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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-18

arbeiterfiibrsr Susb D'9onneu, Der
ieiner 9sit ben Strife bon Somsite
lsitete, bat bic ,,Nrmee" @prep's als
3situnss. Correspondent bon Maiiigpn
mad Waibinston besIeitet, unb ipridt
ii9 isbr f6arf bariibsr aus:
$50 babe", iaste er, ,.nur stusi @e.
fdbIe in oieier slnseIesenbeit, bas bes
DlitIeibs nit ben armen TeufeIn, bic
basu perIeitet tporben iinb, ben SdninbsI
mitsumadsn unO Sus Der gsrudtuns fir
GOrep unb 8rotpne."
.,@orep ift Elm ,,gferbs.Sodsp" unb
8ropns Elm ,Wlountebad" (GaufIer) Der
idlimmiten Sorte. Gorep lit niat bsr
Mann Sasu, ireenbiusI9e 8etpesuns ,u
Isiten. Sci iebem BIane Cor ,p'S tpiiroe
Gorep ;uerft fommen, bann nod einmaI
Gorep unb bann erit bic Mnberen. Gprep
iorst nur fir Gorsp unb 8rpipne nur fir
9roipns. Die NitsIisber Der ,,armee"
iinb armisIiss aumpen. llnb es 1T elm
llniinn, su bebaupten, baB bic arbeitsnben
8laRen ireenbnsI6e Spmpatbis nit bic.
fer 8anbs baIten. Nismanben Iiest bas
Dobl Der Grbeiter msbr am Sersen aIs
mir, unb i8 babe es mir sur aufsabe
ssma1t, IdnsS ber Maridlinie ausnibals
ben bic @ertitdttsn su beiudsn. Dbne
Iusnabme ipotteten fie bariiber i'd
babe nidt einen sinsissn reipeftabIen ar'
better eefunben, Der 2uit eebabt bate,
ii@ elmer ioI4en 9smOnitration an;u,
i6Iiebsn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-18
Talfdbe Ansaben an 3eituuesn
ffrafbar.

&c sibt INNER nod 2sute, bic iib Elm
8srsnisen baraus MAIDEN, elmer 8eituns
eine pbIis unbesrdnbste Sla6ri6t oils
Reuisfeit misutbsiIen, peIde biefs in
sutem 6Iaubsn an bic @abrbsitslisbs
bes betreffsnbsn 8eri&terituiters psr'
6ffsntIidt, I'M bann bic unanssnsbms
grfabruns su MAIDEN, bab iie nit Der
Hadridt anssfibrt tporben 1T. Dieisn
Spabp6seIn unb aud b6sipiIieen Nsn'
i6en III in gennfpIpanien bur6 elm @es
iss, 6as ben peritorbenen Senator Sobn
Resb gum 8srfaher bat, bas Sanbiperi
ssIsst tporben. SaiieIbe berfist, bab
isbe 9srion, tpeIde abiidtli& unb b6s.
pilis elmer 8eituns faIide SnformatiOs
men jur 8sr6HentIiduna iibersibt, bufiiI
nit elmer Celebrate Bis ,u $500 obsr
Bis su stpsi Sabrsn Saft bsfraft tperbsr
iol. 4uf @runb behsIben iinb fiir;Iit
gum iparnsnbsn 8eiipisI perionen II
@iIissbarre unb BiliamspOrt bsitrafi
trorssn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-18
Whr;s unb Rei;ffpffe in unferer
Nabruna.

