Edith ill. Donnie, Captain Cook at
milliliter “th
.kv ,
i heatres
Greenpont. N. Y. The captain wag
saved, floating to the Fort Terry share
on a piece of wreckage, but his wilt
and child and two men who made up
the crew were drowned. Captain Cook
was taken toivthe boopital at. the tort:
uves aunt scrotum
mum and. F0ilil0i-Zils
(Continued from First Posed 7
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”I ‘p. t .»
Two hours later the schooner brought completely exhausted. He Will able.
.‘ run out the ideal than". out a!
.
THF PLAYHOUGE PERFECT
' .a
Engagement Exceptionally Extraordi-
nary. The announcement that. our-
lassi'fiedAdvertisements
r' a" p'-: Ia.
Hippodrome.
alieied Attraction.
Human Exploit.
The Capable! of
The “Inna
tion of the New York and Londoni
An Unequailed, Unpar;:
Tinkham 8: Company,
to tell his etory this morning and then
left for Plum Island light in the hope
of finding the bodies of his wife and
child.
The schooner, so far as information
is obtainable here from Fort Terry,
was bound from (lreenpont ho a Con:-
necticut Sound port. She was driven
before the gale and sprung nieak wh'em
Mince, N. a. _ close to the Long Island shore in Plum
Mute Ole Johnson, Norway. Gut. The vessel's condition was seen
Scamun' ’l‘hotnus Maston, St. Joluiukt F0” ’i‘crry 011d ”10
N. Ii. lscurchllgbt was turned on to sweep
'i‘ho rcécucd tire Joseph and Ben ; the waters and five companies of coast
Miller. brothers of Steward Miller, and nrtiilorynwn were used “3 wttlchefl.
also from .lorgcn‘u Mines. '9.“ that could be seen of the vessel
The two Millers who were rcacucdiwere 1101‘ WWW (luptuin 000k Dill:
agreed that the schooner struck so NB wife and Child into a boat With
unexpectedly on ”the breakwater that i the mate, but the bowl overturned and
up suddenly on Southwest breakwater.
Huge coxnbers came aboard and in a
minute Captain Britt and thrbe others
were washed overboard, while two of
the crew took to the rigging, being
'tuken oi! several hours later.
The drowned: .
Captain liritt. Calais, Me.
Steward Andrew Miller,
lililiii'i Silliliiii Mill
ill SiJl’l’llRl lliiillili
Yuan shl Kai Makes a Triumphai
Entry into Peking, Accomp-
anied by 2,000 Soldiers
PEKING. Nov. i3.~~Yuau Shi Kai,
hocompuniod by 2,0th troops, today
made a triumphai entry into the cap-
ital, from which be was driven in die-
gracc three years ago.
The news that “the strong man of
Jorgen's
sixty-inch '
Wants, To Let, Far Sale,
gleam": 'lildildtr:d thllkhafngr “In: China" had at last. been prcvnllctl up
i “Th (ii i: °' D° h".1?h "d” on to return and give the tottering
n ° ° ° M eat ' no r "'pdiront- the benefit of his counsel leak-
." ‘ "“3" 689°. whirling a m"° ' mmUcd beiorc his arrival, and a vast but
:;°l'p;:‘;‘°"Mm:‘°r°$°Ie"HT?" :tp‘c'isilcnt and orderly crowd lined the
c e a on our a r an ‘
sure thcniselvcs.
the stern they took to the rigging,
there was little time for the men toil” were' 10“:
They say that the posed to have been washed overboard. .
instant the sen began to come in over' Captain C00k was the last. to leave .
, the schooner. and on a piece of wreck-
looking down on the others who were ‘ age he was driven ashore.
The other man is sup-
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Supplementary Attracthn. Vau‘ievllle‘a
The Recent
Stare of “Three Twine"
- . Height and Dean
Offering their Spectacular Oddity, “IN
THE HILLS."
route from the railway station to the
temple which has been provided for
his residence.
