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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-12

9on Der gomin &ap M. 6. 2ir1e
am Der @ooblapn Ipe. unb 2aureI Str.
fanb beute Iadmittas bas 9ei6enbe-
sdnsniB oes ON MOntas 10 pIOslia aus
benz 2sbsn seibisoenen 6. Senrp
q o iebrof itott. 3ablreid paren
Die Greunbe, pel9e fid Der Uerbli5ene
our5 feline oielen oortrsfiiiben Gbarae-
tereiseni6aften sTpor6en bate, err
idienen, um ibm Die lebte Gbre su err
psiien. Serr Yaitor peters, peI9er
ieit uislen Sabren nit sem @erbli6ensn
befreunbet mar, tpiomete bemiel6en
einen fuarm empfunbenen Na5ruf.
Die 30sIinse Der protect. 8aiIen-
Initalt ian9en unter Ger oeituns bes
Woilenoaters rlebrere @bor1Ie. 6err
Paitor Yeters tuuroe bel DER 9eitunq
oes Srouers8ottesoienites uon Yaitor
QatbroD, Dem Seeliorecr Der We. e.
@smeinOe, unteritiibt. Sie Seiiebuno
Der 9ei9e eeidob auf benz @rown 0ili
2irdbof. Sas Sirettorium oes $. 81,
S. Waiienoereins, uel9es Elm praht.
poles, cine balb 9sofnete Sbitr bar-
iteilenoes 8Iumeniiif 9eianot bate,
ioipie Die 9ireftoren bes @ccinbentaI
8au-Nereins uno Der YVtarion SitIe
Co." iparen in corpore eridienen. au4
iie batten pradtuolle g.umsnsa5en se-
ipenbet.
als 8abrtud"d5er iunsirten bic
5erren Sobn Stees, Senrp 3I5Is,
SaoiS. 5wei MitsIisosr oss Siretto.
RUINS Der Narion Sitle Co., fowie
,nei pDtbias Sitter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-12
2orb 9mferin,
Sin berbprrasenSer ensfiider
diplomat geifprben.

2onbon, II. Ssbr. Ser Wsarquis
BON Sufferin. ebeinaIs General 0ou-
perneur bon Canada, Elm beroorra9en-
Der englifder Diplomat, lit beute
Morsen auf isinem eanbFse in Srlanb
seitorben. 2oro Sufferin bat SabIrei9e
boSe biplomatifbs Stsllen befIeioet.
Ser Sob ieinss Sobnes in Guo slfrita
batte ibn nieoersei9mettert. Seiiber
rionnte er f5 ni9t erbolen. Damn
tumen Der Sebli9Ias Der 9Onoon. ano
Globe 6inance Corporation uno unoere
inansiellen Wioerpdrtisteiten, Die er
fb itart 81 SerSen nabm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-12
gfo. AS

S9offmeiiter, 6r. Stedan, 8. Borders, /,
Sbeo. gansbein, Soc Sorbes, 9r.
9assaro, 6. Monninser, 8. YictOr,
y. s. 2noosI, Gbas. 9auer, Or.
S3afer, Greb. 9teoebaie, g8m. Meier,
Sm. @cllratb, 6. 9repes, Sac
&Oller, CHARLES Wsanp, Or. Otorris,
Werner amiet, Sreb, 8rofa.t, 81.
Seioenitider. Dr.. 2obrmann, Sobn
greil. Sacob 8eder, Sobn SeinIein
ST., Or. Martser, 8. Sollman, Geo. /.
OswaIo, 8m. @oruboIt, u. Boil, Sr.
Paes, 9. S. Wteier, Carl @ader, s..
Wtalcus, Sac. eonoren, u. Sauier, Or.
Yettijobn, g. older.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-12
@un ciaeHi @ebiraihlas beia!lem.

