contain in tit-
tilld‘ll‘iiliiils
-. “INVI‘I‘QVI‘F’W .
clad "that inhabitants villi
Beach 90,000,000 Mark
WASHINGTON Aug. 8.-Ily the mid-
. .. of October. but scarcely before.
known their own number, as revealed
" the thirteenth census. The figures
It not be (Ivan out until the count In
tlroly completed and minutely ver-
. .aud by that tithe every man who
f, 101* this obtain in an such
bgdlviaions as states. cities and
notice will have become lmoivn
vlously through the census office‘s
apartments. .. -
6 people think that Director Durs
:aclically knows now the exact
. subliminal; Dovuiatiun. but he. do-
’ elarss. “really and truly" that he does
an}. if so disposed. however. he could
Morten: approximately the number
at oople somewhat in advance of his
dunoement to the public. This
. d be done by means of the prelim-
twp count of the schedules which In
W necessary for the payment of the
stators for their services. The
'j-f dhiordtinx districts for each super-
, 0'}. . ts area are numlllsred, and It Is
~ tilted“ that climb of them should eon-
.Iiih one hundred names. As soon as
1 life are received they are turned
'6 ”r to counters and ‘a virtually active
utistiiruont is thus made possible. Up to
litter the names in more than 58.000 of
the 70,000 districts have been counted.
_.»'l‘he'proce_ss is moving forward rap-
. idly. and when it is comploted the pop-
fation of the United States could eas-
lyjbe arrived at by footing up the the
tillals found. Mr. Durand. however. is
not having the figures totalled. and
lie: says that it is his purpose not to
do so. He Is not curious as to the
j toome of his work. Nor will he
lie a prediction as to what the re-
lt will show. It is known. however.
' fill the census officials sencrally fall
In With the popular idea that therb are
S . t 90.000. 0 people In tho llnilod
8 tea. Botw n the census of 1890
and that of 1900, there was an increase
of “out 13,000,000. and only a slightly
In or increase would now he neces-
" _ to bring thallium up to the 00.-
’ ., ,000 mark. This result is arrived at
.a purely arigghiatloal calculation.
" ‘d not byjatt mullatlon of the fig-
Q; recently it.
bout 800 nimble lingered young
' aildwutusn are engaged night and
» Innl‘lblommlflg the figures which,
ri‘ this final computation is made.
[thin the total 0% ulstion. All
it. there also some 1. ei‘erits em-
all in the. Census ethos In the com-
tion of all the facts gathered by
. , is in connection with the
‘7 censu ; but. while the greatest
' ' ty is directed Iowa d the actor
want of the papal on. there ls
I much doing in 0 her directions.
,e, a. large number of these i
in the population division are ~
. in classifying the facts relative
as sex, age. race and other confli-
‘ ’.In connection with the people
~va . rad. humiliate tire many em-
. ‘sd In the manufacturins. agricub
. 0N. and mining branches. ’
«yrs. first announcements, however.
will cover only enumeration tisurss.
:hd those will continue for the nest
. : bio months and a half. The soeloioso
toil and industrial figures will canto
‘. for. and will be announced as a rule
. . spacial bulletins broparsd by the
' _ u Itself.
p to data. Dollulation. figures have
’ ,sivsn on Irv states only. his a
. and all“ hdigtahbgt .I‘nbyi' ‘-
aosmants ya. a a .
fl towns as {ooh this in various
. of the country. .‘iili
Jar risen to
i. . m ‘
. s7s
. d. foria lies. iii ’ lo
”spot-tinder t. for 1 Its
~ audio. Ids oats airline,”
a}. u pvt.
. i “It on. Illl
’ d. n this ,
its. Mia.
ll!
ifs ptitilio hm '
I.
' lid
lamprey.
0
ul . tir-
.4 .
"it
If.
g.
Isolde it!
“13%
A nail in as to race. sex and oilihr
, ’s conditions. i
., ii mai”lf""’i‘loii“‘$i‘l‘ldt‘i“llii Bill“ ‘
.6“. ‘0‘. «7.. ."
list a tit
a people of the United States will ‘
‘ tab" will know the iotal for.
