ammo mu um new All Parh or as. World ayi a camel wheelie“ Our Own, operates.
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soon-1 nonwnn. CONN. sawdust. ISEFTEMBER [6.11m
Igntored at the noun: Nor-wan raucous»
In Second Glul latter ‘
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Generally fair tonight and Sunday;
whoseown eye 1
1y and steadfastly, fixed
on the goal whieh ‘
alsooure. . ..
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nu mime Hull. 1111111111111
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Flames' Sweep Over Thirty INV I Son of Commissioner General at
Blocks Despitallvnamiiinu and I S RESUM Immigraillln wm so Sentenced
lie Over 510,000,000 Damage Wlih Blues on Wednesday
HOT SPRINGS. IAl‘k., ISept. 6.——‘Un- SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 0.--—'F‘arley
der personal direction 0t Governor , ,, ,, . , . Drew Caminetti, son of the commie
George W' Bays, the} task 0f WWW Engineer Mille . Recalled This sloner general oi immigration, was
Morning in Tel lei His Elloris
to Sleigg'lraln
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Chairman Skelley Questions Leg-
aliiy oi Proceedings in First
Ward and Withdraws
log for those made homeless by the“ found guilty late yesterday'on one
lire which last night destroyed proper- count 0: the indictment charging him
ty valued at. millions of dollars in the with violation of the Mann White
eastern section of Hot Springs. began Slave Art. The jury was out three
at daylight today. Several hundred hours and took eight ballots. From
IIIIIZEIIS' I’AIlII
volunteer firemen were working to ex-
tinguish the smouldering embers lest
they be fanned into flames again
should a wind arise.
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the first theyote stood 10 to 2 for con
victlon and finally the two recalcit-
rants agreed to compromisa by find-
ing a verdict of guilty on one of the
Mill Ilili AIiIIlE
Anli's Win in South Norwalk,
But Nowhere Else
Under orders of Mayor McClendon
all saloons are closed and so far there
has been no disorder. Two hundred
and fifty citizens, sworn in as a spe-
cial police force at a mass meeting
held last night while the lire was at
its height. continued to patrol the tire-
swept area.
IDeflnite figures as to the monetary
loss will not be possible until late to-
day.
LADIES serum
111 e. e. P. caucuses
The ladies of the, .\'orwulk Equal
Franchise League, the Municipal
League of South Norwalk, and the
Norwuik Civic League. appeared at
tour counts charged.
"Bell in the sum 0! $10,000 was tur-
nished by Frank Freeman of Willows.
TBIIS'OM BBS. Tainan. MM "16 Cal. and G. Bacigalupl of San Fran-
. . y (1
WEEK Preceding Accrdeni Sentence will be pronounce
cisco.
on Wednesday, Sept. 10, the date sea
for sentencing Maury i, Digge, jointly
indicted with Caminetti and convicted
on four counts. 'Canlinetti took the-
vcrdict lightly, smiling a forced smile
and nudging his brother jocu‘iarly,
An Appeal Was Noted.
Camlnetti and Maury l. Diggs, for
mer state architect, of California, were
jointly indicted on six counts and
Diego was found guilty on tour of
them, the jury being unable to agree
on the other two. Because of the
special '” cirvumstmlces surrounding
Caminetti's individual part in the
flight from Sacramento to Reno with
'Marsha Warrington and Lola Norris.
the government. elected in the second
trial to press only four counts.
