Fifi i All“?! Illiilliw :m it! 'l'rilllliid NIGEL! A “Hill ‘1 (Continued from First Page.) sun—..— 1 doctors allowed him. saying that Will line. am going to have more of that not hungry.” the mayor y told his secretary. ‘==’natient had some difficulty in lowing the. broth owing to sore ill! of the muscles of deglutltion hear eyelnt where the bullet entered. but ill seemed to Interfere little with annioyment of the food "While the motor a condition is ad- ,ttedly still very serious and the ydlcians would not commit them- ves on any statement as to the out- me, Secretary Adamson. who was drier of those who remained with the mayor all night. said today that he con- - ill cred the outlook very hopeful Mr. ‘ ', A unison. however. was careful to im- urchins posflbilities of dander from , intention of the wound which will re main until the bullet is removed. 'l‘hcre ' , is allodho danger. it Was indicated by ' those who had watched the case close— ly. that the shot from Gallagher»: re~ Velvet had passed no close to an artery that: hemorrhages might be brought on from an attenuated artery wall. The onstage of time lessens the probabil- ity n‘t this however. Mayor Gaynor has not been allllcted with an attack , of Hemorrhage since yesterday shhrtiy after he was first brought to the hos- pitai. The X-ray examination last night. showed that the bullet had been split Ililortly alter it entered the head just. below the right ear, one section iii» parently lying in the door of the month near the left wing of the jawbone. while the other remains near the en- trance point of the wound behind the ear. The mayor's physician: showed by their course through the night that they considered him in no immediate danger. Those who spent the night near the mayor‘s bedside were Mrs. Gaynor and their son. Rufus; Dr. ldr~ nest J. liederle. Dr. W. .l. Mitts. Dr. Charles N. iiowd and Secretary Addin- doll. « The mayor' a condition anointed to the physicians so satisfactory tlinl Dr. Dowd retired early in the evening to n nearby room to get some sleep while Drsodrlits and Loderle. after alttina up with Secretary Adumson uiitil alter midnight. also took occasion then to 'get'soinc rest. leaving the patient in the immediate care of the nurses. The rhyaioians remained all through the tier part of the night within call. but there was no ciudrgoncy that demand- ed their ministration:. The mayor slept intermittently. and whenever questioned on to his feelings declared that he was “feeling fine" hind: ynoi slept scarcely a quartet of an hour all night. At frequent in‘ lermld she stole quietly into the may- or"; chamber and on several occasions foundths mayor nwake. He convoracd cheerfully with her. Mrs. Gaynor hor- selt i: being closely watched by the plinlclana through the fear that the strain caused» by her constant minim iratl'o: to her airlrkcn liunbuud lnny induce a collapse. (Sills! of l'nllco Hayes of liobokon “an orders only ioduy that no Vi» hiclo should be allowed to pas: along Willow avenue in front of the hospluil All night long little groups of people ”timed in front of the hospital to obtain the latest news of the mayor‘s condition and even amart showers which occasionally foil did not dis- perse them Gallagher. the would-be "main. was carefully guarded in his cell in the Hoboltsn jail all night to prevent him from making any possible attempt , at- sclfocstructlen. Gallagher show: no nmorse for his attempt on the life of Kl or Gaynor and in fact mm: to read himself as a hero. it is not till lint, that the grand iury of iludm mm may meet today and draw an lililiilllmsiit Iaalnat tlalletber tor tslou lone. melt in tile client oi the may- Wm death the indictment wouidbe ohm to a chemo of homicide. m were reports about the bowl this morning-that there was a iiihllity that no operation performed and that the two i of tile bill would 0: left mayor‘s dosh. s decl:lon not ' . would o W ills-hint: in present Water Plan; daily. at Hudson ll , W Will mini SODA FQUNTRWS new i... in their , ‘ in ‘ tinu . to him and thdtm not sinusm the . ‘?