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Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-02

 To the Board of County Cornni ssion-
 CTS of New Haven County
 l hereby apply for a license to sell ale, lager beer, Rhine wine and cider, at Ayers street, Town of Waterbury. My place of business is not located within 200 feet ill direct line of a church edifice or public school house, or the premises pertaining thereto, or any postoffice or public library.
 Dated at Waterbury, this 18th day of October. A. b. 1901.
 DANIEL MURPHY, Applicant.
 We, the undersigned. electors and taxpayers, as defined by law, of the town of Waterbury, hereby endorse the application of the above-named for such license: Adam I. Kauch. NJ D. Russell, D. B. Risley, NJ. F. Car mody. William T. Disley.
 Dated at Waterbury, this 10th day of October, A. D. 1901.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-02

MT Rooseyelt's first important kick out of the Mckinley traces is likely
 to be in connection with the .reciproc- ity treaties left unacted upon by the senate at the last session, notwith- standing MT McKinley's personal pleading for ratification. When Mir Roosevelt first assumed office it was stated by the friends of the treaties that he would take up the work of try ing to secure ratification where Mir Me Kinley left off; and when Senator All drich, oxnard, tb4 beet sugar king,
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-02

house, or the premises pertaining thereto, or any postoffice, public li- brary or cemetery.
 Dated at Waterbury, this 9th day of October, A. D. 1901.
 FRANK J. STAPLETON, Applicant.
 We, the undersigned, electors and taxpayers, as defined by law, of the town of Waterbury, hereby endorse the application of the aboye-named fof such license: Thomas Moran, NJ. H. Carmody, M. D. Russell, William F. Disley, Adam J. Dauch.
 Dated at Waterbury, this 9th day of October, A. D. 1901.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-02
luG-ta s4.ss1zler.


 1nG-.44a 5 t-.z,112er. Fervid summers glare,
 And autumn's flaming shade, < Soften to nilder tints
 That melt and fail and fade. Till field and hill of brown,
 And sky and Till of gray, Are blended by a veil of mist, As night is joined to day. No breezes stir the air,
 No workman's s voice is heard; The trickling steam is hushed, And note of trilling bird. To come are winters snows, Gone, summers heat and rain; No sudden throbs are known Of keenest joy or pain. Draw still. free breaths of ease, A tardy flower ecuu; At ended day comes rest;
 BRtWeen the storms, lull- Lillian l.. Trott, in Minneapoli Honsekeeper.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-02
FOR SALE.

No 20 Washington street, the rent of which is S645.5O per year; SJ,000 will take it. Look at the beautiful place on Pleasant street, also High street. A place with all Improvements; one real nice up-to-date place on Ward. Ridge wood; that place on Waterville street is one of the finest in the city; make me an offer. The place on Belleyiew avenue will be closed out for less than cost. Lots of houses and lots every where. Call at
 DE TIERNEY. Real Estate: Insurance and Bond Office
 Ie7 BANK. STREET.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-02

FOR RENT One family holse of eighr rooms with large lot, on Burton street. $2o If YOU want we'll drilled. or you old one has gone dry and you want Il Seepened, we can do It for you. and d. 1t right.
 w. F. T ARE7ET [
 l0I BANK ST.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-02

To the Board of County Commissions
 CTS of New Haven County
 hereby apply for a license to sell spirituous and intoxicating liquors. a;e. lager beer Rhine wine and cider, at 767 South Main street. Town of Water bury. My place of business is not located within POO feet in direct line of a church edifice or public school
The Forrest City times., 1901-09-13
THE SECOND CALL FOR CASH,
to S5.oOo.00o Worlds Fair Fund For Twenty Per Cent

St. Louis, Sept. 12.--At a meeting of the board Of directors of the Louis iaaa Purchase Exposition Co. at the Monday club. Tuesday. Mr. John A. Holmes offered the following resolu- tion. which was adopted:
 Be is resoyled. by this board of directors. that call is hereby made on the stockholders of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Co. for the pay ment of 29 per cent. of the amounts of their respective subscriptions to the capital stock of the company. paya bie on the 18th day of Septem- ber, \. D. 1901. and the treasurer of the company is hereby authorized and directed to proceed 10 collect same.
 IL was announced that payments upon the call should De made to the treasurer at the Bank of Commerce.
 President Francis announced that he had been considering a special com mittee on charter amendments to act in conjunction with the legislation committee, but asked for further time before making the announce. ment of the committee. He dwelt for some time on the importance of these amendments.
The Forrest City times., 1901-09-13
PRESIDENT AS 4 PATIENT.
pr. Edward W. Lee. of St. Iouts, Gives His Expressions of the Pres
 fdent and the operation.