lleber bieies bic tpeitsiten 9reiie ins
tersilirenbe Sbema duBsrt ii9 Der bes
fannie 8erliner 9bpiioIpse 8rofsRor
8unb, Der 8esriinber Der mobernen Grs
ndbrunsSsIberapie, in benz iOeben sur
Mussabe selansten Sefte bon Drai6es
.8ibIiotbef Der eeiamten mebbiniidsn
BiKsni9aften" foIsenbGmabsn: ,,Sbne
oisis Miirss unb 8eistoffs febIt nidt nur
bic 2uit sur aufnabme elmer seniisenDen
glabrunssmense, es leibet aud bic Obs
ionberuns Der 8erbauunsSidfte unb ba.
NIT bic ausniibuns Der eineefibrten
Nabruns. SIM aassmeinen ipirb aber
auf eisiem 9ebiete eber bur9 elm 9ubisI
aIs bur& elm 3utrenis ssiiinbiet. 9ta.
mentIi@ Der WpbIbabenoere iuht na6
INNER nsuen unb fdrferen Anresunsss
mittsIn, um ben @snub Der Rabrungs.
aufnabme su erb6ben. Aus Der 1sber.
reisuns reiuItirt cine aamdIide Ab.
i4pdduns Der Sunftionen Der in Srage
tommsnbsn nerb5ien apparate, Der reior.
birsnbsn 3eaen. Cine sroBs Msnse bon
8erbauunssft6runsen SeS ipdteren 2es
bsnsaIterS III auf perartise nsberreiiuns
gen ;uriidsufiibren. 8eionbers ipi6tis
1T bsrsn 8srmeibuns in Der Susenb.
SIN bieism 9lIter, no, entiprehenb Der
Wa1stumstenben, beS 86rpers, bic 2eiits
uns bss 8erbauunssapparates an ii6
ppr,dsIi1 su iein pfIest, nirb eurb
8ei3mittsI bic Rabrunssaufnabme Isi6t
,u elmer iibermabisen, baS Wa4stum
unb Der SettaniaB bes 26rpers iperben
cine 8sit lang iiber @ebiibr sef0rsert ;
es folet bann aber baIb uno Defenders
bGufis in Der Seit Der 8ubsrtdt elm Na1s
lab Der porber iiberipannten Apparate,
uno eamit iit bic 6runbIase gum Nuftrss
ten bon nsurafbsniiden Gri6einunssn :
bon 8Ieidiu6t unb dbnIiden Grfranfun.
gen, ssIeet. glebsn Der 8srtpsnbune
BON Rei,mitteln tpirb sieIfa6 aud bic
3ufubr Der gitpsibfbrpsr in Der Rabrune
slnisitis iibsr 6sbdbr ssitsissrt. baburd
sipar boriibersebsnb baS Wa6stum ses
| f5rbert, peiterbin aber ;u elmer porssiti,
gen Reifs 4nIaB seseben, beren i4dbli6e
RIdpirtunssn auf bas Hsrpenipitem
unb bic tpsitsre GntipiduIns bss 9brpers
ia nur aasu bsfannt iinb. Nus bieism
Gsf6tspuntts foIsts Der Rat. in Der
Nabrun5 Der bsrantpaaIenben SussnS
bic Isi1t bsrSauIiden YseetabiIisn
(8rot, Semitic. Obit) ;u besinitisen,
bansbsn bon giipsibtrdsern in srftsr
2inie Wlil1, tpelds iebr bel ipeniger er,
rsssnb ipirft ais Sleiid unb Gisr, bsrsn
Rsnse barum nur mdBis isin iolte unt
bic namsntli1 nidt ben SnuptbeitanStsiI
Der GbsnbmabIseit biloen biirfen. Gan;
su psrmsieen iinb fotpobI bic alfaloibbaIs
iissu (3bee, aafse), aIs aud bic aIio,
bolii4en 8eismittel. 9iamentlib Iebtsrs
folten bel ainbern nur aIS 9lrsneien
8sripsnbuns finben. Der in 2aienfrei.
fen 70 pisl Serbrsitste @laube, Bsin unt
Bier isisn aIs rssslmibies Stdrtunss'
mitteI namsntlib idmaber 2inber see,s.
net, pirb nobl taum nod bon einsm
psnfenssn 9lrste sstsilt. Die Statiitil
bss 2dnsenra6stums unb Der 8sipi9is'
;unabms bat sslsbrt. bab Der lleberidut
i'm abrpersetpi6te iippis sendbrter 9ins
Der um bic 9eit Der gubertdt uno bait
nadber berIoren sebt, bnb iie UNI bisi,
| 3eit SieIfu& foear bon ben aineern oei
armsn an 2brpertpadstum uno @eipi6i
ibsrboIt tperben."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-18