Yuan looked hole and hearty, his ap-
pearance belying «the recent reports of.
his physical condition which had been
made an excuse for his delay in obey-
ing the imperial command to come to
Peking and assume the reemmslblities
of Premier in uucceauion to Prince
caught on the aftcr deck. The Warcsf Thcro is “0 communication between
(carried the four melt away. One was I here and mum island ”Silt and the
burn on the breakwater for a tttin'tite.if‘"‘iher details 0f the wreck are “0':
and then he was gone. The fore and I known.
ut’tcr dock houses and the jibhoomi Steamer WBShiV‘Q‘O" Doomed.
were carricd away. ' ASTORIA, Ore, Nov. ilk—Tho
The two Millers made themselves.ateamcr’ll’ashington, which ran ashore
fast in the rigging above the sweep of i 011 Peacock Stilt. yesterday afternoon,
the combch and shouted for help. lien 3. is being driven by a southeast sale
Miller says he saw the light keeperiiowai‘d the T0010 between Cape Disap-
(Zhing which appointment was promul- and assistant come out on the break? pointment and North Head. It is be-
gated in an imperial edict of November water, but neither tried to attempt i lleved that many 01‘ all Of the fifty DEF
1- rescue, although there Were two surf 30115 0" board “6 doomed. A terrific
WANTED.
WANTED—WASHING. lRONlNG
and houseclettniuc‘ by the day. inquire
15 South St, South .\‘or\valk. tilii tit
WANTED—YOUNG tum. rou
general housework; three in family.
Mrs. it}. .1. O’Connell, ‘19 Wont Arc,
ull 1:1
WANTED-«TO CLEAN. PRESS.
alter ladies‘ and gent's gtli‘ltlcnh
tluart‘uitcc good work or no pay. lump
'ilic a card. ll. Schcnkcr. i’. (.l. l‘m\
:liiil. city. u ii iii
WANTED
oilicc manager, onc compctcul to col-
itwt and solicit ticw busiucsu; moder-
ato salary to buglu. Statc zinc. expor-
icncc and salary cxpcctcd. Addrcss
l‘. t). ilox US. South Nortvullt. nT Ill
WANTEDV—Sl’l‘llA'i‘lth llY tltitlll
.butchcr. Addrcas ill. ti, care Sent»
ucl. til; t1:
WANTEDwill‘l‘lltA'l‘thS O'N' l‘tl\\'-
or nuichiucs. Icarucrs tulwn on and
piid whilc icarniun. lult-rsiuto iiuii-
lwr t‘o, hit-5.1 \\'uuitln::.iou ‘a‘t. :th ti
EUSINESS NOTICES.
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WHITE ELECTRIC ('OMPANY ~lii‘i-
twin is Iiili .t..,. int i“-
.. ytutzs tl\t r and Ft .v‘ir'. iltuivc \\il
1 -. l’t‘liilil' wm‘lt. Mimi" :quwluliu" 1:7
\‘.nlcr St
c.
i
.ii‘
I’luttit-iil;‘~7l. til (it
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PlCTURE FRAMING m“ \l l.
hintls. I’lnc scicctiou of utrvu‘tliuus.
AA'IIill ('lll‘irillllilii ru~ii. ti. 5. North's
Studio, '..\‘ \\'auitlttt‘.ltui Si, sut-t.-...wr
in ii, A. 'i‘illy. 'i‘ci, 9.1.1. till 11:
..w.. I. ..a_....,w-. - ..... _,._~-
NASH'fl MODERN (mom'tcau
lititli and shoe repair shop. All kinds
custom ‘mude work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. ‘28 Wool Washington St
LOST
LOST hill.“
with lii'lil'ii’i, littls.
Allin Si. lit-\i'iil‘d.
~—
t‘i..\>ih‘ |’|.\. Si'I’I‘
lit'ltiitl to ill: Sim h
llili :lt
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LOST A SMALL lli'IAli'i‘ til-2T l.\'
ln»|li'tuls~. It‘iw tltillni'u rcwurd pulti
it l't‘lilllll‘ii lu Mru. .‘ilcuti. I‘. ll. lltix
134i». imilt‘tt |'_ i), llil ill
FOUND.
FOUND A Hi‘M ill" MilNi‘IY,
which llu- tm‘ucr can lllin‘ by protittu
lil'i‘iiii'i'il‘v Apply at Hiilltunn «5 l‘u\v~
oil a. is": \\’aultluuiuu l-il.~ ull‘. ill
‘—
M; r
‘gilr. H. ll. liuuiinuiou'n attinmobiin,
with almost human ttuinic-llimutci-
,huckud alowly down Wull ultccl this
ninrnlnu. making tbc I-‘Icluchtnuu
yt-uat wagon homo back down ohm.