St. Louis. Sept. le.-Dr. Edward W. Lee. who was one of the surgeons in attendance upon President Mckinley immediately afterthe attempted assas- sinatiou a. Buffalo. and who assisted in the operation at the Emergency hospital on the Pan-Ameriean eNposi- ton grounds. has this to say of the distinguished patient and the circum- stances of the operation.
 'I never have seen man exhibit more strength of character. more gen'leness. more courage. under such trying conditions. than was mani fesfed by the president. Nor have l ever known surgeons to go about such an important ease. under such circumstances. in such quiet and dig nified manner. Although the surgeons realized the importance 10 the world of the work which they had in hand they proceeded as calmly and care fully as they would have done had it been only common hospital case which they had in hand. The opera ton was carried on with all the de- toeraTe scientific principles known to the surgeons of to-day.
 And just here let me say that the emergency hospital at the Pan-Amer- ican exposition is a very well-equipped institution. II has undoubtedly cost a great deal of money to equip and maintain #. but this one case empha- sized the necessity of all this precau- tion. If Il had been necessary to move the president any great distance before the operation 1t is quite un- likely that tEe conditions would have been as favorable as they are today. The emergency hospital has skilled nurses, trained assistants and compe- tent surgeons. and this training has been such that there was no evidence of that furry and excitement upon President McKinley's arrival which generally prevails when important emergency cases are brought 10 tenn poraTy hospitals. l think there is a very evident lesson in all this for those who have charge of the arrangements for the Worlds fair to be held in this city two years hence"
The Forrest City times., 1901-09-13
KNIGHTS OF AK-SAR-BEN.
Ten Days Fall Carnival of tho Knights of Ak-sar-Ben Be
 gun at Omaha

Omaha, Neb., Sept. 12.-The fall carnival of the Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben was opened, 10 continue for ten days. The features of the carnival include street fair, parade of civic and fraternal societies with appropriate floats on Wednesday of next week. and an electric parade the following evening. The national guard of Ne braska went into camp at old Fort Omaha, 10 continue the carnival sea son. and will participate in the pa rades and other festivities. The elec- tric parade, which will be the larq- est of the kind yet attempted. will consist of 20 electrically lighted floats, the subject being When knighthood Was in Flower"
 The carnival will close on Saturday night with a grand bah at the den" of the Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben.
The Forrest City times., 1901-09-13
cz0LGosz's coNGPFsS1o.
The would-B~ ... fhre" discriminating pon. a'
 Into Sewer

Buffalo. \. r.. Sept 10
 course or the confession ssis l the been made by Leon Czolgos. so . aays police. of the existerra .', 10 iae sssassinate the president l'tt b told of his attempt 10 da., .e''',oss written evidences of tbe COW. iAs lie has said that time did not paa'y. pa. : him to burn the papers as r. .psfaii sired. Before leaving his , . 'iaa ds. Nowak's hotel. he gathered ,ea esa a all Of his papers. taking tbera ss'as' his pockets, from his yaii.. ,a1 .foa Inc drawers of his table. tp nm bound together in one pact,ea ..s ss's he concealed beneath his c9.t 5es' c gosz says that he made a ,i-a,... sea' and aimiess trip about tbs '1 that at some point. which h.. .s = A' now describe. he cam. .,o, sewer. Into this sewer Ina aa papers. Inch by inch th- se,se. this city are being searched - - such thing is possible. those - - will be recovered eontairi,, .i L@psn tails ef the conspiracy arJ ,ba .s l. of those concerned with CzoI,ass aa'-s' the plot. together with sD o,,:.. it's ramifieations. '' a
The Forrest City times., 1901-09-13
THE MILLS ARE IDLE.
No Attempt Wade to start the Tube Mills at Mckeesport
 Wednesday,

