I
v , if ‘ ‘
anti maintain a sue“ ':
cessiui business if,
you do not advertise
in e newspaper—I-
but we are SURE
advertising will do it
ESTABLISHED 1870
MRS. JENNINGS
SAYS NNSNINN
WIS NBNSIN
Declares She Found Office Sten-
ographer Sitting on
His Kltoes
l‘}
human
human
Denies Allegations That She Was
Friendly with His Nephew,
' Joseph Jennings
r m
sensational testimony marked the
contested divorce suit of Me xnudrineI
.'Icnnings against her i1usiu,1ud George
Jennings of Greens Farms yester-
day in iirt.I t‘iVii Superior Court before
Judge William 1.. Bennett. Mrs. Jen-
nings is suing fora decree on the
around of intolerable ciuclt5 and her
1‘1.
husband is contos ting the action. At-;
1111'ii15'l'llin11re S. Hanks represents
hire. Jennings and Attorney
(’llitimberlain the defendant.
‘ (Continued on Second Page.)
PHYSICIAN ADMITS
. TESTIFYINO FALSELII‘
SAN ranxcxsco, 011. zit—«In. w.
1W. Fraser, chief witness of those 'at-l‘
lacking the icgitiniacy of the child
fluid to have been born to Mrs Doio-
thv C Sling shy. and heir to a $1. otto-
(ltit) estate, hi (the down betore our '1nd
iaty inquisition last night. and admit-
11111 that he. had received $iititi1'01 t'altsi-I
‘P tying the bi
rth certificate.
Mrs. Hattie. Klein. 11 nurse. whose
testimony 1'111't'oi1o1'at11l the d111:tor,was
aummoncd. bill tailed to appot'u beforeI
the grand jury. The. doctor was the
main witness: in various hearings on
behalf of the English eluinianMoI' theI
Yorkshire estate.
The evidence was taken before lilo
Jii‘ItinIl rice consul lit-Ire and discretion-I
GNP.“ in testimony of doctoru. nurses
and other tonlli'maloi'5 witnesses to
the cltmtte that tl11 alleged heir was
Il‘ 11115 the dailyhtcr at 11 Santa liosa.
111 It school girl and a ohaufictii'. cane
IIdl liiulrltt .\litilimy 1"l11ulea .\1. PM
(ii. to start 1111 inventigatlou.
The than from \5'liomfl.)r. lI'rnscr HilItI
he not the iuone5 1". "need it) almucr
11111::- lions put t11l1lm1na115'l01' oi' coun-
.‘l‘I.
«LECTURE RECITAL.
.\'oru'allt's ntuult' Ili\1~|‘s are to lit-I
l-ti5'cu next truck an opportunity to
hear a t'oltt'ct'i of unusual 1'51 clicui‘e
Edward liaxtcr i‘1I1'1'5‘.li11I Well 1111115511
pianist. will ,L'.I5'1I ll piano let'ltlrc 11I
cititl on 'l.‘uc1~'dn5' evening, .\‘orotuhcr
the f11iti't.l1.nt. eight o'clock in the Audi
iorium of the Norwalh Library.
walk and hill; proved his great 111111115 ,
ado utility an audience llia fume in
intmuatlonul tie to shown by the. char
actor of tiltI 'prer-ta notices flout 1h!I
papers of licriln, lircaden, l‘,ai'f.It.1nd‘
London.
Mr. l’erry' a upoolalty In the Lecture
tilt-chair that in. a regular concert pl'o-
drum of piano worltn. accompanied by
an informal lecture, mutt-ruin chiefly
about the compoaitlon presented. but
touching incidentally upon the potato
of lntoreet in the lives and charactera
of the great mastoid.
The Lecture ltncitui of next Tuesday
consists of a utility of Medlnevnt
Legends as they have been not to mu-
eio by the great masters. Among
others he described the Legend of the
Sleeping twenty as handled in poetry
by Tennyson and in mimic by Wegnert
the Legend of the hit] King as treat.
on in verse by Goethe and in music
by Intel.