4-
nd a one. Great Falls.
prosecution has been undertaken .
rauduleut enumeration. In Matisse
suits. all of tho. i‘lfllltl‘olt have been It: iii
a t‘ a .0 has. .
aevoral hundred are employed
office, are used only in olaaab
ll 4‘ “u "
ill
bveutual y”: to about 2.000.
There are two shifts of them. oils
working from 9 o'clock in the mornilix
3taint, bait; the ethos laidua. no the
Work at the later hour and suing for-
"Wllbrli oath ii ti'oiootlt at nithtt.l h
‘oun ha htiumoraora. a sea 3-
outs, and superviabrii. u’o ‘fltlwiir than
80,000 boogie will ave b . .
ed in thli“ out of t e 'l‘llir min b Can-
.utus by, lamina it is completed.
So far, about six million dollars hallo
é, been expanded upon It, and it is prob.
. able that the total cost will be about
liftéeil htiillo‘u doil’hru. Of this aunt
twelve mlliio . dollars has been appro-
priated by“ C litters.
IIWI All]
AOT0rlilllll
lilthd “000E
mull '
(Continued from First Pale.)
rectly in our path. Charlie thcnsuwung
to the right. and at thia'motuont the
than leaped in front (“the machine."
:“1 Jumped from the auto." continued
Mr. Silk.” and ran bitch to see what
thrown to one side by the impact. and
lay near the driveway into the, garage.
apparently dead. I want into the
nor a and Immediately called on the
tolep‘jb‘no for some doctors. and did
not notice the machine after l~had left
it. Dr. w. B. numell was the tirat to'
arrive, followed closely by Drs. Bohntr
nan and Tracey. Dr. Burnett said that
the man was still alive and we put him
into one of the garage machines. and
stint him to the hospital. He must
have died on the way there.”
Dr. lurnali on the Guano.
The reason that Dr. Burneli arrived
on the scene so quookly was because
he happened to be passing the place a
moment after the accident had occur~
rod. Ho was hailed by someone In the
crowd which had quickly gathered.
lie round the man lylu upon the aide-
walk and advised tsit fill his: to the
hospital. The man .was horribly muti-
lated, his features being crushed be-
yond recognition. Ilia follow em~
ployces. working with him day by day.
and standing near him as he lay upon
the sidewalk. did not know who hit Watt.
Even Dr. William .I. Tracey. who knew
the man well. when he saw him under
it strong light at the hospital. after he
had been out In bed. did not ltnow him
from his appearance.
Automobile Sadly Wrockad.
The automobile, hitter hitting the:
man. swerved and skidded into the
west curb. acruping off lame rhunlis of
Ihl‘ flag curb. which plaro was viewed
by many people yesterday. The auto
mobile is said to have born stopped af
ter it had traveraed about one hundred
and lwodtyd‘ive feet. after first ltittluif
Mr. Holler. The victim was thrown
clear of the automobile and was not
run over ufttsr bolus mowed down. it is
thought by many.
The cause of the skidding is said to
have been the wily ill which the lamina
were jammed on. They looked and the
unto was sent crashing into the curb
alone. The rear wheel on the right
hand side was broken off completely.
and the hub was arrapod along IIII'
road and guitar for a number of foot.
After the wheel came off the car got
from under the control of the driver.
and might easily have overturned. had
ll not been for the sudden stop to
which It was bronchi.
Chaumur Placed Undoi- loads.
As soon as the machine stopped.
Shatter ran bacit to see what the os-
tent of the Injuries had been and than
went into madame sad tale honed
to the ilahmalor home. after at loll be
notified Mr. labuaior at the theatm.
The latter camuo the wand at once
and wool with tho driver and the shins
orlties to the police station. where the
bonds were fixed.
Both Prosecutins Attorneys Davis
and Tammany were present. the arch
dent b vins oocurrsd within a in feat
of the Inc between the two I‘JIIDI. but
as it was on the Norwaik aids of tits
line. the case came under the Jurisdio
Illon of Prossoutins Attorney Ilse Da-
V l.
The “I“, ‘orlio arias. towai‘lI to ill"
sail” o .. or by turns, w on r.
