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Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-07
TIMELY TOPICS

Electric seal jackets made to order for $50, and perfect fit guaranteed by the New England Fur company.
 Reid & Hughes will commence to- morrow three days sale of muslin underwear. Don't miss this opportu- nifty.
 If you are a little short on money, see Gately & Brennan about your win ter suit. They make the terms easy. Harding. of the 99c store, has a large stock of flags and fireworks for cele- brating.
 Flannelette skirts, long or short, for rainy day skirts, in large variety at Curran's.
 The hat wear for November at 1. Chase's is in touch with the season in it's crispiness. Rich autumn color ings.
 Select an overcoat at the Upson, Sin gleton company's. and have it laid aside until you wish to take it.
 Thoroughness is the cry at the Wa terbury Business university. Enter classes either day or evening.
 P. J. Bolan has something to say about axes to-day. Not the political axe, but Just the ordinary kind.
 Hamilton makes an offer on four for Wednesday and Thursday. Only 55c a bag - {, Kelly says he will sell milk for the next four years at 5c q quart. First class bakery.
 Pretty plush lap robes at Miller 6, PecE's at half their actual value. New goods made this season.
 
 J. B. Mullings takes an interest in boys underwear. as well as in their o,ster garments. Prices are from 25c up. aI <
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-07
RHEgin Will Wait.

ST. PETERSRU URG, Nov. 7.-Refer- ring to the report that Russia and Amer ica had agreed to warn Germany against fulfilling the ultra aErarisn demands re- gardinT the grain tariff, the proper au- thority ill the finance ministry here states that Russia does not intend to interfere with Germany in the conduct of her do- meGtic affairs. Russia, he added, will not nstice the tariff legislation officially until 1t is enacted and commercial treaty negotiations are begun. It is possible that Germany will establish maximum and minimum rates. The discussion of this point here hitherto has been academic In any case, Russia will calm ly wait, as she is not afraid of tariff war with Germany.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-07
FATAL ENCYCLICAL.,
Leo Addresses One to the Bishops on
 the Redeemer.


 ROME, Nov. 7.-The pope has address ed to the bishops an encycllcal, dated Nov. 1, on the Redeemer The pontiff says he rejoices at the assemblage of Catholics from all parts of the world in Rome during holy year, which, he adds, demonstrates the people are marching to- ward Christ. He exhorts the world to seek the Redeemer which, the pontif points out, is the road to truth and life, adding:
 'As Christ's coming to the world re- formed society, so the latter, in turning to Christ, will become better and be say cd by following his doctrines and divine law, by discountenancing revolt against the constituted powers and avoiding con- hicts.''
 If the people acted so, the encyclical continues, they would all love one anoth- CT as brothers and obey peacefully their superiors. Neglect of God, the pontif further asserts, has led to so many disor- ders that the people are oppressed with incessant fears and anguish. He con cludes with urging the bishops to make known to the entire world that the Re deemer and Saviour of mankind alone can bring salvation and peace.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-07
Stricken at the Polls.

NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-'There goes the last vote I'll ever cast in this world, !" said Mandel Joachim to the election off, cers in the polling place at 112 Rivington street yesterday. Then, as the ballot dis appeared in the box, he added, And it was good, sound Republican vote for NIT. Mckinley" Joachim turned to walk away, vixen he was seen to stagger. By standsrs rushed to his assistance and put hiR in . chair It was seen that he was .vary i'll. and he was carried in the chair to his home near by, where he died in the hall.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-07
BRONZE COMPANY PLANT.
Merlden Concern Purchased By The
 Independent Thread Co.

Meriden, Conn, Nov 7.-The big plant Of the Meriden Bronze Go which recently went into the hands of re- celver has been purchased by the h. dependent Thread Co, a concern re- gently organized and having a capital of S3GO,0O0. Among the heaviest stockholders are Judson c. Perkins of this city and George IT. Wilcox, vice president of the International Silver Co. The new company has purchased the plant of the Washburn Machine Co, of Hartford, and the wood work ing plant of the Hartford Thread Co, at Stafford Springs. The consolidation will bring Meriden two new lines of business.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-07
JONES IS STILL WEAK.