Ticket.“ titty com muyvbo'had at
the Hillside .Sehooi or at (11911119111113 5
Ptmrmuey at the corner of Main and
mu Sores“, Namath. I ,
1
‘4
John C. “
511.]
in ”‘5' IlilH inntlo 111111in Vinita lo .\‘111'-?
It.
Annotated I'm. New. from All Port- of thg‘wyllorldthy a Special Wind and Our Own Opinion.
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Entered It the South Nowell: rout-onion
u Snood 0mm
NNNNNEI INN [illIlK
WINE NNINI NNSIS
City Officials Dinod at Mahacke-
mo Hotel by W. F. Tammany
and i. l. Linxweil'er
Last Night
One of the most delightful little
banquets invwhiclt city officials ever
participated Was that of last evening
when Mayor Francis '1. Burnell and
members of the city council of the
new administration were dined by
Corporation Counsel William F. Tuni-
11111115' and City Clerk Joseph J. Linn-
weiier at the Mahachcmo Hotel. A
little private dining room with covers
laid for a dozen, an elaborate menu,
and a congenial and harmonious
throng made the. party one long to be
remembered by those present.
All bail to Proprietor R. .11, Law
who arranged a menu seldom excelled
was a popular toast of the “creating.
The hills of fare speaks for itself in
.1111 uncertain terms, but the delicious
Idteiies could not be described by more
words. The menu was as follows:
I Little. Neck (‘lnnia
Soup
Tomato Bisque.
Celery Sweet l’lchlex‘
lI‘ish
‘aimon (‘ream Sauce
I Film of Beef :1 la lines-151111:
Sweet Potatoes Bacon
.\larnscina Sherbet
Vermont 'l‘ui'key Cranberries
Creamed Aulltli‘ilfltlu Tips on Toast
French Pena.
Politics 11 la .\labnckeino
Waldorf Salad
Ice Cream t‘nlte
’ Candles ‘
lioquefort Cheese Wafers
Demitasse
I After the dinner the members of
the party diocusscd civic matters inj
an informal way, and inter gathered
. 'round the piano to sing the old 5011.138
.as the city clerk tulnitied the 11055.
l’rnlsca l'oi' l‘r'opiictor law, for the.‘
line 1'51qu and excellent Service; to
the counsel and clerk for their pleas-1
'anr, reception and charming manner;
as hosts; and for the occasion which.
made the dinner possible here the
lasting memories or the. affair. I
1 .‘...-—
<F|LLING FOB BNIOGE
MAKES BIO OONTNAOT
. llaytuoud lli'olhei'a have undertaken
unite :1 good sized contract for thct'
.‘-l1liar;.:, l'tifon A”. t‘onipany iIr;i1i :cI
buildciu 111 not it on the \\'aehtngtou
I 1"111I1It bridge and the film is tIt‘II\(‘l‘-I
i111: 1111111 loads of filling for tho exca-
511tio11 between the. north and noutti.
units of the iridac structure at lIit
11.1 tIIri5' end
I l‘cn tennis limo been put at woritI
inhd l‘l‘ItIi train in 1‘I\'poetcd to tnernuc
about liIn 1111qu 11. day. At thin lute inc:
"'oultnIl will not ho completed much
under two monthiI althounlt it in be
Ilng rushed.
.' ’i 111- tliilnr material in being 1I\cn5'-nt'
11d t‘tom the property of Raymond
llrotiu re iu tireaory1'1111ler.11rd
w4'1'1«112‘1.1snox MILLINEBY.
1 The popular price niltllnory ebop
3:1 Sleuth Main 81., South Norwnllt.
MOS. EATON AOAIN
ONOSS EXAMINEO
l’l.\'.\i(ii"i‘ll. Mllltli., Oct. BIL-wan-
jrtfiicr (1115' of croau-oltatnltiuliml won in
Iproepecl, for hire. .lonnlo May Eaton
today. when 111111 resumed the witness
ntanti in her trial for the alleged inurI
tier of her husband, Rear Admiral
Joseph (illumination. Although District
Atoruey barker questioned the deion-
dnnt for six hours yesterday, he did
not reach the death of tho admiral. it.
was thought that the whole of today'n
session Would be required for him to
attempt to pull to pieces her direct
toetimony regarding the circumstan-
ces surrounding her huebuud'n death.
which she claims wlI due to an over-
dose of a drugohteh he had been in
the habit. of mint.
