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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-20
Enic ElIsI,r m "Dori,
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
| Jacob Gale TaIk> scripture [" the salvation Army Captain.
 Editor uf the DEMOCRAT:

Jacob Gale TaIk> scripture [" the
 salvation Army Captain.
 Editor uf the DEMOCRAT:
 The message of love to the captain rt the salvation army. l wish to say some ting concerning myself in regard to the. company that have been keeping of late I understand the captain told one of the Brothers that he tlId not think that | Was fit company la be in. | have been in Water hury twenty years and my record will show for itself. am sorry to hear that am counted ;,S Onv ot the rotten links of the Salvation army, which Captain FmEcC represents us to be. Captain Fruzcr has called for all this by calling u~ his hcswlS and the >kums of the Salvation army. I should likc tu SslN that I have nothing against the Salvation army have noth- ing tO ss,N against any denomination that will trN and win mans ways from sin but l do dctc>t any man that will try and deprive us of our civil and religious liberties The reason why left the army k hccaus, ,lld not approve of the rules of the captain putting men out because they would not stand at his command during singing. and giving his command tn me tn keep the doors locked to prevent the people from going out during sunday night service God does not require that of mr; that i> not Gods will; that Is not th, christian spirlt that We should us, toward our fellow men; It does not show much cf the spirlt of Christ. For Christ said my kingdom Is not of this world. if My kingdom were of this world then would my servants fight. Now the spirit of the captain does not compare well with that of Christ for St Paul says: If any man has not the spirit of Christ he is none of his" Ii the captain l> one of the successors uf the apostles. he should regulate his life to th, apostolic standard of morality. Read the bible and Sr" that this captain does not constitute the church of God. Gods church k Gods people saved only by faith and his son, and guided by his spirit. Once your sins and errors We're east on Jesus Christ who was sent t0 bear them for vou and la see that your heart k turned away from all sin. and the joy of sure salvation has taken possession of your soul. you belong tn the church nf God. The Saviour says the king dom of heaven iS with you. Read the bible and see if these things are not So Don't be longer cheated hv the designed captain. of your money of vour happiness temporal and eternal. In conclusion of my message l would say, it would he far better for Captain FrAzee to talk scripture to his congregation than Ia talk about hig devils little devils and pressed devils because We don't think he k capable of judging the soldiers that have left the army l will conclude with my best wishes to the army
 JATOD ALE
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-20
CONLON BROS. Department. Commencing Wednesday Morning Sept 2Oth

placed popuace Of this city Uiz Blankets from 6oc SS, value S1 to SIP. SO oomfortabIes from 49c to S2 so, value 75c S3 SO 9-4 Brown Sheetinq 12 Pc. regular 1oc. 4 Bales Brown SheetinQs, 36n 5 T. worth 7c. o-4 Best Brown Sheetino. t8c, regular price. 25c One al l. for Glass ToveUno 4 l. % good for Sc. Pieces Oamask, 5 Pieces Turkey Red Oamask 1oc. big Value for 4Oc "A Chenille Table Covers SSO cheap o $2.5O. To close offering Chenille 9oreres o exactly twice full line of Lace Curtains S35O  Sc.
  which the uniform g at least soc per yard. Three Dome Flannel Pc Come paid Sc, Two cases Best Indigo ca'co a 5-34c always Sc
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-20
MUSIC A TREASURE TRO\ C.
Try |" Find Ihc Voice Don't " nit I-mtiI IL
 Asserts Itself