Ishmalor has always had his machine
amt“ s'
If: Ilib-(«hit to
a:
sin: an m- dais
lepairsd.
. Violins IIIIIV "Wilbert.
'l‘ Inlet-Isa to lineman ware many.
not loss and the right arm were brok-
an. his head was nearly sound from
his body. and t, . out was a clean one.
attain thou w 0 saw the body to bo-
lovs t it tho Muslin. hard on tho
aids . tits macblns must have dons it;
be ill Isr vols was out. in twain. and
houhh til was a rs rt about that
she man's sltull was racturad, truth
was until” m. The victims ribs
aware fractured and tits hidnsrs pun-
ters! and bikini" was tsrrib y muti-
lsts‘d. 'l‘llel prln ofa wussl showed
W up the right arm,
' daraad down tbs left
no again. It is thought that after
, alas strut! the. man was dragged
s*lrat'sltlsvsslhs car and the curb
bis diatauos. before he-
ills sldsws’fli, when he
04. till
Cass tits Accident.
was out! hasmt bus
to ills alfalr'was
was sick
has of
“1..."... station»
‘ swath smile ii ‘
‘ o J t
. l. alumni!
"on
on . mnloy- ‘
I could do for the victim. He had been“
' of tho MINI”.
‘ ha summoned today.
‘, l . ‘.
s “I will troublsd“ with
than no the dill!“
skfii'coultl‘anf
ll
~ “ah the
‘ 's.‘ in I wrote
god sometime
hostility beam:
nd you told me
what to do. After
. . s ya we iwomaii."r-Mrs. WILL!
Annalee. 008 W. that on. Chicago. ll .
Lydia EJ’inkltam‘l unstable Com-
rouud. made from re roots and
to
tbs, contains no narcotics or harms
fill itl'lru andt tic-dage hgmtthe ‘record
or is a hunt r us euros
of “thalamus or all similar maul.
clue in the laundry sin thousands of
to nuts: testimonial are on ills in
the Pin ham laboratory at La?
ultra. from woolen who have n
cured from almost every form of
female complaints. inflammation. nl»
oarstlomdisplucomentsdlbroid tumors.
irregularities. periodic pains.bnckachs.
dilution and nervous prostratlon.
e such suffering woman owes it to
VII” to so Lydia E. Pinkham’a
, agotahic ompouud a trial.
i If you would like spacial advice
about your case write a confiden-
tial letter to' Mrs. Markham. at
yon, Mass. Her advice Is free.
"Ind always helpful.
had gone Into the saraao. and that
someone else was lying on the side-
walk. Mr. Si. John started to lift the
man up. and found that the clothing
had been torn from the outlrompper
part of the. body. and there wort! d
number of jagged wounds from which
the blood was OIlWIIlR. lie was obliged
to discontinue the worlt of ossialanrt‘.
and Ofllror Stilt took his place. and
with others. lifted the man Into the
automobile, which was hruualii out.
a rarrialtts wrni by just thou. and Mr
St. John rolled to the innit to send it
tlorlor uI ohms. Tho ilt‘t‘llpflfll of u
carriage liuppourtl to or Dr. Ilurnol .
Captain Hunt Notifies Victim‘s Wifa.
(.iaptaiu or Pullm- 'l'luymaa Hunt who
busy all alight siloudln to the details
Ht.- waa Igneous selected
in break tho news to find wife of the
viriim. Aflrr II was finally decidod.
ulitlrfly bnforo midnight. that the man
was Stsill‘r, ("aptiiiii Hunt and auroral
oilwrs wt-ui In tin automobile. belong»
lag in the garage. to the homo of Mrs
Seilcr.'lii lluilor strum; ilha was all
IIIIK upon the porrh, but ran to the
mile no It drtsw up to lilo curb, (‘ap
ialn lliiui took her into ilir house and
asked lmr to all down. 8hr complied
with his i‘t‘sqtiaal. out! sold. “Ilmrgv is
hurt, isn't he?" The captain told her
that be was, and ahu humid. “Madly?”
