”"93“”. . , . . . ‘ '
by parents. Wit d" ””1"“ a "9°”, At‘tho‘llervlce in Trinity Church
. . of homo drowuingnu a. rebuilt ortho youtordayv morninggpthe rector. liev.
: » . , . 'nlibnlngol'watbr winds. Waterwingu sli‘roderlok A. Coleman. preached union1
cldcll,;udlilinistratrix tum their purpoue admirably. They ““16 “I“ “W“Fflih in 606152 _
“in annoxcd ‘ 0‘ thfiloltordfiold and alumina world at runI Mt“ ”mm": at “‘3 tact “mm"
(3 1 on. dot ~ , christian professors to have full and!
‘ that might be denied them we“ “.18 complete faith inland. still ii; iaajlact:
him ortiniuh not'to-be procured: But that there are few whose lives are 30"
thorn in n'limit'ovon to tliinoport and ordered thatilhevlhlvo mnlpiete repose
Q3330 and “harm.” Ithfldll)? “80d bylin (kid. It 13 the 630993191108 of tho
great body of. Christian Pilgrims that
la“ when going beyond their depth, they bacome .lrotlul and illehulnorod
Enupportotl only by WW3" wings. and oven mentally troubled in looking
} Water wings are used extensively‘ovcr the diepoxiontlonarvof Providenco.
in "and around The Norwalks. Thus and life in general; We are troubled
for no drowning accidents have occur- andxdletrensod when they 49°“ out 1“"
red here and it is fervently hoped that on life and the world and see to what
. excesses men and. women will go in
this record will remain intact. No child the pursuit niter plealureo. We one
should be permitted to so beyond his many living and doin things which
.or her depth with water wings, uuleué'would cause their forebears to blush
accompanied by an expert owinllnolulwnh shame. We one young lives ruin-
. . .. lod day by day by evil minded pron
’lhe risk in too great, even when the.o . and women. We see an utted mm?
are many about Again let “5 apply gland in some places not only for civil,
the time-worn adage, “An ounce of prev-Elana but what is still worse, moral
vention is worth ‘a pound or cure,".lalw. We see young men and women
land even older ones aversion.
I'plng the limits or property and
verging upon immorality in today's
. accepted dance of the world and so
to i i it t . lllth‘ . k llitantlcm'ty' We sea woman dressing in the
t r g r 0 ca e coo a to most suggestive and indecent manner.
sultraget because. shearsons the No We wonder to what we are leading-
C“1‘S?MN°W Bedlold 'limeS, .,1 We wonder lwhayis coming next! We
Europe would *h'gstlll more dis”: idlinddcr to think to what further freaki
quieted irithad two baseball pennants 1.“ dance and dress society will lead.
.10 worry about—Chicago News.” Ins. Vie see all this and its bearing
‘ I inot only upon the individual. but al-
so upon the world at large and we
Just at this time when colleges and1 , .
.llilii'érsilies are having so much trou- see ,its evil indulgence alpreadlng.
‘ ' We take a broader vision of life.
; ‘ l
black fleet has be‘n si bled-—
. 'l‘l t? tg‘ d lble finding monitor their facaltios wAnd- n ’0“! iris sold into
.. MT is on. re duos ion 0 )e e‘. is most unkind of President Wilsont ! we 5.8e 0 r ). lg}; i
. a-can the Iicet flight its WWZio send so many professors abroad.~ slur or y oi the worst not and donor p-
i: Forts H. «G. Wrightl Terry and Philadelphia Public Ldtlger. mo“. We soothe “mm“ or labor W
l loapitai. We see the poor growing
[“W’.
'_ ‘poorer. We see the, Lord‘s Day wan-
o successfully-and direct a landl
“ . - l “The New Haven road's securities
lace f0? WOODS within striking, ' ‘ gtonly desecralwd. \\'e sue corruption
in high plat-cs and among men in,
c- of New York cit‘ [continue to tend downward but, ac.-
” ‘y‘ icording to good indications, have. . ‘ . ‘ .. _ ,,
land forces are working with . . . . .. . . film“ “9 ““5 ”‘adl' to ““5 “hm"
. dually struck bottom figuresxvhou levwvmmg i‘. going wrong the devil
8. 1‘ cm t 1' ‘A-I .’ . .. . _...,k
‘3” bone gy to o bid1 e 1.1181 int iilmon JonrnaiCoullel ’ ”a ruling the world, tho word 1,. my.