Try tu Find IhC Voice Don't Wait IntiI IL
 Asserts It>tIf.
 Although exceptionally good voices are born. not made. really wonderful re- suits may be achieved wi. T an ordinary organ by proper cultivation, combined with a fair amount of perseverance. Many voice that is weak and insignifi- cam in the beginning has developed even Irra; merit.
 Such cases arc by no means rare and should encourage parents to give their children every advantage i'll this direo- tiun. TrN tO find the voice instead of waiting for il to assert itself and it may become treasure trovc of the greatest valUv in the household.
 Although children should he cncuur- aged to sing, particularly together, it is not we'll to commence the regular train- ing until thf lr'dy Is sufficiently dcvel- oprd physically. and even then il gncs without eaNiuG that il should h,' not "Ncrtrnuc'j This k particularly urrc>- Sary in th.' cs'~,-, that show exceptional merit. Many @N organ "f rarr quality has nn.n ruined ly "vrrtrauinS and over work Naiur" although sine can be ma tgrially ;.iiel, .lnnut h, pushed. Bows. as ruiC. should hr between F and IS before their voices are trained. and in som" eases, where an individual is hack ward ln development. II l. letter to wait until .! wear or ~n later.
 Girls i:ri their fItuTal suIc,'~ sooner. and nlaN EcEin, ,;tN~ a competent au- thuritv. even ay IT III some cases. 4 wear later k. however. better. Of course il Is well known fact that dissipation of any kind ruins the voice. The Cig- arctic smoking youth may as well give up all hope "f acquiring charruing and readily summoned accomplishment It Is a positive pain sometimes to see fine voices literally murdered through indul gence.
 An authority on such matters predicts i'll the New York Tribune that wise par ents will by and by cease to infiict the misery of persistent piano training on daughters who have only ordinary ahil- ity. Much money is wasted. much pre- cious time thrown away on ths ilStru- ment by not specially clever and musical girls. who generally drop il after mar riage. The same money and time spent on the cultivation of the voice and the study of the theory of music. would mean liItd>uIE TOT lllt Slll1tl HtGS.' IT and for her friends. The power tu play good accompaniment should be ac- quirel at the same time This k an ac- complishment which k too seldom fouIid and which might Well be Stu,lir,l by girl who has not sufficient musical gift to warrant more severe study.
 Quick reading and q sympathetic touch and feeling will make an excellent ac- companist, and great is the pleasure eh,. can confer. Many a man and woman of society who hate the bore of playing their own accompanments can be cnaNed to use beautiful voice if somebody be at hand to accompany il with taste and precision.
 Piano study is very much overdone in this country. although it Is becoming less and less an inevitable among those best able to secure the most thorough training. The violin and the harp often take the place of the hackneyed piano.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-20
n-- ra ,aAN- r.-r. MIa. sauce.

Put into R clean saucepan 6 raw yolks of eggs and beat them with tablespoon fuls of caster sugar until they become thick and white. Add d pint of port wine and stir increasingly on n gentle fro until nearly boiling; then take it from the lire and our it on the pudding inn medlately. or it will be spoiled The pud- ding should be dished and kept hot while the sanee is being lnadea
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-20
This Week

We celebrdte our Eighth Rnni- "ersaFy b. G.vinQ the greatest Values in CLOTHING that ever have been heard Of. We can do it :.
 sLISTEN.k
 Eight years ago We required the services Of one boy. Competitors s gave us one or two years to live. We kept right along, adding space and making improvements, Increasing our business. selling goods at lower price than our neIohbors, because we were sa- tisfied with less profit. until to- day We stand at the head of the
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-20
County Health omc.r. Meet.

The county health officers recently ap- pointed by Governor Morris met at New Haven yesterday. There were present ID. R. Markham of Hartford, C. F.. Hoadley of New Haven, Messrs King of Willimantie, Reed of Holland, Judd of Litchfield, Pearne of Middletown and Thayer of Norwich. The meeting was held for the purpose of collecting the laws in regard to public health, both new and old. and printing them for distribution among the local boards of baalth and all persons interested. Forms for drawing up complaints under the health laws were also considered.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-20
The Cautious sultan.

Some one seems to have told the sul- tan that chiorate of potash is a danger ous explosive. Consequently no drug gist or pharmacist in Cunstantinople is allowed to possess pr sell 1t, The grand master of artillery alone is allowed to have 1t in keeping.-Co -Constantinople Let fer
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-20
POLITICAL POINTERS.

Seiectmen and Town Clerk will be In Ses-
 sion Saturday to Make Voters.
 The selectmen and town clerk will be in session Saturday from 9 a. m. to D. m m the police court room, city hall building, for the purpose of admitting to the electors oath those found qualified Also, if it is necessary. on Monday. October ?, 1893. from 9 a. m. to , P. m. for the purpose of admitting those only whose qualifications mature after September 23, and on or be fore election day.
 The instructions for voting at the Octo- Der town elections have been promulgated by the secretary of state. They do not differ from those of last year, except that they instruct town clerks to provide separate ballot boxes for women who vote for school officers in accordance with the law passed at the last session of the legis- lature. There are no instructions as to whether the women voters shall vote with the envelope, under the secret ballot law or otherwise.
 Returns have been received at the state secretary's office from most of the town clerks in the state, saying that they have complied with the secretarys request in destroying all envelopes in their possession. The town clerks of Bloomfield, Southbury Griswold, Woodbury and Mansfield have not been heard from.
 The democratic town convention will be called to order in the City hall this evening at $ clock by Chairman P. C. Morris. The delegates to the democratic town convention are the most eagerly sought ! after men in Waterbury to-day.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-20
AM MUSEM ENTS.
The White SquatIrom."