IiIISi .iIIiII AIIIAII IIiIl
MIIJIIII lIIIIIII IIIIIISE
m...”-
Dlsposiiion ol Large Number of
criminal Gases Will Be
Taken Up
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Next week will be a busy one at
the Country Court House when there
The
“—1—“
NEW HAVEN. Sept. 6.——The inves-
tigation of the interstate Commerce
Commission into the causes of the
North Haven wreck, last Tuesday
morning, costing twentyone lives, was
resumed today with Frank 'Sllanley.
brakemun on the liar Harbor Express,
as the first \vitllcss.' He was asked to
describe his actions when the Bar Har-
bor was strulh by the White Mouu
lain taaiu. '
“I was at the rear ol my train when
it stopped at signal 23," he said. “I
saw the flogman go back. My train
was two car lengths beyond the sig-
nal. I jumped when the White Moun-
tain came along 1 saw Murray, the
7 YORK, Sept. 6.
glpany served notl
ew York, New Hall
The Republican party of the Firt
~Ward held its caucus in the Town Hall,
.- last evening. After the meeting was
‘ Railroad Company called by Thomas H. Skelly, chairman
‘10“ ‘0 end their 00’“ - of. the Town committee, the voters
gents of the system: lice proceeded to nominate the chairman
llnade public today \lew oi the meeting. On motion it was
en's executive 001“ The voted that Elbert 'S. Adams be elected
.mittee authorized the t to chairman and Joseph A. Caricr, clerk.
“'3 without stint. safe cos The call was read and the meeting
signals to ensure t or proceeded to nominate for the election
angers of the delegates to the Republican con-
' Company GIV“ N° vention, to be held in the Town court
IO “338°“ was gi‘ e11 WI of room, Monday evening, September 15.
LiNew Haven system f 1UP Nominations 1301‘ delegates were call. the live ward cauouSes ill the new city
31 0f 5- P- MOW“ by ed for, and E. J. Hill, Edward M. liocke‘lpgl evening, not in person, but rep-
scal agents 0f the re n- wood, John 'D. Milne, E. J. 'Tbomasnresented by a telegram. the text of
neement 0‘ the with as Charles H. Dliwortb, John H. Hoi‘t.I\vhicil speaks for itself as follows:
Thomas H'. Skelly and George H Roy- "The Women of the community call flagman, coming lynch and yelled to
mend were nominatedwThe first six the «We to thMmlgm to mm“ ““13;th
of these nominations were declared terest in civic and educational mat 1helli‘ilnedl' August 3- d/liilor, of the'
elected , rel-s and wish to affirm their readings White Mountain Express, who testi
When the first ballot was taken Mr. to continue to cooperate.” lied yesterday. was recalled to de-
Skeliy protested as to the irregularityi The Norwalk Equal Franchise Lea- scribe what efforts he made to stop
of the meeting. He said that the can-Igue, his train. lie said he put on the air
cus had permitted some of those whoI Th Municipal League of South Non brakes when he saw the signal and
'had actively alliliated themselves with'wnlk, the emergency brakes when he saw
lilo outlines of the Bar Harbor.
3the Citizens' party into taking part in: The Norwnlk Civic League.“ ,
the Republican proceedings. and he on At the caucuses the telegrmns were “Did the emergency application take
iected to such procedure, as cilairnlan:,§ceh.ed willie sessions were in pro; hold?"
“it certainly did."
“Did you reverse the engine?"
0f the Town‘ committee. ”‘3 objec- rose and were read by the clerks oi"
“i didn't have time."
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or Material Used in
rel Sections Then in
tione Were not sustained by the chair. the various meetings being received
He insisted on what he termed the irvflnd placed on die by vote
Oily Sections
proud from Ash
‘ghway will take
aged in the. spring of
one stretch of
rists.
ompietes
“1's of the. highway.
,yii‘. oxicllsinn to iiil‘
will lie,
population.
he Fairlicid,
itory are different.
.4131“ than that in
"6 days the Warren llrot
Xwill have completed the
Creek.
Norwalk, llllll the open
place
the par
miles will then by til
When the some _
lilo liriduopm‘l
ending from State. sll'cot
" to Ask C‘reuil, approxim'
covered with the
Houtbporl,
that the country road
Iirillgup
egtilarity of the proceedings, stating
hat. he would contest the seating or
be delegates at the convention on the
5th inst. Mr. Skelly then called upon
is supporters, and about sixteen left
a Town Hall. and went over to the
3111 James lilo, where another can-
s was organized. George W. l-Nlard
ck was elected chairman and 'l‘bom-
ii. Skelly clerk. After the reading,
the call adjournment was taken to
t’i‘ucsduy evening.