Charles S. Saples Sr., SbeiIbober
Der Girma 6. S. Gap!es &; Co., wurbe
Feute Sormittas in isiner Office an Der
on Martet Str. oon elmer leibten
@sbirneridItteruns beiroHen. Ser
redte Irm uno Die rehte Seite ipuroen
tbeilpeiie 9eIdbmt. Gs selans Ben an-
itrensunssn Der Sottoren Samsion uno
8ater ieoo6 ben 9aiIent ouBer @efabr
;u bringsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-12

"a. B. 6eiotamp, @boIeiaIe-
S,6noler in Wein, Whisties uno
9iquoren, beiinset fid iest IN ieinem
neuen 2otole, No. 450 On Wolbinston
Siro6e. Veues Selepbon 1903.
E@ Sie Samen BEG Vereins Ser
.oismeinni5t~ werocn mor9en Sla3mit-
toa Die 6die Der Grau SieroOrf in
.Seren gSobnuns. go. 1910 BART Aoe..
iein. Ssute Ra9mittag porsn pc be-
Jrau ausuit 8uidmann su 6alt.
- 91m. o. 99eih, "Semper
Paratusn Scmple &oom, IL Gun
NteriOion Str. 6einite 0etrdnte, be't'
s@isarrsn, ssl5madUoasr Sun9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-12
Sis sbsltpuias Sabn ST.
iellidaft
9limmt Die SeSiusuusen Der Stras
senbabms @eIeili1aft aa.

Sic ySnoidnupOIis, SbeIbpoiae uno
Soutbeoitern Srattion Co." bat Die
@traBenbabnseisai9uft benaari4tist,
Die SeSinsunsen, psl9e 9rdfosnt Wte'
e@owan oen Sntsrurban Seleul9aften
9elteat bat, an3unebmen.
Sieietben louten, baB Die Sbelbp-
bile 60. Die 6eleile uno Die Setriebs'
trait Der StraBenbabnseieai4oft innsr-
balb Der Stoot segen Saarsabluns Oon
ibrei Gents fur ieoen 9afasier benussn
tann.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-12
Gine SrapsSfiinitleriu
Sn eimem 1beater setDStet.

Rem Or t, 3D.. Il. Gebt. eUd
@ilbsrt. cine srapestanitlerin, fanb
ibrsn Sob i'm gODbutan Sbsater ssiterm
abeno.
Sic prooasirte iib auf Dem Srapes
bod oben i'm Dome beg Sbeaters. Sbre
= je i4Iapften aus unO tie fel Don ei-
nsr 6obe BON 40 SUB fopfIber in Die
Siefe. Sic mar ausenbIidli9 toot.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-12
9Segen 9iebifabls In Detroit
scsudmi@t.

Cant. @erber uno Detective Morsan
uer9oiteten 8. g. gomar uno ipsrrteH
ibn als SultisFiiatliHs ein- Or wirb
beIhuIoiat, einen nit Siamanten be-
febten Ring i'm @ertbe BON $3.50 se-
itOblen gu baden. Ser &ins wuroe in
5einem BeEb gefuHoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-12
SerleBt
SsnfDlse elmer @aIolims GrplOiipm.

Sn Der 6drberei BON Sobn 6. Wter-
ritt, go. 915 8iob!e Str., erplooirte
seitern Ha9mittas cine &anne nit Ga
iolin. ruel6es Merritt gum &einieen
pom 3ubern 5enuben moate.
gr erIitt empfinbIi5e @unoen on
oen Sdnbeu uno i'm @elt9t.
Gin sSeuer, ueldes burd Die Grplo-
iion entltano, ribtete einen S9aoen
non einigen bunoer. Dollars an.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-12
Sin 8iebftabl in Der Sibliotbef.

