CENT ^Ccwuxk ONE CENT IE ^octrttici Tj -~ V“M AND NEWARK ADVERTISER (I‘ji3L»— i m—u ■ ■■ .:■■■ ~ ----- = £•=—^ ~. ■■■ ■ -■ -■ --■■■=■== =W ■ ■■: -■■ ESTABLISHED 1832. ’NEWARK, N. J., MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1911, RAIN TONIGHT AND TUESDAY. ITALY’S ATTACK Part of Destruction at Austin, Showing RESPONSIBILITY How Flood Tossed Houses Like Corks APPEARS ♦ ♦♦ 44444444 44 44 44444 4 4 4 4 4 44 4444-44444-4444 4444 44 4444444444444 4444 4 ♦4 444444444 FOR FLOOD AND DELAYED I ..... : BY INTERVENTION FIRE TO BE FIXED Attempted Mediation of Germany May Have Conservative Estimate Now Places Number Hit Bull’s-eye of Preliminary Peace of Dead at 150; Roster of Living Will Be Negotiation Plans. Taken at Austin and Costello. -v STRICT ITALIAN CENSORSHIP IDENTIFIED DEAD IN AUSTIN j KkEPS INSIDE FACTS FROM WORLD FLOOD ARE MOSTLY WOMEN , 1,300 Famished and Panic-Stricken Refugees Taken Defective Dam, Patched Up from Time to Time HadR to Malta on British Steamship in Lost Its Alignment Long Ago Until It Assumed of Terrific Storm. , Height the Appearance of an Arc, It Is Asserted.

HE outstanding feature of the TurKo-Itallan war news today is the at- AUSTIN, Pa., Oct. t. mediation of the success of which more tempted Germany, appears prob- the arrival of a carload of coffins ’. .re early today tbe«grimneM ] able in the light of the statement made at the German foreign office of the tragedy which has practically obliterated this town was Im- that a that the German ambassador at had of woiftew today report Constantinople pre- W'THpressed upon the survivors and considerable number sented Italian of was that proposals peace premature,” indicating such pro- who today began anew their efforts to mine deeply into the hard htlte of posals were expected. debris. with remains out but the cause of Cable communication Tripoli off, the city had not Official Count of Primary Vote There is talk of an early and rigid investigation Into been bombarded up to Saturday midnight, according to refugees arriving at ADMIRAL SCHLEY aster, witji a view to fixing blame. Malta today. This appears to confirm the report from Italy that the bom- Twenty victims, Including two at Costello, had been placed n a bardment was delayed pending peace proposals. Clerk Differs at Odd Fellow's' Hall, one of the few bulldingB standing i Compiled by County temporary morgue a from< are twelve, as follows: the other hand, dispatch i ON on the ruined district. The Identified dead Fethi DROPS DEAD Constantinople says that Pasha, J. E. Baldwin, father of State Senator Baldwin; Mrs. Martha Klnnicat. formerly Turkish minister to Servla. ! Little from Made STAR [On Report by Miss Ida Mrs. William Nelson, Mrs. Dr. A. E. .Mansuy, Miss Annie has been named commander of the Miller, 01 Mrs. Ronnick, mobilizing to 'efend the coast Jackson. Mrs Charles Sofield, Mr. M ton Schwold, George troops j « N official canvass of the vote at the recent primaries was completed today TAKES 4 WHITE Donaflro. of the Adriatic. NEW YORK STREET Mrs. l.ena Richie, Ralph Woolston, and the differ little from Miss Flossie Melzer, of by County Clerk John B. figure? A dispatch from the Island Corfu, ■ Plans for the funerals wene being * k The off the Albanian coast, says that two the resulte published in the STAR the day after the primaries. made today. were sunk and Turkish -boats results are: Had Been at Club—Was Walk- official The most essential matter In hand a third captured off Gumenitza by the ROPES 10 CURB the work of Italian patrolling fleet. DEMOCRATIC. REPUBLICAN. ing at Forty-fourth Street here, aside from persistent Senator. more accessible A semi-offl?lal statement from Ath- Senator. and Fifth Avenue. JERSEY REUS clearing away the Wilton R. 1.428; Austen Col- ens says that Greece has been notified Frank M. McDermlt, 5,767; Harry V. Capps, ruins, is the completion of a census of the Turkish gate, 11,100; William Fellowes Morgan. by Constantinople that FIGHTING NEGRO the living Austlnlans. If the death list Osborne, 7,677. on the frontier j 7,993. military movements Assembly. like the enormous AftMembly. NEW YORK, Oct. 2.