'l‘bc luiict' iilll not back fuui cuouuu,
l: tumor. and mitrornl cuhcu of ycuai
lot! out ol' the Willtilll. 'l‘hc unto
in «two Were not act. No tluuutitc \vuu
damn. anatomic stopping lhc unto in
limo; \
. WWWM
.lntncu Mrhiaou. cup of tittn‘wulk'u
“bite wimtu. fair anuima and other
r'uwliuu ihiuuu on Saturday. no he won
plucmi in tho poliw station that thci'
tuiuhl not act at him tlrroutzh the burn,
Medicine and trailer carts plat‘mi
.lumcu on his loci "urn mm'c and tin
l'trultilfllil’itllt‘t‘. til the "iitii'2'ot'n" nmtln
Jamel! tnltea lhc lill‘litil' thin tum-nun;
from Judge E. M. incuwnud for who
mild your.
'l'ho ittiitiiln degree will he conferred
on Friday evening at the t‘tiilt'luvo of
tiliutnu (lommandcrr. No. it, ltutuhts
billompiur. in the Masonic Temple.
.rtm._.....u.t... . w _
The woman who relic-a upon Senti-
nel Want Advertisement: to secure
. .the household help hull it little time
Jar other thinm.
TO LET i
TO LOAN—41.000 Ti) $3.000
first. mortgage. on local proticrty. Ad-
drees Box 494, South Norwnlk. ulil 3t
TO LET—:TFIVE ROOMS, PART ill-
provomcuts. reasonable rent. inquire
it. .loselovsky. East Nortvulk. "iii ii
To LET—»—~'l‘llltltlid ROOMS AT 50
Osborne Arc. inquire on premises. i
nlil lit:
TO LET~-llARN. WITH ONE llOXE
and two regular atolls; will also no
comtnoduto automobile. ("unopy topI
for sale. Apply ill Franklin St. n12} litI
TO LETwil‘llit Nl'lilii-Ill (ilt‘r
years. four rooms, first ilcor. rcrt ccn-I
lrul; al| mudcru improtcuictih‘: ltouec
puptvr sitcuthcli. all rooms two (blurs!
Audit-24s (‘ottutztu \nru'ullt post mill-oi
tiiil iit’
0N
TO LET t‘t'uxismap.
plcak‘uni l‘otim:
light, bulb. ctr.
A \“l'lllYi
atcam bout. clcctric;
its South Main St]
till :it
TO LET“ 'i‘iliti'litl litlliilh'. Stir-l
:lilii' for liizlit houackccpiuc. itimi four”
or ilw l‘titlillh“ lit-it floor. Inquirc .\lrs.1
tlctirup .laync. iii Futon St. lili :zt‘
TO LET 'I'lllllttic i‘.l.i-;il\N’i‘
ttmms. iivc tuiuutt-s' walk-1mm station
ltmmrc l“. Lilith-r. ‘J lloulvu St, first!
lititil‘. llll Ill
TO LET l.\" l'ltl\'.\'l‘l'T l~‘\\iii.\'.
two or three rooms, i‘utuitslimi or uni
t'm’uinhttl. lililii‘li\t‘ilit'lli.~' ilt‘lll and
lis'lit. lot tacit: litrtyciitu :wiuu. itctii
i‘t':l.~tili thin. lira A ll Schmidt. 1
lii‘mt' Si . or \‘it litl\\llit‘ .\\t‘, illii Ill
fol LET Fri" at". 'tlTiIIit'i'iCTi? rural:
St, Apply l'i'itlr. ll. i’curm. :7 low
\ic. iilti 'll
WTo LET A’i‘ 'rtu: .putuunxrtx.
:3 limit til. mitifot'tuiiit i'uiulshcd
rooms for continua-u uuti indict. 'l‘l‘ltti-
ptcnts lli‘t’lllllilliltlllli‘t]. 'i‘abiv board if
dwircd. nit) ill
TO LET lt‘ilit ’i‘lilC \\‘l.\"l‘l'llt, i:-
romn house, till West .\vc.: furnished.
but and cold wutcr. hot air iit’fli. molt
crn t-nuicuicm-cs. inquire ll. l'l, ills.
brow, l: \K'vsi .wc. uii ill
TO LET -»lit‘ i’tll' WANT A lil)l'rll‘l,
lint. low rooms, tmiuuiuctury with pow-
or, burn. slurp, basement. to do lllltii-
ucsa. laundry. t-urpenlcr uiiiijiflllit‘ ros-
itlcnco, call at. iluynioud lirotliors' of-
fice. on \i'uahiuuton St. and look over
the “Bi. nil :lt
a.