The White squadron" with all the splrndor of color, excitement uf interesting action. display of marvellous scenic effects and good players will be seen at the Jacques opera house this evening The story of The White Squadrun" cvntcrs about the stirring incidents in Brazil sub scqucnt to the abdication of Emperor Dom Pedro and the riots and insurrrctluns that followed that hysterical period.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-20
WOLFF TAKES IT BACK.
>aA> He Tr>tigrd Against Doctors Lee
 and Whittcn Under Threats.

and Whittcn Under Threats.
 NEw HAvEN, Sept 20,- There was a great svnsation to-day in the trial of Doctors Lee and Whittcn for the murder of Maggie SloSs. Nathan Wolff. who testified strongly against the accused several days ago. was recalled and took it all back. He said he had lied because he had been threatened with arrest and the loss uf his life There k not much doubt that the doctors will be acquitted.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-20

Rev. Mersfelder of Spencerville, O, a Methodist minister, was assaulted by hood lums and knocked insensible after his ser mon and may die
 Nelson A. Morkill, eX-busineSs manager of the Globe theater Boston, and formerly confidential man for John StetSon, is a de faulter to the extent of many thousands of tiDllarS
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-20
FAIR, COOLER.

Ofsicia1 Weather II'redIctIons For To-Day and To-Norrow.
 New York, Sept 2O.-The following table shows the condition of the weather in the principal cities of the country at a. m tn-day-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-20
The Statr Pair.

MEEIDES. Sept 2O.-CTovernor Morris attended the state fair at Meriden to-day It K feared that the fair will no, he sur cess this year owing to the scarcity of money. The attendance yesterday was only titn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-20
>ait Against the Can.nIl.latr.l R...a-

SEw HAVEN. Sept 20.-L. Canslee X Co '-,',y @-u brought suit for SIO.HIO against the >,t .I',, ,'nuated road for the loss of 421 cases
 l,,,, noots and shoes in the depot fire
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-20

Hhr,' '.lH.. III ,l,n tus, u"w- Cheap insrr'c' 't., j4~J m q'rltt,, and a hand some I'r'~' u' ".tl each Iound ct lea ar baking le'Nt,r ,' Tn, l,u~ Tea store. 2I East Nam >tl,.t.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-20
T. H. HAYES.

Wt'l,,-Al,' NuI rviad dyJl-l ,p Iyio:-i. .t. rouc~tlr Nc.. Vine, Irtu.Is and ,lst.
 3A and 96 East Man St as- lserIs dclr cred vn tYlcph .I.. II -.4 AZ, laIt | tky .l'v T"!cpheu. -N
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-20
"pnnr LnmntIrnm.,

IL k now several >,ason> since d com 1mny from the New York casino has visited this city. but the coming of the Fred Solo- mon opera company to the Jacques opera house will be hailed with delight. It is Mir Solomon'S first season at the head of his own company. and from all accounts it has been highly successful. both financially and artisticallv. Nothing but warm words of praise have hvrR said of the perform unccs given by this company in other cities. The comlmny will he seen ill Poor Jonathan H familiar and charming opera. The primn donu roles will be played by Drew Donaldson the suuhrvttv roles by MudEc LtSsing and tn, others in the com lmny are Christine Blessing. Florence Will sou. W. r. Rochester. Chlrl,~ Priest. Will liam Burrows and Il. Newman.
 Effic ElI>Irr in Doris"
 The talented and popular actress Ectti Ellslcr, will appear at the opera house Fri day evening in her greatest success, Doris, n new play from the pen ot Robert Drourt
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-20
No News Frona the vnlkyra4.

NEW HoEK, Sept. 20.-Up to 1 o'clock thls afternoon nothing had been seen or heard of tn Yalkyrie
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-20
POLICE COURT.

For Connecticut: Far, cooler. north- wcStrly winds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-07
BENWOOD.