‘Ho replied iii the tiiflrfualivc. 8hr
than said. 'llc Ia timid. isn't he?“ and
the I‘IIIIIIII Illlil llor ilini slitI would
IIlH‘t' to know sooner or lair-r. uud iht-u
broke the news. After this hoaris
breaking ordeal the rapiaio loft for
Norwalk.
Delay in identification.
There was some trouble about Ideas
tlfyinu the dead man. Upon a handker-
chief. or Ililllll‘ other part of the man‘s
Nothing. with "W writing “V 7.." The
captain Judged that thin was llit~ luult
dry mark and that the laundry was
lIll‘ CI’I‘N‘I‘III. llo milled on lilo tolu-
oliono for Ileuriw ll. Van Alatyuts. but
was unable to locate him. and um he
told l‘roata-utlna Attorney William
I‘uuiinnifi in lull (“harlus ll. It‘lllow on
tho ‘pliune. This was done and Mr. ,i»
luw save the «asserted answer. Al ,
this time. Cliarlaa Valentine. brother
lulaw of the drad than. aptwurmi. and
he aaaiattsd In the Identification. When
thin was mnda rcrlain. Captain liunt
went on his mission.
Mrs. Ballot. when notified of the
loath of her husband. borumu hysiorb
sutl and lit. Iiurnolluwaa called to at:
land liar. Mr. Boiler had son a good
husband and thrlrs was a iappy home
life. [inside iiiti wife. a small son stir
visas. but lie is not old I‘IIOIIIIII to real-
so the terrible calamity that has bi»
fallen his father.
airs. holler iii well known about This
Norwalita. and has boon employed by
the Boston atom for Dom title. For
the past week she has not been at
liar duties. bolus; confined to her home
by Illness. and grave four is fall for
bur with this added trouble. It is but
a short tints since alts buriaii hal-
mother. and those who know of the
"site feel deeply for the woman.
Looking for Williams.
Captain iluul. about the orator part
of Saturday niaht auu aunday iodlls
in. for witnesses. Althottab ho IIIIDNI
or several eyewitnesses of tho aeol-
daht lis bud not summoned ant last
mains. It iii said that a than nomad
lmlth. Militia!“ wast-donor for Ill}
Charles D. athsws. on her larss
Late in West arenas directly opposite
the scans of the audition happened
to be standlns near and t at he saw
tlilt‘a' whole atf‘air as it “accessed. Its
l mM u ._ st‘n‘ hm” j
ii lem t. lawn. _, Wall
of adamant. and Ilisy w ly
Among the witnsassa are 3
(“initial trolley oonduoior. sail . .
ward .l. Titania. they did ildtiflth
' himbs have h
:. and bile and
. tutu tint.
hi0 _ ,
with which the little was coins. , 3
pound tham‘..:althousathcy did of
see the aocitlo ‘ t as it. took place. (Fit to
pro sovoral that use witnesses whose
Moasursmauta Taken at tho Boson.
The results 0! some measurements
taken at the o u of the accident. are
given. it was a Will that the car was
fully one huudr fast from the place
where it had. mil. liil.‘ the. curb w the
plaice where it
would indicate u much are tor up
than has been opinion of by ryan all .
He has estimated the speed of the car
at about. twenty miles per hour. not
an unusual attend for an automobile
through tho-streets of the town. and
iully within the law.“ but it In said that
tho inachlue win travailna‘ much fast-
or. and Mr. Silk's ustimulo In said to
have been a natural one for one un-
used to riding in an automobile. There
are other points to be broiillht out. in
this connection. Those who witnessed
the speed with which the machine was
traveling. In many cases Ilfild to have
been enumerated by prejudice, were
not In the position to estimate the
speed correctly.
It Is a troll-known fart that a mov-
in}; vehicle appears to be moving much
more swiftly when observed by the by-
stander than by the person within the
conveyance. This would give rise to
.Ihl’: opinion that the car was making
such speed as they have said. It Is
an unfortunate ar-cidenl and‘ it Is Illl~
fortunate that‘s police officer should
have been thuti missd up in the affair.
It Is not. pelleted. had .tlr. Silk known
how fast they» mu moving. that he
would have uliowod it for one ntlfttito.
it-la ilioualit that he was uuprmnttiy
unconscious or the fact that they were
trains so fast and that he was ruloys
Inn awry moment. of his ride.