us for the proper lreception 0t; Th ' d _ " f ‘ {big We church. and the whole niaolln
“cation." powerful fleet. Mines are"u :pftfiose ”53‘? 0 “111°“ 10““ )5 'incr)’ is out ol‘ gear and there is no
laoed in the Narrows: big guns lililngm [Men In lmdsolleeste till“ i uso our trying to remedy ll.
lng overhauled colist artillery-i " ' n " expecting to ra 3911101‘”. (‘crtainly at times of pitch lu‘art
‘ . . .‘light away by “19.8819 Of ”'3 “Que-V anurchingo oven some of tho best of
mefi , collared within till? shadows chimes and steamboat lines.-—-—Fail River “8 am “mm“ led to 8m, “ml the
, ‘ .‘ l l « .
the} batteries; residents}. re patientlyi Herald. .lool that there in no (lodnbut uuroly wo
(filling (or theygreatbatle which is! A b ‘l’orgot that there in a God and the
t0<comeu ,. m " Till)“: Heautiful 0r phthellcv ta-1 kind 0f I! being ”0 is.
3 time this week ii battle wml (“mi “0‘“ scarcely be imaglupdjworld and then at the church. We
I lit ti ti all 'll Bl ' Yum“ lalnmany weeping over the “'0‘“ i are almost fled to the verge of despair
more on ‘ . .. - . . ‘. ’ ‘ - .
E“! .’ y m ' acit 0" M lgnon. ”‘0 Beautiful (”10“ M"d‘lnnd doubt, but out of the thick cloud
l
. consisting 0f eleven powerful but“ el. '«Iii‘idgcport Telegram. icif despair and doubt comes to llri the
inn, twenty destroyers and five; “9—
hl‘in'es.’ have left Narragansett" l,‘ denrd Lnntenbach Of New YmWillie prophet of old and to up it. says
.is a lawyer of good standing at tile...mwe mm]. in God'"
0 I , 1 ‘ l . . l
. W ..
’ n. ‘Btandlng. New Haven Journal (’mu‘lnre large and momentous mill thoy
‘e terror into the hearts of staid ler. 1N0. oinall and sink into obscurity
6w Englanders. were it. not for the. + When we look at the great power of
(tact that the entrance to ltho Sound ls‘. The only chaos at Albany “"'i"h,(lo(i and compare thorn to whaf lie
strongly guarded. It is believed‘ Mul'bllydread'sisono which i‘villbrcnlclum done when the time was rilw.
rum ll .3 . H . .tho easy flow or salurlcs 13“"“""“-"‘»\\'llcli the limo comes these problems
- t, w h m eevera orls manned up ward out of the State treasury.-—-xew and every other one will be answered.
l'wofr strength, it would be impoulnblcl \ork Tribune. land will raise up Christian men and
'i'sany fleet to reach New York! 4“ ,wonion with grout power to anHWer
Vrl‘ughtho bong lsland:»Sound. The! The department 0f agriculture :lhcm 0r with some other ugollcy will
'nvers, which rim to be held mwciaims American farmers lose 550" they be. met. God's call to us in tollaro
. '000'000 through bad eggs. I“ the pres- faith in Him, not in self, not in man,
. 0,1" will demonstrate, W a certain de-; em condition 0f the stage 3““ ”‘9 9°" | not in Church, not ill intellect nor
99.1116 30W“ stranglinoi’ these i'oru iticai platform, thcy llllvc their nous. ‘ hold nor in any crcnlure at all.
fictitious and may nel'vl‘l to show un' “WW""”"M‘lfld'l" “ml"‘fll ~llnve Faith in (‘lod is meant to up.
their weaknesses. + pill: to all lilo-to things religious.
“Grimm people are particularly ““1 A trump crawled out 0" fl “OX cm'ilhingn common and commonplnco.
. i n Waterbury and ““"0‘11‘09‘1 ”H“ 11“- things domestic, things public. things
”ted in the“ nluneuuers. ’lhe big wad willing l0 80 Milk to Hartford national and all things pertaining to
15 5011951111“ to PM}?! here some to answer a charge against him thnt’nm and n", world.
this weak and will he looked [or he had defaced the walls of tho. Hurt- The less mm, them seems to he in
"one living along thclwater‘s eds-2.; ford 1’0“ ”mm building Wit“ markhlbh the world the more there should be
iamon, who have cultured at Fort‘ peculiar to the hobo profession. is 118(311911 in us.
