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III PRBMIS
II IIIIIII
Senator Mctoan in Colloquy
With Senator Stone Upon
Tariff Schedules
BEMBBRAIS ABARBBNEB lRE
l’RBBllBllBR BBSl lHEBRl
Says Connecticut Manufacturers
Hope for Best But Are Pre-
pared for Worst
WASHINTON. Aug. 0.-—~In his re-
marks on the tarlfi'blll this week,
{Senator Stone, of Missouri, said he
.ihad seen a letter written by a citizen
of Connecticut which would seem to,
contradict the statements made by the
Senator from that state last week.
The letter he said was written by
George E. Keeney, president of the
IIIIIIIIIlII “Bill"
u IIIIIIIIIIIII
Elmer Catlerall andIArtlIur Bec-
. kor, of The Sentinel Force,
Climb Railroad Towers
Daring the perils of the dizzy
heights, fearing not the consequences
of a slip, and clambering monkey-like
to the topmost summit of the west:
erly railroad tower recently erected
on the South Norwalk side of the
railroad bridge over the Norwalk
Harbor, Arthur Becker and Elinor
Catterall. devil and Ipnessman, ros-
pectlvely, in the office of the South
Norwalk Evening Sentinel. completed
a feat yesterday afternoon which has
not previously been equalled by any
two :Soutn Norwalk young men. For
the main purpose in view of securing
some photographs from the tower, but.
with the Yankee dare—dcviitry upper-
most as an excuse. the boys made
their perilous ascent while the other
Sentinel workers watched them with
their hearts.
Becker and Catternll have been
considering the trip ever since the
first tier of the towar was erected.
They have watched the progress of
the workers with feverish excitement
and yesterday noon Iannouced that
the time for them to mount the tower
lllld come. Securing the camera of the
'V m...» rue. Item from MI
.I
IS.
IIIIIIWIII
IIIIIIIIIII
llSl suns
Engineering Corps of Army Hard
Pressed by Many Projects
for Waterways
v
AllBRBSE BBAAREl REAR
BBMPlElIBB lHlS All
Work on Harbors 0n Atlantic.
Pacific, and Gulf Coasts
and Many Rivers
WASHINGTON. D. 0., Aug. 6.~—
“Leaving out the work going on to
meet the demands of the big harbors
of the country—on the Atlantic, on
tthe Pacific and on the Gulf COaBtflq‘
the widening and deepening of the
channels to those harbors «the Eu-
gineer Corps of the Army is up to its
stall? photographer, the boys started
SOmervillo Manufacturing Co., a Re-
Dublioan leader of the State who said ‘ over m, 1,0“, making the mp and um} navigable streams lo their month
he could “0t fill ”‘9 orders ”(O‘H’IdI return. including the time they stay- share in the upbuiiding 0f the coun-
shortly after 4 o'clock. They WPli
care, during these tot rid August days,
in an effort to make the rivers and
try.
‘curely bound together with
"A... mm name.“ wm nno Our moi-m...
comm. we most. AUGUST more "I
lAAll SABAS AlEllB
Bl ARAEB RBBBERS
Enter Car at Fgot “Train and
BIRMINGHAM. Isis. Aug. s.—-—'r.no
mail car on them Louisville and
Nashville passenger train, No. 4.
north bound fromI‘INow Orleans, was
boarded and robbed early last night
by two unknown 'llhite men who held
up the mail clerks. All the registered
mail was taken, but no estimate could
be made of the uncut obtained. The
train reached Birmingham on time at
8:37 o'clock and Wm to! lithe snail
clerks, George Roovor and ‘ E. G.
York. were found handcuffed together
in such a way that the irons had to
be filed from their wrists. The thumbs
of Chief Clerk Harry Everett were so
heavy
twine.