TO LET‘wll‘iltS'l‘ AND SECOND.
floor, five and nix rooma.
inquire| i.
liottn place.
nil ill.
TO LETmli‘Oilit lullictlAN'l‘ ROOMS.
ground floor. on (inborn Ave. East.
Nut-walk. Apply to Stun. i). (lutkotv-
sky, tun \l‘uahltmtou St. iiritiue. nil :it
TO L!T«v~«li‘()iiit~iit)0l\i (‘il'i‘TMlltL
No. it lliacau liourl, till; fi-rnmn cot-
tuuo. ti Ills-urn (‘ouri, Sill: him 4 rooms.
Nu. ii trial-an t'ourt. quuler. liters...
i't'l Main Ht. Nurtvnllt. nil Ill
”T3 LET Fin-fiftiutmu FLAT. 000!)
location. lnqulrc l". liopp. its“. (low
Ht, Moat Nurwulk, lili lit
“+6121 trillion. auvtcu ttootus.
‘fli \t’ootiwurd Ava: rcut tilt. inquire
at The Bomb Not-walk 'i‘ruut l‘lo.
To LET .rtcuuoon llmlSitl.
Hpring Hill. Niil‘wnlli: tit) per month.
inquire .‘w‘orwalk Sentinel oliice. ‘
oil)
TO LETM-tili‘it‘itllizb iN COIJEIH’RN
building. corner Main anti Wall'lita.
limit and all modnrn improvements.
Apply to if. F. Coieburn. 22 Wall St,
Not‘wullt. 01 it
To LET-«“UNION lio‘Ufllil.” in
Union an; if rooms. all nouvenlenocn.
The Hatch It Bailey (in. n ’ mi: if
TO LIT-wHAMIL‘I‘ON AVE-t HALF
of modem"? home. it rooms. and ti-
wom ilat: al impronmentei can con-
dition: one block from railroa station.
Joseph R. Taylor." all! if
. .n... ...A..~>.
amuse up“ an. m.
... .. .. mm...» aw..- .m. . ......_.4
FOR saw.
FOR SALEwMAKF} YOUR HOME
, D O
0 Neil, Primrose and
0
"iii 1; till \‘isto. (Ju‘ be
not: gamut as: i... Laughlm
evening with the Victor free. if you
find the Victor a real pleasure. pay Ill A Hundred Laugh.
on easy terms if you prefer. Call and
For Thoae Who Love Ragtime
hour the latest records. Steinert‘s, it} FRANK
South Main‘ St. South Norwalk. n13 tit M . 'd w
FOR SALE' HANDS. $50 TO 3100 errl‘t an ynn
saved if you buy now. All those pianos DOUGLASS
guaranteed like now. Steinway. Wood-
bury, .lewctt. Wobcr Pianos. also Plati-
ola Pianos. Siciucrt'qkld South Main
St. South Nora-elk. ' hill (it
With Songs and Talk with a Delightful
Twang to it.
FOR SALE »}\i.l. 'i'iil‘i LA'I‘HS'l‘
No Similar Act on Earth
popular music at Stciucrt'n. Special
music tor tcucbcrs, Stt-iucri's. iii Ht)._,
Main St.. South Norwalk. nili iii 1 Karl GTBCSCI’
”'an SALE uiVittitni “WNW EFamoua Paintings in their NaturalCol-
twotltlrds of :tt‘rc laud. barn with Stu-EM" w'th Real Pa”“ {I‘d 3'1”"-
blc for two cows and one horse, Tcrms, l BY Requ°l‘*°n Ttiulday. the Picture
commonest). bulatttm mortgagor lnquim l of the GRAND RMY PARADE at
W “tittiew Aw. 4”" m~ll~iochelteh N. Y.,'wiil be ahoWn.
FOR SALE «nanny nopr Ami
top. inquire t‘. K, t‘uthili, ill; \\'lulicld ‘
St . limit .\'orwalit.
n“ 3’ ALHAMBRA THEATRE.
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Stamford
LEWIS J. COQY STOCK CO.
. FOR SALE OR TO LET “T 1:Ci‘na Coo. Prop. Harry Dull. Mgr.
l-uit SL. li‘i'tinll: house. mic tu :uo Week 0' Nov ‘3
families: range. boiler and Hillri‘. newt: '
"THE CHARITY BALL"
Popular Prices. Good train cOnnec‘
lions between here and Stamford. Con-
;eidcrcd the beat Stock Co. in the State.
