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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-20
Mus Der um9e9enb.
ct. Muqufa.

&leiberbdnbler 6. 8. Mesrotb uon
ct. gloub bat feline In bieiem Comm
selesene, 100 Mder sroBe Sarm benz
Sarmer &arl 3ierotb, Ser uon Sab=
batota na@ Stearns gountp fam, fur
81, 500 uerfauft. = SEER Wtlb.
g%persmann bat iein Sem pon bier
nod ct. glouo perlest.
Srooten.
Montas Worsen serietb bic Wob=
nuns unieres aaufmannes Sultan
&anutIon in Brauo unb murbe benz
@rbboben slet6sema6t. Mu@ Der
@aarenporratb murbe fart beiddbist.
Nur NIT fnapper Notb retteten Serr
&anut1on unb Satin ibr 9eben. Dem
S9aben itebt nur eine 8erii@eruns
non $1,000 entsesen.
Abon.
Muf Nttras bes County : anwalts
Donobue lit bic sesen alb. &eb pon
ben @roBsei@morenen erbobene Rlase
rpesen unmoralii@en Insriffs nieberses
l9lasen rporben, unb bamtt bat eine
etelbafte Mnselesenbeit, bic auf uniere
Orti9aft Elm bunfles 0t6t mari, ibr
@nbe errei9t.- = etraut ruurben Mons
taa rudbrenb zines pou, bo9m. P. Otto
8. g. 9. sebaltenen 8rautamtes
@ilb. &eppers ,lnb 9ouiie @ela. @lad
gum Bunbel Gin bret Sabre altes
S6bn@en Der Srau 9euruns ftel
Sonntag non eineun Stubl unb brad
eineit Mrn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-20

ben 8ei&laifen 1T MUIR elmer an bic
Oeffentlt@tett selanst: bte grrt@tuns
bes pom ben paultften 3u lettenben
,Mpoitolic Miiiion 9auie" our 9erans
bilbuns uon Miiitonaren fur uniere
golonien auf benz NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
su seitatten. Ote llniuerlitdt Minz
iter, on beren Spite als &ector WaS
nificus befanntli4 Der pon Waibtns
ton messeetelte Prdlat Or Soiepb
Sdroeber ftebt. bat anndbernb 1000
Stubenten. Wie piele tmmatriculirte
S6rer Tam bieiem itattliden Corps
bic fatbolii9e llntueriitdt BON Waib.
ington seseniberiteqen2
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-20

Gem Sii9ofe O'galasban uon
gort bat Der 81. Sater tn. ether
Yripataubiens auf feline bitteren &la
gen iiber bic britii9e @epaltberri@aft
in Srlaub seantwortet: Ser 3aubers
fdliRsl sur eOiuns Der trii9en Srase
Jet cine nit Schulz %perbunbene tluse
Nusnisuns Der einmal beitebenben
polittiden Sage. Sen nationaliitt
fhen S6impfereten unb llmtrieben
m69te Der Sater Der gbriitenbett alio
bic Yolitif @inbtborits entseseniesen.
Sas mag bart iein fur bic bebrldten
Sren, aber es lit Der einSts m0sli4e
NAB einsis u%erninftiSe @es CUR Belle
rang ibrer Gage.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-20

.YraFpeat Glebelans belt an=
ABlt9 Der g%tnmeibuns Der reuer
4anbelstammer In Seem gorf Elm.
Nebe, in Der er benz llnternebmunss=
seift, Der SnteQtseuS unb Sbattraf1
Ses ameritauii@en @ei@dftsmannes
bobes Sob sollte. gr bob beruor, baf
Der Sanbel Der Meni@beit sesaltist
Otente seletitet, tnsem er i'm inter.
xatioaalen 8erfebr ben meni9li1er
Seotsmus unb bic 8esebrli6teit unter=
Sradt unb bur6 ebrli9e unb urban,
sesenleitise 8%ebanbluns eriebt babe
Ser amerifanilde @ei6dftsmann bab,
ieinen suten Huf mobluerbient. Seir
fabner @asemutb, feline bobe Sntel
hsenS unb @brltdteit i'm 0erfebr mi
anberen made i'm gum forti9rittli9
Hen aaer forti9rittli6en &aufleute,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-20

Der fribsr in meiten &reilen anse'
i.bene, r~euerbinss aber bur6 bic be
fannten gntbilunsen Der &oln'
Yollts,eituns in Serruf sefommen'
ReileI9riftiteller Scarf Wap bat, nil
mir aus ber 8iener &ei9spoit erIeben.
feline Siua vSlb Sbatterbanb" Be
Dresden perfauft unb sebenft mad
am.rita aussuwanberu. Ser anset:
ger bes @eitens, ben er In einem let
ner 8omane 10 m6rberii9 sepuft, ert:
ftirt leiber ni6t mebr, Inn i'm wiafom
mel, su beiBen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-20
Scr 8erwaltunssrath Der tatboli.