—Rear-Admiral aggregates anything are not directed against Greece. Frank P. Charles A. Nutting, 9,336: dead to- number estimated, health officials It is reported from Malta that a Henry F. Holloway, 12,94.',; Frank J. Schley dropped Plank Road Car Scene of Battle ShaJvoy, 9,684; John A. Matthews, 9.906; that conditions demanding British received a wireless dis- Murray, 12,384; William E. Stags, 12,709; j day near the corner of Forty-fourth realize John F. Manion, 9.455; Adolph Zeltler, will arise within a psteh saying that Tripoli had been Between Cops and Dusky William M. Beard. 12,126; Fred Prout, street and Fifth avenue while on hts prompt attention Hubert J. Rowe, 9,653; Louis Thomas J. Smith, 12,669; Robert j occupied by the Italians. 9,027; 12,256; j way down town. The admiral died be- FLOOD OUTERS few days In the ruins. 2.—The strict Italian J. 111. Mitchell, 12,772; Fred G. Sliekel, jr., LONDON. Oct. Suspect. Lewis, 9.274; John Bracken, 9,751; fore aid could reach him. UeaS. W. 12,430: | iso to 200 Probably censorship is keeping the world in the James J. 9,689; Bennett H. 12,333; William Weigel, McMahon, Admiral Schley had been out of town careful and well-informed dark in regard to the progress of Charles O. Litmenkohl, 12,076; Morti- The most Fishier, 9,077; Lawrence McCabe, Jr„ over and on his return here had Will Examine All Dams That Are In the Mediterranean. From It took two policemen and two pas mer 11,975; J. Thein. 12,- Sunday however, are unprepared events A. Lowy, Henry investigators, 9,603; Simon L. Fisch, 8,378; Frank to the New York Yacht nn itself. Turkey and the after a terrific struggle in n 088: William H. Sagnrton. 7,999; Louis gone Club, Towns more than two hundred Italy Tripoli. sengers, Edward D, Balentine, Higher Than to learn that Boettner, 6,373; E. 1 street. After a seas where the Italian navy is oper- L. Davidson. 8,474; Eliot Ford, 8,797; West Forty-fourth There is; Indeed, a ,pos- Plank road car, to subdue Harry Smith, P. Na- 1 I have to 6,328; William Macksey, 6,169; A. Theodore D, of State perished. ating, conflicting reports continue Frank Fetridge, 8,247: ! short stay at the club, Admiral Sc. ley { and fifty will / a young colored man, early today. than Kussy, 5.684: Herbert C. Rorlck, ! sihility that one hundred come in. Gottlieb, 8,641: George W. Hallgring. left the club-house and started to walk that This all A. 6.312; Michael There is little hope announced hard-fought battle, which 5,431; John McFadden, 8.442; Arthur J. Glide, 8,500; Herman i be the total. One cablegram definitely ! street towards Fifth P. Roche. 6,162; Charles R. Reeve, 5,785; along Forty-fourth 1 bodies remaining In the that Tripoli had been bombarded and but exhausted the four men, was B. Walker, 8,642; John X. Klein, 8,392: In view of the flood and fire d'«aster any of the H. M. avenue, when he was taken 4'jddenly The at- Charles N. Hart, 6.099; Joseph B. G. Harold will be found intact. N. swiQfttipied. Another said that no merely the culmination of Smith's ad- William Harris, 8.600; j | at Austin, Pa., the Jersey State avethor- wreckage been made. Cook. 6,823; George L. Hoxle, 5,357; 8.560; Solomon 7,991; 111 A hurry call was sent for physl- of the debris Indicates city had Only ventures. Porter, W--i£ht, jr„ i ha* to consider general aspect Ji W Bonrdnian, i an ambulance, but before aid Hies a been prompted of certain, arid that is that Samuel Jr 5,874 Valentine B. Kane, 1.157: Frederick nttns'Hnd xiiai hilt.mods of thousands PB'’Sjje nytajJis He was seen leaving the real estate admiral the conditions wnd the possibilities, if | buddings p not attacked the town Sheriff. Xeuhaus, 1,157. could reach him the was dead. | and shreds of I Pad office like splinters br/Al>'' iciai'j of Kdison Johnson, 732 West Side Rear Admiral was bom near exist, for a similar catastrophe in through the first BN»,TfTflTiighi Saturday, for had they John V. Dlefenlhaler. 2,869; Forrest Sheriff. Schley any were shot through and | If avenue, Jersey City, by Patrolman De Wal- lid., October 9, 1839. He this State. of ruins by the debris *.Je so their guns would have been P. Kaiser, 249; William Reid Knox, 147; Carl Valentine Baumann. 