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Arizona republican., 1900-12-14
DIPLOMAT A SUICIDE.

Paris, Dec. 13.-Osakai, secretary of the Japanese legation here, committed suiclde today. Mysterious circum- stances surround the case. At o'clock this morning he threw himself from the window of his room in the LuXemberg hotel He was found upon the pavement by a passerby with his skull fractured and his arm broken and died an hour later. He was about to return to Yokohama, where his fa- ther resides. He was 35 years old and was held in high esteem in diplomatic circles. The cause of his suicide has not been explained.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-14
MISS WOODWARD NOT ENGAGED
Refugee From Pekin Does Not Know
 Lieut. Bismarck

Appleton. Wis, Dec 19.-Miss lone Woodward, of Evanston, H.. who was a. guest of the family of Minister Con ger in Pekin during the siege of the legations by the Boxers, is here visiting her aged mother, and emphatically de- nies the report of her engagement to Lieut.. Frederick Bismarck, Of the Ger man army. a grandson of Prince Bis marck. She says:
 ''I do not know the gentleman. I never met him or heard of him in Ger many or elsewhere. The report is a pure fabrication
Arizona republican., 1900-12-14
BOY PREACHER A WONDER.
He Holds Hundreds Under the Spell of His Eloquence.

Coffeyville, Kas., Dec. 13-There Is great excitement in this city among the colored people over the arrival of Willie Jefferson, the famous 9-year-old boy preacher. Willie is a wonder, sure enough. He preached in the colored church here last night to a packed house. He seems to know the bible by heart and speaks with great power and eloquence. He Is about the size of an average Swear old boy, but men, tally he is indeed a freak. A sensa- tional affair occurred at the close of the sermon. Ida Jefferson, the boy preachers sister. and John Erriccsen, Swede who lives in New York state, were united in marriage. Ericcsen is said to be wealthy and made the long journey from New York to claim his dusky bride.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-14
ONE TRAIN RoBBER CAPTURED.

Malvern. Ark. Dec, 13.-One of the bandits who robbed the St. Louis and Iron Mountain express car near Gif- ord, on the night of November .21, is wounded and captured. He is now in jail at Warren. The other two are surrounded in a swamp in Louisiana, near the Arkansas line. and will prob ably be captured. The fugitives are said to be heavily loaded with money and are getting rid of as much silver as they can, rewarding accommodating
Arizona republican., 1900-12-14
REVOLT IN THE GLASS TRADE
Jobbers Resist Demands of Window
 Glass Manufacturers.


 Philadelphia, Dec. 19.-The Philadel- phia Paint club last night prepared to resist the window-glass manufacturers, who have served notice on all their job ping customers that they must agree not to handle any foreign-made glass. unless it is the output of a factory for which some member of the manufac- turers' combination has the agency in the Uited States. That would put an end to competition in this country, and dealers would be unable to obtain sup plies of any kind unless they signed the agreement.
 The National Paint Oil and Varnish association has been requested to make ar>inquiry regarding tariff inequalities and abuses. in order to crystalline sen- 'timent in the direction of a revision of the tariff on more equitable lines.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-14
FORCES MOROCCO TO SETTLE.

Berlin, Dec. 13.-A dispatch received heHe from Tangier says the demands of Baron von Mentzingen, the German minister to Morocco, for the payment of the three principal claims of injured Germans and the punishment of the offenders, have been yielded to by the sultan.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-14
Car niVal COStumeSY6r
 Everyone.

We have made arrangements with the largest Costumers in both Los Angeles and San Francisco to handle their goods during Carnival Week. Over 600 styles to select from. Ow- ing to the great number we have con- tracted for we have been able to make arrangements that will enable us to furnish our customers with costumes at about one-half regular rates. We publish only a partial list of costumes on hand:
 BALLET DANGER, MARGUERITE.
 NIGHT
 SHEPERDESS.
 DEVIL (RED).
 DEVIL (GREEN). DEVIL (BLACK. ROMEO.
 RED DOMINOES. BLACK DOMINOES. PINK DOMINOES. SAILOR CBLUE). SAILOR (WHITE). FRENCH OFFICER. HORATIO.
 GRECIAN.
 GRECIAN COSTUME (ANCIENT) FOOL.
 GYPSY.
 CONVICT.
 COMIQUE. T C :I,,.i, i,|i' CLOWN. -' CHINAMAN. DEAD-EYE. gl ii MELNOTTE.
 DEVIL. DUDE. COWBOY. YELLOW KID. MONKEY.
 MONK.
 SAMBO.
 TURKISH. SPANISH COURT. COON.
 PEASANT.
 WANDER.
 QUEEN OF HEARTS. " COLLEGE GOWN. WAITING MAID.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-14
PoPUL1sn INDICTED FOR LIBEL