""‘ ""‘ “. N . u H
RHODONOLIA PARK BARGAIN—i ext Week Northern Ligitta
l-‘or Sale «inn of the most desirable. '
it'lls Wu. 2, llluck 1ft. having it ironi-
A , USEMENTS
Ir l‘:lltt'l‘i'tl aim paictrai. inquirc lire.
Pittlili Hay. h lit‘llzl l'lucc. Htlnl .\‘or
\Hiiii. till :1:
age of tii'. t’cct on Stctcus SL; iv. post.
in corner of Mount-int Arcs. splcutild,
\it u. l‘riqt only $lilltl. inquire oi"
(luncr. Room mm. i‘liui‘it‘rt llitlu.. Mada
isou .\\‘c. aim mt St. New York.
ulti lit
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FOR SALE '32 FT ll H. l’. Mill'ilii
boat. wcll built. spccdy. good (“"le , ,.
liott; 31ml, it sold ‘l'lii'it‘y. Motor coal . ”mi “Hum!“ mi" ui’it-t’nmm, and ‘3
iilriT. tlrimlrmi. ll Wail Sb. Noru'alit.
ll‘J ill
lill\"l"t-i '1‘“ BATH l-I.
i‘thut uttcnd this popular house, as with-
FOR SALEv-«iliiilll li‘liliSli—i—iilb‘l-(imn qucstion they giro more hr the
(,m‘,‘ Alibi) at it; tllcuwood Arc, N(,,~.tilfii‘i‘fl naked titan can he had in any
“hm. up attotitcr plucc. Tinkham and company.
,tlic sensation of the New York and
' London Hippodrome, will hr- accn here
the first three days in their hair-rela-
inn apct'lnclc ~~~~~ three riders iii a small
coup whirling at the epccd of a mile ll
tomato on tnotorcyclcs. This is an
uuctptulictl and unparalleled attraction
~ iipiéorESSiot'xtAL.
Miss L. M. AYERS, l‘liCAll'i‘Y l'nlt-
lore. Hoyt'n Theatre building. South
Norwulk. 'i‘cl. 47M.
MODERN.
"in ii tilll't- to love me?"
it wan evening. Their hands clamp-
.\uuu Donn. the late liliil'ri of the liroud-
d ii in lo a t to other ”H" way attraction. The Three Twine. will
i ‘ ‘ i ,
e ’ “ 0 vera " K ' ho acct) in vaudeviilce moat artistic
hearts and minds filled with the grout- tabloid, “in the "ml" O‘Neil. Prim-
outwprobiem M modern timea. role and Imimltlin. the happy three,
., 0", “filmm- _6 said gently. appear in Minna anti tluncmt delightful.
H “0 low ”uh olhcr too much, weilt‘runk Merritt and Douglas iivun. the
tniizhi possibly rot-gel ottrnelme “mi"daffvdllla" in “on” and mill with u
got married?" him rcplicd. ‘ ‘ ' Knrr lirocaer,
‘ Spccullar twang to it.
It . , , ' n , . u . -.
“"i "“ " "ii" i“ “‘"HM' 30‘" .urtlalic anti amusing rctll art pnlntinsa.
uirou v l'l nrlt‘tl lli tit lit ~ nub ct‘l Int .
Hm h, “:1,“ 0“.” .I l‘ l 1“ 'dzmziuorxcotmly mounted in natural color-
' ' - . * ' c . ' . .
" ‘ ”“' ' " "m ““H ‘ .tuua. be similar act in vauraviile.
““313“,” ""‘:r“‘£°|‘ it | id .. lly request the munuucmcui will chow
I‘ll. ha, i m i“ y p ‘ the (trend Army parade in Rochester,
6'” you did Would ‘ “1?: ”(1:3 you: X. Y.. when: a number of Norwtillt i}.
3” "‘rvmv‘mt your t“ m; s ”“3 A. ii. men took part and they can he
plop?"
"llui you yourrclf might yield."
.. . ‘ . i'i‘hiu will he almwn tomorrow after.