There or» south other measurements
that will show this relative lmtlllIOIll of
the articles moat imporianily connect
ad with the attain it was about tuba.
iii-fire foot from the blood spot. a spot
found in the. road when,s it Is supposed
that the man was struck. in hla left
shoe. with-h was taken off by the col
llaiuu. .
From the blood spot to the roar oi
the our afusr it had rotor lo a stop it
was found to has about ninety feet.
Thu blood allot who fly».. foot from the
curb. II was about twontyflvo fuel
from the blood spill In tiiu plat-:- of
contact of th-I auto with the (turn to-
ward Nomtlli..sht}wins that the man
natal hart been Ill before the mirth
Inn had hit lilo curb. if the blood spot
llttlit‘nlmi ihu placts \rlmf‘" ho Was in.
lured, '
Mr. Sailor was woll known hero. lit-
wua an aililutir mull. about twenty
night years of as". and had been I'll)-
pioymi as u madiiuist and Illt~(‘lllllllt' iii
Illa I.‘onaollduiwi Automobile Com-
panY's mirage tot some time.
Mr. Shotsrr has bots-n boon-n as a
raroful dflW’f‘.‘ I? having boon in
itiilruity or at u the polirb Imubio
previously. Iii» would talk little about
the affair win-u soon ysalerduy. Prud-
orirlt E. Lot-humid. Ibo Nora-all: auto-
iuobilo iltialur. trove shatter it good rM'
onsllendatioit. and said he was a ram
iul driver. and that he had lilo iliiutlsi
roatldonco‘ In him as a chauffeur.
Was Looking for a Knits.
It was Jillitsdtlhfll," that Seller had
lost a jll‘kkillit'lhlllllfl Salurduy ‘III'I"
noon. and that lit‘ was out In the strum
looking for it with the aid of :4 Ian-
turn. The latter was found badly
limits-.1; yeattsnlay.
The top of the radiator was crushed
in and ii war ii first stipposod that
this had IM‘I'II dour Wholt the car
struck Seller, but it is now maintained
that the doping» to Illt‘ radiator rain»
about when tun rat smith a board at
the entrance» to the path In the sauna.
the board Illilllfl and making a baclt
swipe.
if Ihl‘ blood spot duos not show the
place where Ilm man was atrurli. thou
he must haw been carried come lilo
tattoo. before losing the blood which
stained the around.
Pieces of this hinu‘s shirt base lawn
diarorcnsd wwiaad in the cracks in
the mouths board of ”its auto, and
lofts of hair have been pirltod from the
plum hoiwot-n stones in flu- curb.
'i‘hla would go to prove the theory that
he was drasxvd sleep after bolus
atrurlt. before point: out from the
machine to that sidewalk.
it Is said flint Ilia speedometer on
the car had born turned back aftor "I.
at't‘ldeni. This is fairly auod ovidancr
that IOIIII‘ our had thought it best to
turn this IIII‘II If It was done by shat.
liar himself. It would prove that he
know the aimed at which he was nylon.
when he run down Ballot.
The charms iii the case will pi‘obr
lily be manslaughter and tits dafansa is
said to have a point that they hope to
prove. which may sass the day for
them. This Is that the wheat had
struck the I'Ill'Ii and had brunch off be»
fore his man was stmoli.
__Hodloal lcaiinilnor II. II. Huntluslnn
performed an attiopay upon the re-
mains of "W man yesterday morning
“at filial) at Iilfl morgue of Raymond
aad boa. where its body had bass Ialt-
su sitar death.
it was found that death had costs
from Iniurlus mills spilt oaiiaau by
an automobliu shoal pass as over the.
man's usolt .
'I'ha ouronur'sluqusot will its held
this afternoon at 3 o'elooli In the town
report room. an , Osmosis Ciliford B.
Wilson will not our“. ,
'l‘lis funarll mourns» tbs rs.
males of in. dollar will h‘ hold to
. , w morality m. . t Hurst's
.,.~ uroh. lie was at years of sail and
lit survived by a lid l alt»?
sou.
holly stopped. This
Mdl’y’s cometary- ,
‘7 .. , W 7 »
Itsw Iatram him m count.