’l‘he robbers boarded the mall car
at Caters, thirty-three miles from litr-
miughum. The clerks said they im—
mediately were covered with revolvers
and ordered to turn. their faces to
the wall. Everett looked around once
and was fired moon. the bullet just
missing his head} The robbers jump.
ed from the. train"at Fourteenth street
in Birmingham.
5......“ W
-Dnnciug at itoton every night.
'BlSBS Bl lRlAl:
WEATHER FORECAST 7
Unsealed; shower- watertight.
IIIII IIIII
IIIII IS
III I III
Black Squadron, Supposedly
Sunk, Bobs up and Batters
All Our Forts to Pieces
m...-
lRE BARRASE WAS
SAlB lB BE lERRIBlE
Nothing But the Generosity 0f
the Enemy Prevents Fall
of New York
mu LONDON Conn. Aug. li—v'i‘he
Black Fleet, which was sent to the
bottom of the sea Monday with its
entire complement of some 20000
men, bobbed up serenely yesterday
morning and proceeded to hurt shot
and shell into the batteries of Forts
Wright, Mlchio and Terry.
suit was calamitous for the forts.
ued the batteries so effectively Alon-
dny are dead on the field of butthI or
lying method and wounded in the
IEIIIII III up
The re ~
- llill Blitlllli illill
Westport Town Meeting Appro-
priates $1,600 tor Repair
oi Present Structure.
WESTPOR’I‘, Aug. 6.——At a special
town meeting held in the Town Hall
recently it was voted to appropriate
$1,600 for the repair of the State
street draw Itor temporary about two
years a new bridge will :be built. This
will not allow the Connecticut Com—
pany to pass its trolleys over the draw
as the side where the tracks are will
not be touched. At the next session
of the Legislature the town will ask
for a new draw bridge and it. will no
doubt pass. The work oi: repairing
the bridge will begin at once, The
voters were highly appreciative of this
action.
Paving Plans.
in regard to paying the main thor-
oughfares $1,000 was appmpriated by
the town for the laying of “warrcnite”
(in state street, which is a State road,
if the State will provide for the pav-
ing of it) x 10 feet on each side of the
road it will be paved from the west-
on State street and on Main street._
lEl PHBN'j-m
IN MANS
IIIIIIIII
Ernest Knapp, Who Figured info. ‘
. Runaway Accident Yester-
day Afternoon Now in
the Hospital
HARNESS BRAKE AND
HBRSE BEBAB 10 Kill
Bone Protruded Through Skin in ..
injured Man’s Leg
When the horse attached to the lino
gang‘s wagon ran away in Railroad
avenue, yesterday afternoon. Emest‘
Knapp, an employe of the Southern
crn extremity of the State street draw . New England Telephone Company,
to (tempo Road, but it‘ the State de-
sides to pave only eight, feet on each
side then the
cast end of the Town
Hall
6'1. Richards“ con] yards.
l
ytaiued a broken left leg.
Wm”; Will end at ”‘9 Ewas stopped further down the avenue,
was thrown to the ground and sus— '
The horse
‘ , ' . Mamiltaving quieted down when he broke.
Most of the nrtillcrymon who man-,b-u-em willbcpuved as far as Taylortmose from the wagon, and the onlyl
’i‘he Sqilareidnmuge aside from Knapp‘s
injurY.
where Main, State and East. Church was a slightly broken harness.
streets join will also be par.ed thus
.4
lit 1113 factory without working 0W“ .ed on top and took in the wonderful
time IScnator MCLERII ill answer Silld VBCW afforded. The BAOVS Weill “1) on
that not over three weeks M40 he had) the southerly side of the tower. using
‘— P . \
me Mr. kocney iii Hurttord “lid 11“ All“! the ladder half. way and then climbing
The linemen ware working on ser-
janidiug leaving a part of the Old;\ice “0,1, in the rear of Knorrs bu,
.rond. ll “’33 also ‘illl‘d to lune 153-“ liard parlors in South Main street and ‘
BAlllRllll Alli
(Continued on Fourth Page.) (Continued on third page).