. t W...” “.1
MAINE“ «MN’I LUNQH HAHN.
Squires, “concerto 0m. '
,—-BUSINESS MEN'S LUNCH DAILY.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.. TUESDAY. 00
1131111111
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11111551111 RS
Governor Amorous Orders the
State Militia in Southern
Colorado Coal Fields
BNINNE NINNMIIEN
' NINNG NNIINNNII
Troops Expected to Reach the
Scene of Trouble This
Afternoon
TRINIDAD Colo” (let.
battle “"ltltl 1 is iItIlimeti to 11:15.. star-t
ed 111 .1231.) 11‘1':lo it this morning be
tween upproxiniatciy 1.21111 strikers
and ptillblbly :ltlo mine _‘Jlltii‘tiii in the
"11511 ieli has the contract for 11 1 - . .
camps at. llnutlnes, ilelnpoa. ‘l‘oaeco There is: always an ailment of the ‘ ' ‘9 ”1115 in the gutttr
'and llcrwind.
one mine guard
three ntriiters are said to hate been
killed,
iii." .\'VER Colo. Oct 28 wilovernor
ii. M. Aiilliiolla’, car'l5 today. terminal.-
.etl 11 series of 1'1iiil'tIi'eiit'es with tileI
mine operators and strike leaders by
summarily Oi‘tlt‘l‘iii'; the slate militia
to proceed to the Sl'JlliIICI‘ll Colorado
coal fields and undertake 11 general:
disarmament of mine
strikers
liy noon today eicht infantry C0111-
ponies of state troops. now on their
guards
355115' 111 accordance all 111 the orders olI .
(Continued on Sixth Page).
-”‘—91....
OlFFENENT ASPECT
ON OOLE ONIEVANOEI
M
A different aspect on the case re
ported by lirldgctcuder .iohn ll. (.‘olc
51Islerdn5' with regard to the, action of
lianlel Keogh, which calm-1i .\ir. (‘oic
to have 11 grievance. has been learned.‘
11 1501-1115, .iU. "(illIIilit 1., 5.l1'l{1IU,,Il that
the. bridgclondcr (lid not out tip the
c 'tst chnin llrxt, but lnetcad raised the
west chain <1I5‘11'ai loot tlom the litllt
draw itself. li5' the little he had tin-
1 hell the automobile 55 as right tip to
the 11111111.)”. t‘ohe told Mr. Kcocli
llIIllI he would have to hitch his car
mums the l1iltlec.’l‘hl.~. itt't'liit‘d illi-
I‘iait' lo \lr. Keogh and he reinmtd the
chain allowing the .11111 titlounii. rc
plulllI: i‘II‘ t'IiiiIli immediately Split»
Ituttns claim it the 11111111 natural 1111111:
in tho tillii‘it‘ of t'ttIlllS and uphold;
.\11 iii-.mrh
.\lr. (‘ole told a i'opol‘lt'i‘ thin morn-
iuornlnn that home 5onra duo he had
:tronhtp with tho I5'1I111.'.ll family over it j
pinup Sincet hen 111- c.iai1na the uicni-E
bi 1'11 of 11111 111111in bate tiiwa5e tried
to get him put of! tho brldne .\lr.
toic's gt'iotnuco, therefore, (love not
Hill?!" to date back 1111 far no router
11115', only hilt to auroral yoara illicit.
Wm» “flaw...
Sunlt'oa. auccouaor to ”wean.
...... mm... _....m “an...”—
B O. ONOT STRIKES
NATNAN BO" 8 LIP
The one of nlr-rlflon in 111111 Norwalh
hue moaned tho rnuidonta and noverai
cmnplniatn have been regiutored with
i'ronocntlng Attorney William A. Brit'-
tln. Jr. The prouecutor has referred
the matter to Countable Henry C. Set-
ner and the one of air-rifles will be
tolerated no longer.