Plttshurg. Pa, Sept. l2-No at tempt whatever was made. Wednes- day morning, to start the big tube mill at Mckeesport, although there was a large crowd of strikers around the mill 10 keep out any men who tried TO 20 back. After the lively scenes of Tuesday none of the eIn- ploNes showed the least inclination to return, but even if they had. no work Was open for them and the attempt had been useless. Total suspension of the National tube mill and other plants of the National Tube Co.. will likely follow the two unsuccessful at tempts to resume operations.
 Fires have been drawn at all The NIc. heesport plants of the National Tube oo., and the tiremen and few others who have been doing odd jobs about the mill have been notified not to r4- turn 10 work until further notice. The only people about the mill are The Watchmen.
 Fires have also been drawn at the National rolling mill and al the Mononeahela steel works. This was done Tuesday night and all the men except the Watchmen were sent home.
The Forrest City times., 1901-09-13
| GOULD MI bE BITTER.
So Says pr. Park, One of the Phy- sicians Attending Presi-
 dent Mckinley.
TUESDAY YlGHI'S ACTION DESCRIBED.
|. Was -othiug nu~uaI. and Wa. Not in Any Sense an operation- The Pntieut i. Now Taking Liquid Nouri-I ment Naturally and With Satisfactory He>ultp.

MiIburn House. Buffalo. Sept. H. "The president passed a very com fortable night" said the six o'clock bulletin of Doctors Rixey and Wasdin, the two physicians who remained at the presidents bedside throughout the night. few minutes later Dr. RiNey. the presidents regular physi- elan. was seen by press representa- tive
 At >.a0 o'clock the physicians be- gan arriving at the house for the morning consultation. Dr. Mxnter was the first to appear. driving up in buggy He vas followed by Dr. Park. Dr. McRurney and Dr. Mann. They had not been sent for, and came ia accordance with the usual under standing that consultation would be held at ,:a0, preparatory to the nine o'clock bulletin.
The Forrest City times., 1901-09-13
CURRENT RUMoRS DENIPn
President ShaTer of ,b. mated Association DenIe,
 Current Rumors

Pittsburg. Pa. Sept. l2-Rsu. that the steel strike had been s...,., or was about to bt were again.;n ,,..s4 ~ enlation. but the Amalgalr,ate5 .o3 cials were positive in their ss.;., that settlement had been essstsas President Shatfer asserted ,b.. s reports that the executive eo,n,... ~ ee had ordered the advisory boarJ :. arrange d settlement on fba h.., terms possible al once. were nntr,. No new proposition has been mada |. the association or fhe steel naonla he said and the situation v.s = changed. He also sad ibere woe = truth in the story that he was wfl. ing To resign or that he matter b.a been touched upon during the meet. ing of the committee. Concers;n, the trouble at MeKeesport and tbs statement that the Ana eamate8 oH. cials would be he'd responsibIe to, acts of violence committed by tb. strikers, Mir. Shaffer said that f ,bs men obeyed instructions there woas be no trouble. and any member of tba association resort.ug 10 Harspes would be immediately dropped ion the association.
The Forrest City times., 1901-09-13
THE MOORE WANTS MORE TIME
The Case of the Spanish Boy ana Girl Captured by Moors Like
 iy 10 Cause Trouble

London, Sept. I2.-A dispatch to the Times from Madrid says;
 The time fixed by Spain for the re- lease of the Spanish boy and girl cap tured by Moorish tribes expires Sep tepber 12. It is stated that the sul- tan's wishes an extension. because the tribes are in rebellion, which the gov ernment is not disposed to grant. de mahdRg besides, their release, com pensation in cash and the punishment orxihe tribes. It is believed that oth- CT powers support Spain's claims. and that failing satisfaction, Spanish war vessels will be sent to Moorish wa ters"
The Forrest City times., 1901-09-13
LOOKOUT FOR MASSACRES.
The Usual Forerunner of Armenian MassacrcS Given Ont at
 ConstantinopIe.

