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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-01-06
The Wrong Woman Got the Money.

GLovERsvILLE, N. Y, Jan. 6.-Two
women by the name of Adelia Yetman
resided in this city. One of them came
into possession by mail of a draft for $500
which belonged to the other AS soon as
payment was made at city bank to the
woman who wrongfully presented the
draft she fled and has not since been heard
from.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-01-06
Mail Bag Robbed.

MEcHAN1cv1LLE, N. Y, Jan. Ga mail
bag on it's way from Saltwater to Albany
was stolen last evening. The bag was
found short distance away cut open,
and but one package of letters in it. The
thief is unknown.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-01-06

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 6.-The building
occupied by the Knickerbocker Carpet
Cleaning Company on North Ninth street
was partially destroyed by fire at an early
morning hour. The building of the
Quaker City Electrical Company adjoin-
ing was also damaged.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-01-06
Investigating the Dublin Explosion.

DUBLIN, Jan. 6.-Chief of Police Magis-
trate O'Donnel has opened an inquiry un-
der the Explosives Act, regarding the
dynamite outrages at the Dublin detec-
tive office. The hearing is held behind
closed doors.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-01-06
The rria1 Trip wa. Unsatisfactory.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-The rumors that
the recent trial trip of the United States
ship Ranger, to test her seaworthiness,
was unsatisfactory are verified at the
Navy Department..
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-01-06

Boston, Jan. 6.-The Home Furniture
company of this city, a large installment
concern, is in financial trouble and has
made an assignment. No statement of
its affairs has yet been furnished.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-01-06
Strike of Engineers Probable.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 6-The Western Mary
land railroad is liable to be tied up at an
early day through a strike of the engi-
neers. A statement of grievances has
been sent to Grand Chief Arthur of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-01-06
Say Carlisle VIII Accent.

CONVICTION, Ky, Jan. eliminate
friends of Senator Carlisle here say tina
he has finally decided to accept Cabinet
position. AS a consequence, the Sena-
torial fight at Frankfort is on in the most
marked manner. LA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-01-06
Police Guarding the Bridge.

JERSEY CITY, Jan. 6.-The police are
now guarding the newly constructed
drawbridge over the Morris canal, which
is in dispute between the Jersey Central
and the Lehigh Valley railroad people
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-01-06

No Damage Money for MIR. Marquand.
PROVIDENCE, Jan. 6. Henry Marquand,
the New York newspaper man, who was
injured in Newport in a collision between
the horse he was riding and an electric
car, failed to recover damages in his suit
for 81 600
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-01-06
Photographers Preparing for Tournament

NEW YORK, Jan. 6. - Prominent New
York photographers are arranging for tel
graphic tournament on the afternoon and
evening Of Saturday, March II.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-01-06
One Hundred And
Twenty-Five
Different

Styles of Rattan Rockers, the
prettiest present in the world.
One hundred Fancy Chill
dren's Chairs to please the
Mothers heart.
Sixty,five new styles of Par
lor Suits.
Some handsome Sideboard
very low in price.
All kinds of Plush r 'ckers
and Desks
We wish all the people a
very Merry Christmas and a
prosperous New Year.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-01-06

CURRANS.
Grand Opening
Ladies' Muslin Underwear
Our immense stock
for 1898, will be
opened and put on
Sale MONDAY january
9th.
Our stock this sea-
son eclipses all past
efforts, and our esta-
bills h ed reputation
for fine underwear,
will make this an
nouncement an inter-
esting item for the
Ladies Of aterbury
and vicinity.
New Designs, Su-
perior Finish, Exclu-
sive Styles.
w edding Outfit
and Fine Sets in great
variety. Extra large
under garments as
speciality.
|CURRANS,
II Exchange Place,
WATERBURY, CONN.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-01-06

Nobody objects to being taken for gen.
tleman. Why not have the personal
appearance of one You will if you wear
our Rightly Made Clothing. Our Clothing
looks just as well, will wear just as long,
and fit as perfectly now, while we are
selling it at about Half Price, as when we
were selling it at Profit. We are bound
to close our Winter Refers, our Coats and
Suits no matter how much we lose on
them. Watch our Windows for Bargains,
they will contain .Tsome big drives, down
during January.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04
WINTER COMES!
But Indoor Life Need Not Be
Dreaded.
Paine's Celery Compound
VIII Give New
Strength.
Aged and Infirm Must Look
Well to Their Health.
The Blood and Nerves Re-
quire Nourishment.
Use Of the Great Remedy That
Makes People Well.
Aged and Infrm Must Look
Well to Their Health.
The Blood and Nerves Re-
quire Nourishment.