New York. Nov 7.-George Gordon Battle. who is now counsel for Charles F. Jones. Secretary-valct to the late millionaire. William M. Rice. said to- day that his client is still too weak to permit of his return to the TombS from Bellevue hospital Albert T. Pat rick, Rice's lawyer, spent a comforta- bie night in his Tombs cell. He is as indifferent and cheerful apparently as ever and seems to completely disregard the statement made by Jones.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-07
'JehR Sabine Smith Dead.

NEW YORK, Nov. John Sabine Smith died at his home, 1425 Broadway, at 1o:30 o'clock yesterday. MT. Smith was 5s years of age and an able lawyer. He took q great interest i'll municipal affairs and wss long identified with Republican politics. Funeral services will be held in Grace church on Thursday morning at 1O:20 o'clock. The body will be taken to Randolph, Vt, for burial.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-07
RECEPTION FOR KRUGER.

Paris. Nov 7.-EX-President Kruger will arrive at Marseilles November r. A reception committee of the local BGer society will go to meet him. MT Kruger will make brief stops at Avig non, Lyons and Dijon, where recep tions will be given him. He will ar rive in Paris on tte morning of No Yember 10.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-07
RiSt IIl Denver.

DENVER, Nov. 1.-Two men dead and four wounded, one of whom will probably die, was the result of clash which occurred early yesterday between mem bers of the police force and a posse of deputy Sheriffs at a polling place at Twenty-second and Larimer streets, in the down town district. Allen, q negro deputy sheriff was shot and instantly killed, and Stewart Harvey, white, a special policeman, died late in the after noon at a hospital.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-07
vassar NirIs vete.

POUGHKERPsIE. N. r., Nov. 7.- Ysssar college elected Mckinley presi- dent of the URited States, irrespective of what the rest of the country might do. The voting was carried on from 8 in the morning until 6 at night according to the most approved Australian system. The returns were as follows: The total num-, Der of votes cast was 5O4, of which Al were Republican, 61 Democratic, 2 inde- pendent, 2 Socialist and Rrohibition. !
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-07
KID" O'BRIEN KILLED.
The Knockout Blow of Carroll Ended
 His Career Last Night.

Detroit, Mich, Nov 7.-Michae1 Gold many of Bay City, known in the ring as Kid OsBrien, who was knocked down and out last night by Bernard Carroll. of this city, before the CadilIas Athletic club, died at St Mary's hos pital early to-day from concussion of the brain without having recovered consciousness. Carroll is under ar reSt
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-07
THE ELECTION NEWS.
Democrat Bulletins Eagerly Read By
 Thousands

Last evening the Democrat threw out bulletins of the election, as well as views or various persons and things to till in the time. It was the Democrats first attempt to bulletin election re turns, and that 1t was a success would be putting it mildly. The street in front of our office was crowded from early evening until after midnight There was very little consolation in the dispatches for democrats. but the crowd hung on,. and occasionally when a bulletin favorable to Bryan was dis played there was cheer and yell sent up which could be heard all around the square. It was after 12 o'clock when the good night was flung on the screen, and at that time good crowd was present.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-07
ACTOR ROBERTSON TO MARRY.

London, Nov 1.-The announcement is made that Forbes Robertson, the actor and manager. will shortly marry Miss Gertrude Elliott the American actress.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-07
Opticiian PROF COULTER
 Specialist.

fit the eye errors, and also prescribed when they are not needed at all. In both of these cases it throws the func- tions of the eye into q confused state. producing eye strain and infiamed conditions. Our examination is thorough and FREE, and reveals all defencts. ST Bank street, Waterbury, Conn
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-07
ELECTION IN WALL STREET.
Stock Market Opened Excitedly-Pro-
 fessionals Prepared to Unload.