Ille following ward committee was
'tod: John D. Milne. Nelson Dene
and John H. Iloyt.
be convention to be held on Sep
101' if» will decide, whether or not
muting was irregular.
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C(iiTlCOCK, ~Sept ll.—-~William
;'l‘r .11 are Jerome, arrested In Coatb'ooil .
yesterday on a charge of gumbliuu and.
hold for nearly an hour in 11 c011,!
failed to appear before Magistrate;
1.1111111»s McKee for a preliminary heur-
.iug today and the case “us put over;
iuntli September ll.1llls ball of $500I
use; not declared iorioiiod. '
I Hector V,crrct ol’ (‘ulludiuu (111111801.
for the New York interests appealing:
Ifor .lorouw, said his 1110111 found it i111 I
Ipossiblo to be in court today .eluslic
1::i‘ liit‘ l’oncc McKee bitterly douollnc
ad Jerome Jerome mountinnx was at
Norton Mills Vt, where he wont yes
torduy after being admitted to ball. I
When the justicc‘s iOllI‘l was c-ou
'l‘his Part of his examination oveY‘leil be three courts in session.
Miller suddenly rose to his feet and
said: “'May I make an explanation?"
Permitted to do so. he again declnn
'cd that during the week previous to bench and the disposition of a large
W0 number of minimal
the wreck he had been doing
men' 3 work.
“i don't want' to say that l didu tget (,1
opportunity for sleep the day before‘ as well as others or a serious nature.
‘l didn't it is generally
hu me to take whiskey to brace me up. of umngluuglhlor against orulu‘r Pr'es
'iiut an engineer got sick lust week'ldent Charles S.
and they asked me to take his run.- President 1‘. ll. \ic'licmy oi the New
1hr wreck." he continhed.
that doubled my run.
“1 got home fl om my work Monday the fatal nl'oc
went to sleep, not up port last October. will go over to n
‘n‘lumiord to inter term of court owing to the mass
1 left, of other ”business to be disposed of.
at 12: 30 noon.
at p. m., and went to
lake. 111l't1'nin to Springuoid.
‘tilclc at U o'.ciock
. “wing
to: the night
man whose run I we
to report that night.
When i got to'
hold i thought i was lhrougll Pious will 11111111 in Tuesday morning
i understood that the for the disposition ol court muses, and
8 doing expectedI the Civil (’J'olnl oi t‘ommon
But he was sick. take up the business of the full term.
Criminal Superior Court will (clue
in Tuesday morning with Judge Joel
ll. Reed of Sblii'ord Springs upon the
cases will be
These include a number
manslaughter cases
I taken up.
murder and
bolieVed the charges
Mellon and Vice-
Illnvon Railroad in lonnecllon with
k of a. train at West
of Common
The Criminal l‘ourl
Plans 11 ill
and didn t show up, so they nailed moi
it is expected I but 11 111111111 jury will
SIEAMER MIDI, IIWN I8
AIIRIIIJNII IIAI IIIiIiS ISIAIIII
IilII APP SIII NII IiANlEIl
I
With Peck’s Ledge LighthousIl Less Than a Mile Away Vassar.
Sailed Under Head of Steam High Up on the Share
This Morning at 3:30 O’clock
IIIIi HUNDRED PASSENBEIIS IIIAIISIEIIIIEII IIIIIIIIIIII ,
AIIIIIIIENI Iii SMAII IilIAIS III IHE IIIIiL
I
Bottom Plates Ware Noi Lodsened and Water Did Not Find its
Way Into the Hold; Captain Ruse Hill Said
The sound steamer, Mldldletownpof Taken Off Mlddletown. .