Scr &erwaltunssratb Der tatboli
fden uniueriftdt trat Oonnerftas II
Baibinston 5uiammen. Ct nabm BET
Sert@t bes &ecorbs entseSen = per
nutblt9 nit semti&ten @efiblen =
srnaunte 8ii@of 9artins pom Proui.
Sence an Statt bes perftorbenen gr3bi:
i@ofs gorrtsan3 gum Eruitee unb mdbl
te folSenbe 8eamten fir bas tommenb'
Sabr: Prditbent, Cardinal @tbbons
8ice, Prdfbent, gr3bii@of @tQtams
6ecretdr, 8ii@of Waes; S@asmet:
Per, Ebomas 9. @asSaman 9llfs'
f@asmeiter, Misr. gonaty. Dor
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-20

Die teuerri&tete Di6Seie 2eab in
Shb Oafota, bic nunmebr in Der 8er=
ion bes Nisr. Startba uon st. Saul
einen Oberbirten erbalten bat, umfaBt
gang Glib Oatota me5tlid pom Mii.
iourifuB, Elm anno6 ipdrli9 bemobn=
tes @ebiet, bas erit 1889 bur9 ger=
tras nit ben uriprinslt6en inbiani=
i@en 8eiibern Der Nnitebeluns croft
net wurbe. Ser 8ii9ofsltb 2eab lit
elm UNDERGRADUATES Conn i'm @ebiet
ber S9mar5en 8er9e, menise Weilen
iibweitlt9 BON benz btitorif9en Deab.
moob, In 9amrence County, i'm du=
beriten @eften bes Staates. Mit Der
s3eit mag ii@ bic nere Di6ceie gu ei.
mem uolfretden unb moblbabenben
Sprensel entmideln. benn iie umfaBt
uiel fru@tbares 3anb ; u%orldufis aber
mtrb MiSr. Stariba in benz ausse=
bretteten @ebtet, mo- nur menise fa=
tbolii@e Samtlten 3mil9en Snbianer=
reieruationen melt Seritreut mabiam
um's Oafein rinsen, fetnesmess auf
Stolen 9ebettet ietn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-20
9as oemofratii@e Sotuut, pel1ei

9as oemofratii4e Sotum, wel@es
in ben Nenenslanb= Staaten tn ben
lebteu Sabren betrd@tlt9 susenom
men bat, errei@te in Der iinsiteu
8abl In Waha@uietts cine unse
w6bnli& bobe Differ. Col: @afton,
Der bemotratii@e @ouuerneurs &an=
btbat erbielt uoue 40, 900 Sttmmen
u.ebr, als Soitab quincy, Der i'm
uoriSen Sabre Der bemotrattl9e &an=
btbat NOR. Sc lit ofenbar, baB bic
impertaltiii9e Bolitif Der republitanis
i9en Partei nirsenbs l6drfer beurtbetlt
mtrb, als In ben ibermtesenb republic
fanii@en 0euenSlaub= Staateu, unb
baB bic alten bemotratii9en @rurb=
idse u~nierer 0dter bier mebr Broie
lpten fur bic bemofratti9e Partet mo
den, als ionftmo in ben Ser. Staa
ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-20
Geaeralmaier g. 9. Oouns, me

Gsasralmaiar g. g. ouns, MEL
der tn e.utSen Wonaten On Stelle bes
in ben Sutherland treten6en General
2teutenant Wiles ben 8efebl lber BITE
Sunbesarr,ee erbdlt, lit Elm 8eteran
Ses Sirsertrieses unb bes ipanii@en
&rieses unb bat ii9 aud als tl6ner
Snbianer=8 etdmpfer einen Namsn &C.
ma9t. @te General Wtles 'tft aud
Sen. Douns nt@t aus ber Wilttdrz
ataoemie gu Weitpotnt b%eruorsesan=
gen, ionbern begun feline militdrti@e
Saufbabn In etnem Sreimtutsen=& esi
nent CUR 3eit bes 8arserfrieses. &C.
seral Youus mar betanntli9 elmer BET
bret amerifanti9en @enerdle. rpel9e
ben iansfen &aiierzM an0uer1 tn go
fen b%eipobnten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-20
NG4Re ISOLDE ,uirb In Manila efu