‘ ‘ , lproving his innocence, undue declares. The world lnay not trust ill
. G. Wright, loinhors inland and 'l} himself. or in it "Just for the rido?"~ 191 the world see that we all
9W“ Torry are “13° intbroutcd, ““’1r‘B°5t°“ (3'0"6- Statesman and politicians may not
”XWNWC“ having “Wei“ thorn 50m“? Wm“ trust Him. let no trust Him for them.
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RIGHT TO THE ”POINT.
WAR MANEUVQRS.
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.4.
m but
‘iilal he will not believe that Johnson
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We. look at iii!“
l‘lSiiii small voice" even no it came to
, till
Fililli‘lilll sPillK
Farrier Alderman Cunningham ’
Mistaken for Private Sleuth
At Bridgeport
. mnnonronr. August ~l.—~F0rmcr ‘
Alderman Patrick 8, Cunningham of
New Haven, known all over the state
as “the father oi Sunday booeball.”
was mistaken for '9. private detective '
,in tho employ of the llridg‘aport Pun.
his home near Boston. alter the iondéoia. association at the baseball game
trip from matrdlia, confirms the story" e ween the Bridet and Pittsfleld '«
that hewiil go to Europe in the toll Williams oil the Lantern association ‘Sun-
‘ - 1 day afternoon and was thrown out oi
light Jack JOhIllson for the lieav'yél
weight championship of the world; 3;: 1:20?!“ "L ”“3 orders 01' ”‘9 nlan- ._
”MEN'S manager. Joe ,Woodmml,‘ Mon: ‘ Cm
hu‘rwfihw cable advices front a load. 9 '
i manager or
111E French . team.
Promoter. who say» that he
~ « ‘Wl llllllll
Rival Colored Heavyweights lo
. Clash l’n Pal-ism rule in
. lheFaIl
a.
, Sam Iinngtord. who has arrived at
the
ibridgeport is understood to.
already has signed Jo noon to articlesihave been mislod in the matter by.‘
Bridgeport. newapapormen,‘ who
of agreement for a twenty-round butlln'
with the Tar Baby in Paris next’ 00m. thought they recognized. Cunningham
her or November. Johnson will mm“ a private detective. The newspa'
ceiveo 330.000 guarantee will. lose oz‘lpcrmen sent a note down to Cross,
draw. and Langiord has received on; who called the matter to the attention
offer of 25 per cent. of tllé gross. ln'
’olr ill-lire Dolicl‘ty who was numbing;
Paris it is figured that this fight willl Doherly stopped the game and went ‘
draw ,1 3100.000 gate. Woodman wmlove’r to Cunningham.
cable his acceptance this week andE "rm“ gfllilfi' “m” “0 on until you!
Lnngi‘ord will sail for the other side got out," he said. Cunningham WES'
about the middle at September. ' asittlng down near the players' bench
The Tar Baby before leaving 13 plan-land low people notlood the incident.
hing to take part in two bouts on:Cunniugliam was surprised and pro-‘
American soil. One will be. u
t(Indicated, giving his name. Gross and
round affair with Joe Jeanette. at the‘ “01‘8”" wouldn't accept m3 explan-
St, Nicholas A. (‘.. of New York c"),‘;lliiull, however. and Cunningham was
on or about September 3. The 0t“mythic-cried out of the fluid. Cunningham
will be with Porky Flynn. the Boston, naturally considerably arotiaed
:was
white hope, if l-‘lynu will accept a chnlw over the ciectmcnt and suspicion that
leuge and a club can be. found that
’lle was a privatcdelective; in View
will stage the match. Langlord in“ ”“9 m” that he has bee ‘working
extremely bitter towhrdli‘lynn bucouso. 3“" bunday "us”ban tor thallium live
the latter declared sortie time ago alter; ““3 and m” practically the prime
a trip to the Antlpodes that the Tar: “‘0‘” 1“ “‘0 “g“mmL
Baby was a back n'nmbcr. inmgi‘md? A short limo after tilt? ejectment..
wants to prove to Flynn’s ontlrc 5:1";(‘1‘059 board from reliable sourccuf
infection that such is not the case. In: that he had made a mistake and he
finally cornering Johnson Landlord’s}; ““11 "“3”“ “Wild M". Cunningham '
untirinz oll’orls for roar years to not a‘ 3““ “Willgizuii. He invited him to re.
match have been rewarded. but he says. “W“ “J the. WW but 3“- Cunningham
. refused.