(Continued on Eiznth Page).
Will APBlAl llll
BBBBBllS ABllBll
'Msadow Street Residents Con-
sider Holding Up the Propos-
ed Layout Work By Court
Action
. the trip.
the steel work for the remainder of
At the top Catternll climbed
across to the north ‘slde and then both
boys went as high as tine towers
are constructed sitting upon the bar
"About which the flags ate fixing.
Equipped with the pictumtnkiug
paraphernalia, Illecker secured a num-
ber of excellent views One he took
Iot the tower on the East. Norwnlk
1side of the bridge. catching Ia trnln
-lit the not of passing over the bridge
A structure. One picture shows (‘Ialterull
located upon the other tower summit
land the other pictures are of the land-
Escnnm, with East Norwnlk in the fore--
l ground.
lEARllEB A lESSBil
" ‘ ABBlll BASBlIlll
Autoist Pours in Gas. While
Rear Light is On and Two
Cars Suffer
~.
While trying to fill a gasoline tank
,of an automobile while thvl ullllulIlI
inns lighted, Thomas llclunltls n lillr- .
IIIIIIIII student who N‘f‘.i‘llll\ nmrribdi
lhliss linzc] liluecm. had an excitihkl
Government Will Establish A
White Slave Violation,
Says Malt Sullivan
SAN FRANCISCO. Aunt. I‘..-Maury
l. Diggs. the young Sacramento urchi-
tet‘t whose elopomont to Reno, Nev..
with Miss Martha \Vnrrington in com-
pany with ”Four Cuniinctti and bola
Norris precipitated a nation wide nuan-i
dui not behind their lawyers in the
United States District Court today in
his usual faultless attire. Facing him
when court opened were the eleven
jurIuIcn mostly men with grown boys
Bill Bill lllSIERl
' ABW BlEAREB Bl’
Was William H. Kennedy, of
Providence, and Suicided
From a Sound Steamer
The mystery surrounding the finding
I of the Providence man’s body in Long
island Sound on July 28th has been
cleared up and Medical Examiner Sam-
uel H. Huntington stated this morning
Church ‘ill’ei‘l graded the uniting 0A the betas and supplies were in Ra“.- {I
the
lposlbie
Received No Complaints.
l ISupcrlnleudmit Charles H Chapman
i‘fllld Foreman Leary or the Connecti-
lent Company o'erc present and declar-
cd ihcy nor the company had met
lIcu-ich any
ltbelr mprcss curs
;und Main streets.
to crose the bridge compelled them tol
fire ditrict voters making this road av.enue
I’many believe that
complaints regarding which broke the young man‘s
What frightened
steed has not been ascertained, but:
he suddenly started off at a. great
rate of speed, with Knapp aim
the seat. When the harness broke the"M
horse began to plunge and kick, and.
it was a. idol:
198.
blocking traffiCImtper than the fall which followelt
i‘while unloading at the corner of State closely
Ralph Leary, of Railroad
Superintendent aIenue was the first. to reach the All-
Lt‘hapmau said the inability of the cars jured man
Sergeant Frank V. Raymond and 0!-
unlond tho ("llis at each end of the floor Wallace R. Sammie were 511011?
draw and transport from one car tO‘ly on the scene and through their ef-
lhe other by horse drawn carts
l-ic‘ torts the ambulance was secured. Dr.
also stated that, the trouble would be Robert E perdue came along just 3,3
liolh boys said when they hndl , that positive identity has been esutb- eliminated as soon as the draw was the illjlirctl mun Was 1,9ng removed to
' ‘ ‘ :tlmc "A llolon lolnt ””1 owning. ml lunj girls tmnpornrll passed water- . - . .