The approaching winter offers many
dangers 10 those whose powers OF resist
apce against disease are iessened.
Indoor life soon impoverishes the
blood and lowers the tone Of the nervous
system. Then q slight exposure will
easily precipitats an enfeebled system
into serious illness.
The aged and intirm must now look
carefully TO their health. Badly fed
nerves must have abundant nutritious;
the blood requires nourishment. Paine ;
celery compound. the remedy that
makes people we'll. should now be used.
Paine's celery compound gives new
life and energy 10 the system. Ii Is
food for the brain. IL strengthens the
nerves. il makes the weak strong.
Paine's celery compound for many
years has met the frank. outspoken ap-
prevail Of the most eminent physicians;
they have analysed il. discussed il at
their meetings. prescribed IL and used it,
To Paine's celery compound a host OF
men and women owe their activity and
freedom from sickness. Ii keeps stead
ily at work the year round in the big
cities and in the little villages. bringing
hope and gladness to thousands Of anx.
ious homes where sickness ia 1t invig-
CRATES and Strengthens. 1t makes peo-
pie well. Try il.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

Mrs. James White and Glars and
Margaret Salter vii arrive IN the city
today 10 spsad sunday wsth Manager
I'd saifer 81 tie Ole Olson company.
Clara and Margaret are the daughters
o. Mr.. saltsr
Chafles p. Adams Of Dallas. Texss
son Of the Hon- W. T. Adams Of Paris.
zas In the city yesterday. he tame
over from the worlds fair 10 Wait his
parentk
Mr.. and Mrs Hosea C0yell Of Brook.
po<I. r. L.. are the guests Il Mr.. and
Mira Leonard c0vsll of Shawmat ave
nue.. I.
Mrs. Abraham May Of Madison ave
nue. 10 Visiting her sister. Mira Hork-
hsimen Of Wheeling. West Virginia
Mr.. and Mira a. lsham OF Toronto are
visiting their son who lives at the corner
OF Sycamore and Pine streetz
NJ +. Bates Of Duluth. MINI. for
mer resident Of this city, - visiting
friends here
Ed 3 Benham Of Chicago is Waiting
his sister, Mira j. H. Terrell OF No. 100
Lake avenue.
Mrs &. III. Phillips has been called TO
Indiana by the death Of her father. ID.
Hayhur
Mrs ID. +. Aldrich OF States. Mo, IL
visiting her mother. Mrs j. w. Phillip.
DIR. Perry Schurz was called north
yesterday on a professional case.
DIR. j. Orion Idle il eonvalescing and
is thought 10 be out of danger.
Mr.. and Mira George w. Gay are in
Chicago
julius Berksy went to Chicago last
night
All s. White il Ia Detroit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04
pREvENrABLE DISEASES
DR.. Hardwood Delivers an Instructive
Lecture Before the X. a L

Lecture Before the n. ~ l.
DIR. Arthur Lakewood delivered an
interesting and instructive address be-
fore the Kent Scientific institute last
night on the subject OF "Preventable
Diseases and Why Typhoid fever and
consumption are chief among the dis
eases that DIR. Hazlewooi insists can be
prevented. A lack OF property santa
ton 10 largely responsible for the former;
insufficient ventilation is the principal
cause Ct the latter. A chart was ex-
hibited showing the com parative amount
OF typhoid fever in Munich before the
city sewer system and afterwards The
decrease was fully 10 per cent; 90 great
in fact that at the medical colleges in
that city il has become necessary at
times TO import typhoid fever cases for
the clinics As 10 consumption, Dr..
lakewood had little faith in heredi-
tary cases. They are possible; but
because the parents of child have the
disease. it does not follow that the child
will. Consumption in its earlier stages
can be overcome, but not in steam
heated ill-ventilated rooms. The doc
the doors and windows OF bed rooms.
He said it is better by far to leave
a bedroom window open all the round
than to close it. Most Of the cases OF
lung trouble grow out OF an indifference
20 fresh air. Statistics we're given show
ing that in Detroit twenty two OF the
thirty -four school buildings are con-
taminated by escaping sewer gas and
ll6 rooms are overcrowded. Under
these circumstances the speaker was not
surprised that diseased bodies and
undermined constitutions were too CON-
mon. In closing he made strong plea
for fresh air. frequent baths. whole
some diet and plenty Of moderate ex-
erciea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