The Ohio River and 3. & o. trains
are well patronized during the progress
OF the street car strike. 1t is rarely a
passenger is seen on the cars. The
strikers found ii impossible to secure
horses for Benwood, as owners were un-
willing to allow their horses to pull
heavy wagons over the muddy streets.
An entertainment was given at Nc
Mechen Hall last night for the benefit
of VIM. Hawkins, who lost an eye at
the Benwood forge about year ago.
Prof. Bartebough, Uf this city, and
Bellaire talent assisted. Quite num-
Der Of Benwood people attended, and
the affair proved financial success.
The Benwood mill pudding depart
ment which has been idle since Satur-
day on account of repairs TO squeezers
will resume this morning. The River
side steel plant will also go on this
morning.
Mayor Joseph Mahood will not return
from the East for a week or ten days.
He will visit friends in Harrisburg be-
fore returning. Sergeant Cooke Is ex-
pected to return to-day.
The streets are in an almost impassa-
bic condition in some sections OF the
city, especially in upper ward, where
the street railway company has left the
street torn up.
Jas. Barrett and Miss Maggie Barrett
left last week for Washington. Miss
Barrett will spend a month with Balti-
more friends.
Lee Rowley was married last week TO
a Jerusalem, o., lady. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rowley will make their home here.
The Star Speciality Company gave an
exhibition in City Hall Saturday night.
A good crowd was present.
Michael Carroll and Larry McGarrell
have returned from the National Capt.
tai.
The Hope Society will meet Thursday
night at Odd Fellows Hall.
The Building and Loan Association
met last night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-07

the front fat, and on the hips and in
the back more full. The short basque
Is OF merveilleuX, and must be covered
with the shirred tulle az the back. For
the bertha garuiture two Shirred crepe
strips one and half inches wide are
Joined from the inner side OF the part
that is cut out round. A rose-cOlored
silk lining would serve TO make the ber-
tina more effective. The sleeve is I'm
ished by a narrow jet trimming. A jet
buckle is fastened to the front OF the
low neck and wide girdle must be
made OF crepe over the rOSe-cOlOred SILK
and be ornamented with jet
The right hand costume is Of crepe
de chine, which falls Ia such soft folds
as to make it very easy 10 drape the
skirt. The full skirt of the crepe should
have plain underskirt. The side OF
the skirt overlsps the other slightly.
The BASQUE shows a dreSSy, pointed
low neck; at the termination Of the
back there are three lengthwiSe folds,
otherwise the material is placed smooth
" on the lining. On the front part Of
the waist the slightly plsated material
has a bertha-like Earniture. This is
slightly shlrred around the back Of the
neck and is fastened 70 the shoulder in
full folds. Over the bust the lace falls
smoothly. The square ends are closely
pleated. A girdle is made with gold
braid, which closes invisibly on the
side. Full pulled sleeves add 70 this
costume. FLOBETTE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-07

ere are two pretty bah dfesses. In
No first. the wide bertha DAD pulled
shelves composed Of rOss-coldred crepe
preterve TO the dress youthful effect,
whieh would be lost were the olssks IN
relieved. The contrast Of rose and
black is especially liked this year, ana
the small pattern Of the merveilleux un-
derdress, shows very prettily through
the delicate tulle material OF the upper
dress. The tulle skiit Is edged win a
band Of wide gnipure lace and just
above that an insertion OF the same
lace. In the centre Of the oaeAof the
skirt a point is cut out for the small
back folds. The shirring at the upper
edge must be very even, IN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-07
LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, March g. Cattle Receipts,
1900 head; shipments 4.SO0 head: mar
ket 5al0c higher; best steers s. 50a6 90;
medium to good 4 65a5 %; others Il loaf 10;
stockers and feeders s. 00d4 90; cows So 5Oa
400
Hogs Receipts $4,000 head; shipments,
5000 head; market lower; packing and
mixed 81 75aS Is; prime heavy IS 20aS 40;
prime light s. S0aS 05: pigs and lights 81 Oh
Z 60.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 5000 head +;
shipments, 1000 head; market, strong
weather a S0a5 so; mixed 50 75a4 15 ewes;
81 OOa4 IS; westerns s. l5a5 90; lambs
81 5Oa6 so.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, March 6.-Cattle :
Receipts, 147 head; shipments, 1900 head
market, strong and higher; prime IS 25a
80; fair TO good s. 50a5 90; common 10 "a
as 25; fresh cows so 00a35 90.
Hogs Receipts, $500 mead; shipments,
1900 head: market active; prime heavy
selected IS 50aS go; best mixed Is 2Oa
s So: best Workers s. 90aS co; pigs and
light Workers s. Soar 20.
Sheep-Receipts, ), 400 head; shipments,
$500 head; Market strong at about l. 81
weeks prices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-07