Despite the fact illill tho (lily Coim- ugnin reached the ground that they mu. Of his nun-blue, u Hm,“ HUN. 3 (. N f l ‘5 ..-. ,“iil‘i‘ll- The (ACCWWA “ll“ Vliliurd 1“» intuit! sale lul‘ troilcrs to pass ()l'cr it the \‘oruulh Hospital. and thought it.
ell voted to have the new layout for wished the lowcr ltnd bccu histh. 'I d“) "m U 1'" (“mm 5 h u p” lwnnody. M 143 J‘Vlllililiiglilli BerGl. bcst that he be taken there at once.
Meadow street fundc according to the
specifications for u titty-foot street. it.
They
Long: inluuzl, lI‘Itirilt-ltl llench. Wont»
told of seeing ('ompo. llctlclt.’
\HN budly lllllillll and blazing unto-l
line sc-Iottbed lllv our of timid A
lilies.
5 Diana umnuu
qupimI «bailouts»; had been oxnrrls
cd iii'cu Lumiuciti also sat with
Il‘rovldcnce, it. 1., and be was in
probability a suicide.
all
ennui—{n III nous-II:
l
i
.
l
Dr “illiunt J 'i‘rnccy. assisted by
Dr. l‘Iaul lvu it llroulic, operated on
Is probable that an appeal will be iuI port, liowuyion. New (Tommi, Wont llt'\'liullln run out ”1. unsoliuc when l i ii Iliiwlilfmnjmx “h" “"0 Th" WV“ facts regarding ”“3 ““505 BEOAUSE 0F BABY Mr. iiunpp last night The fracture
hon to the courts and the. work delayed Nurwnlk, Wilton. and I]... filnuhn' “‘“dhh “:thl the point mm WM m ”u ”’1“ “‘4 “K1 6““ ' l‘ “ill“ 0 t .. ,.~ and Illic 0110s on which hiuizcd the Alibi-I m m—. ,u. as compound, between the knee and
for (Lt icusl It your. Altorncy William (Ira now being constructed III 'llll‘ wanton my ”w gallons. Th“ m“ ill-it ,:\;m.”m,l.l “tin-Bib “ifffifiuulh H: “ng were received ll? 1‘ 10ml" “0'“ ‘l'lccuusc sin. had It bully but four‘llw unitic. and the bone protruded
F. 'l‘atnmnny’ who is noting :is utter. Wcsipoht bridge. and l'l‘lliill‘iwd tbul I‘iv‘I-dund h“ was “wamm m 1mm”: Hill). liilv mu 011) lw uomtn. IiIrpdoI-lt-k linmilton. \fllprg Opticians, mouths of up,” Chief \Vllllum ll. 1,0“. ,1”,le the skin. The drum danger
uey for the rcsidcuts, sinicd lodny that
it is quite likely that the appeal will‘
be tilt-Ii within llIu thirty dnys' limit.
Ah the papers in the nppcul would
not, be returnable below the lirul 'l‘uew
day in Scplruulpuxlltc cums would prob.
ably not be heard before October, llllll
perhaps not until imcomcr. in any
event it. would be delayed too tour. for
the worn to be done this your.
l
The mac lInII burn a pIIIIIIiIIlI-Ili. nun
and has occupied altrulluu for some
time. 'l‘horo hum bot-u lilll’t't'lll hour-
iugs III which the properlyIIquIIIII in
the View is wonderful.
\l'fillc making the ascent the boys
stopped to wave ibI-ir hands :II the
crowds Whit-blur. llli‘ilt. l'IIlch‘IIll be»
cuum warm halfway up and rcnuwvd
bin (out, which IIIII'IIIIIIII u'nn room-ur-
(III by Iicrlwr (ill ilttI (ll‘Hf‘lilll. (int-u
ilu- but» lost llil'll‘ lil'l'YI‘ for mu—
"Will and won- forced to slop ultil
wult for their lli'lll’lli In step tmuIIdI
but. it was not fullIII'lIIII. but
sumo lll‘lll'lIllll‘llll which Iti‘l‘oIIIs l‘VI‘l‘V
llll\‘ll'll IIl climbluu.