Yesterday the council committee on
parks awarded the contract for building
the addition TO the green house 10 John
Ball park To John Jungbaker for sl05.
The contractor will begin the Job at
once. Alderman schmidt said yester-
day that the committee had considered
the matter very thoroughly and had
come TO the conclusion that II an add.
ton were not bniit soon a new green
house would have 10 be provided for the
accom- odstion OF plants and bulbs.
by the extra room procured this winter
the alderman thought $40 worth OF
plants can be saved for park decorations
next year
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04


Miss Harlan. special glove etter from
Foslel. Paul 4 "a. Paris and New York,
uangfacturers q the celebrated Foster
gloves. VII BE- a the Bosson Store Tor
cae se-k. explaining the art Of fitting
and repairing gloves. She arrived yes
ter,sy morning and val 10 behind the
r.ess caunfer Tor one week. This firm
are SPECIAL agents Cor the Foster gloves
a fosegrsm Wa rceeivei at the in
trrnai revenue oftee yesterday morning.
stating that Deputy Fat Harrett's wife
va .yInz az the point q death in her
hone az loaia. tut the officials could not
6rd fhe ehefeai outs 90 her husband %
i1form hiuI ~ tha sad news. he Vac
iEvesugatinE a case oat 10 the country.
The Rev r. Ffcnckon a. ~ JoSerh's
church has received cah.cgram an
nrunring the death ~ his sister 10
Ntlgor.is. Heiziun. She vas - years
Oh ami mam Der ~ Tho order % Car.
mehies Exsctiy i've years previous.
another sister sac Sss q member 0f the
saas order died.
AZ - ancouurea that the beer trust
forused anosr tsme ago all close the
Tusch brewery GA Crandvills avenus 10
about three weeks a. u has been de-
euled that tho kssserer Brewery can
hrev al the beer hasdiel ~ the trust
Five sorsmea vii thereby be thrown
cot ~ wos<
The NCCos3 a Eradfeid Furniture
rumgany fisl iis annusi report With fae
ccuatr clerk to-day Is shoxs the
smeant - capital stock 70 be tI5ouoo.
paid In si5ono. zeal e@taie. s7assf y:
pefssual estate. s3f4 is63i; detfs s2i5..
o. a. credits. a~eils4
The police and Ere comm issiorrrs
heif a session iast evening 20 examine
arp.icants foy positioa ou the police
frca There we're sbogt forty april
esn's sci only three vacsnries On The
f1ree
Yesterday the Fourth Nstioual hack
teek az s1&oo0 werth 4 she city water
ton.s o. s. T. Dean 4 ca - Bostcn.
aud tufnerl ths monef ever g. City
lreasurer -errirx
Capfsie Mccarthy. own~sa - the
ffess Ilse stesnier reIkrsf which
baraed ga -nn mer. - building a uex
best tFi - serew propeller. leo
feet lorz
~ 5onas sfrtan ss-iurn "a row ear.
iag fef eiEh-Y rye e3tirrn. The SISTERS
"a esarzr afFeal q thuse irserested N
fhe ineiifuff'a Pr snrtrihutfans n
ertsinE
hrs tfenreT - San Fran-i~ss &c
fursi 'n 81 Anirevs srhooi hstl iest
nret e AFttaiies n ghitihocd
tee e.tnre ts fhs ersn'i - the SERIES
There So - saeefii'z - al aegn
kefs ~ - fsserir orarf raxf urs.i.es.
dey - rsFf.ct ne ccuseifsisnon 4 that
ori~r rsfa 80 Psiriascksi Circie.
AftAe ncuthiv ae~fiax - th- h.,ari
- ars'fh yesterday siM nss ra-asvr.s
frcu che rsisrte a. tae enrs 20 insi.zerf
per~ons rhs'e in sasrsatae~
The Hers Farn.tsrs - n,nanv - -ses
rernicg leE f8-ee fas Dsipl = hsalnv
aafk isstsf nsen
tas csafrsi fuaed = TIE peup,es
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04
A srlritualist convention win be held