the Hartford and New York Transpor-v About 8 o‘clock the passengers were
tatiou Company. is hard aground Ioi‘t being transported to the tag. in the I ,1
the Norw Silk islands, having run I111" ‘. life boats, and at 9 o’clock the sienna , ‘
on Pooh’s Ledge. the south bar of or Bridgeport arrived, receiving the I
Goose Island of the Norwsik (ironp.,grcater number orlhe passengersfrom
the place better known as the “L"‘ of} the tug, and starting on its way for
Goose Island, at 3: 30 oclock this New York shortly thereafter.
morning. The two hundred passen- When the local oyster SteamerI'
gors have. been transferred, first too went down the harbor this morning '
tug of the company and then to theilhey saw the. Ipllght of the steamer
steamer Bridgeport oi the same lineIllud made for her vicinity, profferiug
and are already upon their wayj toIaid. which was reduced by Captain
New York city. Iiiili, who said that his .men were.
The steamer left Hartford '1 aboutlhandiing the situation well and that
5:30 oclock last evening bound IiorIthe steamer was in 'no danger. The
New York. The night was ldealI i'orIsea abated with the tide and the vase "
the trip, although the southeast wind'sei remained secure on the ',bar with. "
had kicked up quite a roll on Iehe a slight list to part, but in no appari-
Sound. The sky was clear andI no em. danger of sliding of! tire bar.
log hid the lighthouse and, buoysl It was nearly high water when the
along the route. Middletown rolled upon the bar any!
there was about a nine-foot depth “
water at all points around her _
Iboat draws ton and a halt feet and. I I I,
Ivvas therefore high and dry. v"
Visltclrs to the Scene.
G. Louis Price and a Sentinel w.
porter were among the first arrlv-aini
at the side of the steamer this monk
Quartermaster at the Wheel.j
The quaricrmnster, said to be a new
one on the run. was at the wheel
while the Sound pilot and Caultain
Ruse Hill were asleep. when the
steamer grounded. The vessel hit with I
a terrific smash, throwing occupants
of staterooms and berths from theirIi
n A l '
slumbering to the floor of thelrI g t 0“ tide there was a dam
rooms 1 [of about three feet at the center of
' the boat with 11 m
Three distinct shocks were felt psi 8 g ly deeper water
at the ends the red
the big steamer bounded up ontoI thll I , g ter depth being
111 parent at the how.
her. and each time the passengersIaud
“but holds the steamer from top-
crew were thrown down with glreati
piin over cannot 1) mil
force. None were injured as for uni g e (“Stand for
Can be learned todav although manv she is so high out of water that her
suffered slight bruises ' propeller wheels are entirely exponent,
' ' ' and practically the whole of her hot-
PGQIGNQW’ I" l Panic. Item is dry. The blades 0f the pro—
lmmedxlately pandemoniu-m bi'olll pullers give evidence of having heat
loss and the lmssenscrs scrmnbidd «t0, the rocks. for the? are, badly Chipped‘
the docks in their night clothing. ioek- on the thin ends.
lug life preservors and the cause oli Peach Pickers, on Board.
the trouble all at the same time. The} The pnsscugordist. rout-hing nearly
darkness and the rolling of the “'11va two hundred. was comprised of real
as 111on washed on the rocks and tbclturulng vacationisls. chance «passen-
eido 0f the slimmer. and ”It! Kellerliiikors. and iluiiau pencil pickers from
unusual sounds, caused grout f‘lghtitbo pouch orchards in the Connecti-
elnong the many women and children out Villluy, A number on board Were
and some of the men. ibound for New York. planning to sail
Crew Restrained Men. for Europe on steamers leaving their
’l‘hc well-trained crow, however
(“,IIbcrths 111 ll) orlock this morning.