“but: \‘iiiit lht‘ tilt". of lii'iliit n!i l noon and «mains only. Hill] It tutu very
"‘11" M ii ii“ i‘""““’ .lluc aim cltutr picture. This mu loolta
Hlic sinned and looked urrnna the; nu llmuuli it. would “mm“ all [WNW
“iii.”- “ i creation.
'Tlica you think. liilf‘ unld, "lhttii ,_.-....-.W-..,M...w-.m
We are perfectly unfo'i You think that nu. anon Two mas.
wn cuu durum an hour a day to each Sipphcn Seymour. of Grand streol.
other until we have tirod'bl this layman elderly gotttlemun. in confined to
ad that it will not interfere materinl‘ his home no the result of an accident
iy with our civic dutiea; you thilliiewiilcll befall him about a week ago. He
that nothing harminl Will come of it?" : hint; climbing a ladder to do some work
“Nothing but what. to many 0? Ollrguliout his place when he made a min-
friends, will seem e fooliat wattle of stop and fell. Two riba ware broken.
flint." he replied bravely. "bill Who but the man is in much lean pain now.
circa for timt'l"»~Thomnn L. Manson although he hue suffered a good deal.
in October Lipplncoti‘a. A hiduiield phfliolen ie in attenti-
once.
M-.. , w
Wlwn you have a room to rent on
a Sentinel Want Mr. and run, it. : MW
in communications to the govern-
ment. Yuan has expressed his unwil-
lingness to assume office and whether
An entircly now prouruin opens at'
tune that will please. tbc rust audionccu
he could be persuaded to reconsider
this decision has been a question of
much speculation.
AMOY, Nov. 15. <<<<< A Japanese cruiser
arrived here this morning. Warships
of Japan have been within two hours'
call by wireless, but have not up
preached the harbor because of the dis-
nctlon which appeared like Japanese
interference.
The. Tartar General. iini-Pong-Tiug.
has lied to Kulangsu. Gencral Soon
Tiow'idong. who has been held as a
hostage in thc palace of the Tartar
it‘okicu i'roviucc to rcmuiu hit
their posts and pcrsorrc order. The.
women amt childrcn of the ntiasionut-y
families have bccu autoiuoncd to Amoy
but the men continue their duties at
thc miesirn stations“ .
A roport from Chang t‘.bow~F‘u says
hint. the city was tut-.cu by tho revolu-
ttouirts last night. Scmuty per cent.
of the population tied, There was lit-
tle \‘iilil'lli‘t'. but much thieving.
lt‘oo (‘imw t-cports an imprnremeut
in tho slutatiou there.
LilNlith. Nor. lti.
on from ’l‘icu 'l‘sin anuouut'c that
Yuan Slit at ai'rivcd’dn Pciting this
morning. lic will have an nudicnce
with the l‘t'ilt‘ili today, to discuss the
situation. It is said that Yuan will
not acct-pt tilc mutuiicrahip. .
.\'.\Ni\i\‘t:. Nor. i:l.~‘ be American
consuls and forciuticrs undcr thclr
protection will mow out of thc city
immediatt-ly. Thc cruutnnudcrs ol’ the
«t‘uhlc dispatch-
lcmn-u's that Ibcy should not. protect
tbc tin»: and properties of those who
rcmuiucd insidc the city.
SHANGHAI, Nov. 13. »-— (‘hu-i-‘u
Wont over to the rcroiutloniste at 3
o'clock this morning. There was no
lighting. The rcbciu took possesuion
oi’ the i’notul's yunwu. the telegraph
ioiilccu and the form.
t‘iii-b‘tt has a population of about iii,-
ililil and is about as important a treaty
and coating station. The steamers
‘plying bctwccu Shanghai and 'l‘icn'
of human exploit. .lumca liaiuht and Tom Tom touch berc. it has n iulrwhcu she came in early today with
ly large foreign colony.
' A CHILD OF GENIUS.
trust felt by the. Chinese toward any‘
general. appeared on the scene today:-
and notified all the oillcinls in South.
‘ cru
foreign warships today uotiilcd their~
I An actor was talking at the Pluy~‘
sea is running.
uuuts stunt ‘
il_l_'_ii_l_i__iil Illiliitili
Over 14,000 Have'Been' Report-
ed andfllieturns Are Not
boats hauled up at the light. The Mil-
lers say they occasionally called for
help. The wind blew fiercely and the
temperature was low. Neither mun
had on overcoat and both were bare-_
headed. in the early evening a
schooner was seen to run into «the bar—
bor and anchor under theslgter of
.tlic breakwater. With a shift of wind;
lien Miller‘s hall was heard and an:
swered. The vessel proved to be the
British schooner Willena Gertrude, .
jbound from Pcrtit Amboy for St. John. ~ complgt:
U. B. Captain Smith of that vessel,
.Wltlil bis mate and mo more seanicnu ,(Hantford Courant.)