. is willing to try conclusions with lllllli‘
. until tho chdnlplon actually appears in-:
l side the ropes. if the light takes place:
ii.nngiord will receive his backing, os~
lpeclnlly in Great Britain.
MEEK HAS BATTED OVER
.300 AVERAGE SINCE 1896
PORTLAND. Ore., Aug. 4.——~‘lionus
E Vagner and Larry Lajole have notlr'
l ing on Hurry Mock, the heavy slugger“
. ‘ .who is leading the Northwestern
,glenguo batters. Mock in a natural
,alugger and is u very dangerous but-
. tor to have up in the pinch.
The Victorian started in as a bull‘
l
gum
‘ mull rounouatus
Raleigh Ailchisun, the Newark player in 1896 as a member of the ini
southpaw Wilt-t Willi “WNW“ ”CW" dependence team of the Kansas Long-l
it‘s out Of Wont) Homes. has PWVEG no, and hung up the batting aVemge oi";
the sensation of the international, .400; lie pm; played pun ever since:
lbelllsuo. soon will be seen in chum time, with the exception 011899;
Brooklyn uniform. land 1900. when he was out with i
The EbbotS-leium‘cr Si’lldil‘flti-‘l: broken ankle. and has never hit below}
which controls both the Brooklyn the .286 mark. Only three times in
club of the National. lasagna and the his brilliant hitting career he has boonl
Newark club or the international below the.300mnrk. "
intrigue, would prefer to have Alton—1 —--—--
lson finish the Benson with the ill-.EASTERN ASSOCIATION
diunli. but baseball law practically do. GAMES FOR THIS WEEK
rivers that the star southpaw play Monday.
‘-With the Superbasi or else be drafted; l’lttaiield at New Haven.
by some other major league club. ‘ Springfield at New Londoii (2)-
Auclllsuu was tried out by the Bridgeport at Waterbury.
lilrooklyn club in lilll and fanned out I‘illl‘tiili'd at hicridnn.
lon an option to tho Montgomery club Tueoday.
Ioi tho Southorn :‘lnnl‘lt‘illtioll ill 1912. New “own at Moria?" (
Tho option was called last fall. and ZBridgeport at Hartford.
tlliu spring he nus soul to 'Nowurk Springfield at New London.
for further ncuezoninir. Unions Altohi- Waterbury at Pill-Hfleld.
.uon in recalled to tho Brooklyn club Wednesday.
lily August all, he will be subject to Now Haven in allringlleld.
{draft and may be drnltod by any rinb New London at Hartford.
Bridgeport at ‘Merldon.
:in tho National or American League.
‘1 it does not about likely that Mun. 'WMEYWI‘Y at. l’itiafleld.
uger :Ilohlon will llvt any other Infill)!“ Thursday.
lcng'uo club draft a pitched of Alicia. New Haven at Hartford.
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where , Now,
store, taking
sale.
“NORWALK'SZ' BUSY
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M.
It has been a wonderful suc-
cess. Patrons are united in
their voluntary praises.
Satisfied customers every-
as a fitting
climax to this great achieve-
ment, we propose to make
this week a rousing bargain
week throughout the entire
extra mark-
downs for this week, the
third week of this great
o CORNER n
iroiloeunl ‘ tum LIFE
Ml JOYfliDE l
((3th 1mm Fire; Page.) ‘f .
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sioner. probable concussion oi the"
brain and internal injuries.» He has
been suffering from weak heart. Cou-
dition critical.
Henry O'Connor. registrar 01’ voters.
ribs broken. head badly out and bruis-
ed. internal injuries uncertain. Will
probably rocovor. l
Christopher Dunphy, ribs hrokcn.’
cut and bruised. not seriously hurt.
Alphonse Vailone. head gushed and
bruised. Discharged from hospital.
All the inland were brought to this
city in an ambulance sent from St.
Mary‘s Hospital. and are now at that
inotltution. Duriplly is a. snloon~kcep<
er and Vallone is known as a puglllut
The automobile won one recently pur-
chased by the police department. it
is a complete wrchr.
Want to Suvln Rock.
The party lott Waterbury in the
evening for Sui-in Roch alter the po-
lice automobile, unod chiefly by tho
detective department. had been no-
curcd by Kicrsiod. who said that
Commissioner Johnson wanted to use
it In taking the machine out of the
city without the mayor‘s permission.
the department ruler worg violated.