SRI. Srounins, bic Superintenosn-
tin Der oHentIihen 8iblioibet, bat be-
ri9tet. baB ibr aus Der Saiie. in ueIdsr
is Die StrafseIosr auf3u5emabrsn
paest, $40 seitobleu uurosn. Rie
Sa4e uiro ieitens beS G9aIratbs
untsrIu9t meroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-12
s. @eilaher'S @irtbi9aft,
90 6entufp 9lbenme.

aR Am S4luhe Ger aeseI Saifon
loa bier Elm eroBes Staats-Resel.
5ournier itattfinoen.
@pttfrico Monninser's Gafe,
Ohio uno Sainois Ctr. 8roBte
auswaDl In &beinpeinen, WbiSties
uao Gisorren, ioluie in alien Selitat-
efen Der Sliion. sileiniser aseni
pom Ger beriibmten Mar!e m6ilper Mss
gllo!ut gure &pe."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-12
Commercial 9lub.

Die neuerpdblten Sirettoren ocs
Commercial 2lu5 ba5en iib pie ioist
organiiirt:
YraFosnt-6. 6. G,aoin.
l. -Yrdiioent-6. 81. 9erron
2. Uics.YraIssnt-a. u. Barnes.
Sdasmeilt.r-W. g. @lion.
Setreta,-@eo. 6. punt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-12
.. u. 9. @aiienusrein
Takt SrauerbefdJliifie fur Den rer'
itorbenen 6. Senrp 8oiebrpf.

@sitern N6eno bieIten Die VorItanos-
mitstieber bes Seuti9en all9emeinen
Brot. @aiienoereins cine Grtra 0er=
tlammluns i'm ootalc bes 9errn Soiepb
8. S9aub, UNI anlaBli9 oes unper-
bofft pl0bIi6 eia9etretenen Sooes oes
@ereins- Setretdrs, 6. Senrp &olebrod,
Srauerbei6IiiIIe gu fuhen.
Gs wurbe beidIoNeR, ii9 in corpore
beute Nadmittas an Der 2ei9enfeier su
betbeiliseu uno elm Blumeaitad auf ous
6rab oes 0srblibenen gu Iesen. Jerner
Duroen Die Serren Seinrid &uIle,
Soiepb s.. S9aub uno Senrp Bauli
als Gomite ernannt, um poiienbe
Srauerbei9liife gu faiIen. Sieies
Romite unterbreitete bann foIeenbe
Srauerbei9liiiIe, Die cinitimmis an9e'
nommcn wuroen, um Dem 9rototoll en-
oerIeibt uno in ben 3eitun9en perohent-
li9t au !peroen
I'm ben 8ernaItungsrab bes SeutI6en
Ia9emeinen YroteItantilben
gBaiIsn.0ereins
@eebrte Serren !
.Sa es bem Serrn iiber 9eben unb
Soo eefallen bat, uniern 9eliebten
Greunb uno Wtitarbeiter Serrn 6.
Seinri5 &oIebrod in Die Gwi9teit gu
rufen. 10 iei es beidloiien, baB mir in
Dem Seimsan9 unieres lansidbrisen
phibtgetreuen Setretdrs e!nen sroBen
| gerlult erbliden, Der niat iebr leidt gu
srieben lit. 6erner iei es 5eialohen.
SuB mir als @lieoer bes 8erpo tunss-
ratbs an ieinem 9ei9enbesrabnib tbeil.
nebmen.
Srodnet Cure Sammsr-S brdnen,
4 6eitert Euren triben 8lid
4 Senn es brinst feiH ban9es Sebnen
Sbn, Der BON @ud iaieo, suriid.
I'D, bie.boloe Stimnl unb Geoe
llno Ser aiebli9teiten ieoe,
, llnb Iein freunblibes @elidt
&ubt i'm Trieoen, tebret ni9t,
@lei9 bes SelSes 9lumen idwinbet,
gBas bo Iebet rings umber;
Srauerno iudt Ger 6reuno uno finos
{ 9en seliebten 6reunb nibt mshr.
Dor bem matten @reis am Stabe.
/. Sintt Ser Singing unb Ser 8nabe
) ltno 10 siebt bas ftille 8rab,
D Sen mir Iisbten, aub binab.
= 8al0 sieGeidt, ad, balo oeriawunbe
SIT aud unisre 9e6ensseit,
limo, tper ipeiB, bon uui'ren Gtunbe
4ommt bic Iebte wobl nod beut'.
., la6t @ottes 8e9 uns iuanoeln,
I SIMMER gut unb rebLi5 banbeln,
SaB mir, wenn Der @ater ruft,
i 6reuOis iintsB in Die 6ruft.
9enr9 &uiie,
i Soiept s.. S6aub, &omiie.
9enrp Pauli.
. 8is elm permanenter yto6foIser I'll
: Den 9erblidenen erwdblt ueroen tanr
ttpiro 6err GILBERT Sabm, auf Griube
! oss 8orItanoss Die Setretarfeae pc,
4 ieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-12
Stdbtii6es.