Alulh f‘rtltnt'ull Ilutl lll"'l(l'l’ have no-
ii
that I
in tho tank located on Ilw roar IIi
llll‘ llliil‘llllllI, when the l'i‘ill' built but
tire to pubic which spilled over. “'1qu
llII- llIIIIIt-s mounted rapidly upward,
liriytttlltlp Ibrvw the run IIIIIIIIIiIIlIIu lllIII
ltt‘lll’l' purl of All“ lilo i'l|“lilisé no lut“
«only no lw l‘illllll, SIIIIIII nl fllc him-L
(up liquid ulI‘IIIIh’ ill" tilts»: l‘ill',
illll n. ilillv Ilutuunc.
lirI-ly I’lliilillllll'il.
'l‘lw l‘i-iil‘ of lbu- H'WllilMN .IIIIu Iutldv
IIIIil-I ll lira but u number IIlm u'lIrII
bronchi Il‘lti llll‘li' I'llm‘lt :Iiltl W‘llll
lilillil ennui Iiu- lilllilllllllilll- from brim:
.IyntiI
'l‘lw 1;:II was lItl‘
it developed uiIIIr Ibo l‘IIiII-tt Simon
.Alurshul bud culled loudly throuull lhtI
corridors i’or "H. II). liouuiduou"
“‘5 .i. A'IIIIIIII.” lltitl lllr
Vl'llli'l’llil ., \‘u‘l‘u wonwn.
'5! is int? sl‘I wvll,"
A'AHI‘I,
and
lwu lnieriIIl:
Mild .lI‘IlHI \':\lt
".‘Iin IIuIIII-h “illilii be urn-pied
Inn inI‘yIIII-II in Ibe II-IIII'I.”
lI \I‘IIII I'IIIIIIIIIml in Alli! I‘uitt‘li‘uout in
llll)‘ that the wlws whom idem tillll
A‘Ititllilvlil IAI'MUINA (lit lllcll‘ it‘lp
elm. All!“ Inhibit Ill li‘Mlllliilt)
.Aifnl‘lll'yfi
leIultIIl
I’nr both sides lIIIIulI'cIl
lo.
li-qua would till lll‘iilill‘ their husbands,
from l’rontlcuco. this morning. The
eye glasses, specially made. found on
the body. worn sent in Villem. where
they WI‘I‘II idI-nllilod be those made for
, iicIIIII-dy.
lipcnuily KI-Imody's wlfc, Mru. Elia
‘Kcnncdy, uolillml IIII- local authorities
‘ that the description of the III-Innius and
Vibe cffccln curried, RiH‘f‘ prul'licuily
ccrluiu evidence that llll‘ deceased was
her husband.
Medical ileuIIIlucr llullliultlnu wish-
ed in thunk 'l‘lw sentinel and the pill
or papers “lili‘ll slut-nil iltu nowu
nluulon considered the «use of
Mary Aulurro. taken in custody
morning, for a i‘rucns in Wood slrccl.
lillll allowed her to go home on be."
promiuc to tumour in court in
morning.
Ali's.
Luiui lumill. in Springu-uml, this morn-
hirs. in t‘ncse oust-n is infection. and the
this operation pczl‘ormvd
was necessary
that tin,» wound might be ilIt)t‘0\It.;hl‘)'l
cleaned. Ill will be four or five days
the, before the oulcunw of the injury can
the satisfactorily ill'li‘l‘lllllil'd
Auburn wcni info the store 01"
Mcnutluug .IIIrthiIIi: is being done
lot the pullout, who in rmiiut: coma
int: and disturbed llil‘ pouch oi" mltnl fmtul Ily III the local institution,
(If llti‘ proprietor uml Illlii'l'S oi
III-lullimlltonti by thI loud tulkimg. Him
rIIIusI-Il to leave the slow at lbmii. I
ll‘ljllt'Hl. and inlet -uclI~Il similarly t'c-
liloi
startling tho wuruiuu of (llllt'I-l' Wallace?