The speedometer of tho nmuohod
l
uirrirsulrs rum rill:
DAV all olllllrluull
.Jontlnued rmm am: 11896.)
each vessel has been assigned a. dell.
nito part in the attack. About, 13,000
omcers and men of the Navy the en-
gaged. The real test. however, is for
the army in its work of defense. The
decisions of the umpires will not be
made public.
Artillerymen Are Busy.
FORT H. G. \‘i'lllGl-l'l‘. Fishers Is~
land, N. Y., Aug. 4.-—Soldier life at
the forts which dominate the cntrano:
to Long island Sound became a long.
hard grind at the guns and on look-
our. duty today for the 4.000 artillery
men who had been placed on a ”war
ganlo" footing. The joint army and
navy manor-avers began last midnight.
when the fleet representing the invad-
ers was theoretically reported at an
unknown point out in the Atlantic.
in is lllrcly that the artillerymen
will not see the invading {loot lln-
lcou the weather becomes thick, .pcr-
mittlng some of the craft to creep ill
close to tho forts. Most of the ohoil-
ing of warships will ”be theoretical.
no no full service charges for tho his;
guns will be used. The nrtlllery‘men
will have the hard drilling at the guns
‘nnd at night, on tho nelirohlighis, tho
lpalrol duty. and the constant readi-
"idosl oi! the activity at the torts. LOCAL COURT CA'BES- Things would not be as we would
i
t Him for
lson's provod ability. and it is under-
stood that he will join the 'Suparbnu
Now London at Springfield.
Meridon at Pitteileld.
auto registered 65 miles an hour. The new lbr a 0811 10 quarters, without tho
car was not ordinarily capable or linenI annotuoulnr side of the fray which
While those ullam battlun are. harm-l Judge John Keogh had an easy Mon- have them but let no trust
, l . :day morning this week in the local in Ills own good time all will be a
5“" and. “Wm" 1" u ”l’m’e' thore ’5 court. Cheater Crowley. a first tilncr. Juatod and rectified. God's way is
m. The xovormnontl is npunding ISWSGRM Frank V- Raymond, was (115‘; purely.
tit sands of dollars to clinduct the ex. churned. l'troublo 1m.
’ ' l r lab 1 l ,
”we“ tho roan to o . 1” wll )0 lined $5, on payment of which he wuu‘gvar.
, olully observed and ‘lll servo all ai disoharnud.
it! 1190!! MUCH Will 9 oonutructcdl The cone of Katherine idlinnnhun.
method of defiance banned in who was arrested. some time ugo,
rent or actual war are.
11110 there is little l‘lkollhood that
‘ ”k wow“ be mud on New 1'0”“ continued until Angunt 25th.
the event or actual w r. yet the war
unanimous cannot alto d to overlook
o
.W-.
OFFICER SAMMI‘S A HERO.
Musing to obey the omcer'n command
and roaming Oincer Jarvis 'S. Murray.
came before Judge Lockwood this
morning. The cm was continued un-
til tomorrow morning. so Mollhoney
could not counsel. In Water street.
Moilhoney struck the pincer and broke
away. All the onion“ hunted for the
man ”norm and ho was finally an.
mted’mln. '
who witneaned his act of bravery.
oil. a large
ionoy. mu Looms-
The Smith and ‘Kwti'mnnn silk mil
div «or mg ml M w” continual until M“ m luyh‘ bore-do remove the loom
. ‘ . Mud ‘
- ‘ ‘ m’mot M Britta. at Wiltondm m‘j.v.’nomuk1nr.
, éfli‘i W m f Fl Warm night mun-toll. . .
d-
l
., deal or scrlouunoun connected with who wag arrested for intoxication, by not our may. God works (“”me but;
Lot not doubt and doopnlrl
llave faith in God. Trust house. in Wootchuutor, youtordnv. to
Thomas Nolan. drunkenness, was“ lilm for He shall reign for over and
(minor Wallace it. l-lummill. of South
(31111de With 3853111". and erDCil 0r . NDI‘WMR, proved equal to a“ ”merge“.