Ser aussmeine @ei6fobIsnsrdbsrs
Streif, Der ii4 bur6 llebsrrs6uns, tbeiIs
neife aud burd @eipalt, INNER tpeiter
i'm 2anbe ausbebnt, brobt bic aGsemeins
GriiiS nod su eri6neren. 9enn i4neu
erid6pfen ii1 BEL Der sroBen arbeitss
itoduns bic Wei6fobIenSorrdtbe. Sdon
isst baben nidt tuenise Sabrifen, uns
ebenio giienbabn' unb 9ampfidiff. .8e.
isgidaftsn, ibre Iisbe Rotb, um bic
nbtbissn 8obIenborritbs aSuI6affen,
unb in tpenissn @odsn tpiiroen, ipenn
insipiiden feline 8eritanbisune stpiiden
ben 8obIensrubenbefibsrn unb ben 8ob.
Iensrdhern 3u Stanbe fame, bic 8obIsn'
porrdtbe eri66pft isin. Bum Slid 1T
absr isst cine frisbIi9s G9Ii&tuns an.
sebabnt. am Is. Dfai (parum 70
ipdt y iou ia su glebeIanb eine Cons
ferens Der Sdbrer beS sroben Wsidfpb.
Isnsrdbernbunbes, Yrdfbent Mc8ribs
unb Sefretar Mc8rpbe, iotpie anbsrsr
Siibrsr unb DeIesaten bisies sroben 4rs
beiterperbanbes nit Sauptpertretern Der
8obIenseielIidaften itattfinben, INN, tpie
eS in Der ginlabuns an bic slrbeiteeber
unb Mrbeiter beibt, ,,eine 8eileeune beS
,tpii6sn ben Ninenuntsrnebmern unb
Winenarbeitern in ben peribiebenen
Staaten idtpsbsnben Streifes berbei;us
fiibren."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-18
llaberssidd III Oieies t don aein ossnOen Grinosm

Die SaufratiOutn inb in 5Olss sines bsipu-
btrtn Gpntraftts nit btr Wsltausittaunss- -Gjtlsa.
I6aft btrtft ppu ben pbptpsrapbii6sn platttu rfr
Itsttrsn bsrstfsllt. Di,isr 9cntraft-b'r sinjise
fur Gin lpIhts 9Btrf In btut6tr pratf-sab
ben Ssrausssbun unbtsrtn;tt AuspabI untfr
5000 tsr fhbnffrn photographer, tptldt bic
auulf it btrstifsllt bat. Das srpes 6rrmat hsr
Gtitt 1t bel 16 3pI) trmSsli6t bic Misetrsatt
etr giler in trunenbarT @snauiefrit, 70 baB
isht sin,sInt ttr an 1000 jGbItnhsn Sllulratic,
nsn Elm i6Snts Stunltptrf fir fid lit. 6trnr
iins hifislbsn bsm esistrF 1nsspaet une sritrtdtn
iih iibtr bic sanst 3nt-pUm Stsinn bis ;um
Shub etr Auslfeluns.
DIR 5rt iif fur pitss @af ipeisl strfast,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-18

unb felt in ltbbaftrr S6ilbsruns pbns turd
unpi&tist Ginislnbtitsn ,u srmilbsu, bic Gnt-
iitbuns unb Dur6fiibruns hes srpsartissH TN
tuntbrsns bis gum Sblub bar. Den 8prbs-
rtitunasr, lem 8au, tsu aussifsIItsn prpeuffn
allr Sanetr, ben 8sbGuesn une Anlaatn, uns-
ni&t ~ ptrssiIeu-esr isBt ptIibsriibmi stpprts-
nsu RiepaY plaiIanrt Inb jssssmal msbrtrt
game Stfts stpiemst.
Die Stl6rribuns zines 10 srueartistn Inter.
nstmtus IL bphintrtiant unb Isbrrtih, psnn
bitislbt aud uidt purb bic Slulratipnm 70 reid
uutrlfiiBt mare. Druid uue papisr iine has
Bette, mas iibsrbaupt stbptsu paben lam, unb
rss 9Errfts pareis. Is II, fur,ssiast tin Isbr
sspisssnss uup prahtSplfs @srf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-18
3uaeaebene 3hatfaden.