‘ amiindaiw ditodtiy nutter rubidium . . was tired it 7. ad 14/. all will be reached by the jury ln1reeord time. Gallagher will prehabl y be tried ." on a charge of assault with attempt to kill. The” penalty for thin is a maximum of twenty years. Under our eominutation rule. this means prac- ticnlly a sentence of twelve years. "Of course the condition of Mayor Gaynor may prevent too hasty action. but from the encouraging reports l have received. the mayor will be spar- ed to as." in the View of Mayor Gaynor’: death John Pnrroy Mitchell. president of the Board of Aldermen. will succeed to the odioe of mayor. but the mica- tlon has arisen whether Mr. Mitchel ivoiild neryc until January of next year or iillout the full three year: and five month: that remain of Mayor (lays nor’s tel-m. Commissioner Charles B Page. one of the members of the Board of Eloclion, is of the opinion that ill ease of the death of the mayor. prior to Octohe; 15 that there would have to be an election this year to name his successor. in which case Mr Mitchel will only he mayor until the end of the your Should Mr. Mitchel become mayor- he would he the youngest man who had ever held that others He is 31 years old and is quite independent in his.politicnl beliefs. Shortly hetero 0 o'clock Mayor flay- uor was: allowed a little more nourldh- ment in the form of chicken broth and ova: likewise permitted a taste oi coffee. The mayor‘: appetite was by no menus satisfied. however. lie said he was very hungry. yet iauahlnqu suggested to Secretary Adamson that the latterstniigglo in a little inert hrotli'for him. 5 While no official statement as to the mayor'. pulse and .tempor‘aturc was mint. Secretary Adamson brought out word that the patient's tempera. turn was one hundred and a fraction degroea. The mayor was in no pain and continued to talk freely on vnrlom subjects. Street (‘lcnuing titlmmlnslonor Ed wards when he arrived at his OMN today found among his mail a him which threatened him with the samr fate as Mnyur Gaynor. The letter wm vulgar ill tone and said that the cum mlssionor would be dead in forthright hours. Commissioner Edwards said that lhr‘ slight wound in his shoulder from our of the bullets fired yesterday at the mayor did not give him any trouble and that he was in good shape. Hr said that he did not intend to pay any intention to the letter. which evident ly the cornmlaaionor think: was from a crank. Mayor t‘liynor's brewer. Thomas L Gaynor, of Springfield. Ohio. reached here this morning lid went with lira Vinnut. the mayor‘s daughter. and air. Vinsut to the hospital. The mayor war asleep and the physician: would not hermit him to be disturbed. Police Commlssloncr Baker was another visi- tor at the hospital. scam: to sea thi mayor. He had lust arrived iron Vermont. whence he hurriedly started when he heard of the attack upon the miiSor yesterday. Telegram: of sympathy continue: to now in from all parts of the country Numerous thumbs. in New York hold serviced today to offer prayer for lhi recovery of the city‘s executive. Fire Commissioner Waldo after a visit to the mayor this morning said that the only Hill}! the physicians four is that part of the bullet which is located near one of the principal arteries might break through the wall. RERMN. dug. i0.--’l‘hc normal press in dencriblng today the dastardly attempt upon the life of Harm Gait nor. of New York. comments with much aymnathy for the victim. hi: fani lly and the public which he served. The edicts! career of the mayor hay been followed with interact in this country and to what he has accomplished for the betterment oi the American metropolis are coupled with the hope that he may survlu to further the work henna. A consultation of physicians over Mayor William J. Gaynor. who was shut by a discharged city employn ye: tnrday. was held this morning. aftoi whinh the billowing bulletin way is lined: "Iliaven a. m The mayor conllmm to do Well. it is the unanimous