Wilmington, N. C., Dec. 13.-At Dup lin county superior court this week the grand jury is considering indictments against George Butler and other popu- lists for criminal libel by publishing and fndorsing an article charging dem ocrats with fraud in election. Each case is being taken separately. A true bill has been returned against Butler, and it is thought he will be tried to- morrow.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-14
FORMER AGENT INDICTED.

Perry, O. T., Dec. 13.-Among the in dictments returned by the United States grand jury today was an in dicument against A. Sharp, former In- dian agent for the Oteo and Missouri and Ponca tribes.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-14
BICYCLIST'S FATAL JUMP.
While Doing an Exhibition Turn
 Death Comes.

New York. Dec. 13.-Joseph D. Stark, % years old, met a tragic death this afternoon in the Twenty-secOnd regi- nnent armory.
 Stark. with number of others, was participating in an amateur circus be- ing conducted for the benefit of the regiment. Stark's act was so ride a bicycle up an incline POO feet long and
Arizona republican., 1900-12-14
NERVE OF A KANSAS WOMAN.
Sent a Crazy Quilt 10 Germany fol
 Autographs.

Berlin. Dec. 3.-Ambassador White has received from a Kansas woman a package containing a crazy quilt square and asking him to obtain sig natures of her defunct grandfather and grandmother, the late Prince Bis marck and the late Field Marshal Won Moltke as we'll as Emperor Williams, Count Non Buelow, etc, for a church fair raffle
Arizona republican., 1900-12-14
A Word in Detail.
Our N anne.

From the very beginning of our business career has been connected only with the very best type of READY-TO- WEAR CLOTHING. We are the sole agents in Phoenix for the celebrated Fecheimer, Fishel & Co. High art clothing.
 The inherent strength of their pro- duction lies in the fact that the gar ments are cut by hand from scien- tifically designed patterns; tail ored practically in the same man. ner as made-to-measure garments of the better class.
 We have suits and top coats at every price at which thoroughly well tailored garments can be sold.
 THE VARIETY OF STYLES AND SHAPES WE SHOW ENABLES US TO PERFECTLY FIT MEN OF ALL SHAPES JUST AS IF THE CLOTHES WE'RE MADE TO MEASURE. ASK TO BE SHOWN
 THE PRINCETON" at s15.
 THE "UNIVERSITY'' at SIS.
 THE BEVERLY" at s20.
 THE "SHAPELEIGH" at s22. 50.
 THE WILTON at $25.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-14

farmers and others with handsome sums.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-14

FLOWER GIRL. SPANISH DANGER. MUSKETEER. MIKADO.
 MONK MARINE. . MEXICAN. NEGRO. NANKI POO. \. ORLANDO. PIRATE CHIEF. PETER TEAZLE. 5. ., POSTILION. HUSSAR. ii INDIAN. ITALIAN PEASANT. .... JOHN BULL. JAPANESE. JOCKEY.
 JACQUES. KO KO. LORD FAUNTLEROY. INDIAN CHIEF. MEPHISTOPHLES. GEO. WASHINGTON. T ADMIRAL.
 AMERICAN OFFICER. ADONIS. h., [, ALADDIN. BUFFALO BILL. r. BRIGAND. i BRUTUS. BLACK PRINCE. UNCLE SAM. , VAQUERO. SCOTCHMAN.
 TRUMPETER. TOREADOR. TYROLEAN. TURKISH PRINCE. <, TOREADOR.
 SPANISH STUDENT. SPANISH CAVALIER. SPANISH BULL FIGHTER. SULTAN.
 SAILOR RUSSIAN PRINCE. ;. SATAN. n ] . SATAN. H.. MUDDY. I - :; QUAKER. -lf---
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@eneralfelbmarl1au @raf BON