3situuss. Snausssbsr miiIsn Itbr sprT5tis
isin in Der aufuabms Don ansabtu, abu iibtr-
stust RON hn 3uptrIdlhsffit er DR.. RiIss
3fSieal 60. stbtn mir rtm na6ifsbtnttn 3sus-
nib ron &. ReBousaI, sluburn, Snb., Raum.
iiissnisrinasn Istnss gaIlss, isins ltnis Sdis
trnnts isin Ssrs iitt.rts, a purss itbr bsfsrsi
uns esninItirts ssrftitssns asstt faus iseot
tsint SiIfs. absr tine stn,iss Glafts Or. WliIts'
Rtp part Gurt btilts ibn. Das tfsauts BUD
,,Htr ane Startling 6aets" (sims unb iiba-
rai6tnet Sbatia9sn) III BET alien apcrtbtfrn
umlOnit iu babtn. 9ssntbGlt Allss fbn Strs-
une RsrpsnlsibsH unh pisIs puneubar 6siI-
unstn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-18

B9 Rasbeburs Sauerfraut, 8ismarf
Sdrinss, Soadnbiide Sdrinss bsim Dub,
snb ober Sab6sn bel gBibmapsr, SO $50
2adaipanna Apenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-18

srs hem at se1sn bic It4n I'D sem sans nmsn bat bic ss
8dmusaeluns
ben ehn sa$a s aasasn ss aSnns nst s+ sn Imf9H NIT
at mir ans aa@ % anr sdn s stpe riammtns @asmti sHu
bttn
m Ntkrn gann
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-18
Jul Gents per 2iefermna


mhdH mu dusS4u
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-18
Die uriabe

4ronii6er &ranfbeiten tpurbe enblidi
entoedt. 9aS 9ublitum nabm reaels
mdBig Slutreinisunssmittel unb fonnte
niht begreifen, ipesbalb bur6 bieielben
feline boil itdnbise Seilung ersielt ipurbe.
Or. 9 d oop sins einen Sdritt tueis
ter nnb fpibmete feline 3eit bem ipesielIen
Stuoinm Der llrIaden Der fid, 10 ftarf
pernebrenben dronii iden 8ranfbeiten.
@r fanb, oaB seiuiiie 3erpen pullftdns
otge &ontrUlle iiber ben Maaen, bic
2eber unb Rieren unb alle inneren Orr
gone baben. @enn bieie geerpen aes
i9pddt iinb, 10 fam ber Maaenbie 9eab.
ritng ni6t ueroauen, bic 2eber ipirb trdae
nnb bos e&6rperipitem ipirb binfdl.
ltg, ba ben 8erbauungssS Srganen biegser.
penfraft feblt. Or. Sdoop's @ieber.
berifeffer 1T elm Magens, 2eber> unh
NierensS Seilmittel, ,pefdes auf bic gaerpen,
tuelde bieie Srsanef fontrollirem, einipirft.
9ieie GrSnei 1T fein geerpine ober
siftises 9teroenrei5nitel, ionbern bient
Sur &rdftisuns Der 0erpen unb sur
Sebung Der Berbauunssfrdfte unb beilt
alle Wta9ens itnb 2eberleioen bur6 bic
@ntferniiug Der llrIaden. Gin Ser.
iu6 fuirb Did bapon iiberseuaen.
efu Wppfhefeu nher frourn hsr dFrn,ss ttr e m
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-18

Der beutide r@e9.
tpeiier sur @eiunbbeit1,
fpel6er bic BebanoIuHa
nit oieier Nr5nei genan
bei6reibt, uebit RrobeiL
tperoen an ir9eno eine
@orehe fret perianot.
Ntan i6reibe on
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-18
9ebiab &alIsb Giienbabn So.