Inter Harry Nathan. don"t)! the
taller, woo injured yesterday when one
of the about struck him in the upper
lip. inflicting a deep and painful gush.
He has had the Wound dressed and in
doing nicely.
This incident about how dangerous
the practice in and the Durante other!
owning ouch guns tire-mutton to W
elude the {nether use or the. insulin
menu to avoid troubiortor 111111 ninth
28. -l5\ {1‘
and I
and ‘
' In
wmuuuu
nuummu
Claims to be Oculisl and iSolls
Expensive Eye Classes in
Foreslall Impending
Blindness
What is regarded as one of 11111 most
despicable. tricks over enipcoyedi by a.
faker in separating cosh front the un-
suspecting public is the latest which
' 111114 just been poised about; Norwuik.
llavlng obtained her name
source heat known to himsclil, the
"proleenor," claiming to be an oN'ullstz.
appears at the front door. and with
silk hat lightly suspended from the
arm in the. latest. fashion, families; of
the maid it he may hold convernation
with her iiiistt'csu. whose name he
pronounces iii the proper imiulier
though it maiy have a peculiarity about
it, and alter slipping over a neatly
engraved card enters the house. 111111111.
111...: respectfully in the contempt the
parlor at riaid attention.
A11 the, wish of shirts denotes the
itpploncll 1'11 his prey. the proliessor'
55 heels at the humor moment and on-
tern into (tili'5pl‘l'illllilli.
I'tlie greater tIcIrtion of
from a
the. talking.
51111111111 1111115551 to the callci. and he
guprIaita .I‘o intimately of the trouble
gillltl of the friend who rccommendod
'hlm that the patient. is completely
- 1.111111 111 and soon dirulaes all.
'11qu the professor claims that the.
tullro trouble it; ill the eyes: anti up
‘on examining the optics (tli‘f’fllllyn eud.‘ .
deuly (IIHC'OHBT‘S some growing cater»
acts which must be instantly (fared
21"111 lest the woman become bli‘hd
Talking tho'whiie the, stranger tells‘
that he. liafii‘munht along just the
launch for the case 11115 int: 11111111111111
Ied what had canwd the wonnin to be
:1illlllli on Mrs 811 and So had stated.
laud then he extracts froth the lorri-
‘fled wommi, the price for two pairs
of classes one to be worn in the tiny
Iiinlit and another during the time of
lartiilci :il light.
(inc woman received the caller last
éueclt and her hu-Ihand is how minus
eighteen dollars The glasses were to
be $11 but the protonsor would take
the other emen until he iolurned ne\t
tween with another set of more hand
some. classes when he would raiund
Itbe balance. .llc pm or returned. The
‘izltlhe‘cs he left were clear glass.
.
f ‘l‘hc man alerted his scheme in [in
per .\'orwaih and worked north 11111111.:
the state road to iianhtiry How many
pimple be fooled in not known, for
lltoutt who lost out on the deal are
saying nothing. ’i‘houg who have eti-
Il‘lliit'tl an 1111‘ are. tailing duo 551111111111.
MANY NEW THINGS
FOR POLIOE BENT.
An automobile patrol warm for the
police dopnrllncut. 11 central elnilou..
cit'i'iil‘lll more police?
the addition of
1111111. includiniz a mounted cop, are
among: the many things the newt d15-
ptlrtntonl. will burn when thineaaro
running condition. aceordluit to
current, reportn about town. To have
the expense of the ulntlon in upperl
'Not'wulit it will lie’abuadoueti. launch
the men may have 15 locker and pollen
room to euro iitnm coming It) tIitiiutlt
Norwnih at. ouch and of their trlciiu.
"11' “till upocinl police pottillonu have
been received by Mayor litlritoll pint)
(‘ommleoiouer Woli‘o
1111111111111 EFFlltlli
Ti) 1111 motor. 11
m
An on outcome of the cone in which
a nuartntto or meet Norwallt boys t are
accused of stealing brush and equip-
men; from a launch and with dt toe-
lns of the goods to William Eritrea.
Junk dealer, on October 13111, n t
(l. Sober will probably serve the
nut.
z
i
099:1. . ‘ .