spilt ion of the surgeons that no operatic: is necessary at this little. thinned) "W. helium. M. 1).. "GEORGE id. BREWER. ii. ll. ”'tfiil'itiittiiii i‘l. il'i‘liiWIiRl). M, ii, "URARW N. ”0WD. M. D." ”" fidelhhmdldz‘b‘i‘ i“ s n s t r d lsariigdsnsimzisyer Gamma so are; night was : it mason. at all the m law cuts and mm at his admin! on w nailed resection “commit“ lowed entrance to . “fingers stilli- . eons menus: at Westony.it . sprung to the mayor: Wit lens ,1 its ris- -i. In HT 000. The fire department headquar- tors directily in the mar of the repair shop: was saved. The fire called out practically all the Boston! m department. together With a large number of men and nu- merous piece: of apparatus from near- by cities. yii‘iv'e or six der a mass or heavy debris when the roof of the Pauli building. on the west men were rescued. some badly in lured. and search was begun for oth ors. Eight chief-Town Companies. Eight outofdown lire companies successfully fought a four alarm are in the heart or the city' : businolis dis trict. while the Boston department was domed with the big blue in the lumber yard section. The sis-story brick bulidin at 65-59 High direct. occupied by 't in H. W. Johns-Manvllle :ompany. abeatoes and magnesia pro- dncera was the seen: of the second fire. The loss was about 850 000. Solidi»: Fight Yellowstone Park Fire. LIVlNGS’l‘ON. Mont, Aim. l0.~fiol- diors fought all last night to save Yel- mwntone Purl: from devastation by tire. The drought-nurtured oonlianra. tions which have been ranging the northwest invaded the National Pal-it. From nail Mountain came the new: that the forum was ablaze. A pillar of smoke rising over st. Mary's gave ain- ml of a similar disaster. Still graver conditions were reported from south- east of Lake Yellowstone by smoke tripled courier». As quickly an order: could he giv- ln 200 regulars station in the park were marching against the foe. 'l‘iuit arse area or the magnificent entered as part or the national forest oscrve were doomed to denudation. was apparent form the brat. but the rouraxo and discipline of the construed in: lighters eventually stopped the ad- intro. of the Bell and tho it. Mary’a dountain tires. saving miles of wood- and from destruction. At [Jilin Yellowstone the fire was new Iiiiihboru. It was feared that the has in timber. as well a: injury to he beauty of the pprlt ivollid be great. W ‘ Balchar Min: Burned. REM), New. Minnow-Fire at tho ilolcher Mine. on (lold lliii. two miles rout Virginia City. early today dos- royed tho :urface hulldlnua. causing i loss of 8100.000. it is not known whether the dro penetrated the terror workings. No man were employed at he shaft, The llolchcr Mine in it: early bis- ory produced “0.000.000 in bullion NATlONAL C. T. A. UNlON. military High Mas. Orion: the Con- vention in Union. BOSTON. Aug. iii-«A solemn mili- ary hlsh mass at the Cathedral 0! the ioly (‘rosii at 9 o‘clock this momma. preceded the formal opening of the «invention of the National Catholic l'otai Abslinencc Union in Fanucll Hall. The Cathedral was crowded by he delegate: and Mittens. The service. villi its wealth of music and ritual and verticlpated in by loadina prolntu. on an imposing spectacle. The coin- irant of the Mass was the Most Rev. )iomodo Faiconio. Archbishop of bar- son and Apostolic lleleitaic. in ii powerful sermon hloal llcv. Wil~ lain ii. O'Connell. Archbishop of item on. deplored the cvlia of interoper- moo. Al the close of the service the dolor intuit cllt‘ol‘lotl by tile i‘nihoilc Absti- ieiiro llnlon Regiment, of Willie:- nmc. i‘a.. marched to Fanncil Hall. vhcro addresses of welcome were xiv in by state and city oflcials. DAV NURSERY DOINGI. The internal of the ciilscnn in the tiny Nunery of The Nora-slits is un- lluxinl.