Stock Market Opened Excitedly-Pro-
 fessionals Prepared to Unload
 Wall Street 10:1O a. m-The stock market opened with excited trading and an upward round of prices The movement was anticipated in the American department in London where prices rose buoyantly over Mon days level. In the opening dealings in many stocks quotations were wide simultaneous prices being paid at a variation of as much as 11a points First sales ran as high as 5000 shares in Atchison which was quoted at 34%4 and 351a, compared with 33M on Mon day. Pennsylvania jumped 21a and New York Central 1N. A number. of other railroad stocks rose from l to IF. Prices in the industrial depart ment were even more buoyant, eEpec- ially in the steel stocks. Gains in that group ran as high as points in National tube. Tobacco advanced Az, Continental Tobacco advanced Az and Manhattan ? points. There were sharp reactions immediately after the opening, running to a point in a few fndustrials. Trading continued very animated and broadly distributed. In Union Pacific the excitement was so great that opening quotations were al most lost, 15,000 shares being traded in the opening dealings. The quota ton was 65 to G412 compared with G334 on Monday.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-07

Wall Street, II a. m.-ProfeS SS1onal operators were prepared to unload on the outside demand and enormous blocks were sold. This condition caused a general reaction which was severe in some of the specialties. Losses in the railroads diG not reach above a fraction except in isolated cases. In the steel group National Tube, American Hoop and Pressed Steel Car lost ? points, the latter pre- yiously rising ,. InduStrials averaged about point off, while in the railroads Burlington was conspicuous with a point drop. There were gains of 3 and 31a in Consolidated Gas. Metropolitan Street Railway. AtchisOn preferred, General Electric and Great Northern preferred. Northern Pacific, Pennsyl- vania and Manhattan rose strongly again and checked the reactionary ten dency.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-07
Do You knOW That we are selling Ladies' Garments
 equal to tailor made at the price of ready made, and WE GIVE CREDIT.
 SL,()O a Week

Will satify us. Our stock of Suits. Jackets and Skirts is large and varied and calculated to suit the most ex- acting taste.
 The fact that we have been obliged to leass aa additional store on Phoonix avenue is proof positive that we have gained the confidence of the ladies. Como and see US. Courteous attend ants will be on hand to meet you, and if you decide to buy you will not need q long purse, nor be required to pay cash.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-07
The CurranS
 Dry Goods Go.
Thursday Is
 Bargain Day

At this Store. and Every Woman 1n Town Knows 1t!
 The values offered here for Thurs day are always bargains Of the 'tru- est type, as the following list will prove:
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-17

obstruction of blood vessel, calls
for the mechanical skill OF an OPP
orator to replace the displacement
or 10 remove the obstruction
The question mas often been
asked, "What can Osteopathy do
in children's diseases2" ! have
tried to show what the II, NAL con-
dition OF the body should he, aud
what part the 0steopath does ia
keeping the system in harmony
with itself, and restoring it when
from any cause the harmony is
lost. As the sensitive organism OF
the child renders it more suscep.
tible to changes Of time and tenn
perature and the evils which Turk
in the air, so through this sen.
stiveness docs 1t more readily re.
pOnd TO treatment; and nowhere
have more delightful results been
obtained by Ostoopathic treatment
than in some of the sudden attacks
to which children are liable.
c. l.. GoBEN, d. o.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-17
A Doll and Kite SHOW.