90. Gd0op, @or 9. @atine, Wia:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-18

rndsNrbeiten isbsr art b bss
.B &sakIstr DffsA
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-18

unttr oIItn WitIso peroieuenoen qsioenotn N
Der nit Rbeumatismus bebaftste am mtiten ju bt.
eauern. Sitit thrsdIide araufbsit t6fsi4t I'D
luie Gin Rdubsr an oas Gpftr heran uuo maht ibH
nitt nur biFos. ionDsrn fraft tbn aup nit unsr'
trdeIihtn Gdmtrlsn, oft fhr oas saule etbtn.
Die aaHje gptit IN init bon ettisr Rranfhtit Ser.
rtHfttn uuo BtrfrippeIttn bsoedt, uno Ddrumf
sDsii bic 2tutt elauben, edb man Droauen etr'
ipeubeu mub. pbpobl bitit iebr itIttn beilsu eetr
aud nur temp por6re 9inoerune gsbsn. in ben lDei'
uuolmaniig Sabren, In bentn uHttre erhnoung
per6tftntliht III, babtu mir pielt 9dutsnoe bon
Rbeumatismus bsfreit uro miiisn mir eabtI. eab
Gtsftrititdt eas ttuliee Wdtttl ". BsnH
bic qeibnoen nur Dhbten, mas oitts trfannli0e
qRitteI lu thun TN Gtduoe IN, matos % tstntn
Rhsumntismus mthr ptbtn, no man I. . an
oeu's GItttrtfAtu O arttI baben lam.
Tieier gfirisI IN cine uoQfduoiae fptneni9attliN
bsraeiielis Battsris psthe tiHetrnoe mtIee Strome
ais6t unD Shmerien unb NniausuureeH loon in
6tr eriien Gtunbs berubiet Ranhs l4uert ddue
ptrosH Oft In psniesn 9aeen sthtiit. Der Sartsl
fpitet fusnip, uno mer thu nitt elmer Drntuue nn'
itrlisbt, pfrft gIid une @siunobst tort.
'Tr. u. Z. saueeu. msrtbsr btrr i-52 mus
Sbntu bisrmii bsridsteu, bab Sbr elrssI msbr tur
mid esthau bat mie 10 ismals sripartst eabs
Sabre lang bate 10 Rhtumdtismus uue bhtttptp
an nsr Iinitn etitt. SO tpuroe BON ben btfen
ToitortH In europa ertoIgIes bsbanesit une ett'
iuhte aud bier bon Rtoilineu 9ineerun8 ~ tH'
ben. 9n tptnietn Wonatsu tpuros 10 eur4 uns
ptnouHg Shrss SHrtefs pouH6nnte furirt. Web
men Sic meinsn innisifsn 8aHf. SO iDsres bic
giiItsI absrau empfehfsn. 2topplb SAB,
1850 Ssepne apt, Rem gorf eiiu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-18

ttrntr:
Re. 5.-aas bic Rt&te, SiisI uub SutntlItn
etr gsrflastsn, 6. gB. Spaustnbtrs unh @tprss
Dpty, in nnb auf al bic gentle Got oesr par
islt 9ane, ssltstn In etm Sspnibip Stffsrlen,
padapanna gcuniY une Staat ptnnisIpanisn,
bssrtnst unb bsi1ritbsn mic folst utmIi9: sln.
| fanstne an tintm Sttinbauftn fir bic fisIiGt
Ode sints Stri4ss eane i'm Warrantssnamsn
ppn Susb BtIpn, BON ed entana etr Ilbpef.
Iittn 9init hts btiasttH SHi6ss nSrsIit 49
g3raee, tpeflid Ga &utbfn nnb ein @Iisb ,u
tinu Sttintds, ron ea nbrblid 40 @rahs, Sfftit
1884 8utbsn ju elmer pfpifsn uub Sttintdt,
pou ea iiielit 50 graet. Slflit 81 Rutbsu uns
1 @Iise ,u stnr Stsiusdt, pom ea bel sinsn,
| Grid 9aub i'm Warrauissuameu BON Sebu
StNIing itielib 50 @raes, ptRIi& 1879 8utttn
,um Anfanespast. Gnibalttne 50 Adsr 9aue,
| lei eaiItlbe mtbr petr psnistr.
Wit 8titlas btlfgt unb IN Grtfutirn asnpni.
men auf ete 9last BON 9pbn y. Sneef stetn {,
gp. SpanetHbrs une Gtprst ". Drts Shult
$500. Subsmtui Re. 372, Rpptmbsr Z. 1892
6i. ia. gum Nai :. 1894.
{. @. SuuntlL gnpaIt.
6trusr:
3p. 6.-Gr s,-Aas bic Rt6ts, Site
une SnttrsiItu hu 8srflaettu,' Warien g
Smiib, Afmiuiitratoriu pcn gliiabttb Ratplcu
in unp anf al bic stirift eet, Strtft eer Oar
itllt eane in priasils (priesburs), eadapannt
Spunts unb Staat ptunipIsanitu, bsfnnnt ali
eet Wo. i'm Slcd slc. II ane perat ansrtHjfnl
an Garmalt aptuut; ID so 6ub in 5rsnt be
15O Uub in 5isft. Die StrmsTuns hu 5itf
bssinnt is 5ue innubalb Der einif, nit ben
&tGt isbn 5ub pprnt an btiasttr Got 10 bsuuBsl
! fur FsllfrptG peT8, Bsrftnifa, Sdnmf uni
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-25
THE DONNIE.