- @eneralfel0narI1au 8raf BON
@aloeriee eebt aundbit nab Sbane=
bai, tpp Die unterbringung bes
9auptquartiers $ fir eine belttIhe 8ri=
gaoe porbereitet tpirb. Der Stab
oes @eneralfelbmaribaas tpirb aus
minoeitens oreiBig beutiben Offisie=
rem, oarunter AUDI bapriiben, tpiirt=
telnbergiiben unb idbiiiben, uno
einem b6beren Marineoffi5ier be-
iteben, 6ier5u treten nod fremb=
lanoiibe Offisiere. Bum General
itabSbef bes Observation-Disclosures Der
alliirten Truppen lit General zMaipr
,. @roB, genannt b. Sbmaraboff,
&omn1anoeur Der l. oItaiiatil1en
Snfanteriez8rigabe, gum Oberquar=
tiermeiiter Oberit b. @apl, &omman=
beur bes Snfanterie &egitnents
Hrin5 Souls 5erbinanb BON 8reu=
Ben e. Waebebureilbes) No. 81.
ernannt poroen. Mls Nbiutant
tpuroe Oberleutnant Srbr. b. &nigee,
als OroDnans Offi5iere Die Obers
leutnants @raf b. &DnigSmarf unb
@raf Carl gu Stolberg=@ernieerpoe
gum Stabe fontman6irt.
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@efdid,te eines sflapen.

Nn 0dn6en uno 5iiBen tpdbrenb
nieler Sabre burh Die &etten BON
&ranfbeit gebunoen 5u lein, lit bic
fblimmite SDrm BON Sflaperei.
@ep. .. @illiams bon Wan6eIter,
Mib., lbreibt: .Meine arau tpar
tpdbrenb 5 Sabren 10 biilflos, oaB iie
fib nibt einmal allein i'm 8ette be=
rnmbreben fDnnte. Nls iie jeoo6
ibre 3uflubta gu Electric Bitter"
genommen uno 5ipei Slaiben oapon
aufeebrau9t batte, perbeiierte ii6 ibr
3uitano suiebenos unb iie mar in
tur5er 3eit mieoer i'm Stanoe. ibre
Mrbeit auein gu perri6ten. Dieles
electromagnetic Wittel fir 6rauen=
&ranfbeiten beilt lbnea unb bauerno
geernoiitdt, @dlaftofiefeit. Melan=
holie, &upfibmersen uno Sbtpin.
bel=Mnfdlle. gs. lit eine @ottes<
@abe fir ibtpabe uno abeearbeitete
2eute. 6eilune garantirt. geur
so Gents bel S. &alteper & Sobn,
Drpauiiten.
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- Gus Berlin mirb eemeloet:
Bier Bataillone Snfanterie, atpei
8atterien Irtiaerie, 5tpei &ompae=
nien Bioniere unb cine @9tpaoron
&anallerie, insaeiamrnt 5000 Mann.
tperben i'm Septenber CUR @inibif-
fung nod China bereit iei. Das
&ei9smarineant itebt bereits NIT
bem rNorbbeutihen 2lupb" unb Der
6anburg Mmerifa 2inie ipeeen
gbarterung oer Danpfer r&refelo"
rDarlnitabt" r6annoner", r@o=
lamb, yNnoalufia" yGrfaoia"
Balatia" unb .8albipia" in Inter
banolung. Dies beutet oarauf bin,
oaB nod mebr 9ruppenienouneen
nod China, alS biele 5000 Mann,
in Nu8liht genpntmen iinb.
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9ages 0}emigfeite,t.
Snl a n 3.

