM
the town court in the near future. l‘ W a 9 “it Wt 0|“
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given.
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muflmnoitholoatoaa
labia Railroad was increased from 16
to it at the annual dusting of the ,
stockholders in this City. mitotic. ‘ WI
dh'aoiors niootedtoday are directors
also in tile bullion Holding (Janina!
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