All Saints church in Scdlitz, Bohemia, contains n chandelier made entirely of human bones.
 Bishop Clark (Episcopal) of Rhode Is- land will celebrate the fortieth anniversary of his conservation on Dec. 6.
 Rev. Dr. F. +. Clark, founder of the Christian Endeayor society, has gone to Europe for rest. While there he will in troduce the society into Germany. Den mark and Scandinavia.
 Father Ducey of New York is an ecclesi- astic not addicted to hourishes, except when he signs his name, and then it is un- derscored with three loops, ending in a line that forms q black "C."
 The proposition to have a Catholic church in the immediate neighborhood of Harvard university for the convenience of the Catholic members of tho college is he- ing favorably considered by the authorities In the church.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-25
THE WRITER.

Mrs. Gilbert McClurg Is easily the first of Colorado poets.
 A London paper says that George Moore, the author, "has q shaped face"
 Count Tolstoi laid tho foundation of his literary reputation by writing news letters from Sevastopol during the Crimcan war.
 Mir. Andrew Lang, although he has at taincd an extraordinary level of high work, has never written a great book. He was born in 1Si4.
 Steele Mackaye finished short timo before his death a novel to which he had given a great deal of thought and which he declared would create a profound sen satiOn. It will be published soon.
 J. NJ. Barrie. the Scotch novelist, says that nothing equals n day in bed. Spend the whole day in bed and then next morn ing jump into n cold bath. This treatment will make you feel as if you had been q week at the seaside.
 The latest disciple of Ignatius Donnelly in the Shakespeare Bacon theory is Edwin Bormann, the Leipsic humorist, who has just finished book entitled ''The Shake speare Secret, trying to prove that Bacon was the author of Shakespeare's works.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-25
AM EM ENTS.
"i C -untry Sp..r1."


 !. Andrew Mack, the handsome young tenor singer and composer of more than hundred of the pretty songs heard every day, is member of Peter F. Dailey's com paDy which will present "A Country Sport" in this city very soon. Mir Mack sings only the songs of his own compo- sition and is blessed with voice of the highest range and purity. At the opera house Thursday evening.
 .Doris."
 One of the best melo-dramas ever seen in Waterbury was given at the Jacques last night by Ellie Ellsler and strong company. The play is by Robert Drouet and his intensely interesting plot.
 "The New Eight Bells"
 The Brothers Byrne. in Flight Bells, ," are on the road. this season. with one of the most sensational and thrilling perform ances yet presented to the theatre pat roBs of this country. They have made a splendid reputation for themselves and this successful piece. At the opera house "Wednesday evening.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-25
TIMELY TOPICS.