NG4ife ISOLDE rptrb In Manila etne
gonferen3 Der 8ti@6fe, Briefter unb
ionitiser Tabrer Der r0mtf@ tatboli=
i@en Stride Der Ybtlippinen ftattfin=
BEN. IS beRebt bic Mbit9t, eine Dent
i@rift an ben apoitoliideu Delesaten
fur bic Pbilippiuen. Msr. @uibi. ab.
3ufafen unb In berielben BITE Stefuns
ber neuer Stride bar3ulesen. gtne
an5abt einseborene Yrteiter, rpel6e
NIT bteier 8emesuns ipmpatbi1ren,
it@ berielben aber nod nidt anse=
i4lo1en baben, werben, bepor fe it@
fur bes 5eitbalteu an Der r6mii9sfa
tbolii9en Stride ober fur ben l1eber.
tritt CUR neuen &ir9e enti9eiben, INN
eine Gubten3 BET Subj nadiu@en.
Wan lit Der Gnit@t, baB @uibi iid
nit Der &ir@enfrase befafien ptrb, BE-
Dor er ft6 NIT benz @ouperneur Soft
auf 11nterbanblunsen rpesen Der 2dn=
bereien Der W0n@sorbeu einldBt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-20
: Inter Ste St. gloub BON, pi

- Inter Ste St. gloub pom 20.
lttti&en @ei@id sinitis beba&ten
S6bne itnb n~euerbinss bic 6erren
s. u. Marttn unb &arl s. Mobs au
3dblen. griterer ipurbe infolse Der
&%eitsnation bes 6errn SO. &. See
BON @ouuerneur 8an Cant In bic
Staats : gontrolbeb0rbe ernannt,
wdbrenb 9err Mebs iest bic Ste0e
bes 9errn Wartin ais grecutiuz Glerf
bes @ouuerneurs 8an Sant einnimmt
6errn Wartin's Sabressebalt betrast
$3, 500 unb bas bes Serrn Mobs
81, 800.
SIN Der uon Srau Waria Seen
nebp sesen bic Stabt %erbobenen, auf
nabesu $4,000 lautente en- S6abeneriab
flaSe wurbe Otenitas Worsen Der
&ldserin pon ben @ei9morenen bic
Summe BON $1425 Suseiproden.
Srau &ennebp fam bur9 einen idab=
baften Seitenmes gu S9aben. 8ld
Se,in mar bur9 Mnmalt Tbeobor 8rii=
ner unb bic Staot bur9 bic Strma
CALHOUN & Bennett, lesterer Stabt
anmalt, uertreten.
-Sacob &raft, mel9er felt Witte
October BET ieinem tn Minot, q. g.,
mobnenben S@maser Sos. 2enarb
rueilte. 400 Ct bauernbe unb lob
nenbe 8ei@dftisuns bate, 1T gnbe
LETTER Wo9e wesen @rfranfuns 1et
ner &inber nod 9auie sur idsefebrt.
Serr &raft mar auf ieiner Seimitdtte
bet Mtnot, no CT NIT leinem S9ma
ger cine 60xs0 SUP sroBe Sdeune
baute. Na@ &usiase bes Germ &raft
mar bic @itteruns In Norbbatota et=
ne sinitise, namentli@ fir bas @teb.
@tne 9eerbe uon 100 Stid &inbpieb
bradte er unb iein Sdmaser pon Der
&anse surid. DaS 2anb lit in Der
l1msesenb uon Weinot iebr gut unb
basielbe brinst einen suten Yreis.
- 9err ST. SO. Scott, ,pel&er
nabeSu 3met Sabre als Stabtbert9ter:
ftatter Der st. gloub Times bie treff
lt@iten Oienite leiitete, bat feline &e=
Equation einserei@t unb mtrb eine
9let4e Stelun9 tint y@ranb Sorts
9erolb" autreten Nls 8eridteritats
ter bat 9err Scott ausseaeidnete
@ortbetle, bic er gun, 8eften Der
nEtmes" unb beren 9eier perrpenbete
unb bas 8latt 10 melt bradte, baB es
tdslt6 als ansenebmer @aft ieinen
utelen 9eiern suseididt rpurbe. Sur
ieine B%emibunsen Inn bas 8eite Der
Stabt eritattete ber Stabtratb In iei
ner Montas Mbenb sebaltenen Sibuns
tbm etn Oanfespotum ab. Sem I1ei=
benben 9errn Scott, In rpel9em au9
mtr etnen ti9ttsen Witarbetter auf
iournalitii@em @ebtete a9teter unb
ebrten, mini@en MIR ben alIerbeiten
grfols auf ieinem neuen Arbeitsfelb.
- Sn Der an, Montas Mbenb &c:
baltenen ipeateQen 8eriammluns Der
Staotpdfer rpurbe etne Sentun9 bes
Sid. @eibs abausStanals anseorbs
net. Stabt : Snsenteur Chute unter.
brettete etne Nbiddsuns Der nit Der
MISUNDERSTANDING Der 5. Nue.
n6rblt@ entlans perbunbenen Soften,
unb BITE Stabtudter lesten bic biesbe-
aiisli9e Ibi@dbuns auf S3,156.2 20.
Das aus ben 9erren 6. 8. Mtpoob,
8. 8. &omalfomsfi unb Oapib Sec
@artp beftebenbe Wahermerte: gomite
unterbreitete einen sebarnti9ten Bro=
teft sssen bas Nniinnen bes Serrn
&epnolbs, bes Nnmalts ber Eruft.
9eieqi@aft, melder BEN Stabtratb fir
etmaise weitere EppbusfdQe in ct.
Gloub uerantwortli9 balt unb bic
Stabt smtnsen m09te, Ser senannten
Sruitseieqidaft in ibrem Sanbeln Der
Stabt seseniber suntqen gu iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-20
Nm 9anfiagurgstage wirb be-