Eiuunchcd a boat and rowed into calmi The (‘ourant sent out to town
’ the state about the
iclerks through
‘ - ‘ ‘ r - .h
tt‘aptuin Smith clumbered over the rub- middle 0’ last month equesta t at by
-. . 1 :- . ' . n . 11-
who liillcrs. He asked them it tut-Mm“ “mm“ m ”‘9‘” “‘w 9 A
iiilti‘k to his boat, which wasqu ltliut the lists til-.913. not yet [8991”]
Zhoat dropped down il‘\V;li‘ti:5 the )‘iil- .
‘, water under the ice of the. breakwater. ..
bio and worked his way towards [he'rctum “may” card] thcyf 3:311:23:
Witch Hazel until he could talk with. “ma or L 0 mm)” 0 1
lcould hold on for a while. They said ”wow hu‘t'vetbccu r‘wf"::e{1€fr::‘n:“
Ittbcy could and (‘uptuiu Smith qu‘iiflhhl’t‘h (was, in” d All... {3,
inrouud tilt: cud ot‘lho iu‘cnltwutcr. Tbo‘ {WWW} “3%%fd‘ “hem 39”.»ng W
0111.. The record for balriiedcoun
tors and t‘uptain Smith gave them til—195”?“ NEW“.
lrm‘oxniu-d \‘t‘l‘y readily in tho piotut'e,’
our Club In New York about David port. “After dropping her burden the,
liclnaco‘a shill nan stage manager. .illlit my mu main to bclp the rcvctiuei
"liclunco." unit] the actor, “has a Bu-ipuum- Mohawk, which left. here last
per-human acute at the harmonies. iiii’juight to 100k for um itnpcrilled hurgp'
ulticaaca of things. This onablcu him; At mtg”, this inornlug a wireless
to currr out n Hittite scam in Wi‘hlmmmge'trom the Mohawk «but she
“Infill/ilt‘mlifl Ni “'0 “in“ “'9" dreamed .: wua still unublo to find the Sont‘uport.
0‘ hel‘ore. ficlnuco. 0”“ i“ h"! child-1T1“, win-loos rcpot‘ta torcivod aincc
hood, pouucmuul this unique senile of u”, liowurd sent word "I her discov-
harmony. An “"019 “i“‘i—i ““0 him ii cry team mate doubt onto her utilitie-
couple of chocointo cluera. then auld‘quem action. ()no message have she
to the little boy: iwua standing by filter a fruitless effort
"Wlltii a"! You solidi to do with“, got a line to the bump. Another
them, DIWld?" ‘ rocclvcd curlicr in the night. said that
" '1'" KO mid "M them ill “iii umok- aha had continued her voyugo to lion-
inx‘ room.‘ was the prompt reply.” tun, it tho Howard leiit the barge. iii
.M”......u.-......... is evident that the latter is not in any
AN EXPEDIINT. imminent dunner.
"Why 0" earth 6“ you ”WW” that The tug Underwriter is owned by
'M'“) 1" going to marry young iliiff- the lloulou 'l'owboat Company.
hints?"
"The only reason that i can think; WV" 8" at‘ Bridgeport.
liltlliGldl’OR'i‘, MW. iii.~'i‘hie city
of la thlit aha has worn all her broth- *
er. neckline *and wants to tackle a “‘5 ”mm“ W a “m“ wind and train
new lot .. . atorm early last night. but little data-
* ' ‘ ' age was done along the harbor front.
The tide m highs". in yeararand
several thousand people gathered at
double Park to watch it.‘ ‘
rm Drowned Off Fort Terry.
MBHERB ISLAND. N. Y., Nov. 13.“
'i‘liq‘ schooner which .ranltin Plum Gut.
‘ U" WM
1 i . Hotel-Meta.
i u called the one ”do. but villi
were‘tiiii iiit't. ‘ 3.
v’m
if”. If“ M if”:
. . mi“ ' ‘Pe‘V
t-cctiousz as to leaving the rigging. lloth - fig?