A sriritualist convention will be held
at Chesaning November 1913. Societies
IN Saginaw, Bay City, Flint Owosso
Chesaoing and Brant will take part.
The convention IL for the purpose Of
organizing Saginaw Valley association,
auxiliary 90 the state association 10
hold quarterly meetings through the
year.
A hunting party has just shot fifteen
deer short distance from Au Sable,
in plain violation Of the Law. Only q
few days ago another party left a mum
Der Of deer to decay because they did
not dare to carry them away. Tue deer
are unusually numerous around Au Sa-
bic this year.
Dundee. vith 100 population. has
had within sixteen years three murders.
three suicides ar killed on the railroads
aud six deaths by other accidents
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04
MIDNIGHT STARS
Are or the First Order and VIII shine
Again Monday Night


IL merit has any drawing quality.
LockeFby hall should have been filled
With people last evening. 1t was filled
With music. and that Of a high order.
The Midnight Stars fulfilled all the
promises made OF them. and did more.
They surprised the rather small audi
ence. which Was very enthusiastic. Miss
Walker. the soprano, Is the equal OF the
Black Patti IN many respects As an
artist she IS greater. although her voice
is not so powerful Miss Nahar's num-
bers were foil Of ire and brilliancy. Her
rendition Of The Chariot Race from
ben Hur." was magnificent piece OF
acting. not simply recitation. Mr..
Douglas is genius. He IL a master OF
the violin. and plays with rs tine skill
add technique az many OF the celebrated
violinists. Mr.. Elkins has a superb
baritone voice and uses il with excellent
taste Mr.. Benson rendered two piano
solos in a most pleasing and satisfactory
manner. Taken altogether. there are
few more satisfactory concert companies
travelling. In view OF the fact that they
we're entirely unknown here, il is not so
surprising that the audience was small
An effort will be made 10 have them re-
main aud give another concert Monday
evening. when undoubtedly large au-
dience will listen 20 a really tine concert
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

Tommie Murphy. who was taken TO
the Children's nome about a week ago,
escaped yesterday and went back to his
grandmother. The police found him.
Tommy is 10 years old, but he knows
how TO care for himself. His father is
SICK in a hospital up north and his
mother has deserted him. A short time
ago the police found Tommy on Canal
street standing ia front Of a restaurant
and warning all patrons OF the place not
20 enter as he said they cooked spoiled
meat When asked Why he did that be
replied that the proprietor had bluffed
him and he had no more use for him
and took that method % get even.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04
HAS A NEW FIELD
Factory Inspectors Territory Ex-
tended to Western Michigan.
TEN COUNTIES ARE EMBRACED


L G. +. Hintz. factory inspector Tor
Keat county received notice from State
Labor Commissioners Merse yesterday
that his territory had been increased 50
that IL includes about tea counties In
the western part u the lower peninsula
Mr.. Hintx's jurisdiction nov extends
south 10 Kalamazoo. east 20 Charlotte
and north to Big Rapids The inspec-
tor will begin work in this new territory
November IL His work in this city
Was also enlarged by the addition Of all
industrial concerns employing more
than one person. while originally he was
confined 70 institutions employing i've
or more hsnds- Mr.. Hints has just
completed his second tour among the
factories Of the city for the purpose OF
learning whether employers had needed
his suggestions made on his former
visit. Wheueyer he found factories on
his first visit that were not properly pro
yidsd with fire escapes. where elevator
shafts wers not sufficiently guarded and
stairways without the required safety
ratings. theinspector called the propri.
etors' attention 10 the matter and offered
suggestions as to the proper precautions
against accidents and fatalities Mr..
Hintz said yesterday that be found 10
most cases that employers had followed
his instructions and suggestions and
that he noticed q decided improvement
IN the surroundings since his first in
spection few weeks ago. On the last
trip he also found few OF the factories
closed that were in operation on his first
visit. but the number Of new ones that
had started up in the interval are equal
to the number closed. 90 that the num-
Der OF unemployed remain about tho
same az announced some time ago. 1t
IL estimated that the number Of unem-
ployed factory hands in this city is
5000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