There will be doll aud kite show
held ut the residence of Mrs. d. @. De-
Maiet, who will be assisted by Mrs +.
Marior Law and Mrs Geraldine But.
Ter, on saturday evening, Marh -,
from TIL o p. m. Every girl aud boy
ia the city IL invited to bring her doll
and his kite to he exhibited. There
Will be prizes given f1r the handsomest
doll, the oldest doll, the best rag doll
aud the doll With the most neatly sew
ed clothe nude by the owner. Alsn
prir's for the largest KITE. the smallest
kite the kite with the best tail aud the
most neatly made kite made by the
OWE. The dolls aud kilss must be
sent to the residence Of Mr.. DeMaret
IN Friday, March %, after school
hours. The proceeds in aid " the
Episcopal Church. 9j
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-17

New York. Mnrh IL Henry Waiter.
son of Louisville, Is IN he city, lie Gucs
NOT thml tlrrc will uc uuy scruu,
trouble in Kentucky.
MATTERS arising out uf gubcruatorial
contest aud ihc assassination uf M Gue.
bel. he nid "urc iu the 'nurts aud
there they viii ho ai dictated. ] do no'
believe there viii De- amy hllutehcd ~
my opinion the courts will decide IN IN.
vor of thc remocmts and ! believe that
IN Kontuckians win respectfully Gbins
b, the decision of the courts
80 far rs the results ct what may col
low the arrests Of the men charged with
the murder of Mr. Goehol are concerned
have nothing 10 say bat ! 40 not thiIh
there will ho any sorious effort TO thwars
the operations Of existing hw."
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-17
NIrs. p. j. Mccormick.

A beautiful tribute TO Mrs. 2. J
Mccormick is published in the
Yazoo (MississiPpi,) Sentinel. re-
counting the death Of the estima.
BILE lady, Feb. "a, last. Mrs, Me.
Co-mick was a sister OF Mrs. G. Z,
Ganaway Of Tabor, in this county
She was the wife of DR.. Z. j. Nc.
Cormick, Of Yazoo City, Miss.
and was he'd in the highest e..
TEEN by host Of friends in Mis-
sissippi.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-17
DIVINE AlhLeR AaREsTEp
NJ .. Charged wna U.ias ,as Mail.
Fraadaleutly.

u - Nhhtea WI 'soE tae Mait
FrasdaleutIy.
Blsiou. March &C. -Frnncis Truth,
head Of the Divine .Iealing association
which laars his name aud whose adver'
tisrments have been spread over tho
whole country. was arrested at his office
charged with using tho mails tor traudu'
lent purposes The prisln was loeko"
up A large amount Of mail matter was
seized by the oilioers nndafter Truth had
been taken away a thorough search u
the premises WAS instituted.
The place was clabomtely fitted MP
On the first floor ia uno room there were
about a dozen glrls, typowriters aud
c0pyistS. Whose wages airs said 10 have
ranged from 81 to . per week. In tho
neK. room there was printing press
which tu ned out circulars and the mag.
azinc known as "The Divine Healer. !"
Across he hall, which was richly fur.
uished, are ihc plrlnrs nscdby Truth aud
his wife, They arc all deliberately fur.
niShed. On this iloOr there Is the ciutch
f,Dm where are displayed the orutches
which the "diyino healer" claimed were
cast aside by those VINO had becn cured
by las treatment.
The officers moved % part Of this prop.
erty and had 1t conveyed TO police head
quarters. There W.-s nearly a wagon.
load Of letters. which hadoyilcntly been
nccmnlating Cot some timo. These were
either orders Tor a course Of treatment,
absent or otherwise ns the case nigh,
b.. or else inquiries as to the wonderful
| promises that had been go literally adj
/ vcrtiscd.
In all there were 20 girls employed u
look after the extensive correspondence.
The warrant Coz Truths arrest was is.
sued nj the solicitation of the district at
torncy's Office. IL charged that by meal
of his representations he secured many
paying members Of the association, 4,
whom he gave what he called his lab
sent treatment" The blanks for thes,
"absent treatments called for n first pay
mcnt Of g. for ono month"; treatment,
Truth has bcen conducting the cstab
lishmcnt for about six months and hai
had about all the business lac could Mt
tend 10. lie too; his arrest very calmly
and made no statement. Mrs. Trutl
was not molestod Size refused to Ell
anything regarding her husbands ar
rest.
II is said that Truth belongs IN Cali
fornia IL is aid that has business LA
brought IN $50. OOOa week regularly
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-17
IN MOlE BY RUSSIA
enc to Seize All Turkish Teri.
tory in Asia Minor
AVE TROOPS THERE
.Emsr Is Ont That Germany and
Great Britain Have Combined
10 Overthrow the Plans
Laid Out by Russia.