Sim 6pnntag erbielt Der 8oli=
Aft Sc. 9borpe in Seem gorf, tpab=
renb er iu Der 81. StraBe uno 8.
Mpenue cine 9eegerin perbaften
poute, ppn eine,n Neeer cine Sti6z
punbe, Der er erlag. Sobalb bas
befannt tpurbe, iatnmelten iib bic
@eiBen ienes Diitrifts uno er6ffnez
ten einen regelrehten Nngriff auf
Die bort tpobnenben Neger. Sic
ipurben auf Der StraBe attadirt,
man lbpB in bic Seniter ibrer Wobz
nunae,1 unb 400 Boliaiiten muBten
aufaeboten tperben, ben Iufrubr 5t
l1nterbriiden. 8iele Neger fin6 ner=
tuunoet porben. s. 6. 6arris unb
cine geeeerin, Die ben Bpli5iiten ge=
itoben baben iollen, tpuroen per=
baftet.
= Bon gonger linb aus Setting
Depelben in @aibington eineetrofz
fen, beren Snbalt aber nidt befannt
gegeben tpiro. Man neigt fib iebt
Der Mnfiht gu, baB es bel 9une
gbop su elmer grDBen Sblabt tontz
men muB uno oaB Die Nlliirten Be=
ting perlaiien finben tuer6en, tpenn
iie bort eintreffen.
- Sci @rano @apibs ereignete
1i1 auf Der @rano= o=&apioS= un6 Sn>
biana Babn in 6olge BON 0eebel,
@ioerruf elmer Drber unb Der Ser
lblafenbeit eines Telegrapbenbeant=
ten Der .3uiammenftoB BON 5tpei
Sbnea5iieen, nobel fieben Berio=
men eet0btet uno atpDlf i9mer Derz
lebt tpuroen. DaS @eleiie tpuroe
auf elmer Strefe ppn 200 gar6 auf=
gebpben uno bel Seite getporfen.
: Der rSreibeits &DngreB" Der
anti=imperialiitiihen 2iga, Der in
Snbianapolis tagt, lit 5tpar nibt 10
itarf beIhidt, tpie ertpartet tpurbe;
aber es iinb fait nur berporragenoe
uno bebeutenbe Mdnner anpelen0.
Die gebaltenen @eben ribten fi1
tneiitens gegen Wc&inlep uno feline
Bolitit, unb iompbl @rs@Dunerneur
g. g. Bouttpea BON Wtaiiahufetts,
Der unter @rcnt's Nbminiitration
@habnteiiter tpar, uie 6. u. 8an=
croft, g. BRADFORD unb Mnbere ent=
pfeblen bic l1nteritibuno 8rpan's.
Nub @. Bourfe gDdran, oer uer<
binbert tpar, 5r tpmnen, rdtb bon
ber Nufftellung eines oritten 9ifets
ab, ba babur1 nibtS getpDnnett
uerben fann. 8rpan's Grtpdblune,
lagt er in ieinem Briefe, lna9t ber
groberungspplitit unb oem itttperias
liitii1en Nbenteuer elm gnbe. gs
berrfht unter ben Delegaten Elm groz
Ber gntbuiiasmus.
= Inter Senator 0anna'S 8 SDriib
fanb in Metp Dorf cine Situne oes
epublitaniihen Ginana< &omit6s Der
&agne ftatt, Der aud ber Gene
rail- 8pitneiiter beitpobnte. @ullen
bic Nngeitellten Der Buit aud tpie=
Der geimrDpft tperben?
= Sn Der Sabresperlanlmlun9
Der National Apple Growers
Association" tpurbe bic Mittbeiz
lung eetnabt, oaB elm iamenloier
Mpfel bon por5agliher Qualitdt pro-
buairt tporben 1T rs1o baB bic bies<
idbriee Npfelernte auf GO, 900, 600
GaB peran5hlagt tuir6.
- Sen. MacMrtbur melbet aus
Wanila, baB 1858 Soloaten trant
in ben 9ospitdlern liegen uno tpei=
tere 1861 in ben 8aiernen, 10 6aB
8.47 8roaent Der idnntliben SDl'
baten fi1 auf Der &rantenliite be-
finben.
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% balf e&la@tem sn se,ptnmem.