11.543; (Frederick, | accumulations | Graw at 3 o'clock. The I was appointed acting midshipman In onward by the con- heard on the steamships Castlegarth, fact that Smith Philip A. McGuire, 1,872; John F. Mona- ler F. Simpson, 9,765; Cornelius Smith. While there are no instances that subsequently hurled 1856. Four later he was | which left Tripoli shortly before that was carrying a typewriter aroused the Janies P. 2,675. 958. years gradu- the conditions of the little tinning Hood. han, 8,098; Mylod, parallel are j at Malta < 'oroners. ated from the Naval Academy. In ondltions today hour and arrived today. patrolman. there are several The policing Citrlnera. Pennsylvania town hours as to the situation at H. A twelve The reports that!’’ he shouted. Ernest 18,087; John ■ perfect. "Drop L. Bernauer, 9,580; Frederick Tutschulte, *♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ 1 surrounded by high water either practically | Turk- August 1 places rain served to materially Prevesa are equally conflicting. Smith started to run. the Rroemel. is.485; William P. Patterson. ♦ « downpour of | dropping H. Cook, 10,653; tierardo J. Spatola, or which may rest 5 a news dis- in canals reservoirs of incoming sight- ish officials here confirm typewriter. DeGraw followed, but the 18,222. reduce tile number 7.470; Edward O. Cyphers, 6.187; John inunda- the are that the forts had been Freeholders. tinder a possible danger from and to this extent police patch saying slim young negro easily outdistanced Francis K Hi Matteo, seers, | C. Moor a, 4,908; State constabulary state i destroyed and 1.600 troops landed, him. Tlie officer fired five shots after Three-year Term. tion. relieved The 3,903. 1 and chief offlcin9 while Italy gives an emphatic denial the with his Arnos W. Harrison. 11,451; Richard The matter of canals is governed by i sanitary engineer, fugitive. Then, revolver Freeholders. ureTC jjj of the report, saying that the Italian J. Lacombe, Slate health department c.: empty, he saw Smith board a Plunk Term. F Mattie. 10,089: Augfirt. the Public rttlitles Board, and Engi- of the of Three-year for protec- government has no intention resort- road J. 8.478: Frank L in the measures 1 car while it was running at full Joseph 9.618; George Althen, neer W. Betts states that a ’operating the territorial Otto B. Argast, 7,460; George ing to acts against Driver, Edward Winslow 8,568; lion and relief- speed. Mann, 8.674; Emmett .1. Quinn, 8,810; 9,599; investigation will be made of ana statuB of Turkey in Europe. L. personal of Austin. Costello He telephoned to Newark, asking the Francis William O. Miller. 1,595; Merton Tin aspect Emanuel D. Newmun, 4.560; the several to determine if dan- Is as dreary as ■ It is believed that what .actually places ■ today police to watch for Smith. P. Gordon, 821; Hugh Gallagher, 2,20:’ tbe allev beyond M. Fowler, 4,495; James Dowling, are K happened was that the Turkish ves- * gerous conditions exist. The towns picture* Patrolman Peschke boarded the Jeremiah Donahue, William Two-year Term. ! it Is appalling. and I. S27; 1,670; The valley hillsides in >t sels in the vicinity were scattered A. Seymour P “There are no high dams in this State of desolation. Plank road car and decided that Smith F. Hamilton, sr., 1,789; Patrick A. Walter Evans, 10,937; raids are still littered by the the forts destroyed to prevent Ernest E. Hyman, 9.777; that I know of," said Mr Betts, “hav- ■ which they lie was the man he wanted. Smith Quinn, 1,559. Gilbert. 18,866: and the | the Italian coast shipping. homes of the people J upon and Colin Hemsath. 7.956: Edward Jacobi, a or below, as is the case .battered thought otherwise, however, Two-year Term. ing town city of east- ■ Europe is greatly relieved at the re- Wallace 9,642; Joseph remnants of prosperous places started to prove his contention by bat- Frederick C. Steck, 11,190; John H. 8.914; Ougheltree, in Pennsylvania, but it is up to us to AO news plants. 1 ceipt of that Turkey has assured Johnson, 1.548: Frederick O. Linds- and manufacturing tering Peschke from one end of the Waters, 13.040; Thomas Gannon, 11,984; J, determine what conditions exist 'OSS Greece that she has no intention of Voorhees. just estimate of the property car to the other. Robert Joralenn i, 4,600. Ifly, 1,815: Louis E. 1,705. reliable J if there is of a sim- soon made, oat it attacking iter, as had been rumored. Term. and any possibility : has been, or can be Roundsman Farley was on hand. Ho One-year Term. One-year «»'«» success of the Italian blockade ilar It will not be less 4 The John J. 10.600; William S. accident.” s sate to say pitched Into the struggle, but the young John McCarty, 9.606; Brady, Christian Ahner, i mmber In- of the Tripolitan coast, which extends ttott 000. The paper and ( negro's enthusiasm for fighting seemed 9,963; Parrick J. O’Connor, 9,191; Will- Losenstrauch. 