Or. Sablo BON Der rdotii9en De-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bat benz Wtapor ben
@orI9Ios gema9t, oaB Die Staotoer-
moItuns betreffs zines 9ospitals fdr
S6winoil6tise 9unb in 9anS nit Der
Tlotper NsiiIon arbeiten ioa. Gin
9bilantrop bat Der @obltbdti9teits-
GeielI5oft $4,000 fur ben 3ued Ser-
iproden, nit Der Seoinsung, baB Die
G,eIel 6uit weitere $4,000 aufbrinse
Or. &abIo's 8ori9las sebt nun oabtn
oos Die Stabt oisie $4,000 aufbrtnse
uub Swar our5 Donation oes Sauplases
ouf Den 5ospital- -Sriinesn uno oart
appropriation oes &eitbetrases.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-12
8. 3. s. g.
Die meuem Senmten DER Staatss
@roRsSuse.

.Sn Der seitern Naamittus itaitse=
fuuSenen SatuBIibuns Der Snoiana
Stuats @roB 2ose bes 8er6eIIerten
Orbens Der Yptbias @itier purbsm
iolsenbe 8eamte erwdbIt:
Gr-@rob- -&ommanoeur-Sr. 6. 90. |
Sassaro, Snb 'pIs., pboenir 2ose
30 4.
@roB-&ommanbeur-Sobn Seinlein,
Sno 'pIs., Sdiller No. 2.
@iee @roB &ommanbeur-S. 9.
6rope, Muncie, Banner 2ose So. 6.
@roB.Yrdlut-W. &asan, Sno 'pIs.,
Columbia 2ose gio. 8.
@roB-@affenmeiiter-Oan. GIuIier,
Serre Saute, MoItte 2ose SO. 7.
GroB- -S@reiber So. 81. SOffman,
Sno 'pls., aOcrnsr 9ose $40. l.
@roB- S4asmeiitsr-Sp. u. Mesel,
indianapolis, Yboenir 9ose SO. 4.
6roB-Sruitee = 9enrp &oientboI,
Guansoills, arminius 9ose go. 4.
Senrp @Iansrde BON Serre Saute
uno Soiepb Seller BON bier.
Sie neuen 8camten purben pom
fun9irensen Supreme &ommanoeur
Sacob 6. Sieler initallirt uno bann er-
erfolste na@ Grleoisune anoerer, niGt
fir Die OeffentIiafeit bereaneter @s-
ibdfte, 9ertasuns bis sum ndditen
Sabre.
Im Ibsno fano In bem In seidmad-
poller @eiie oeforirten sroben Saale
oes Geutiden SauIes Der BON ben biei=
gen 9osen gu gbren Der @roB- -8eamtsn
uno Der Selesaten oeranitaltete Ball
itatt. Ser Beiua besleIben ibertraf
Die tiibniten @rpartunsen oes arranse-
ments-aomites. Ser md1tise Gaol.
iomie ieine aussebebnten Tebenraume
paren biz melt iiber Die Mitternadt-
itunoe binaus nit elmer fold bidten
Msni9enmenss ansefillt. bab ss ei,i
tOrmIi3es aunititiid mar, einen SIP.
plas su ertansen. ''
an Der 9olonaiie nabnen nod obcrs