Meunun65tpan5ig Officiere unb
Mannlbaften ibrieben non Der
Jront, baB fir Shrammen. offene
Wunben, S6nitte, punbeelaufene
EiiBe &c. ,Budlens Nrnica Salbe"
6aS bette Wlittel in ber @elt iei.
OieIe Salbe beilt ebenio ihneu tpie
permanent audi Branbmunben unb
Sautauslhlag. Is Gents bic Shah-
tel. Geilune garantirt. 8u boben
bel &. 3alteper & Sobn. Droauiiten.
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seuer bammermoe sfopfidmera

tuirb Sic idnea nerlaiien, tuenn Sic
''Dr. Kings New Life Pills"
nehmen. Taulenben bon 2eiben ba=
ben lie ibre Gieenlbaft. nero0ie To-
tpie frantbafte 8opfihmersen gu beis
len, betpieien. sic reinisen oas 8lut
nnb itdrfen oas ganse Spitem. Nur
25 Gts. Da8 tpirb auriideritattet
menn feline 6eilung erfolet. 3u ba'
ben Bel S. @alteper & Subn. DrO-
auiiten.
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5taot Ohio, Staot Dbio, |
QucnA Gpunth, SO. {

Jrant s. Wbenep bei@lpbrt, bob er
Der dItere Yortner Der syirma s. 8. s be-
men 8 g o. it. tuelhe @eihdfte in Der
Gtnot Eolebp, In obengenanntem eountp
tbut, unb oaB beiaBte 6irma bic Summe
bon einbunbert Dollars fiir ieoen
5all bon 8ato,rb be3oblen tuitb. Der turh
ben gebrauh bon Sall'8 '8Ratarrh.
Rur Riht eebeift werben tann.
Irant gbenep.
(-l Beihmpren Dor mir unb unter.
Siesel ibriebsn in meiner Ge9entuart
49, om September " $. 1886.
" ". @lesien. 6ifentliher Notar.
5aus Ratarrb Rur tuirb innerli1 ae,
nommen. nnb lpirtt birect auf oas 8lut
unb bic i1leimigen DberHdmen bes Sp'
items. HaBt euh umionit 8euaniiie
f0mmen
& 8. Gbenep & 6 o.. Ioleoo o.
D@ Beriauft BON alien Mpothefern. IS cts.
Sal's 6amilien 8ilIen iinb bic beiten.
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u n tnnft.
W. 6. & =. 8abu.

Mbfabrt.
Nab @aco. Sort Wortb, Oallas, 8anlas
gitp, ct. Souls unb Chicago tdglib
(S. u. &M. q. Depot) .7:45 Morgens.
Nab @acD, Sort MDrtb, Oallas &c. (DDm
Suniet Oepot) .......... 800 Nbenos.
Mnfunft.
Bon Chicago, Ct 2ouis, 8anlas gitp,
Dallas, Sort @ortb unb 8aco. td9lih
(SunIet 9epot) t).......... $3.50 Sorm.
Bon Baco, Sort @ortb, Dallas &C. (S.
u. & VI. g. 9epot) 49,. 1920 Nbenbs.
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Der &aiier beabiihtigt, bic
Ibreile bes @rafen @alberiee als
@elegenbeit au beniiben, elm glan5en=
oes s5eit 5u 9eben un6 cine balbsres
ligi0ie Seier au peranitalten. Die
ruiiiiben Corps in ber Wanoiburei
tperoen 9eipnbert Dperiren unb nibt
inter bem birecten 8efebl @alber=
lees iteben.
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q. u. & u. q. 8abn.
0hf0 hrf

Nab @alpefton, 6ouitpn unb guero tag
Iia. .8:45 Wprrr.
Na9 gurpus gbrifti, Mranias 8oB unb
8eebil(e tdglib 2:2O Nahm.
Nah 8Drne Mnb &errpilIe. td9lidb, aus
genpmmen SDnntags. 2:45 Nabm.
Wa@ 8brne un6 &errbille, SonntagS...
$3.50 @Drm.
Mnfunft.
Bon @alpefton, Souiton unb guer0 tag.
lidb 700 MbenbS.
Bon Corpus gbriiti. Mranias TaB nno
Beebille tdglib Loo Nadrt.
Bon 8brne ilnb 3errnille. td9lih, aus
genommen SonntagS. 80. 1855 SDrnt.
Bon Bbrne unb &errbille. SonntagS, -.
800 Mbenb8.
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- Cine 1aiie BON oBmuts
ters 9bee ieoen Gag mirb Sbr
Suitem BON allen unreinigfeiten be-
freien. Bei Npotbetern Is Gents
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Mabmcfe 6ptel Bar,