I‘OBER 28 1918
nioiiopoiizin... " I
About filly-11hr uppilcnllnuu for about“
The tom-I
WEATHER FORECAST.
Showers This/Afternoon or Tonight.
ii iii if
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i3 11 in it
won 125 Chauffeurs in limited
Cut on» Strike Conditions
Are Becoming Serious
ummuwm
muuumun
Hope to Resume the Service
Some Time During Day
..
post offices and
tin strike of the chauffeurs
postal transfer service.
of the
a corporation‘
'icr ot' the l’nltod States mail in New
York and which handles on the a5'1ir-
aizc upwards of 5,000,000 pounds
mall mailer e5'oi'5' dav 'l‘lic
Inns begun at S o clock last night out
(Continued on Second Page.)
POPE COMPANY IN
NANTFOIIO FAILS
HARTFORD. Oct 28 —-'I‘he Pope.
,Itlauufacturing Company is in the
hands of a receiver The {tilliIItllIIUll
was presented to and signed 115 Judge
Joseph 1‘. Tattle. of the, Superior court
Monday evening. Colonel leorgo
”lope. monomer of tinI compa .15' is
named as temporary receiver and has
i
f
1
1
I
I
I
Iquaiilied under a bond 01 $“1ld 001) t‘ur-1
nishcd by a local banking institution.I
Application was made today in llos-
ion for a receiver 111 .\laaeachusotts.
Colonel Pope going there last night for
the purpose.
. The application was made on peti-
tion of the New Departure Mainline
luring Company. of Bristol. (‘11:111..‘a
‘inorchandiao creditor, and of lI‘rcderI
ick 1‘. Smell, of West Hartford, a
stockholder of the company. (‘olonei
Pope was directed to continue the has.
those of the company
Arthur 1.. Sitipman. counsel for the
company Rtlltl this 111111111111.
“’i‘lto occanlo'i for the i'ctolvernhlp
'proHIedinm la the fact that the credit
'01 the company was tlorlouuly reatrlctI
It‘ll ti\\'Ill§: to the apprmtchinp maturity.
3 April 1. it'll. of 1111 ineuo of one. million
dollaru of debenture notes. which, an:
tier their termn. might uhorlly become
title and payable.
A further renuon for the condition
of the mummy in the. mineral market
for automobiles, The intuitions oi‘ the
omupn‘uy of the automobile, bicycle.
and motor cycle departmentu will con-
Iitnuo' under favorable conditions. there
helm: no neceeeity. while the receiver-
ebfp hi to proxroee, of 1111211111114 punt. oh»
llgutlonu. and the credit of n “hadron;
notion under ordoru of, court. in tile"
it. to confidently expected that'
bout.
Itlto crodltora will he paid in full and
that tho atmiitholdore will rucult‘o 15
attiintunttnl dividend through receiver.
nillp procoedlngn, on their holdinga. or
will be put in a ponltlon to reorganize
the company on favorable term». and
proapectn."
Colonel hope. the receiver, in ltrouII
Manufacturers. and is nine troueuror of
the Automobile Chamber of Com-
moron.
NEW YORK. not. Zitwdmcnl book.
out familiar with the nttulre of the
Pope Manufacturing Company said the
corporation’n troublen Were primer
lly due to it their of working capital.
he company has some 01.500.0510 of
union outstandtnu, some at which tell
duo in the next few months. The bottle
roomy proceedings caused no ourprlao
in trade choice. ,
Bum mmrnéfiouitidi alias: putt sell
Infamy. out «111W errant. the
Mt may NW”! and charity. I,
NEW YORK, Oct. 23.———.\'early 11 mil-.
lion pounds of mail were plied tip 111‘
railroad stations of‘
New York early today. no a result of.
of‘
all ikc‘
dent of the National Association of,
IWN NNNI WHEN
AND HAS NNIIIIRNYNII
Ford Car of Harry Novas Buns
Down Cycle of John Piron, of
Bridgeport, in Monroe
Street
W
Swinging suddenly out of the all-
proach to the eastbound railroad sta-
tion into Monroe street last night
about ten o'clock, Harry Nevns,
South Norwallt, driving his Ford auto-
mobile, ran head-on into the motor-
of
cycle owned by John Piron, of 1811
Sterling street, Bridgeport. With
Plron on the motorcycle was Miss
Anna Strlnka, of 2 ‘Stratford avenue.