Sodwirbisite SiidOf Geo 9aib i'm ct.
1sarp's college In Belmont ben ,euer.
nanten Ibt &arl Wobr gum eriten Ibt
Der ct. 2eo's Ibtei tn Slortba mel
ben, Oas SEQ college wurbe 1898
pom Der Ibtei in Belmont sesrinbet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-20


= @elesentli9 Der Wontas Nbenf
i'm 8eretnslofale Der 9ermunnSl6bnt
9ebaltenen 8eriammlun9 nurbe mad
Nbmideluns Der &outtne 9ei9dftt
Der 80. SABRE Stag beS gtntritts bes
6errn 10. Gutenberg In BITE 0ose
bur@ eine redt ansenebme l1nterbal.
tuns sefetert, mobei benz beutl9en Ste:
bepoae &e4nuns setrasen ruurbe.
* n ether Montas Nbeub sebal:
tenen 8etiammluns fam cine Orsani
iation uon @eiddftsleuteu gu Stanbe.
nel@e bic 9orberettunsen fur bas
8enef fit 8ar quet unb ben Bau treffer
ueroen, mas gu gbren bes 0errn IS.
Garter BET Der 8olenbuns ,eines neuer
8lod tn benz berrliden @e6dube ent:
ueber oussanss Oe5ember ober an:
fanSs Sanuar 9eseben mir.
= Cine 3m6lf Sabre cite So9te,
bes pon Der Prets & @im aer 8rau.
Seieuidaft anseiteIten Nuauit Bad
mann wurbe Samitas DOT a9t Saser
BON Or. Suit. S@wp5er, Der fribe1
tn ct gloub pratti3irte, ,peseu Tuf
gelententSanbunS opertrt Oie Opera.
ton bate einen 9uten @erlt III, unb bai
Mdb6en. mel9es Monate lang tn BE-
banbluns anberer Nerate itanb, rutri
btnnen auraem sebetlt In bas gltern:
bauS 3u,idtebren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-20