Instantly Killed a m- V“! out soy
‘Oiiiioay Afternoon.
, all
aha
kills i: g:
this cartoon!“
‘ haw surmounted-wow s.
’ r09. llri 5W.“
other witnesses that were on the .
trolloy. car and some who, were oil the fi ‘ 's
altruism will also be sailed to mtityi
, an loi‘tha spood'of. tho machine as it
learned , through the .
persistent IWOI'R of flow -
ii i
'lfs
ohaa i Willi, Uri .
this. s lhizrébgi trill lib‘la .. tag
. lit‘tllo. i Min melamine
‘ if youwghrod. roll . blot
' sure. us buy skin...
product of tlio‘aiuerlcan Druulsta
moments. . “
You can use It. for mandala:
wrinkles and for u aniluw «annulus~
ion, tut it whiten» autl huuutlftiui. is
safe. harniltstis and duos not grow
hair. v... ~ 3’. , “
No woman who values hur- ap-
pearance and who wants a suiiioth
. clear altln'aliollid lot a. day to by
without tryiua it for the face. neck, ;
l «ribs and hands.
l Got it for Me. at. any A. D. u.
. drug alerts. .
. w...
new W.
Those are the local A. D. fi‘.‘ druniata:
Allan. Ilia dru plat.
its Bridge P armaay.
ha Clifford l'harinasy.
Quittnar I Cavity. PM».
child's home at 5:30 yesterday after-
noon, while he was creasing the street
to buy ion cream cones. Woodrulf was
represented by Judas Peck. of Bristol,
as counsel and a plea of not guilty was
entered with the understanding that it
may be withdrawn If It is decided Ia~
tor to detour the outuplaiut. The none
was coulinuttd until next Tuesday. un-
der a bond of 85.000. furnished by Dav.
to Gordon. of this city.
The boy was killed almost instantly.
Illa altiill was rruahod and the wlieuis
of the automobile passed over his
body. Mr. Woodruff saw the child‘s
danger when he arrived within thirr
iy fuel of where the fatality occurred
and allowed his car. He turned sharp-
ly toward the guitar to avoid hitting
the boy. but it was too late. Samuel
Wolaman, a visitor at the Uorbarhs.
ran out of the house when he now the
i‘Iilld in this middle of the atrium. and
Willi almost within reach of him when
be our ran him down.
W
AUTO RUN. DOWN WOMAN.
“who-vi...
Bore Number lTbO~C~Ownar
Knewisdna of Accident.
lilllDIllcl’OR'I‘. Aug. swam automo-
hiio insuring the registry number i759.
t‘. git‘t‘ll In the stair rt'siittry list as
bolus: earned by Albert W. llow. of
thin VII)’ ran Itiio one of a party of iiw
women at Washington brldgu. Stmb
ford. late yesterday. The Me women
had allabiud from an automobile and
attrenreaaiug Iharoutl as machine 17‘
lib-ti came up In bark of them. Four
of tho wtiintsu crossed in NII'N)‘, but
Danica
ground. The drlrrr of the car picked
iior up and drove off. At ilw Now
home they IIt‘JlIt’d all knowlcdgu of the
lit‘l‘ldt‘hl.
WILLIAMSON IS IN LINE.
Dorian Representative Favorable
Publlo Utilities Ilil.
In reply to inquiries from the State
Business Men‘s Association to candi-
datra for the next General Assembly
as to their attitude on the Public Util-
ities IIIII. iltt- Asmintllou has re-
u-ivod the following reply from
Charles E. Williamson. of Dorian:
”I have your letter of Jilly 20. in
roforenoo ill the 0"“?th of an oili-
clam Public Utilities Bill by the next
tieueral Assembly. All a member of
the last General Assembly. ‘1 voted
or this Public Utilities Bill. which had
the endorsement o the Stain Business
Men's Association. I am heartily to
favor of such a measure becoming a
law. and It I am returned to the Isaia-
Iature attain this full i will do all in
my power to help pass the measure."