9,975: Ferdinand Roenv Morrl* < mini Above Hoouton. from Tunis to Egypt, and her scouring Carl are utterly destroyed- to increase. His clothes half torn off iam J. Fitzsimmons, 5.125; Stephen J. .1r., 10,574: John Howe, 9,673; The Morris canal at Boonton is dustrie.- seas shown in nfele. of the is the arrival of Smith John C. Kirkland, 4.1S4. Daniel Ruder. 8.775 Aem-ty F.s Imitated. and his face bleeding. continued Meeker, 4.840; H. Wintsch, 9,221; above the town and is fed Lake Till.r Supply two captured Turkish transports at b> to make a noise like Johnson. Ilosi-d of Works. John Buhl. 7,949; Reuben Odell, 1.607. timber supply mul been rapidly and Hopatcong. There is also a large dam The Taranto Brindisi, respectively. Then two teamsters Hoard of Work*. and at *he best it husky whoever* Charles F. Kraemer, 7.927; Alexander nearing exhaustion The of the capture of Turk- at Columbia, in Warren county, which now tlie reports on the car entered the l’ra* with the J. Miller. 7,986: Arthur R. W-ur- root Archibald, 6.544: John K. Slnnott. 4.301; August was thought five ish torpedo-boats come from several battle in their When Charlton McCurdy, is used for electric light power. This at an gleam of eyes. Thomas F. Bowers, 3,103. Denman, 8.336; John industry would o. prodigally sources. Probably they ail refer to dam is new and Is built of concrete, the ies had the men extricated themselves from 3 216: Harrison R. Van Duyne, 4,285. In fact, about 2. # did considerable damage, and if the and M| reported held on to their athletic prisoner with dam. ciuzone OUT 4-4-4 4 44 4 4 4 444 4444 444 4 4 44 444 Paper Company’s on was sud- ISDNCTIDH available water at that time had been Aus- Saturday Adiniray Ahbruy to visit bulldog vigilance until the patrol - businessmen accustomed bom- denly ordered to postpone the on greater the flood would have reached ominously, they wagon arrived. Detective O'Conner 1860 and 1861. he served the tin shake their heads j bardment of Tripoli, as there were the town and much greater damage last Jan- came to Newark and identified the Xiagara, stationed at and . recall the scare a year ago of a possibility of reaching an would have resulted. leak waSi 1 signs as the man wanted the Promoted to master in considerable _ prisoner by ^ midshipman uary. when a with The Public Utilities Board will send understanding Turkey through" I he soon became a lieutenant. He the Immense cement City i 1861, In \ thus Jersej police. discovered the intervention of certain powers, .1 to the ar. engineer to visit these and other two feet along the was in the engagements leading structure. Although (voiding a continuation of the war. places and determine the exact condi- to re- J capture of Port Hudson, 1-a.. in 1663. rim of the dam were removed A dispatch to Lloyds from Corfu tions with a view toward preventing and he remained in Southern waters hove the pressure and a fourteen-:o«t. j says that two Turkish torpedo-boats HAVE LOCKJAW such ft disaster in this State as has it ivas needed. J ENVELOPED IN FLAME, until the next year. patch was placed where sunk and a third captured off been visited upon Pennsylvania. of tile Fere Until 1866 he was stationed in the the alignment or the upper edge J near Prevesa, the Gumenitza. by pa officer of the became a slight arc In- "M MAY DIE .lock- JACKSON, Miss., Oct. 2.—A tempo- Pacific as executive gun- dam gradually Italian fleet. FIREMAN Suffering from symptoms of This fculge trollng boat Wateree. lie was concerned in a straight line. In its stead of -fB Oct. 2.