. . ccnses. lotion.
sailors wcrc tnltt-tt off about it oclnck. _ ‘ ’
'i‘l “ l ,H H “O W (m, ”m llt'ltlgcpm'l ........... hilt) 102.0“
.\ J‘b)"‘"‘ 'i i‘.' n
u‘, 1 :r‘ t "k ‘ ‘ mum ............... 11:; 3.49:
t‘l\|'t‘l l . -
- . . l‘ 13v: r‘ ............. 41“.! 23 50
The Witch Hazel lit-s in t~tntttt-cti'l"il ill-\ll 1:» 11m:
ivttt «.i throw and probiioly is in good {“5” h" """""" I; 3:546 .
‘ " i ........ I
condition for stiiroizlug. as a shift of “1“” """" ‘ _
- . . . Huston ............... lb 1,002
liit‘ wind titll'illg tho mpht l(-.t hot in ‘ .V .
llil “ m , l‘ull'ilt-lti .............
t‘u : xi. u. ""R 1f463
.\'i-I\\‘ YORK. Not, iil.~<'i‘lic wot-u "“91““ ---------- -- "
iiuu‘l it it this -port Nth t lulicr it for l\i1lliiliilll~l0il ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ‘ "5‘ \1002
i‘ort Reading. N. .l.. where she toolt a ’_0"'”f‘ """"""" ‘_‘__ _‘
. , .. 3. .v . New (.tnauu ......... in 3,667
‘(lll‘pti oi ...., nulls of in.” for itotintc— . ‘ . .-
. . .\cw i-utrilcld ........ iii pol
town. hilt' was a iill‘t‘t‘vllliiult‘d H'ilOOll- _ ; .
. .‘ . . .\c\\‘lti\\'n ............. H.) 3.012
or ut :Zlii inns. owucd by att-tson, Lui- .. ‘ ‘
. .thi'h’iiik ............. u .1 24.211
lt‘l' it t‘ompany. ot ilatlic, hie. ‘ ' .
- . ltcddin: ............. bit 1,617
Barge Helpless and Adrift. ‘ .. _
. . > . . . .. v‘ . ‘liiducltcld ........... l-l) 3,118
.\l‘.\\ \Ulllx. .\or. ins—«the log in Q! ‘ . ‘32 569
dot-writer sci out today in Search or Luttttifiuhl ............. 0.” 08 335
thc \rlialchuck barge Scursborl, which glinhgi‘l """""" E“ ‘5’“:
1 broke away from her tug yesterday uf- :l‘t'lti‘ hull """""" 7;) 1.641
toruoon. and was lust rcportcd helpless _ “1, 3:") """""" '3‘} .831
and adrift off li‘lrc island. The. but-go f“ ‘" """"""" 'n‘ __
i \\ outport ............ lull 4.209
has four men aboard, and is loatlcdwwm 68 1706
'with 2.500 tons of com. Wireless moo; "' """"""" ,.. - '2.
L H. ...~. 3 l a tushii‘ '
Tin,“ Turnl ifr‘lltTdti‘lfe bit?“ infill! 3‘031 “2‘6“;
. thili‘t. wit: sgi \ ' - ,
, . ‘ . .‘lli art or the utuie is as
night. said that she was in n pcriltotta “’9 ” nm - (
ouition in the ltcurv son running ofimmm's;
p ‘ ’ ‘ :liurtiotd county 2.643 222,503
the Long island shore. ; ‘ , , . ‘
'i‘i l'udcrwritcr reported her losuimm' ”"w" county.. “"90" “8'7”
l .
to New London county. . 1.497 85.908
. : Fulrficld countv . . . . . 3.031 232,348
4‘ o l , wlich, with the ' _
”‘0 mm“ is 5"" ‘ . ,iWindhum county mutt 48.361
Scursport. she was towing. from Nov. ' ’
lit 1' ‘i tcctown when the storm l Ll’lt‘illlflitl county . Loth 64,608
I?) if! rm“! ’tllk ”:0 shelter of this ! Middleecx county 1.060 43.079
' I g I ,
0”“ tor ( 3 'i‘ollund county 400 20,1.“
«mm-w— eymf
44.284 1.036346%;
on: M ram. not talent. M” .“l‘
1
A. J. ANGEVINE a.
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Edison
Phono‘graphs
$15 to $200.
Sold wocltiy payment! 1.
without any extra charge. All , .
mum of machines. and pour _,
plete list of records carried in . »
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