‘ The hood that this loiuliu- 'ion is doing has lands nearly every— ine ready and willing to all in their low" to help the «darts oi the few. .0 l‘lli’lilt'l'lll; the work. At a recent meeting of the directors if the Nursery the numerous gifts that hsvs been received. copulation of money. too. milk. furniture. and an loin of clothing. were acknowledaed rho citisons have been more than zdnoroun in their contributions of um articles and their assistance i: great appreciated "Lilith Nliiiio will. A mucosa. “'0 warns. Nlhw “trillion. Ana. learn. an. “up” over the dead bod of fluid lelnur a no and ill w 0 died yes. nrday in mortal hospital from It ruptured skull contained in a “mys‘lorvm L. “l sunday. is canceled to dsvlop : mun lei moiety. lie was lound our New Haven road“: traolti at Wilt: 1 but the anthoritl knew that no“ troll: fissued to inflict wound Thaw lm that he was killed with a blunt ”instrument in the hands of some indi w. he vldusl. wlrnsaaao AVIM’MN PLM‘N. Mulmnaudlmm" an intersects: condition of initials a. outlying my on a... virtue am‘ “M a was dfldltipiid in“) team that either . irw . use . Mrthl‘mlflfi m liddhdadid'filin din. me ’I i side of Albany street. caved in. can: rylng them down three stories Four, "00!. ‘ in “With!“ malts nonhuman ii . those who had chitin of'tli' . advertised in was lentil aim. about. this ulna. that thdl uni millimeter morsion. All woill wet . but on the entrancwl‘lb 41““ or. the old soot! went upon a and but. being stuclr mod and last. it we: not till day ,llght that the party ldndod and than only altar additional cannula in them- selves its owners of small mu roeelv ed a harvest in carrying the stranded from the boat to dry land i last evening‘: call was started in iirdlnen were buried on the rain which came at such a time that many decided to remain in Bridgeport. Theot olng came of! at 8: lo Rotan Point. South Norwailt. was machcd at 10:15. where most of the while the boat doom in Bridgeport exactly two hour: inter. The committee ii; charge are to be complimented he the order maintained considering the number of "rough necks" who managed to get aboard. There Were only a row good ”habit; it is safe to say that moonlight excuis alone in the future will not be no bonu- iar as they might be. unions; stops are taken to prevent indiscriminate sell» in; of denote-«Bridgeport Farmer. .. -».»- 1......- ”may... EAGLES HELD DAV. atamford and Nor-wall: Dflogatiop May United With widowed- A committee or the local Aerie. No. 588. Fraternal Order of Eagles. went to Stamford laal owning, and mndr :r- monuments with Aerie No.15”. of that place. for attending the tlrst Orinoco tleul ilcid day. which is to ho hold at hicw London on the with inst. Because a large number tram Norwaili Aerie did not intend to attend the lldld day exorciues it wan thought boat to unite with slamford. whose number“: also small. . A committee of tho Stamford Aurlo met» last evening in their room: in llaln street. and it was at this meet» lug that the Norwail: dolauti-a were present. it was decided that Norwailt and Biathlon! Aerics would attend the “FM day at New Motion in one body. Norwulli Aerie hits niroldy remind an invitation from the Widgapori Aerie to go along with them and awell their mulls. For lhi. m it joint committee of six Natural: and six alumni men will no to Bridgeport this limiting in complete ‘lno vii-ranso- manta with that Acne for all three :0- lug together. . Bridaepori Acrfihfl already :acnr .ed a lame hand man :il probability one or two more will be hired. Nora walk and Stanford Aerie: are anions in make the affair a grand success-and arc drtiunoinml in realm the ‘uiutatc stories all up and laltc notice. The titamfmri degree tour will con» pain with minor degree team: of the state for prim ofiered by the New lion. .lon Agra» (or the nest eaemnililmilon oi the ritual Thou men will an to New location on lilo altornoon of the mammoth as that part of the excr- clans will he held that evening in the New lnndon Aerie moms. its many are already inquiring as to the railroad (are it might be said that there will he reduced rates from Bridgeport and the members of the two western M'i’lfll are “denoting to its "ducal rains tuna here. The tnoai the fare will be however. l: 82.!!! Of this the regular (are of :0 cents will he paid to Hrltliwmfl and return. and from this point the reduced fare will be it.