2este @ode itarb Der nabe bieier
Stabt mobnbaft se,ueiene Serr sSauses
Morris I'm uorseridten alter BON SO
Sabren. Ser 8eritorbene mar elmer
Der Pioniere bieier @esenb unb err
treute f9 nod bis Dor 3ueiEaaen Dor
ietnem Eobe Der beteu @eIunb6.it.
Sreitas Morsen fanb bic 8eerbisuna
pom Der trii@= tatbolii6en airde aus
itatt. -Serr Sid. Minnette leifet in
ct. gloub beim &reisseridt @ei@wo=
reaeu. Diente. @iemobl es ibu. in
ct. @loub moblersebt, iebnt Ct 1i@
bod ieinem S&reiben semdb mad
Wtuttern 3urad. - Sn Der 2lase Der
Strmo WcD Donald, 9oob & 9enns
gesen ben Err euator Seinri&5 2el=
Ter ertannten BITE @ei9morenen lesten
Sreitas Der tlaaenben Sirma onfott
Der uerlansten $50 bic rptnaiae Gums
me pon $40. Is gu. 9err aeGer ruurbe
bur4 anmalt Ebeobor Briuer rou
st. gloub pertreteu.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-06
conferenee or 1soer ssmpatnaxers.

Conference of Eber sympathixers.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 6.-A conference of Boer sympathizers representing German and Irish societies in Greater New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Prov idence and other cities has been held here for the purpose of considering the relief of the foreign soldiers of the Boer army who are now prisoners of war in the hands of the British. Much difficulty had been experienced by the various societies interested in ascef- taining the exact number and location of the prisoners, but the missing infor- nation was supplied by a young Irish man named Michael F. Hearn of West
 field, Mass, who landed in Boston from Ceylon last week. A letter from MT. Hearn was read giving the names of sixteen Irishmen, members of the Irish brigade, now confined at the prison camp at Ragafno, Ceylon, and recommending how money should be forwarded to defray their expenses.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-06
Crimes Act Denounced.

DUBLIN, Ireland, Sept. 6.--At the public meeting held here which was convened by the lord mayor of Dublin to. protest against the recent proclama- ton of the crimes act in five Irish counties it was resolved to hold a dem- onstration in Phoenix park Sept. A. The voting of this resolution was re- ceived with shouts of We shall be bludgeoned, as in 11891." John Red- mond, leader of the Irish party in the house of commons and chairman of the United Irish league, denounced the proclamation of the crimes act as a gross and wicked outrage issued at the whim of a despot and gang of absentee landlords.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-06
TIsTRICT OF WATEKBURY ss PRO,

nISTRICT OF WATERBURY SS PRO- A@ bate Court. Aug. g7, rL902
 Estate of Catherine Cooney, late of Water bury in said district. deeeased
 The Court of Probate for the district of Wat erbury hath limited and ,allowed six months from the date hereof, for the creditors Of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within said time, will be de- barred recovery. All persons indebted to sad estate are requested to make immediate pay ment to
 Annie Barrett, Admlnistratrix.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-06
Land In Scranton settre..

SCRANTON, Pa, Sept. 6-Another
 settling of the surface of the Tripp park section of the city has occurred About twenty-five acres went down from one to five feet. The Delaware, Laekawanna and Western railroad tracks settled five feet in the center of a fifty yard disturbance, and an trains had to be run around the keyser val. ley branch. The settling results from the caving in of abandoned mine work jugs in the old !IFipp slope,
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-06

that MT Lilley will be nominated ana elected. Mayor Thayer of Norwich, prominent gubernatorial possibility, lis quoted as having expressed fear oI the same result. One reason for the contemplated retirement of Frisbie IS said to be found in the fact that Litch- l4ield and Fairfield counties have raked LID an old score against him and that lit is not considered improbable they might feel inclined to do him harm. MT Frisbie. as 3 member of the state central committee at The time of the Fessenden-F yler, Warner-McLean war, was most active in securing the ad- mission to the convention of the Fylef- Mclean delegates from Cornwall elected, according to the FessendeIl- Warner forces, in most shamefully inl- proper fashion. Litchfield and Fair field counties, which fairly love the one time candidate from Salisbury, have remembered this. There have been mutterillgs in the northwest which have been heard as far as the capitol city.--New Britain Herald.
 O.
 The original and energetic campaign of MT Lilley of Waterbury for the re- publican Congressman at large nomina- ton continues unabated, notwith- standing the general admission that he has the thing he seeks ill his pocket. But that complaeency with which the machine at first viewed his boom is getting very much disturbed as the convention approaches. It has grad uaIly dawned upon the state at large that Mr Llifey was. at one time part ner of Swift of Chicago, one of the main pushers Of the now cordially hat ed beef trust Trusts are just now mighty good things for the men who want the votes of the people to let alone. MT LilIey's opponents are in dustriously circulating all the facts of his former connection with the trust. Mr LilIey has denied that he ever had any profitable connection with the Swift concern, and it is wholly be1iey- able that he lost more than he made by the association of his name in it. As for the way he made his money, he can prove an alibi-he made it in real estate. Nevertheless, the trust business has pretty thoroughly scared some who were formerly backing MT Lilley. They are afraid the demo- crats will put up strong man, make the most of the trust matter in the campaign, and lick Lilley out of his boots. Therefore they are limiting as pointedly as they dare that MT Lilley should step down for the good of the party. But it isn't at all sure he will heed their hints. He has a mind of his own. be is convinced that the trust staint is, as far as he is concerned, all poppycocly, and he has n good grip on s.ie nomination. There is good req son to believe that he will keep it. Verify, the troubles of the republican machine with refractory boom breed CTS are passing worrisome this year. New London Telegraph.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-06
xn1tan May sett1e