berlin. March iG.-Thc Consiantinople
csnandcnt Of Tho Tngelblatt tele.
ihs the following, which he claims
ave acquired fruma very good source
During the last five months, 10000
Ter. have beu thrown into different
utmcnts OF Russia. both on this side
across the Caspian and Morv, Tasch
4 and Samarkand arr yeriiablc wal
p, ard only the impossibility at
present season Of the year Of build.
ncv barracks or harboring men In
s. has delayed thcadyance Of further
,ps. s dec. i've manifestation against
land may b. expected before long"
he CORES, ondent adds under the re
" that Rus sia has actually acquired
RIB, GA the Persian gulf outside the
i's ~ Onnuz.
atomonis still more sensational are
u hcd 10y the Munich Neueste Mach
ton. one OF the best Informed and
& conservative papers in Germany,
oh anims, among other things, that
a. Britain has consented 20 cooper.
with Germ any for the purpose OF
citing Russian plans In Asia Minor.
he ,miofiicial organs 81 the German
Is saize the opportunity afforded by
announcements 10 proclaim that
Bagdad railway is an international
ertaking. that Asia Minor is insult
10 German colonization and that
many intends to maintain the strict
eservo in regard 10 questions pend
between Russia and Turkey
l-kish agents are assured that Greal
ain. II appealed 20 ON the basis o
Cyprus agreement, will refuse In as
in protecting the Asiat'c possession
,urkcy from Russia, and German!
not intend 20 snatch ohestnuts on
be fire for England.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-17
nrown CLlef OF Counsel.

louisville. March lG-Asa result Of
meetings held by anumhor Ut prominent
citizcns of Louisville It is announced OK.
Governor John Young Brown hgs nc
copied employment rs chief Of counsel
for the men arrested for the murder Of
Goebel. This action, Us promoters say,
Is taken In order that no innocent inan
be- convicted through the agency OF
10000 reward appropriated 10y the leg
islnturc. Ex-Governor Brown viii be-
chief of counsel aud with him will b. rs.
sociatcd George Denny ct Lexington. w
q =. Brcclduridgr Of Lexington, g
Sims of Bowling Grccn. A. T. Wilson OF
Louisville and several others. These law
ycrs have been instructed 10 push tie
cag, 70 early trial and failing "a that tu
institute hahcas corpus proceedings Ia
state aud Federal courts.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-17

Louisville, March lG.-'Iho amended
answer ol the Republicans In the Beck
ham Taylor consolidated suit involving
the govcrnship has bceu filed with Judg,
litld IN circuit court. Tho amrndJd
answer is mado principally 10 perfect
the record before tliccase Is taken 10 ia,
court ~ appeals.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-17
AIMS He WAS CHEATED
~ Given IIegus Paper. for Stock Ia
~. Sign Concern.

Iiis Sign Conc'rn.
w York. March ij.-Fmuk Mayer.
ID known German resident Of this
who owned % sill manufacturing
nony which he valued nt SlO0,0OO.
re hls locn swmdlod ont of IL aud
auaI 'ho nrcst of Hugh Mason, 35
oIl. aud George W. Vonnud. 30
- oId both Of this city. Mayer aud
lw allege The ilen are members
A p,cks gang. The men were
boz 10000 hail
- mayor says he determined IN or.
tra stock company 10 take care Of
business mud his confidential clerk
du-d him Go Mason nud VanZnnd
Iou who coul buy stock IN the conn.
r %. aid bee sold thm $4,000
'huf .u.k Zoo Gas haugo for deeds for
narr oft c1ol md wood land az
'tulr vorin Kentucky. The men.
.u. said tbo land was worth
UI lf,r Meyer -Iy. Dee wa. in.
u.aI io SIS, Jessie Zll. 90 whom
f} ho made npreautof 5000 shares
-org ncych1rrn for mortgages ON
r'y uc.T Atlantic city, n j.
.Dr al hc was then visited by Ellen
IS herself and he declares he gave
1900 shares Of stock for 1000 acres
,nziug Land IN Bo,quo county, Tex.
cop urs the others met after they
taken his stock and put him out Of
comwny he snys be- found his
~ ana deeds worth nothing what.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-17
HAIL Allowed iIa,elipp.