“fishnet A. Bartlett. of Bridgeport
"Replying to your letter of July 27th.
i would say: I am heartily inattoord
with your association In the support
of the principle control of the public
utilities by a Public Service Commie
alou. I would favor the mailing of a
law by the host mineral Assembly. the
bill. a ooh! of which you sent me. or
one substantially like it."
Alexander I'. Carey of SouthInuton.
writes:
“Your circular lsttsr and postal sn-
oloaad of July so received. In MIDI?
to
you tan count me a writer for a Pub-
lic titllitios hill. and at the last session
I wurhsd androiod for it and suinsi
motiaidsraiion. hbould I be rooftop
:d to Ilia neat Ilium land I am a Milt
ildstsl. will do all i use to have a hill
. . and one tha wli aova satisf‘aos
marge tits is this Stata.
.‘ 9 as "its rations
have bod; fir Minot. 1 um
out the hoopla tints so Muss In
:23: fill" haunt sguhiom m
. mt it it or tit-para
malls ”I'm: all boar. Tbs sham:
. 000 l“
slob sitting in dissuauoy das
swat gigs; and moms attiat
“Ronda”: of all pie:u tiailsliI and bass.
v .
hi... _ -, l’“ .°“' “W
mimmumummaaam
tires gums If.- tvssrio's a artist-hiss
5 oh not litter" a actor “or
pl had; "I'rs sat ' a (toss his
lunar " _.
’ I log of the oyster beds in the
. laud waters with
the fifth was fill and knot‘litld to the
commune
'I‘ho Indlo‘atione are that the shell-
. pound
which was carried on on extensively
during June flaili-llilllfim ii _ n all In
vain for accordirl 1.“? vars oyster
flowers no set. ha alutamlised. and
It Is likely that titers will . be inane.
Those growers have tilled. u ‘ , a num»
ber of satapios from their be a in the .
sound but so far none have found
‘ spawn. ‘.
The same condition of affslrs exists
it appears on all the oyster . nude in
southern New lilo sedan Long Is-
6 adaption of Nur-
rasausett Bay. ln,.tlio.latter place. it
is reporbdd that a very good not has
, stowa itself and as may of the New «
oven dealers have ground in the buy.
' this news has a cheating effect out
thsir foolinss. . .
ill. 10. ahll. of Front street. Fair lia-
i'on said today that so far as he could
learn nobody here had found any set.
ile said he was at areeiipoiut. L. i.
‘ until Wednesday plant and he found
the same condition over there that he i
has hero. The srowors have not given
up hope yet be bald and will make fur- .
iher examination uext’woolt.
Mr. Ball said It is impossible to ex-
plain the cause of the trouble. Every-
reason for a set or a failure to set new
hit. Ball admitted though. that
view of the weather conditions. the
Another one. ofthe‘il'air Haven oys-
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Bathing Shoes
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WHEN A HOT SPELL COMES
“ens
wlhbaluamtdsmaadsolfyou-
want to Its ready for tbs
out
,‘b
natt-
”in“
it .
nether livit .
i
thing hos doomed to be favorable.‘
Warm and .' dry Weather. lust .
what is supposed to produce
a good lot. "But the real
gamers were surprised at the result. i
. go . as“
send out Willi ,
thou ads or dollars totbe arowora in
this uityand along tb, sound. Roma
limit-dumbod fully s‘h It million bush.
sis of shells on ._._thai: orator beds. in
the sound during Just: an July. hosts
of, those snails. will its; tin .uphut
n rlysliz, to: TMUGMI11~WM.W
tho. labor of ‘oarrylos
them attire boils. i. .. ~ -
. The failure at a sat insults that there i
will be no young. oysters .tolrauwlaut
from the Mind-.lodisrtmiiwlt Btu
two years hence. _'l'b_’..oystsrs‘ are
“o 0 years
taken there for doing ,
mature. 'i‘hla’lnoflllo I, till f'ou‘t‘syoars
ll‘Ul’llJQl “a u. ,uuomwlllcil. OI“
ans abogt op uglier 1.: the dealers
will probably have to use threo‘l'oat
old oysters. .. y. . " ' '
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