There will be an auction sale of young horses on the Holmes lot, near the West end bridge. Saturday.
 Ladies' fall hats, cake frosting and new draperies are specialties announced by Reid 6 Hughes.
 The new drug store of Thomas F. Casey < Go. POS Baldwin street. will be opened this evening.
 I. Chase's opening of fall millinery will be on October 2. 3 and 4. Ladies are in- vited to call.
 Nj. Nj. Doran, dressmaker, formerly of 149 South Main street. will resume busi- ness at 90 Bridge street.
 Seventy-fve dollars will buy fixtures and good will of A saloon. See Lang 6 Phelan.
 A meeting af American lodge. A. O. U. w.. will be held at 7:15 this evening.
 Kamak has just received beautiful line of Indian baskets. He has reduced prices on useful household articles.
 Phelan is giving lunch box to purchas- CTS of tea.
 Man with 36 inch waist wanted by the Credit Clothing Co.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-25
THE PLAY ACTOR.
THOMAS MAILMAN.

Joseph Herbert, the comedian, has signed with Fred C. Whitney for De koven and Smiths Rob Roy"
 John H. Russcll's latest output, ''The Review" is reported to be a capital sue cess, although it needs pruning.
 Signor Perugini, Lillian Russell's latest husband, and Mons" Marius will be in the Louise Beaudet Opera Bouffe company.
 Henry Miller Is the only leading man of a stock company in America who plays character parts after the fashion of Beer bohm Tree and George Alexander in Lon don.
 Prince Pro Tem," the libretto of which Is by k. A. Barnet, author of '1492" and ''Tabasco," will go on tour this season under the management and control of tho Boston Museum.
 Living pictures, it would seem, have reached the end of their tether. 4 dimo museum is producing them in New York, and Chicago, Philadelphia and Boston have turned them down.
 Vernona Jarbeau, who has starred for several years in Starlight, has been en- gagged by Canary S Lederer to play Lady Zika, the part originated by Grace Filkins in 'The Passing show"
 Della Fox deserves the great success she has made in 'The Little Trooper" at the Casino, New York. She has worked hard risen in her profession by degrees and has never caused trouble to her managers.
 William Hoey's new piece, ''Flams," Is reported to be one of the worst frosts of the season. It opened at tho Columbia theater, Chicago, to sI, 500 and closed to sl50- There is some talk of his reviving "A Parlor Match"
 Contracts have been finally signed by which Jack Mason will play in "The Cot ton King" Manager Brady succeeded in persuading Boston's favorite leading man to return to melodrama- Mason Is to TO- ceive a very large salary.
 Fanny Davenport, on account of not re- ceiving the manuscript of her new play by Sardou until the last moment, has been compelled to cancel the first six weeks of her tour and will devote her time to re- searches and study of her new character.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-25
KNOWS IT LIKE A BOOK.

President welton Talks of the East
 Mountain School District and the Water
 Suppy.
 President N. J. welton of the water board has been reading the experience of Health Officer O'Hara in his exploration around the East Mountain school building anl speaks in the highest terms of the work of the health officer. Mir Melton says he does not know what kind of mo- tice the health officer sent to the commit teeman, but he does know that nothing less than the removal of the closets 10 some other site will meet the approval of the water commissioners. He was ap- posed to the site of the new school build ing because of its close proximity to the stream in question, but the district thought this the most desirable site and it was built there with the understanding that the closets should not be put in the rear but at the north side about mid way in the lot. ''They must be removed. he said, "and they will be obliged to use cement or iron boxes"
 Speaking about the source of water Mir Welton said: We have been showing that territory to reporters for the past | twenty years and none of them have seen | the whole of it yet. When we take one of you fellows out there you are al- | ways in hurry to get back. Some time when you have a week to spare I'll take | you out there and show you some babbling springs hid away in the woods that no re- porter has ever yet set eyes upon. The whole talk for the past year has been about the branch, but I find that those little springs scattered here and there when concentrated into one place make quite nice healthy body of water. We clean the bed of those streams every year, removing all the fallen leaves and bram- bles and everything that might tend to contaminate the water in the reservoir. If you should ever come out there with me you must not be afraid to follow wherever 1 lead, for could pass through the place from one end to the other with my eyes shut and come of it without scratch