Stratiord, and she and Firm were.
thrown heavily to the road, sustaining
minor injuries. '9 3313-57,
Dr. Robert M. Wolfe attended the
young people at. the police headquar-
ters, and they were able to go home
later by train.
The motorcycle was going west on
the. right side of the street, and was
just 11 few feet west, of Chestnut street.
when struck. When the automobile
stopped. the police I1115311, was on the.
-”\\l(‘lli}’ side 01‘ the ill otoughl‘are nearly
The police are inclined
:lo blame Xmas for the accident.
I News was placed under $10th bonds.
furnished by 'iis 1".11115I1"\'ath.\11 Novas.
115 for appearame in court this morn~
11w. lie. has r1.taincd Attorync Wil
5151111 had made similar application ti)
custom.
,:
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\tx‘I‘\‘\‘\‘~‘u-xnxn‘
NINZ INNlN
NBNNNN ~ iNE
"WHI INII‘
Mexican General and His Part
Now Protected as Refugees .
by United States Gov-
ernment
NllIIiS NNNN' MNNN _
RNIINiINII PNNPEIi-I:
-.'-—Ia— I
Also Set Fire to Flour Millsl
Monterey After Attack.
‘ .
VERA (IIATZ, Oct. ZSs—GetieralF "
1121 1111111 applied to the American 00114
:sulato during the night for protectio
and was taken on board the Unit
States gunboat Wheeling. '
Jose Santin'an and Cecilio 011011, 1w
Mexicans, and Alexander Williams. an).
American newspaper correspondent I
the consulate, were also taken on; .i
board the 211111111111 with Gen Diaz. ,
The fact. if 1111 liiaz and two of his
Ilium iI‘. 'l‘aininany to represent him in.
I the case.
At the request of tlielnttorneys the
‘case was continued until Saturda5
1111 ruing at Ito oclock 115' Judge Keoitli
this morning
Putin and News could come to no.
'anitcablc agreement about the repairsi
for the motorcycle last night and it.
is possible that 11 civil stilt will follow
the criminal procedure.
ENMAOK GALLAGHER
NIIPTIALS PNETTT
1
’l‘he wedding of Mine (1 lathe lsabel;
launcher. daughter of Mrs (.1on be A. I
Krauso. of \t' estpoit 10.101111 iI.1'ntai'k,:
son of Mr and \irs. Alex. lI‘n'mark.
which took place yesterday at the
home of the bride's parents was one
01 th1I prettiest oier held in the to“ 11
'llie color scheme (11 blue and whit.»
55 as neatly wrought in the 11010111111111»;
both floral and otherwise.
ltcr. Kt‘llt'lllll McKenzie. of the Epis-
.copal t"i‘1ui'ch. officiated at the cerc-I
'niony. .\llas lleleti Allen was bride-i
made while (‘arl Llndqulet wan best
man.
About filly ‘55'cl'e in attendance and
a delightful wedding brcalti'nst wan
acrrcd after the nuptials. The young
couple attempted to outwit their
ricntiit by initial; a sudden learn to
an automobile and rue-hing for the drift:
train. 11111 a large party reached the
elution Iii‘fiii‘t‘ tl11I ti'nln came in and
made merry with the. prllit'lllilitt of;
the day. I.
A panther of Norwnlit l‘t'IlIlIi‘l‘H 11an
lricutlu were. in nilmtdnncc.
M... .m-wm .—
,I.INNWEILEN WINS
IN OPPEN OOIIIIT
W” i
While he did not act a coiuplotg dim
thllil‘iit.‘ for hip client, Attorney .‘louoith
.i. iiuchilcr tho huhtlinn city ciorlt
of \‘orwnik did encoded in having the;
fine of 151111111111 ’l‘ravorn lli'onli5 refined
ed in the upper court yeetof'dny.'1‘liero
were IWu 111115111111 canon on ’l‘l'ut'cre for
hip allotted attack on iIrnub twiol'ioruo I
11 I111 ill trolley conductor nomo limo
.uno; not indication :1. charge of drunk-
ennuaa and one of branch of the
pence. in the local court Judge John
Keogh lined the man 3215 on each fit!-
onult case, to on drilnhouneen, and
to for breach 6! the peace. together
with the costs. This totalled at we.