much to 1"oussulo lilo. l‘rllulio passen-
. 'ihom were 11 number of young men
more and having jumped in their stile
going home from a summer camp in
billion and there was one party of
I
Ivoned A (‘ Hanson, joint. (:rowu pro-
socuior, said he was ready to no (in
\‘v ltll lmbv (11Ho.'iho cnlnplui1raut.Mii
Ilord Aldrich, 11 nllil build who swore
tbnl he saw .'iolomo playing poker ucur
Ibo (lrnud 'l‘runk lluilwy elationI
lullb 51' aural 1".oporlols was present 1
van mixed in the [Hilll'l‘llli l
lgoport, whilo expensive ll
to (over ills Joltsagain. They won: be colloid lol' a lion in the cases oi ' lions at the llrst 1:1 ‘ilHIl acted with 11 OM” 1n (lliidrc'n in chaise of a mid
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short on account oi“ Labor Day truiiic. a couple of nib-pod mill'dlili‘i‘“ l‘lli' ""””"‘”“5 ”m I" "8‘" “'“B lnsulIanle.
'1‘va thought I could do it and this ls‘. llcuiariy in the then oi Joe him-nun. liiill there was little dunner I I‘IIMVWI Hillill‘mll". I‘Imlmiu‘homewurd
vwiltii‘o we are." 'acousod of lhc murder of Nilolo lilu l odor the direction oi the oil; 121-111 hm” “ IVIII through N‘W England He
“Them for the week previous to thisI tore in iirldlmpol'l, 11 short limo use. ille- (‘row llearm‘i llWiiY the life WU \ 111111; ‘Illul‘ of ”IQ I001?M M “urinl‘tmm:
wreck you! were doing two plan's ... we»: and life rails and 11111111: ready to low 1“" l i mm 1 0 s1 unsure r111 one
'1i i i" ii 1 Work "" asked Chief inspector holdup, or them ill, instant police, urging the 1‘3""‘32:‘I‘I‘I‘u‘m‘n “9 “’1‘“ M ililliliet
11 re “mt u H all u ( Huppo l'llIlTli‘iiL ‘ , . . 11‘» “mm” a 1" 1 11‘s
.rt. ’l'I1c gravel l'rumbl ubon Vormt. said his client. l'onld not ('Xlllllililii for Uiflll‘gminlflfilml- 32m???:31;2:::';‘;‘:u(l";"l’312mb”? ' Passengers Hurled From ,1?"th-
‘ ’ ' ~~ . “Yes slr,‘ oak or ,. . , . , - ‘ 1 ’
. "my th' I“ 1” “‘lm' “he" County Commissioners lmvoa'mm‘my :“uimxr‘l 1h" (curl. “we“ I (11.110281 Manager (3, h liardo. of that ol' lilo crew were soul overboard in n lrunkllu 1 \liillsms G “3}?!
.1p rock stands up well. a transfer 01. 11 license .11 1,11,”, 1 .1. ml to forfeited,
‘ , _ ‘annlunbury Conn. gave ill
’estport Work Delayed. in: , “'l‘but would only hit two ”f (M m- ‘ Ncn/ Haven the next witness, was sub. boat to 111m rtsln the extent 1) the
I
collected slol y uliilAiIllillile. ii
rpm the 'l‘ookor lipase in that ‘ dmuugo and the possible dunner ol 1..
‘lztus who went on It " said Mr. llun- Elected to 9‘ searching examination of the sinking or capsizlng of tho
, .... ... . H IIIAIISIEII III LICENSE
that the Warrcu . ilrolb
' careful with thermal 011 ll BBMOHSU‘GHOB I8 ”ml
in in order to make its DCBSSIUI ill H8VIHQ All
-;ig,llway and for this l‘lllllll
plicalion Reiecie‘d
re oxpcnslw mutoliul than
by... man... ...... ....
~i‘rancl1u; ut Rolon tonight.
MEXIGANS liliT WTU
IiEiiiidlillE TliEVlllli
hip. friend were on their wily ital
' lion 0f the roadway from a new building about ‘iub tell 1. u q, 1 ngpn, .