Frankfort, Ky, March To- Secretary
Of State Powers, Captain John Davis,
W. II. Cuulion and W l.. lIazelipp
were arraigncd before Judge Moore at
II o'clock this morning, aud after so'nc
argument between attorneys llazelipF
was released ON $4,000 L,nd Judge
Moore set all the examining trials Tot
Monday. Powers, Davis aud Coulton
were placed la prison.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-17
OILED HER HUSBAND.
. adams Tells story Cruelty which
Caused the killing.

. adams Tells n story Cruelty which
Caused tho killing.
ncinnati, March l6.-Charles Adams,
ssengcr agent Of tho Union Pacific,
tcamo hero with his wife from Oma.
asst October, with their two children,
I and 8 years. was shot aud killed
iis wife, Jessie thurman Adams. The
person present was Goriie Truman,
sister " the wife. who is Am actress
n the name of Gcrtic Hayes.
ne first story was that there had been
urdcr aud suicide. Mrs. Adams,
IA taken 20 the station house, told
tory. She said that she had been
~ in a vcritahlc hcll for years, that
husband threatened hcr life, that
could hold her rllost son by th,
5. head downward outside Of fifth
window. and had been habitually
I. lie had recently threatened hoi
uI she provided herself with O
.yer for sclfdcfuac.
opened at supper Thursday night
"a terrific TRADE OF ahun. followed
-ithn blow across The uose which
hal tot4c floor, then struck hei
D. She struggled 90 her feet. drew
tol. fred one shot which struck him
10 shoulder. he turned his bach
then she fired aenin. This time The
entered bch'nd tho right car m,
out above the lcit eye. 10 was {
shot
Iams was under surveillance hy th,
go carly this winter for terrifying
.nu""H htVl
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-17
TRUSTEES NOTICE.

You are hereby notified that on the
2oth day Of March, 1900. as tfu.tee Of
the esta,e Of A. -. Catr, Jr., bankrupt.
acting uhter an order ol The referee iu
bankruptcy maze on the 9TH day Of
March, 1870, will proceed 10 sell at pub.
lie auction In the city Of Bryan, Tezas,
all Of the personal properly Of the said
bankrupt, consisting Of goods, wares,
merchandise and fixtures, Of which you
will take notice, anu act accordingly.
100 Shin No1RtsC, Trustee.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-17

Providence. March l6-Tho Demo
craft, state convention met here Tues.
day and animated state officers rs fol.
lows
Governor-Nalhan W. Li.tlehcld
Lieutenant governor Dr. Joseph
DuChcr.
Secretary NJ state-Clark Potter.
General trcasurer-fa yette Bartlett
Attorney gcneml-Dennis J. Holland.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-17
rrsaehs. In IIi. shlr,.lee,es.

Yates Center. Kas., March i6-Tho
y. Mr. Morrow is creating something
q sensation at Toronto. kas, by
aching In his shlrtslecyes and ex.
ndinr the United Brethren doctrine
q mos. emphatic manner.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-17

Frankfort, March lG.-GOyornur Tay.
lor. % Is Ald has prepared statement
mnkinga second appeal 10 President
Mckinley 4 committee is 10 hu sent
lo Washington 10 lay heturu the prusi
dent whglr,rr is agreed upon.