The appeal was heard before Judge
John .1. Welsh yesterday. Ono mutt
capo was united and the out? other
charges :imilnriy treated. Trevor:
pleaded utility to simple consultant!
wits 11111.1 315 without com
WW
may surname “WWI?
to he chenIbr 'MW menus
moor iio. in Manda mil. That!»
i
t
I
.strcct in front of the American com
inlaid,
tiny mater. .0111. 80.19111 mm ”a.
most detoted .'lliliiOI'lE‘l‘s were re:-
ugees on board the United States gum
boat Wheeling was not discovered by
the Mexican authorities until ting}
morning. ‘ ‘
The tttaht tool: place after mldnigh
the three men then taking the rlslr if
an excursion over the roof tops; whic '.
were guarded by armed men, intoifh .
American Consulate. 7'
(ten. iiiaz, with Gen. Jose Shadow!“
and (‘ccilio ()cnii, dropped over a loaf
wall and made their way into one 9!:
the rear rooms. of the consulate.
When they arrived inaide the room
they asked that (‘onsul Canada ha
called and apparently suffering from
areal o\1 itement they aseured him
when he came, they were confldeilh
‘that their the» 55 are in imminent dang
5:".1I1 ’l‘he5' declared thcr had know
‘edce that orders for their arrest hat!
bet u leaned and that they bogged IOA'I
his 1"'.1ole(lion
in rtpl5 t‘onsul (‘anada politic!) to
Ithc 55"1111'111'11111. some two handrail.
5'111'1111 dist 1111. and told them that a
thumb 5511.»: theta and to make a run I;
for it. The fugitives hesitated [of
come lime to 11111.11.» the 5'1I11liit'c,tls the».
solute was patrolled by a number pg
detectives.
\t‘hcn, l11‘1w1I5'c1', tiicy lliililiy left tit
door of the I‘t)lir:tlItili‘. tilt? deteetlvgn
on duty apparently did not recogniw
tl11Int,nnd they walked deliberate A
pout ”Will to the pi or where. they with _
rit'tilt'tI a cord from t‘onaul (‘tmudn ,
the otlit or In command of tho launch.
’l'iio American naval otlicot‘ hurried:
1111-111 on board flu,- launch, cast; 0
ofeatuud tplil'hi5 nl'roisa lilo llurl‘ltLr “II
the Wheelinn and put them on board.
i‘iuI lII‘ltItIli‘l'Il in front of the note!
and about tlin alrm‘IfIt were ailil watch»
inn ihtI plantI until tout: night 111%»
t lliiiil.ii'i"l'l'3, .\', (‘., t‘lcl. Adm-«Whit
l‘roulttcnt Without; train pended.
thi'mtnli hero uhortly after iii 11. 111.. m
the. way to \t‘nuhlutttmi, nou'a dlnputohé
1511 were little In 11 i'mnid telling oi Felts:
.IIIM. tminu 111111111 aboard the Whooiltil‘
nt Vern (.‘. 1-117. 1511 11 refugee. but no 1113-"
prom'ton wan forthcoming from Mi‘.
Wllaon.
WABIIINTITON. Oct. 28.~I~Tllil f“
ported appeal of the French Minister.
in Mexico i‘ity to Charlie (1‘8th
honey for on American werepr to it
tool the French Colony at Sun italic
Stanton, had not touched Wabbit. .
today, but it noun a request hue it
mode, it probably will be 81‘an
W
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will 8. ANT) H. ITAMPO NI
. died latter Day, Wed. Obit.
firing in your soup wrappers, tut
particularly our Hamilton ecu {
Ammo-n tobacco coupons on
B. and 11.111111111111111 new
and 11. 1311.3 rmtim
North “MN “MIN!" ’
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