Wfan finoet bier elm porsiialibes
@las 8ier unlerer beimilben Braue=
reien. 8elpnbere Inerfennung per=
bienen bic @eine, @iaarren, Wbisfies,
QiquDre &c. Diele @irtbibaft erfreut
Iih oes auseeaeibneten 09ufes. 5u
ben aneenebmiten MufentbaltsDrten
Der Staot gu adblen.
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- Cement uno 8alt bel 9enrp
Baulu Eel. 63
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0ulf Shpre Nahn.

Mbfabrt.
Med Stodoale tdslid. auseenommen
Sonntu9S. .o.OU SOrM.
Mntunft.
Bon Stodbale, tdglid). auSgenDnmen
Sonnta9s. s................3:0 300 Nabm.
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= Roofing Felt. Bed unb asphalt
BET Genrp Haulb. Tel SO.
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i'm @artenzOiltrift bes Staates. Sc.
iunbbeit unb &lima uniibertrohen.
Bi0ige 2dnoereien fir ben 5arn1er,
Marftedrtner, Obitz uno 8ieb5iihter.
Wegen ginaelbeiten tuenbet@ub an
6. s: M a rtin, O. g. g.,
San Nntpnio, 9eras.
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Werbiitete etn llnalitd.

Dur1 einen euten &atbihlag, Der
Grau @eorg Song BON Stem Straits
bile, o., ertbeilt tpur6e, tpur6en
atpei Wenihenleben pom Tobe ge=
rettet. Gin beftiger 6uiten beraubte
Jrau Song felt LANCER 8eit ibres
SblafeS. Sic toniultirte mebrere
Ner5te un6 nabm piele Webicinen
elm; ieood ibr Buitano periblim=
merte fid BON Gag gu Gag. So puroe
ibr oann angeratben, "Dr. Kings
New Discovery" gu nerluhen unb
idon bic erfte Jlalhe beilte iie noa=
itdnoie uno iie iaet, oaB es audi oieie
Meoicin 9epeien lei, Die 6errn Song
BON einem beftigen Nnfaa nDn 2unz
eenent5iinoung gebeilt batte. Sol=
DE 6eiluneen finb Der bette Betpeis
fir feline Sdbigteit, 6alS=, 8ruit=
unb 2ungenz2ei6en 81 beilen. Sour
so gts. unb loo bic Jlai1e. Wir6
earantirt. Brobe Slaihe frei BEL
s. &alteper & Sobn. Oroguiiten.
- Ser poq5iebenbe NusI6uB Der
INSTRUMENTATION Bartei bat ieiz
men idbrliben 5inan5beriHt per0f=
fentlibt. Demielben gu Sol9e be-
liefen iib bic ginnabnlen Der Hartei
in benz perflofenen &ebnune8iabr
auf 249,58 Marf unb bic NuSga=
ben auf 286, ,8OOWiart. DaS 6aupt<
Organ Der 8artei, Der 8ortpdrts.
bat einen ueberibuB BON runb 5000
Marf ergeben, niel tpeniger, als in
oem porbergebenoen Sabr.
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s. & s. u. sabm.
somtbern Nacific 8abn.
WbfQhrt,
q b + a 3 t.

gab Netp Orleans, Soufton unb Cal
neitDn td9lib 1900 Mittags.
Nab 81 Iaio, galifornien nn6 Merito
800 SDrrt.
Wah Nprb>Eeras, ct. 2ouis nnb gbica<
go katy Flyer ....... 500 Slbenbs.
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@eiratbS= gMeine.
Nnton Wittenbera uno Nnnie
@erSt,
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u n I u n + t.