Hd5Ii9er S9dbuns minoeitsns 25O
paare tbeil.
SieIeIbe murbe BON ben Mi:slisbern
Der gompasnte u. Der 9ptbian @uoros
unb beren Samen eroffnet unb ir
li9nsi5iasr @siie aHsaefihrt. -
Cine ansenebme abmedsluns bilbet.
oas Grersiren Der n9ptbian @uaros"
\ iuel9es unter benz 8ommanoo bes CAPT
Gorbes augsefiibrt pprbe. SerieI5t
, Iest NIT ieinen @anni9aften sroBt
Gbre elm. Sie peribieoenen epolutio.
men, nelde Die uniformirten Gitter in
prdciIer @eiie burdfiibrten, tpuroer
ieitens oeS Yublitums nit anbaItenbem
BeiIall aus9eSei5net. Ser Supreme=
Rommaneeur Capt. Sacob 8ieier seih-
neie ben Capt. Sorbes nod beionoers
aus, inoem er linn Elm pra9tpollss
&oien=Souquet iiberrei9te.
Damn muroe nod, unbetImmert oa'
rum, baB Der Gidermittpob bersits on.
9ebro6en mar, nod man1e Stunot
lang froblid oas San3bein seibwun.
gen.
!. 9ie &omites, uelbe ii9 um ben gr
fols BEG Seites oerbiest sema9t baben
: iesten iid ipie foIst 5uiammen
arransement Romit
Carl aofabI, Gut. 8eiiienbad
9aui 9. 0urssetOie3, Wid. 2aebne
, sobias &o9, Sobn S. ambubi
: aooIpb gmbarot, 5enrp @sssl, Sac
Reuter, Sobn 8romn, Ssnrp Yoners
gBiaiam Sones, 9enrp Rlintuort
Dan. 8oII, SobH saeir, Sohr
Wartin, Greo. &rsms. Wm. 2ruG
@bas. gmbarot, anop 9einlsin, SacOI
Marts.
: Saal- Romite.
4 Bm. Sones, Sobn Sroun, Mi9ae
Is 8aebns, aooIpb Gmburot, 9au. @Olf
c Sac. Wsarts.
: Gmpfangs= Romite.
'' Sos. Refer, So5n @eilaher, Gbag
e 5. S9miot, George SeiOsnitider
Sobn 9einlein, aus. 9out, gBm
| M o,fo.foIA {, Gt.1s, C,fo7ns Roo4
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-12

GtaSt-@omptroller 8reuuis bat aus-
oere9net, oaB Sruinston uno Sureoo ,
falls oeren Nnneftirun9 beI9lofene
Sbatia6e meroen iollte, Der Staot, TO-
fern es Die ginnabmen bon Steuern
anbetrifft, nur penis nusen Wiro. Die
@eiammt- -Ginnabmen fiir Die Staot
nod ab3us Der in ben S9uifcnS ob3u-
liefernoen 8eloer peroen ii4 auf etpa
$40, ,671. .O7 beIaufen. So aber neue
Yolisei- uns .6euertpsbr = Stationsu
eta5lirt uerSsn mIfen, 10 piro bsren
ltnterbaltuns ollein i9sn Die seiamm'
ten ginnabmen oeri9Iinsen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-12
3u fauieu 0eiuht.