Constantinople CTuesday), Sept. 10. Fifty Armenian reVolutionists, ac- cording to Turkish reports, recently set fire to the Mussulman quarters at Mush, Turkish Armenia. where fight ing afterward occurred, the Armen. ians retiring toward Sassoun.
 It is also reported that. September ., Armenians and Turks blew up the barracks al Sassoun, where 5000 troops were stationed. and that a state of panic prevailed there in con sequence.
 Such Turkish reports have previous ly been forerunners of massacres of Armenians, and it is generally appre- hended by non-Mus~ulmans here that massacres have already taken place.
The Forrest City times., 1901-09-13
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED

CreSeeus and The Abbot have been matched for purse of S20.0o0 at Readville Mass.
 The sultan of Turkey is making eff forts To have diplomatic relations with France resumed. Louisiana Purchase Exposition Co. has issued a call 10 stockholders for payment of 20 per cent. on their sub Seriptioas.
 Charles Bangert. Of Ferguson, Mo. established a shotgun patrol to pre- vent the proposed extension ef s street through his property. The Grand Army eHCampment at Cleveland. C.. celebrated the anniver- >ary of Perry'> naval victory on Lake Erie. Tuesday by grand parade of the naval veterans.
 \ coroner'> jury in Canada decided that no one was to blame for the death of Miss Willard, who lost her life in attempting 10 shoot the Nj aeara rapids in a barrel. An inmate of the soldiers home at Danville H.. was expelled because of having expressed appreciation of the attempt on President McKinley's life.
 Anarchist Leopold Trebitch was ar rested at St. Louis after attacking the owner of the land where his dug out was constructed because the lat ter insisted on payment of rent. John !. McCann. the St. Louis sim gle tax advocate and attorney. died at Eureka Springs. Ark. where he had gone in the hope of bettering his health.
 Concessions made by operators will. il is believed. forestall strike of coal miners that would have affected 4,o00 men in Kansas. Missouri and Okla hema
 The search for "Bossie" Francis. al- legged murderer of Mary Henderson, in Johnson county. Mo. is kept up by her brother. who is now in Kansas trailing fugitive negro believed to | be the man wanted.
 Gov. Dockery Of Missouri has issued proclamation offering a reward of >10o for the arrest and conviction of ] -RI9'A ' l'i CA- II tollt NilD nun dfi tti 1 Henry Nonsterl in Jefferson county June :. 1900.
 The saloon Of Charles Hollings- worth. at Edwardsport. Ind, was burned by an ineendiary. The saloon had just been opened in defiance of q warning notice.
 James NJ. Key. the confessed forrer and president of the wrecked Com mercial bank. of Andrews. Ind. has been taken 10 the penitentiary al Michigan City to serve an inaeterm- mate sentence.
 6erdon Marion and Dave Depottv alleged TO be the men who caused the ire which nearly swept away Jasper Tex, last spring. have been captured and bound over To the grand jury or a charge of arson
 Charles Cuneo. an aged Italian. who died few days ago at San Antonio Tex. left an estate believed 10 be val ued in the neighborhood of S2G0 0oO A legal battle for possession k proba. ble.
 James r. Irwin. deputy clerk for eight years and county clerk for two years at Burlington. la, committed suicide by hanging himself 10 rail Way bridge, Tuesday, on account oi i'll health.
The Forrest City times., 1901-09-13
rlII.RsnAY. Sept. i.
Grain and Provisions.

St Louis - Flour Patents S S41g9@' other grades S4 7g16=59. Wae@t-Ne. .<-.i'9a : teo' .1d7Ia4c Corn-Na mixed ose,s.2.;s ,,5. .s O1ts-No. 3, 31N5.isc. HaE-4 imolhs a si,,5s ,,@s lfl4 o1. prairie. g. gf8l-.51. clover, 1SSYs SS,s l2ee Butter Creamery. lsiIlie GaIry. lfa16c Esss-s,resh. -7'ec Laie -snss
 Choice steam se.' Pork-NeW Weal 1esS' $l575. Racon-Ciear rib, a-.c N9V.' fS,' -'rub-vVasbad f5424c. Missouri and ilh- nois. medium comting. Efl.c' .o,sn esns' grades. ls1lFc; angora goat nalf' o's-0N'
 Chlcaeo-CIoslng quotations N.she dnsaer September, 6sc; October ts'sc pesssrnher' pessnihpe' 7mlc. May, 73ssa73A.c GQEa~sJbpss'''557c ssbsr Be: Ma. ss7.c Sa;s-septemb4r, 8Ac; De De cember. 55aasisc. May, s-lsc. P9FA1sgy, 1s,'sTy ten6er sl4d2ie october ai7-'s s5a,er,. t5,ge, 3. $i572fzal5 .; May tl5 s7 LiFS-, Sl77.sTnher. bcr. s9 32i d9 35. october, & D. NoN SS fo, a.32is. Decsrr rber ss1s January, Y 6cto. sso. May. S9l5. Ribs-septemee N,'1s d x Ge'9 Der. & sue January, & le. A~S' s'--
The Forrest City times., 1901-09-13
No Official unform.,io,