—The Agence Fournier Julian Madebiil, 7 years old, of 3ti rary injunction, sweeping pro- of the citl- ■ PARIS, jaw, suppressing the insurrection of Chi- IN COURT PA PARDONS caused worry on the part sent out tlie following a back in the to the entire recent in- early today Caught by draught Wickliffe street, was removed to the' visions and applicable nese coolies on Ohinehi Islands. In 186H setts and led to a somewhat Rome ‘‘A from Con- of the Public Service Cor- measure* dispatch. telegram power-house was here lie landed 100 men at San Salvador to Certain protective Hospital today. The boy is a State of Mississippi, issued ; sper-ihm. to the Tribuna that In Cole street, Simmis. City but the stantinople says poration Joseph the consulate and DAUGHTER'S KIDNAPER Mere determined upon, delay, Federal Judge Niles against protect all the consuls at the Dardanelles have 12 years old. of 53 River street, a pupil of the Warren Street School anil today by j custom house during the revolution. was fatal. die ! ’’>j .JB telegraphed that a naval battle is go- fireman, was so badly burned that he was recently sent home to he vac- all members of unions on strike on and took went sleep in the hotel m* He was promoted again Nicolo of 82 Wll- “I never of will die He w>as taken to Delsardo, aged 17, rail- ing on in the straits. Reports guns probably cinated. Illinois Central Railroad system part in the attack on the Salee river Main street here.” said a visiting lowdale avenue, was arraigned in court |M are as as the the where little hope for a mighty ■ E heard far Bosphorus.' City Hospital, was forts In in 1871. In 1872 he be- official today, 'without Tile vaccination performed by on a of Annie road a his is held out. today charge kidnaping in- The same agency sent out dispatch recovery ! 2. Violence broke came the head of the of that the 19 Dr. Herman of 392 Wash- CHICAGO, Oct. department of fervent prayer apparently of Simmis was the furnace when Campbell, Oordot. aged 16, daughter Raphael saying: "News of the destruction the coaling em- modern languages at Annapolis be 8 the ! out today among the striking 89 Mont- evitabl- might delayed.” he was in a sheet of flame. ington street. Since vaccination, Oorodi. Olenridge avenue, Turkish fleet seems to be conlirined." enveloped In 1874 he was promoted to commo- Below the torn dam today the ''alloy the is ployees of the Illinois Central railroad clair. Oct. His clothing caught fire. Refoce fel- which did not heal rapidly, boy on the M HENNA, 2.—Private dispatches dore and he served in Europe, for a mile or more is swept practically at Burnskle. which resulted in a The young couple were located at Sil- a low employees could reach him he was thought to. have contracted lockjaw, shops llun, fro nnhe Balkans depict critical west coast of Africa and the South elt-an to bed-rock and Freeman's 9 burned on the arms and was taken to the for to the ver Lake last night by Detective Ed- situation Official advices from Sofia horribly face, mid he hospital riot call being sent Kensington Atlantic States. Later he took com- feeder, swollen by list AM ward and Patrolman Cousins the reservoir chest. treatment. A who de- Reilly ->the»i and Belgrade say that both Bulgaria police station. carpenter, mand of the Greeley relief expedition ! night's I-Hin is sweeping through —... -* and were taken to the police station ■ and Servla remain quiet. But unoffi- clined to walk out with the other men, and rescued Lieutenant Greeley and where the main business iior* S The girl s father made the complaint. channels cial reports are less reassuring. Tour union as six survivors at Cape Sabine, one of the town once stood. M was assaulted by pickets In court today before Recorder Yost tion of The Bulgarian Liberal leader. Rados- his most distinguished feats. three miles away, is propor-s B as he was going to work. He "as the declared their love Costello, mobilization Ho says NABBED IN BALDHEAD He was in command of the Balti- youthful pair Igvow, urges as shattered as Austin. TOM'S NEW ROOM struck on the head with a brick, and for each other and refused to submit to tionately VB that Bulgaria should seize the present ! more, and settled trouble at Valparaiso, to obtain satisfaction for "lien a watchman employed by the* a separation. After much persuasion opportunity Wliy, Torn, you've a real gem of AT Chili, in 1891. when several American ROW LOCAL SHOW | tlie father consented, the was for- Pa., Oct. J.