the peace. cnmo before Judge inch-’9}. on Saturday afternoon about 5
.wood. this morning, and the cane was o‘clock when he stopped a runaway
horoo under the Washington street
The case of Thomas Mollhonoy. who railroad bridge. whore he was doing
was urrontedyflaturday evening. charg- trailic duty. The driver had boon
ed with breach of the peach. loltoring,‘ thrown from his seat and dragged
dome distance by holding onto the
reins. Oi'iloor Hominid made a line atop
and was highly commended by those
OMWH AND .KAUFFMANN STORE
are removing the room: and machine»
from muthflnk Mills til theold
'11" m of 301““ ”h” " “Mr" lniohop mill. whore they will state
“""m M °‘ W lwrm W their: tor-nu time bolus. iron at the
“’1 coronation “1 W' “m m“ ompioren him am back to New
tofu Juan WW. ”I“ morning, York flmi‘h‘umtmld ‘ “W Who
hind. Maillot or not the.
. i
Bridgeport at Waterbury.
Friday.
New Haven at Horflord.
Now London at Springfield.
Morldpn at Pittsilold.
Waterbury at Bridgeport.
Saturday.
Plttuiield at blow Haven. .
Springfield at Mormon.
‘ilortlord at Now London (2).
Waterbury at Bridgeport.
, before Annual. 20. ‘
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JIM FLYNN WORKING HARD.
Visitors crowded Dal lluwklnn' road
ao'c ll‘lrcman .lim r lvnn work ill prepar-
utlon for his battle with Gunbont
.Slnlth, in Madison Square Garden.
next dl‘rlday night. Flynn lon't taking
chnnocn with bill condition this time.
lie admits that nmnu is h dungorous
propoaition and he intends to be ready
to but up the light of his life. Flynn
already has mapped out hill pldn clot-l
tack. He days he will runh lrom the
first sound ol the song. lie doesn't
believe that the Banner like» the not:
and he .ililnko he can prove it beyond
the question of doubt. The Pueblo
mun baa noon Smith in action and up-
unrentlyxhns apoer opinionot him.
.Smith. on the other hand. is traininit
confidently at bhoepoheud my. ills
work-would boom to indicatoihobheaioi
factor and stronger tuna when bombing
'M. «PAUSE TO FDGHT FRANK MO.
RAN. ‘
Al Paizer'e ilrot opponcnt since no
hint apeparud in the ring with the into
Luther McCarty will be Frank Moron.
oi Pittohum. The St. Nicholas A. C.
hail clinched this match for tho latter
part or the manila. Jock Britton and
Young {Shame aluo have been signed
Johnoton.
WOATUOKB WIN.
l
was compelled to rent.
routines that Flynn will in o. bard ma «throunoui.
for it September date by Matchmaker '
The Shamrocks. of south Namath, ,
peditodol in the Gordon. Smitbtm , ttolousatuck. real i y, and t.
mitt that 1‘9 w" in M. . “have on b donor. by the manoeuvre of thirteen to
Human and that am! “w“ over a twelve. The game was it good and.
incidentally he and the close more made it excitinli
speed. but had goon down bill for two
miles. it eideswiped the stone
bridge. cordoned ucrosu the road to
the opposite bulk. whero twa wheelu
caved in. continued a short distance
and then turned oyer. 'l‘hero was
liquor in the ruins of tho our and it
is said that several of the passengers
were intoxicated. chrnled did not in«
dulso in lntoxlcnntu.
. Imoltluntion 66min.
lSevoul oi the police commiuaionor‘a
friend: oondomnod last night in no un-
cumin terms tho violation or the do
‘lpurtmont rules. Mayor Parnell T.
hoover mulled to talk, but would in,
ventisation ill cumin.
Finders watch Sentinel Want Ads.
for till!“- from loom oi valuable
articles.
comes from burning powder.
All the fortifications rhaVo been
manned at war strength, twentywtu'o
companion of want artillery having
been placed on Forts Terry. M5011“!
and here, the number being tun com:
panloa over nominal strength. the
drnlto coming from fortifications in
other parts of the artillery diulrlct
which is commanded by Col. .1. v.
Whlto. ’l‘llo tome at F‘ort H. G.
Wright in under Lioumol. it. i". m»
via; that at Fort Torry nndor blunt.»
Col. 8. 6. Jordan. while Major lienllh
min Koehler is in charge at Fort
'Michlo.
Thom are alum-verb at tho fort:
and upon the fleet. and alter the man.
DMWBI‘I the War and Navy Depart
meats will atudy the knowledge that
ha- been mined by the oxperienca.
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