Paris, Sept. 12.-Notwithstanding iae positive assertions made in set. frai newspapers that the ear had decided to visit Paris September 2C. the foreign office officials say they have received no official notification on tho subject
The Forrest City times., 1901-09-13
stannrd EIe,ntnr Ru.nsa

Jerseytille. Ill.,. Sept. I2.-The se. Nator belonging 10 the F. 0. Stanard Milling Co. of >t Louis, was burned. With its contents. Tuesday. The ele. vator contained 23,o0o bushels of wheat. loo bushels of corn and 20 barrels ot four. Two carloads of wheat, ou track. were also burned.
The Forrest City times., 1901-09-13
ENGAGED BY METHUEN.
Nautonder and DeIarey Driven Ero,, strong Position In Great
 Marie's Valley.

London, Sept. 12.-Lord Kitchener reports to the war office from Pre- toria as follows:
 Methuen engaged Nautonder and Delafey in Great Maries valley, Sep tember and September <. driying them from strong position Septem- Der <. The Boers left six dead Sen tember and l2 September <. Fortr- one prisoners were eaptured.o
The Forrest City times., 1901-09-13
HOWARD TRIAL GOES oVFR.
James Howard. Charged With tssnn. sin"tion of GoebeI. win Not
 be Tried This Term.

Frankfort, Ky, Sept. l2-JHdge T. r. Gordon filed motion in the How ard trial that the mandate of the court of appeals has not been filed and that the case can not stand for trlal in the court at this term Judge Cantrill sustained the motion. and James Howard, charged with assassi- nation of Goebel will not be tried at this term of the court.
The Forrest City times., 1901-09-13
Condition of Corn

Washington, Sept. l2.-The monthly repoY of the statistician of the de. partnient of agriculture shows the average condition of corn. on Septem- Der l, to have been 5l.7. There was a decline during August amounting to 2.3 points, and the caondition on the ist of the present month was lower
 pan on September l, 1901.
The Forrest City times., 1901-09-13
'an Der Nerve Surprised and l. i,.d

Natjesfontein, Cape Colony, Sept. ll--Col. Crabbe has surprised tn. camp of Van Der Nerve. the most trusted Iteutenant of Commanaaat Seheeper, killed him and Boer and made prisoners of .. of the loo men under Van ne,. ,t... we's commands
The Forrest City times., 1901-09-13
Mrs. Hearst uiiI Foot the Bill.

san Francisco. Sept. l2-Mrs. Phoebe Hearst has agreed 10 pay all the expenses tS58,e07 Yearl of a de- partmeut of anthropoloey at the Uni yersity Of California, which will be devoted especially to the study of indians of the Pacific coast.
The Forrest City times., 1901-09-13
Gratifying Wheat A,eranes

Washington, Sept. P. The average condition at harvest of winter and spring wheat combined, aeeordmgssso O the statistician of the department of agriculture, was s2S, against 696 last year, 70I in 1899, and ten-year aY- craze of s0.3.
The Forrest City times., 1901-09-13
A|LES OF O[D VETERANS.
Grand Parade of Visiting Veterans at the C. A. R. National En-
 campment at Cleveland.
HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS VIEWED 1T.
A Scene of Enthusiasm All Along the Line That Can Not be For trayed by Word Picture-a Spontaneous. Enthusiastic Trib- ute to Patriotism.