CONSTANTINOPLE. Sept. 6.-The United States minister. John G. A. Leishman, who intended to start with his family on vacatiops has post poned his departure from Constantine pie until Monday i'll Consequence of a request Of the sultan to see the minis ter before the latter left. All the re- cent claims of the United States are in course of settlement.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-06

In the matter of the nomination for congressman at large there is a rumor from Hartford to the effect that MT Frisbie. having found the road hard one tU travel, is considering the advis- ability of retiring, leaving the field open to the Hon George l.. Lilley of Waterbury. Frank ]. Naramore of Bridgeport is out with the statement
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-06

The latest report from the republi- can camp is to the effect that Fred B. Cross, alderman from the second ward, is a candidate for the nomination for representative. Mr Cross is a scholar of high degree in the art of politics. For number of years he held political office of some kind and is very valu- able man in his party. MT Cross makes the fourth man mentioned for representative on his party ticket.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-06

The presence of Harry B. Carter's name on the town delegation from the. second ward gives color to the report that he is a candidate for the nomina- tion for representative on the republi- can ticket. It is said that it is very probable the other nominee will be Kelly, the baker, providing he desires to be. Mfr Kelly has not yet been heard from on this matter.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-06

The result of the Gui1ford democratic caucus held Thursday night gives Charles A. Tomlinson four more dele gates to support him in his effort to capture the democratic slirieyalty nom- ination. His opponents in Guilford put up a good fight, but they made miss which is as good as a ftlrlong in poli- tics. Tomlinson's friends say that he has now seventy votes pledged to him. which is enough and several to spare The. Guilford state delegation is said to be for Cary.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-06
FOR SALE.

The large flne brick residence with lot of about 12O feet on North Main street, being No 161. formerly occu- pied by myself and family, and for the past few years by the Union Club. is now in the market.
 This is to-day one of the pest 1oca- tons m our prosperous city for 9 uootors home and offices, or can be used and improved for other profitable purposes.
 I win give the right party one Of the best real estate deals that was eyer offered in central property. Will make terms to suit purchaser. Call on
 WILLIAM ]. SCEILEGEL, Fos this and other bargains in Water bury real estate, in the Lewis building, No 65 Bank street.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-06

Taylor, Berlin: John H. Dillon, Thoin- as 1. Kinney, Fred Brethauer, James J. Carr, New Haven; Hon Archibald NIcNeil, Bridgeport; John F. Holohan, Waterbury.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-06

5l15 +NON l4OuOQA put HI Slt contest and the genial Thomas isn't a poor boy any more. He hasn't been oreanizing trusts and watering stocks for the exclusive benefit of the man in the moon.-New Haven Leader.
 People are beginning to ask where the shrievalty convention will be held As the calling of this body rests with Robert Mcrath there is every reason to suppose that it will be held here. unless he is opposed to Mayor Charters, which is very doubtful, as MT McGrath al ways stood with the labor democracy and was recently initiated in the Bar tenders organization. There is no req son in the world why the convention should not be held here. Business rea- sons furnish the very best reason of all. and besides being a union man. he is first of all a business man. Every accommodation the delegates would re- quire can be had here. Waterbury has been going to New Haven long enough for candidates and it is about time that New Haven should come to Waterbury for them. MT McGrath has not yet said where the convention will be held