Cine 9utsebeuoe unobhdn9iae @irtb-
i9aft se9eu Saar3ablun9. Rdberss in
Der Tribune Office.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-12

-Sbe GoSD. Suniles 6ome grau.
Ter u. gutter 2unb BON 9 Wtors. be
IL Mb. 9inter 123 T. 9enn. 6tr
s. Mas, gisentbimsr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-12

Sie Gi5erbeits-SsborSe nimmt biz
sum Treitas ansebOt. fitr Die 9leferuns
pon 8 6abrrdbern fiir eas &aolsr-
eorps Der golisei sntsesen, bas be-
tanntIi5 OsrsrGBsrt wOroen lit uno Ser'
itdrtt ueroen Ioll.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-12
ltuabbdnsiser 3nrmnerein.
Semte 0fbemo 8 itbr reselmakise
@eSd1dftssVerinmmlung.

Soiepb Seller, L. spre9sr.
sioam 6rpBfopf. L. SdrifttUurt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-12

8is Elm permanenter Io6foIser fir
ben 8erbli6enen erwablt tueroen tann,
miro 6err GILBERT Sabm, auf Griuben
oes 9orltanoss Die Sstretarifele uer-
iehen.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-27
NationaIities in Hawaii.

There is no place in the world where such various nationalities, and such widely different races can be found in so small an area. It is true that on the mainland such races are to be found, but not all in one spot. Few people realize how many different na- tionalities are to be found in our schools, and that few schools gre con- fined to one nationality. The statis- tics of school children give us Ha- waiians, Part-Hawaiians, American, British, German, Portuguese. Scandi- navian, Japanese, Chinese, Porto Ri cans and scattering, which are classed as ''other foreigners The tabula tion of teachers gives Hawaiian, Part-Ha- waiian, American, British, German, French, Belgium, Scandinavian, Portu- guese, Japanese, Chinese and others. The Japanese and Chinese teachers are not employed in the public schools of the territory, but are engaged in ,pri- vate schools. The main body of tbe teachers in the public schools are American, Hawaiian, Part-Pawa aiian and British. Honolulu Star.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-27
The Problem of Flfghf.

The earnestness with which the problem of mechanical flight is be- ing attacked is attested by the elab- crate equipment of the Laboratory of aerodynamicso recently erected at the Catholic University of Amer ica. Among the apparatus is a wooden tunnel 50 feet long with a cross-section of six square feet, in which wind of any desired speeS can be generated by means of sue tion-fan placed at one end of the tunnel. h the wind-cprreat thus de veloped are placed eoiects of a great variety of Kinds and shapes, whose resistances, lift, drift, surface friction, etc., are to be determined, A pressure gauge that can be read to less tban one ten-millionth of an atmosphere is used to determine the pressure at all points in the stream of air. The object is to furnish trustworthy data for calculations in aeronautics.-You Companion.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-27
TIMELY TOPICS

A shoe special for workingmen to- night at Original Boston family shoe store. Good quality low prices.
 Prime rib roasts 12c a pound; pot roasts Sc to 10c; fresh shoulders 11c at Castles. Do you want the best shoe for the least money? Try the Brass City shoe store, North Main street.
 Mems all linen handkerchiefs. differ ent size hems, marked at Sc or three for 25c, at Grieye, Bisset & Hollands.
 Fancy wool waistings 25c a yard ribbons l5c, kid gloves 69c, at Reid & Hughes tonight
 Go to Freedman's bargain millinery for the latest in fall styles, trimmed or untrimmed
 Bargains in notions. mems furnish. ings, women's and children's hosiery at TurnbulPs. Baker goods half price after 9.
 Irish point doilies and pillow shams reduced in price for tonight and Mon day at Conlon's.
 Sale of ladies' hosiery and underwear closes tonight at Curran's. See prices on mems furnishings.
 The Greater New York Grocery Go sell all breakfast cereals at low prices as well as other groceries.
 A. Mai1hfot is selling summer socks at l0c a pair, all colors,. plain or em. broidered.
 The Peoples market, S. Bohl pro- prietor, has all kinds of meat and veg etables in stock.
 See the star line of mems shoes at Holczer's Standard shoe house. Some men's fine shoes for $2.o0.
 The City Lumber & Coal Go will i'll all orders booked. They have plenty of wod and soft coal
 Albatross waists at Miller & Peck s for aSc Mohair walking skirts, fancy stitched for $1.9s.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-27
Time saved by Metric system.