Cleveland. O.. Sept. 12.-Notwith- standing lowering clouds that con- stantly threatened a downpour of rain throughout the morning. the grand parade of the thirtx-ffith na- tional encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic was viewed by almost the entire population of 4O0.- too people of this city and nearly doubled by the visitors.
The Forrest City times., 1901-09-13
Killed by Rnhher..

Leadville, Col, Sept. l2.-Joseph Manchine, bar tender at rDettler's sa. loon, in stringtown. three miles from Leadville. was killed by robbers at midnight. One of the robbers was killed also.
The Forrest City times., 1901-09-13
Roosevelt Joins His FamtIv

Saratoga, \. Y.. Sept. 12-yice Pres. ident Roosevelt passed through here on his way 10 the Tehawus club in the Adirondaeks, where his family are 2 staying. He expectes 10 remain there 1until Friday.
The Forrest City times., 1901-09-13
THE CONsI OVER.
The Reports of the Physicians Cen
 ernIlt Favorable.

Nit5ura House. Buffalo. Sept. l..- The consultation was over at s:2s. and the doctors began coming from the house. Their reports were gen erallv favorable.
 Dr. Myuter says that all the news was favorable and that the action Of last night had proved beneficial. He felt more confident than at any time since the operation had been per formed "But t will be slow, said he The president will do well if he .s able to leave Buffalo in siN 1-..f-S
The Forrest City times., 1901-09-13
\ short senson at Nome.

Seattle. Wash, Sept. 12.- Summer is nearly over at Nome. AZ indications peiat To an early winter. which. after the late spring, will make a very short season.
The Forrest City times., 1901-09-13
Lire xtock Markets.

St. -Cattle-Fancy exports s9 5aS 6.i5. butchers. @L25a5.t.., s.9fAg' },i sg Hogs Packing S650g6.se, butchers So9sbb sbesn light. S5 5n9i6. O. Shrep- Mutton $2. 2.75d3 35. lambs S3.25sif s5
 Chieaeo-Cattle-G Good b prim,e, 5=,5s s5Ss5s s,; ss15a6.5l. poor to medium, sdrs sfgtj anj stockers and feeders < -9Q4-S S9 e 5,5,9 45, heifcrs. S5oq4se canners s5-g9.,l. 2 3s@.l il. calves. $3oOa6 9; Texas steers, Mixed western steers S2.75a525. 5oss rbotee and butchers. Se10a6 so; good 10 gsg9 sse9 heavy. ss 9as 9-12. rough r,a he1'3t ,o cnoics 6.40. light. S l0G679 sheep-Goaa .o ,o,,iyea. wethers. $ 75n4e eo. fair to cl9 ca9iSs Ss natiys S35ea3.f5 western sheep, S.!S4sz,S' 'Stsg lambs. s3 u1u5.ogi western !aihoS' 20
 Kansas Ctty-cattle- Native beef beesi sTssss. TeTss sl7ea5 ,g. fair to good $-.lNQ9..Ss' s,S beifars. cows. S2 l5a2Sa native cows aaS U, 4555t e5; s3 800 5do stockers and ffeders ,fex s < i5as55; r,,.lsz Ss tag,f 6a mixed S6.3ou6 8 l5n. 5'1.. $ee1s5.io yonkers S5eoa85.-&3 & sheepTsnnasa 5 ransa tons. B 2-503 Gp. lambs. i.'y.t sfaek. y,etTelS s3 i5m3. 50. ewes $25oltj.l9' ss0eA CTS and feeders, g. 1@tta -5
The Forrest City times., 1901-09-13

The parade started soon after ten o'clock and moved for five hours. Ohio. the last in line. did not start till long after noon. Before half the pro cession had formed. the advance de
The Forrest City times., 1901-09-13
Held Without Bail.

Chicago, Sept. 12.-Judge Chetlain decided to hold the Isaaks and other alleged anarchists without bail un- til Friday, the 18th. when argument will be heard on the habeas corpus petition.
The Forrest City times., 1901-09-13
With Imperial passenperx

hlei' sept l2.-rhe imperial Rus. siah yacht Pole Star, with the ezarina and her children on board, has arrived here.