Son Norb<9eras, ct. 2ouis unb Chicago
(Katy Flyer $3.50 Mprgens.
Bon Stem Orleans, Spuitun un6 @al<
peltDn tdglicb ........ .4:45 Nacbm.
Bon 81 8aio, galifornien un6 Maerifo
.7:3O Nberb8.
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NEW HAVEN.

includes. 1.-THE Tramp's Daughters"
1.-THE Dia mord King" "Thrown on the
World" Unable Heath" "East Lynne"
"Cami,le."
j. Houston Cochrane, formerly in the
grocery business here, has now respon.
sible position with the a. J. Heinz Co.,
of Pittsburg, Pa, manufacturers OF
pickles and food products. He makes
his headquarters in New Haven, cover
ing that city and the Naugatuck valley.
He expects to move bis family to New
Haven in the fall.
Some extra fine looking peaches were
on sale the other day at the fruit store
of Musante & PROVING on Bank street.
They came from the farm of Andrew G.
Barnes at Boardmsn. Mr. Barnes always
has No. article, no matter whether it
is peaches, apples, potatoes or tobacco.
Randolph Hill has gone to Bridgeport
where he has taken position in the
testing room of the Locomobile shop.
S. R. Hill, the expert machinest, has
been in Canaan Four Corners, for week
or more, putting up big engine for the
Queechey Paper Co.
Louis N. Epesitee, whose farm is in
Pickett district, drives into the district
every week day with fresh vegetables
and has worked up nice trade. Any
householder desiring to have him call
would do we'll to drop Mr. Espetitee
line.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1900-07-27
WATERFOWL.
CORNER STONE LAID OF THE NEW CATH-
OLIC CHURCH AT OAKVILLE.

CORNER STONE LAID OF THE NEW CATH
OLIC CHURCH AT OAKvILLE.
Last Sunday was a memorable one for
the people of Oakville, and more particu.
larly of the Catholic denomination. The
day was selected as the one on which the
new Catholic edifice, the Church of st
Mary Magdalene, should be opened for
inspection of the public and the corner
stone laid by the Rev Bishop Tierney.
The weather was almost perfect. with
bright, clear sky overhead, and except
tor the extreme heat the exercises could
not have been favored with more ideal
day. The new church is located in the
center of the town. q few rods from the
main thoroughfare 20 Watertown,a and not
far from the posto flee, going toward the
hill. The ceremonies commenced at 3
O'Clock, and fully 2 COO people were up
on the tcene, many being present from
Watertown, Waterville, Waterbury,
Thomaston and Nauga,uck. A special
train left WATERFOWL shortly after 80,
bringing several hundred Watertown
Catholics, and a special trsin of six
coaches left Water bury at 2 Is, every
zens OF the Brass City were present, and
drum corps rendered several dirges.
Adjoining the church platform had been
erected, over which canvass had been
placed. The pastor, Rev Father J. B..
O'Donnell Of Watettown, opened the GER
emonies, assisted by the Rev Father NC
Guam, Lswless, Curtin, Lswlor, O'Brien
Crowley, McElroy OF Derby, Stanley,
Clark, Shelly OF Litchfield, Coppens and
DUNCAN of New Haven. After the brief
ceremony Bishop Tierney blessed the H.
IL. edif1ce and laid the gray corner stone
in it's proper position. This folio we'd by
music and later the Rev Father Stanley
of Hartford delivered the Grafton. Faith.
er Stanley spoke interestingly for about
40 minutes, after which a collection was
taken, the priests going out among the
multi ude with baskets, which were re-
turned filled to the brim. Within the
corner stone laid in place by the hands
OF Bishop Tierney was a sealed document
giving the day and date of the laving of
the corner stone, the present Plesi lent
and Governor of the State and other his
torical details. A particular feature
of the ceremonies was the hearty sup
port and attendance of other denemina
lions, several clergymen occupying the
platform, among them being Rev Rober
Pegrum of trs Congregational church
Watertown; Rev Edmund M. Skagen Q.
IAN Saints' Episcopal church, Oak
Vile. After the cermony the door
OF the little sanctuary were thrown
wide open and an opportunity tt
inspect the interior of the new house U
worship was offered. Stained glass win
dows adorn either side and balcony
has been constructed for the choir ant