Decatur ana Evansville. 1873; Pittsburg,
l55: Pullman Palace, 1872; Reading. 2S1s
Rock Island, S21s; St Louis and San Fran
cisco first preferred, =; st. Paul, 'oA
do preferred l22; Tennessee Coal and
Iron, 26]{; Texas Pacific, 9: Union pa
cifc, 1861: United States Express, %;
Western Union, $3.50; Wheeling and Lake
Erie. 141<; do preferred, 60.
Mining Stocks-Cholor =; Crown Point
40: Consolidated California and Virginia,
215; Deadwood, 1870; Gould and Curry, 20;
Hale and Norcross, 100: Homestake, HOO:
Independence, =; Mexican, $50: North
Star. =; Ontario, 1900; Ophir, $50; Ply
mouth, rs; Sierra Nevada, l65; Standard,
40; Union Con-, 90; Yellow Jacket 40;
Iron Silver, 50; Quick Silver, $50; do pre-
ferred, 400; Bulwer. 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-07
A Good Record.
81. lfdyy's Orac,S.

The Ohio River railroad track is in
better shape this spring than we have
ever seen it, and as a result the trains
run smoothly aud make better time.
Considering the weather we have had
this is something remarkable, but it is
largely accounted for when we consider
the large sums which have been expend-
ed by the management In making the
road bed what it ought to be, as will
appear in their coming report Nine
years in operation and not one passeng-
err killed in an accident. What other
road of the same length can show as
good a record?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-07
Ehsellng Bride and Terminal RaLIIy

Time Table No. 3. 70 take enect lz.vi a. NJ
sunday. November 20 1872.
Leave Whssllnr-f5.D. 1910, f7:i5. $500
te:B. s9:f5. tiO:B fii.5o D. N, Sis:i5. ti:f5
ts:W, 1850, ss:s5 s5;s5. t5:so p. m.
Leave Psninsala-tb:5, t6;b. 6.U. fs;uls
ts:5l. y0:sl. tlO:29. tll:57 a. m, slz:5z fi:os.
1905. 1874. .s:4l, ss:aS, 1873 y. m. -.
Arrive martins Fsrfy--t3ts 3D. 100
tS:i3 1851 1881 fl0.35. flx.v3. tn'O IssDf
t3:I2. 1913, q a, 1901, fo:t2 - -.
L.sve Terminal yuneiion--5e:N. fo.at 49,
5000 1000 tii:B a m, NIB. VII, ~
s5:l5. tb:27, t5:56, f3:25, fi0;f1 p. NJ.
Leave Lsggblins hill-T7:sh tii:n a. NJ
ti:is. t2:f3, s5:I5 p. On.
arrive Martins Ferry--ss:33. fs:33 t7;H
5000. sl0.ss, f1l:2e, tl:a, fss, fz;fE 'o'Es'
.Dsiiy tDsiiy .Iosps sssdsr ssusssys
All trains will run on Eastern Time. Cloct
in telegraph Office At wbseiing Is the stanalfs
nois..d :. TAussTG. supsristenseat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-07
PErkOLEUn.

NEW York. March 6.--The petroleum
market opened dull and remained so
throughout. Pennsylvania oil spot sales
none. April options sales 1000 barrels at
64Hc. Lima oil sales none, 2711c bid. To-
tai sales 1000 barrels.
OIL CRY, PA, March 6-Opened at
645Sc; highest, 64sSc; lowest, 6ii4c; close
64sSc: sales, 5000 barrels; clearances,
$4,000 barrels; shipments 7l,795; barrels;
runs, 9S, 795 barrels.
P1TTsBURG. Pa, March 6. -Opened at
64Skc; closed 6illc: highest 645sc; low
est 64lzc; sales $4,000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-07
The Metal Market.

New YORK, March e.--Pig iron dull and
steady: American tl2 75el5 So Copper
dull. Lead steady; domestic 50 9255. Tin
quiet: straits go 40
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-07
w p. Ar. DIVISION.

70. Pi,tsburs, s;i0 ssd 40 . IN. ssd 500 ,
m S.il, and i.Op m. daily erc-pt SUNDAY.
FOR Yituburr and the East. go N. eany'
washingtoA Accom- medallion su y u. -
auaAay
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-07

y,om plttsburg. 1906 a. m. daily, n:s ,. u.
..sept sunday. $50 and i0:i5 y. m. daily.
Wsshington Accom- modstion. 1850 q m sahy
except sunday cu.s n scuLL
General Pssssnzsr Agent. BsItimon
JH LANE, WhselInE ose