“ for the round trip. The members of Norwalk Aerie who wool to Standout were David Ii" riy. W. 9.: William .1. Powell. W . P.; Dr. H. ll. Witat. w. physician: .lohn Davina. 8n. and John lane. The mara- bora this cwnliln': Joint nonimib 'loe lhi will no to lirldl'ilot‘t are David Flalicrty. John “Inuit!" wood and John "wine. of Norwalh. and John iiohls. ll ii i’. ‘ John Fox. w. P-. and Mr. lhiwnlnn. W C FIREWORKO AT ROTON. Hm Inhibition Witnaaud by hvaral Thousand We. Bevernl thousand people gathered at llolon i’olfli lliil dvenlna for another in the fireworks exhibition: under lilo .illlpim of the (inclement Oeuliany. but week's exhibition woodman»- od one of the heat. ever.given there. but last night's evil surpassed it. thor- oughly dellshtln' the big audience. be last exhibition of the series will be given on Tuned” oven 01 out "all. but whether thin! be the" Mill on. of the season cannot be dail- uiiely elated yci, u there may be one on two extra nuns. depending lll‘ltiil‘ ed the attendance neat wool: and on the weather. IDITOR IdOT‘l‘ DIAD. rbltrulrln tire. And. lo.- Presi dent ‘i‘sh yesterday” «launched his or at the it til oi' Hum} W. mt. editor of t; PM OW' The message follows: "Executive Gilles. mm‘fiflflgafl the "1 learn Willi ii ml“ “ m0, ”W. .A young people indulged in donning. The ’ trip back wad started at about ii: iii. 1,1 pennsetleut League standing. .1.» . Lynn. km , ,wuternu as .i'ii ..hrldssflnom......... g; :3 :3: . pw r n....... genitalia ...‘..4ti All .600 w Haven ........41 i7 .496.’ trout . it .4 ‘ Northampton .......il‘i‘ iii .4 . lid 2378 HD'W” Oohtddealalg“ We ‘ Yesterday's Results. gridironortn d. '4”me Havana 1. or 4* anaemia" ti, lllorthalnhlon i. ilarttord ii. Waterbury. .1. National Laban standing. EC. Chicago ...........63 till .658 Pittsburg mgd :id .696 New York..........6 30 .580 Philadelphia ....... .til it .500 Glnoiunati ..........w ill .000 Brooklyn ...........tll 56 .428 Ht. Louis ...........iili fill .398 Boston ....... 80 66 .356 :Itardtr’n Rosetta. i’lttlibilrg to Boston 0 Cincinnaill. Brooklyn 0 lid lnnlngsl first game): Cincinnati 7. Brooklyn it ”(mound gain e.i ‘ Philadelphia 3, Chicago 1 (first gamel: New York it. St. Louis 0 lane- onil name); Cleveland 1. Washington garnet: Waahinaton (second game). Philadelphia ll. Detroit 1. Chicago 7. lioston i. i (first L Cleveland 0 Landlord-Kaufman Go. l‘illliatliiilmiila.‘ Ana. l0. Hum Langford. the lie-ton um. and Al Kaufman. of California. the only men in sight who are supposed to have a chance at Jack Johnson. are in line condition and ready (or their airmail bout tonight on the mood: of the club Roth fuel that the man who not: the boilers: this encounter will have first claim for a tight with John- son. the world'h champion Kaufman will enter the ring about forty pound: heavier than lianxforii. out the latter hope: to more than even up mother: with lined and all“, There is no moral bottle: on the haul in this city. on under the Pammylvanla iawa no decision can be given. The men will enter thawing as near it) o'clock as possible. There will be two preliminary bout: in case 0i rain the boat will be rammed until tomorrow night. The ring will be Wind at the home plate. immediately after today‘s Philadelphiavtthlcago mime. Although wry little interest has been manifested in the bout here. the promoter looks for a big crowd. H. C. mehurst will act a: referee. Wolpast Ahead of Cele. Mith‘lE. ind, Aug. lea-«Ad Woir vast. lightweight champion. and From vile (lots. of this city. boxed a slits-mum! hoot here last night before several :housand spectator: No decision was ”elven but Walnut was ttolo‘a master all the way if lliiiili” ill m The band of flower: that.sncirclsa lilo prim or a straw toque furnishes a softer and often more. becoming line about the face than the stiller straw would dive. .I Cunning llttlo polio bonnet: (or tiny folk are or linen or pique trimmed with knots of ribbon; frills oi lace insido the wide brim action the face lino. Bright arson paranoia lire smart for beach use. amino and incite. .taaln in fashion. Tortoise shall ornament: are chosen to accompany the new frocks of brown. historian! ills shades. and tortoise innit buckles are the correct halal) tor rho bolta. Use some kind of inexpensive cover for your spring lied to ram the mat- triu from rest. The mattress should. of: course. he turned soil! and rust spots are undesirable and sustain. y. limo. audio fashionably arranged with the wider bunt near the face and the wound. narrower. hound about the 1mm; on!” of the hair at the ohm or l on . W min as well so cldlfill our... .. i: .... 1:39;; and tho whllo ll!" d ll 0! my thud? if“ " "‘“ “m" ”” ‘1a a tint: wallow “Windham “rail”: few fmw l , and ' , , fl and i mode-fa“: .0 FMWW‘M monarc- frame): Chicago ii. Philadelphia 1 tsecond game). " ‘ American League landing. w . Pt). Philudelhhia ........tl‘i Iii .884 llosion‘ . . ........ . . .60 it .594 New York ..... .....l’.n ill .683 Detroit .. ........ ..ii'l M .564 Cloroland . ......... ill m .4“ Washington ........ 48 fill .410 Chicago ...... ..39 oil .398 St Louis .2 iii .30? ‘ m . Yesterd: ’0 Results. 8t, heal: I. 'ew Yorlt 0 lllrsi Philadelphia National bonito baseball 1 A double bandmi is becoming in “i bayedere. are * if you would not nourishment for the 1 ‘1 I The D M. Read C0. ESIablisbed 1857. The, at... Closu‘at 5p. m. dainty: Shiui‘dsiya... Lott week of the August Sale Remeinber that special discounts and reduced prices pre- vail throughout the week. Iii thb Linen Deplirtment on per cent. discount on Table Linens. except on some spc. cial grades. so per cent. discount on Napkins, Fancy Linen. Pillow Cases and Linen Sheets. White Dress Goods. A large line of fancy patterns in mcrccrizcd effects. St. Gull Swisscs and Plain liatlstcs Hundreds of yards of short lengths at one half the regular price Robes at Reduced Prices Our entire sleek of Embroidered Batiste, Laivn and lunbroiiicry and Hand Embroidered Linen Robes, all par- tialiy made at reduced prices in the August Sale. Value $22. 00 now $16. 50. Value $20.00 new $16. 50. V aluc $i9 50 now $15.00. \ nine $18. 50 now $5.00. Value $18.00 new i 5.00. Value $16.50 new $13.50. Value $15.50 now 13.00. Value $15.00 new $12.50.. Value $2.50 new $xo.oo ' Lace Section. Axmtnster Rug Special. One line of Axminstcr Rugs size- ’7 .\ (i0.rcgti1ar price $2.50. August Sale price $1.75. Curtain and Upholstery Materials Colored Figured Madras, value 50c. now 35c. Ecru Madras. value 30c. now 35c. l‘igurcd Silkuliuc. value 12‘ 0 now So. Figured Cre— inunc value i7c. now XGMC. ligurctl English Taffeta, \aluc 35x. now 25:. l'igurcrl Salt‘L’il. value 200, now :50. (. rclounc Selling Stands reduced from $2. 50 to $1..75 L rctouuc Sewing Baskets reduced from $i .00 to 75c.- Refrigerators Reduced (‘lur entire stuck goes in this sale at special prices. in- cluding such well known lines as the Eddy, jcwctt. Suc- rcss (inside. and others Oak. Ash Pine and all metal cast-s. lilacs. Zinc. Steel and Galvanized linings, with slate stone and open win: shelves. All have removable pipes. In various styles and sizes. Maple charisma; for $05.00. $27.25 line for $0000. $22.00 line I The D. M. Read 0... for $8.50. for $15.50. $37.50 linc $20.00 lint: CLEARANCE SALE THURSDAYS SPECIALS DRESS GOODS srmrao waaH alLKa. regular price 39c. Bale i’rioe.. ...... Hang PLAIN WASH alum. regular price 250 sale Price. ..... .25. concern. (mans). regular price lac Sale Price . ..... ..JIa 00m atom. recursi- price tr... sale i’rlco ids sonnet flotilla. regular price 250. Sale Price. 10c PANAMA OLO‘l’H.rs¢ular price 1300 so. Price a. Hill WON. ORR“. regular price 75c. Sale Price .. . .000 ILACK 00003.. Sale Price ................aiii‘orcstvt. Blossom ruaaa Minn iron Tnuhaoav city A. lickemi on 84 Washington St, So. Norwaiit 3‘ . Tm «a '
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