-Th9 her legitimate claims against Turkey, a room here—cozy, comfortable, well Illinois Central attempted to interfere sailors were stoned a mob. He car- bo. HARRISBURG, by will ajgjflM the of the other lighted, with a splendid outlook and given and a marriage license was se- State Welter Supply Commission following example he "as roughly handled and warned ried Ericsson’s body to Sweden. only a few minutes from business the per- j the an t to outline the in- M Hugely enjoying burlesque War he cured. parents of both signing met i:etv Thursday powers. It’s well cared for. too. there’s n«> to let union alone in line future. In the Spanish commanded -ha formance In a local theatre Saturday I pickets agreement to the into the breaking of The young Liberal chief, Tontscheff, dust on the dresser end the furnish the on in Cuban marriage. veHtigation the was res- Hying squadron duty are neat and well How John Thomas, carpenter, dant at Austin and it Is probable -.hat S demands that the government inter- lngs .selected. night. Charles Smith was hauled from I waters He directed the. destruction did you find this little home?” cued the who arrived on the Birklnblne, of Philadelphia, 'he fl vent to prevent the Turkish extirpa- his seat in “baldhead row" and locked I by police, of Cervera’s fleet off 3, John “It’s an easy matter. Bob. I came Santiago. July other 2 a attack on him was of the commission, and tion of Bulgarians in Macedonia across my landlady's announcement up In the First precinct station, charged scene'as second 1898. He was advanced to rear ad- BRITISH STEAMER SUNK: president In the classified ad section of The will go to Austin to muue 4»- The Liberal press of Belgrade urges witli contempt of court. The contempt being made lie escaped with slight miral in 1898. He is the author of members Star that, she would rent a neat, j of the ruins. tile mobilization and occupation of consisted of a decision TWENTY MEN DROWNED. personal inspection daB comfortable, well furnished room to disregarding injuries. "Rescue of Greeley” and "Forty-five It is also that nego- The investigation will probably havq ,M Xovipaz reported a gentleman. It was just the nelcb Judge Hahn made in July ordering ; Illinois Central officials declare that Years Under the Flag.” a number of ap- -ifl tions are proceeding between Servla borhood I wanted to live In. so I Smith to pay his wife $5 a week for LONDON, Oct. 2.—The British direct bearing upon called the same evening, and last 100 other strikers have returned to coin- and Monenegro regarding their atti- her : steamer Hatfield from Huelva, plicntioos for 1 he authority of the week I moved in, as cozy and con support To Gettysburg and Return IP2.RO. Spain, ij| situation It Is work since Saturday, and It is reported season. to cocstrut l mver plants dans tude in the present tented as can be.” “I’d rather burn the five than give Last chance this Special Excur- for Rotterdam, was in collision toda.v mission t jj* said that both countries will mobilize. to that SOK of the 3,000 shopmen emplo> ed sion via Xew Jersey Central. Sunday. Oc- the tin- State, and may ilss dS All advertisement* are inserted ; it her." said Smith, by way of ex- ! with British steamer Glasgow from throughout tober 8. First section of special train, ! 3.—The Greek at Burnside are at work today. lead to alt incest'Cation of the stability ’Jfl ROME, Oct. schooner, In both The Morning •tar and planation. but Acting Judge Freeland ready for In Broad Street Sta- Rotterdam for Dundee, and sunk. The Star for the one occupancy dam wa* Bessldon, sailing under Turkish colors, Rvenlng considered it tvorse than no explanation tion 1:30 a. m., will leave soon as filled All the members of the Hatfield's j of otter dams. The Austin charge—one cent a word. Bverv be- or should se- Last section leaves 1:30 a. m.. Ferry Street 1 has been seized at Bari, and two and held him in 3600 ball for trial school glr! craw, numbering about twenty men built iHtfore the commission wall §1 cure one of tha Stsr Dictionaries. Cut 4:32. Fast Ferry Street 4:34 a. tn. Return at 1 vai'» 1 brigantines Palermo. Thursday. at 3fflA ami 4i3h n m— A dv AtowjbaJ, greats* S Tui^hrh ooupon from this paper.—Adv. o

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