The board % trades proposition to the
secured bank creditors az Nelson. Mat.
ter = Ga. submitted in behalf q the IN
secured creditors for recognizing the
oompauy - no, looked upon with much
favor - them since the mortgages we're
declarcd valid BY Judge Severeus The
secured bankers say they are satisfied
with their security add II they ret the
amount II their claims they DO not wish
90 Re connected with new organiza
ton. The prospect Tor rsviying ths CON.
pany i considered % be jiscouraging.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

party Sid nesg ~ ) o'ciock tbs eFening
M j. 4 AetsAisis oEies IA ths court
hlock 90 LgoB stsest
A large sssns rolled against David G.
frsyer ca hsss Lsonard street yesterday
and broke hls sss. The ambassncs took
him home.
0Eard kapibs lodge % Coed TsmplaFs
VII give : asasqaeF.1s box social nsxf
thursday nisht 10 aeAulien block
fhe Tnrnsr society wili hold IL an
bu-i sieetion next Aoadzy nlsht "a the
ball % Jscersos street
Rorn. 70 Sir. aad Mrs Fred G. Tyler
Of Ne- 10 Clancy street boy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

A meeting was held in the chapel OF
ST. Marks last night 10 discuss matters
in connection with mission work The
meeting was the first Of series Bishop
Gillespie and the Rev. c. w. Ivie we're
unable to be present DIR. Campbell
Fair discussed the relation OF the parish
to missionary work. and tho Rev. J.
Brewster Hubs made an interesting
address on offerings The next meeting
will be held in Grace church Thursday,
na~on,hor7
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

Mrs. Sarah III. Covell. wife OF Philip
r. Covell OF Walker township. died yes
terday afternoon. aged 20 years. She
was born in Massingkam. Canada. juno
~. 1878. and had lived in Walker just
outside the city limits on West Leonard
street for forty years The funeral will
be held from the family residence a,
go tomorrow afternoon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

The uight school viii Be opened Mon.
day With forty feur pupils. Ssperin-
tendcut Chsisaers kept hrs of6ce open
Ih lrssisy ard lass night % receive ap
p.icatsous sad a. issue permits q thoss
Who Wisb n enter the tca,eal D.. 4.
Carpenter Vul - in charge ard an
Effort sill Re made 70 give fhoee Who
attend an opportunity b kst an esiiIca
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

Mr. Phelps os Auburu. New York. is
Ia the city coaierrng with business men
re.ative q Organizing a company here
for the manufacture x wood planes
With metal bottoms IL - thought by
business men that the industry would
be q paying institution In TINS city. az
there = no plane manufsctory vest 81
Sandusky. and II seuld have no cum
petition IN the west
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04
A chud Enlov,

The pleasant favor. gentle acton and
soothing effects u Syrup Of Figs. when
Ia need ~ q laxative. ard II the father OF
mother be eustive or biiious the most
gratifying results follow IL. use, - that
Il - the beat family remedy Known. and
every family should have a bottle on
hard
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

g. n Rcsierstein returned from Pssa
deua. California. isst night rffa tie r.
rains e Mr~ Ecsiensteia. uhn died.
there last week hsfors his arrival BE
arrived thers Monday no.n ana atarf.sl
On be return TIE fslloaing evening
TIE fussral So prot sriy - heif frosn
The family resaisaes e. p n. tomer
rrssa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

R.F Lockwood. aftesney. at ~ Canal
street. hss q ci,eut sho rsnts % buy q
house and iot on the West side for about
Eo0 he aiso makes speciality % a.
vrrsse eaesa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04
Need ANY Photo. /,

Fifteen "Aristo" Cabinets. finest
finish. from two sittiDgs. sl.65 Person
Gallery, 4s5 South Division street.
sEWe Pay Car Fare.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

When gsaina ~ your iovsr's evrs
Hc~ arn his eeuse - rertuee ii-@
III there 80 sxeefrres N yesr treafh.
r. - scar fsihnx terth - scots
That SlZOfp5NT - zen aasnowu.
Aasi that Youf neuth IL saderue death
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

Rochester VASE LsmF- With decrrsted
shsde Only e16s At beonsrds Special
Saia. Worth $50
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

shrald knpw tbat he fvr~--sS Pre cs-e
uiB prraptiy I'D sfirctusIy reme~r
ev~Ty irsoe - thsn. Ar dr7irrsss riA
ct ! for yoa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

Rcsrs s25a pr w~k Ixvirgssoo's
M - Canal strr-t
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04
The pyramid pile Cure

Is new discovery for the prompt, per
manent cure of Piles In every form.
Every druggist has it.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04
SHOE COMFORT.

In Because is
enough enough for Its
laid in solid leather Its cole il happy ee We
your Don't they 90 occupy
typies the feelings
Our shoes nade of leather does crack
And thereby hangs the
patrons reciting That pair of
shoes at GRIFFITH'S awaits you Are you coming 90
est the ft1 III why notS