‘ .~ , ‘ ' ‘ " H Ti , , H, , .. l .. Itralnmon’e rules and the manner of hAGLlii PASS, Ten. cop. . . Y0“, for 11 visit and were it
[ii‘xt01?;)tnv::;‘tpl:1,](::n1)lt:lt:’”Jon the application oi Etude Illtnuonlli‘ 13811:: |IL:;.111K“I‘lnlgwo'timiihntl.‘.their observance. He insisted tilat'erni Josue Carranza, brother of the Vessel Resting Easily. by being 1|“er from their, lid :3”
- IorI ”“111”: the cltlzc‘lils are ill Mayer "Otwnl‘l’t‘mdm‘ “I“,nm to say he cried. banging 1MIslnco he became general manager. 11 Constitutionaiistlender, sold today the They discovered that the hon Was ”m floor of the ““th filmed”
. ' anon tiled “WI "[70“ which “I ’ year ago, he had at various meetings Oorlntlttutlonnliuta would not recognise resting easily. on a Igruveb root amid up they ,‘hurriodly gathered their .
table with his list “that we intend to
prosecute Mr. Jerome lo lilo lull ex-
tent of the law. He can't come here
lvnte new are. and about one-
o mile this side of, Norwnik.
r piece will be finished Men-
'as hold by the commission
it town Wednesday. The own. .
license liormerly conducted
General Geronimo Trevino if the late
tor'la appointed liuerla’s successor as
provisional president,
of his foreman urged upon them the
importance oi? safety. '
‘ Nearly seven million dollars have
slush boulders. and that there, was clothing or outfielder tor the moment. ,,
no danger. A hurried invenlieIntionmml made meil’ way on deck. whore '
showed that the boat was not liming they ascertained ii‘ll) extent of the: ‘
i then 1111; e. ntr (11 r .1 . and play his card games before our ,1 , .
to Westport mo “38‘1"“:9‘3“); or House for a number or children. This may be a suburb town been spent by the New Haven in the gAlNidS'w 0,N 11111.. Sept. lbw-i1 it any. water and that she was in mi don trouble
' upon the expiration m “it! 1qu“ intend to enforce m“. "mm Om: Installation 0! modern. automatic 818- teen American refugees from the g ,1» of sinking and no immediate dan- People Went Crazy.
unable ‘0 renew and erected Innis steel cars and other haleiY lmritato oi Durango arrived here yet
relations with the American Bar nro' ’
“£353,333”; mjtgliiiniiicordinl but lustioo must be meted out I provelnente, M1" ”$30 ”$33,232:: from V9” Cruz. .
f . l _ In In“, (”may September, 1911. one D
, 99‘ "m“ ”‘9 former ioca ....... .... had been made in accordance with a
owners! the hotel building resolution of the New Haven execu-
th" romonstrants, but 9" tive committee oriented in 06ml)“. John Keogh this morning charged
1912. WI days‘v of"? ill!“ WHEN” with assault on Ernest delta. The
”Milk“ 'l‘he minutes clothe dolomite ‘brisoner has secured Attorney Joseph
«tee produced otter-direction yesterday at. Taylor and the element has Alton
nay John J; ounce and the case was
condoned until Tuesday. .
"Why, the peepie on that host went
crazy the moment she strue. ” said
Mr. Glazier. "i have never cylindrical!W 1
such a sightin all my life. Women
ran screaming. scantily clothed. drag
gins crying and terrified youngslefi
alter them through the lpassauswan
and up on desk. It seemed to be this
general trend tor all to go to the 1"
m
fir of capsilting.
With this good news the presen-
igggs..awere soon calmed. and though
terribly elicited it may be and} that
.n‘
one sixth of it mile a day,
than permitted, was pushed
.u the- Norwaik line. The
MULHALL MAULED ee'lrz,
John Mulilali appeared before Judge
STALL ANOTHER GAMBLER.
James Stuitz another of the crap
playing victims, wag fined' as this
morning by Judge John Keogh.
“Picture Shop is new open ready
toriiall wot-it.
they stood the strain very wet
A member of the crew we sent
ashore within ten minutes attri'r the
boat had 11th, With orders In no
lily” the offices of the compile and
hetero death a leg was on it way
to stand 111 idle steamer.
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menses“. meme can)
‘ (continued on tweltth asses)
Norwalk Chronicler