IIIAI luvs ntsrnulunr
III oouro BEACH
the"
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proved tlw ‘zryoui nu l'l.‘iilli‘ll‘il by llII' i‘IIIIll elicit r'nIIIpIII'cIl with “AP lilil‘l “W ‘ll 1 ’1 . w « ml Mr Hill} .’ and Ar" they buy-I. or li‘llllilll of mm, Andrew J. Iwmwdy, of prulultil‘l‘ in be in court in llll' IIIuIIII~ ‘ l H“ ” I“ ‘l (A’ml’l’ "'1“ b All" it.
fronholdcra llllll plntutl'd in bqu the tower ibI-I- IIllInlIml )'i"’-li'l'llil‘~'. lbmiIle ~‘"”‘“ All“ l'ilIIuI I ,unuihh l‘“ with?“ .i’ulnmn. who put ilIII IIItii'uiiiiI'I' oil “1%,,” I‘blal' l‘cnhluulou ...,,m,n,.d “gm l-l it illlllwl ill-ll WI I'Ulll‘ lllltltllcu the
work IllIIIII Inn! on blub, ilmIkcr buu :IIIsl'lI'IIIiIIIIII l“ M" lulli. “HM ”W m" M” Wm“ 'lilli’ l'll’lll illlil'llM ”W" l“llll'“l‘illll." All" ”All" “““I‘ in lutullm' m“ “ml of lll'l‘ olslml ”MMMH'MH m H “mm“ ”mm" dm‘.‘
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llllNllllEElll FIGHT
A FOREST FIRE
MN»... m...
Tower. in iI‘I‘uIIIIv, bI IliIIIlIiIII: up Ibc
IIlIIIIl “‘til'li
Anni.
illlll. SilllllEll llll TRACK;
llvllv IIIlIIIIIl. lll'l'“ IIIIIIII Wit“ not Illtul
Inn.) All“ i‘i'lill’il it‘ltv Hull-l} Inwlv lit"
lrnr in burily lh maul Ill I‘IIpIIlIi l
DAlllEll ASBAULT l
mum; llIIIm
FATHER CARROLL DENIES HUMOR
A story tutu in r lruulxwun this prank
to tho effect that link. Richard A. l‘Itv-
'lhn man was found by It lindol fly ‘
juicr bolll'u f'l'i'W ilIutillli: in the Sound
off l'oul‘lold “Nil on July liltib.
periods of tho clothing Willi round It
ticket from Providence to New York}
in the,
annulus one
STATE ”A Bill.
The slut" t-“cIIhuvvt‘I: ”ml’i! but: soul
I
out}; Point, ’i‘iII-I'II in little doubt but.
llllll llm Venture \ttrlilil [Mike at nuc- ‘ “
«Iona. for (‘mupo in .II popular spill.
Air. (l'i‘lulllvuu \i'fm cullcd ml
illill'l‘llwlM Illlliiiu Mill. “‘ ll" “A” Hill. for norm-Iii lion's liuaior of III for It bout calling on lulv lIitlI. 'l‘bo‘, . - . . . - . -. Alli” pot in WI Ilcr'biml wliut he will
. . . . I . . . . ill. noticcu in the Hubble tuwuu (ll i|.I _ i .
iillélil i‘iitlll. All" All!) men {mil wmnvu 2 KAI-LED, 2 mum“) chafi BETTLlfni “Will'li'u n {o l-illlf't'll llt Htlitllt Nor. 7mm lllltl llw till) I)? ll Rli‘mtl rudluior mm? Hi‘iillli: “m“ “in llilililiill 01- “my, tlit lll‘lilll tips mutimg lit! Mull") lliltl. he
.quiunl a forcul fire that. lltIIcIItnuud
to destroy the Methodist rump
grounds at anumuib, met with due.
l‘f‘illif‘lil’l)’ today, wbcu the flames
were brought under control III the
very bilge. of the resorvuliou. iiuly a
few outbuildings were destroyed. and
W,
iélfill IllillNlCli. in. Ann, IL-w’l‘wu
men Iver-w lIilchl nml III-n lulluml when
It bull lifiltmli llll ilw lIIIIIIlI caused the
derailment of u Wabash lIIIIiu Itcur
Runnels. in. yesterday, Henry lrlllli'l.
of Des Motors, u fireman. and Arthur
W
n burn «lunch was in prunreun at the;
bomb of llw i’IIruwr, won Illucbuiucuf
by the l‘lilli‘l held in liurlou today.
turney Joseph, it, Taylor represented
I walk. bud boon selected in nutv and the
James llirsl cbmami with denim)! lulu llev ’l‘lmolbt ll kunm-y. pastor
"ll Edward 'l‘urucr on July 301i; Wllllflfltf the l much (If the Hatred llenrt of,
Father finrrnil
representative
Jesus. in ilrldacport.
informed a Sentinel
At: ‘ that on for on he knew there was not.
line least foundation for the minor. and
about his urn-k, and it in believed that
he. looped from the bout. during the pull»
noun and committed suicide.
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ctouosunsr III ,
I sensuous, wro.
tux they will be required in pay in the.
stain on fll‘ lll'lfllo NIIImnbcr ll]. lillil.
’nud on or before Novmnber ill. lilii.
The tax is “titled upon the urnnd list
of 1012, Its cot'r‘cclcd by the lionrd of
leIuIllulion. and the rule is one mill.
titumford is required to pay $39»
bus lii‘l’iliiitpil'l'ltr the property, Itow-‘
th't‘.
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BATTLE BEGINS
III IIIIIIIIIII. cums"
as the twenty square miles burned ovA Cobb, ol' Aioutlou. a brakmnnu. Were the; defendant and Attorney Jntmiihat be bad no intention of tom-int: this .4 234.27; Greenwich. windmill): Dorian. . L
9" Will! ””9”.” ”Will “”"b “'3 ”mm“ Ibosnmkltled. Engineer l-‘runk LewI Keogh noted no prosecutor. film which will be gratifyina news to OMAHA. Neita. August now/I, Illn- gonzo, th (innann, $6,770.18; Non “0”“ KOAG. Mll- “I“A. WWW
tury loss was small. II
A few of the families living ill lite
camp ground vacated their homes. ex»
peeling that the flames would when
their property. Absence of wind aided
the fire fighters greatly in getting con
trot of the blaze.
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mun and llruknmuu lclmer l‘bllds. of
Monitor). were seriously injured. The
train wanicuded with huge for the ill.
lmuls market,
ml‘ttltmer bread fresh daily. Try a
loaf. Banner battery, 5 Monroe Ht.
\
it. was reported that ”but. hit Witt
or several times with an Iiron 1
due to n little frowns which took place
at the dance.
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“sure sou Huts.
It. when. Telephone seams.
m. the many friends of the popular clergy~
:99 , mun.
mNO‘TlCE.
Dr. (1’ .l". Botttwoli will return Mona
Appointments may be
any, Aug. It.
made at the office this week.
patch from Fihocshonc. Wm. reports
lo cioudhurst in that city, early today.
several persons are reported ‘drnwund
and two feet of water in the streets.
No turther details are given
A... ”was“...
~Dsnclng at lloton every night
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at
walk. $24,534.04; Dunbury, nineteen.
Among the larger towrls the tax It!
as follows: New lluveu. $140,520.10;
Hartford, “10,059.57; ‘i’iritlgcpot‘t
$107,937.85; Wutel’hut‘l’. 370.644.“.
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”Dancing at listen arm night.
started today In (‘nnton between the
Chinese government. troops And till
«Southern rebels. TWO divisions of tho
gavernmoni army clinched the «All
gate at the city.
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financing at Retort every stable.
the
“plum" tub. noon illlil Milli‘il that ha
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