The committee on coinage, weights and measures, in it's report to the house of representatives favoring the adoption of the metric system of the United States government, says that estimates made by the department ot education and others show that, in the life of every child at school, two-thirds of a year would be saved by the adop. ton of the metric arithmetic. It is also averred, as matter of evidence. that the metric system and it's appli- cation to the solution of problems may be learned in one-tenth of the time required for gaining equal facility in the use of the English system of papion - 2, :
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-27
Waterbury, Conn. Sept 27, 1902.
nISTRICT OF VAMPIRE JURY SSj RRO- sG bate Court. September 26, 1902.

nISTRICT OF WATERBURY SS PRO- A@ bate Court. September 26 1902
 Estate of Patrick Murphy, late Of Water bury in said district. deceased.
 Upon the application of Mary Murphy praying that letters of administration may be granted on said estate and an instrument in writing purporting to be the last will and tes- tament of said deceased may be proved, ap- proved. allowed and admitted to probate as per application on file more fully appears, it is ORDERED, that said application be heard and determined at the Probate Office. in Wa terbury in said District. on the 29th day of Sept, A. D. 1909, at clock in the forenoon. and that notice be given of the pendency of hearing thereon, by publishing the same one time in some newspaper having circulation in said district
 By order of Court.
 James J. CaSSin Clerk
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-27
manneso ota's Legal Lacking.

The state of Minnesota has no valid inheritance law on it's statute books, Judge Bum, of the Ramsey county court, holds that the law of 1901 is unconstitutional and in- valid, and decisions of other courts have already found irreparable flaws in the laws of 1897 and 1902, so that there is no inheritance law whatever.
 Indianapolis News.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-27
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the con- vention of delegates to the democratic shrievalty convention will be held in Congress hall, Waterbury, Conn, Tues day, September 80, at Il a. m., for the purpose ef placing in nomination a candidate for the office of high sheriff of New Haven county, on the regular democratic ticket, and doing such other business as may legally come be- fore it.
 ROBERT M'GRATH,
 Chairman County Committee. Waterbury, Conn, Sept 27, 1902.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-27
FOR SALE.

The large fine brick residence with lot of about 120 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 Iooa- tons in our prosperous city for a doctors home and offices, or can, be used and improved for other profitable purposes.
 will give the right party one of the pest real estate deals that was ever offered in central property. Will make terms to suit purchaser. Call
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-27

CONDITION SATISFACTORY. Washington, Sent 27.-The presi- dents condition Continues to be satfs- factory.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-27
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Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-27

There was no contest at the demo- cratic primaries last night, the Eco homie league having things all its own way, consequently the vote was light, as the following figures show: First ward, 57; second ward, 30; third ward, 35; fourth ward, 114; fifth ward, 52-
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-27

An effort was made to get the con sent of Mayor Thayer of Norwich to remain as chairman of the democratic state central committee. Cary and his riends want Thayer in the interests of harmony. 1t is probable that MT Thayer will decline to remain longer as the head of the state committee. Such being the case John J. Walsh of Norwalk will be chosen. He was the chairman of the convention Thursday and a staunch Cary man.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-27

One hears nothing but words of praise for the platform adopted at the democratic state convention and the men nominated to stand upon it. Re publicans not under the lash of the party whip are as eutspoken in favor of democratic success this year as dem. ocrats themselves, and if this feeling continues until election day there can be no doubt of the result. The repub- Ican machine feels that the only safe ty lies in disruption in the democratic camp and is now bending all it's effarts ip that direction
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-27

The salary of the state comptroller is fixed by statute, and is put at $1, 300, but the perquisites are said to amount to S2O,O00 or $30,OO0. There are two clerks in the office, one receiving Sl,- 500 per annum and the other $l,4 ,4oo. The comptroller does not have much to do, so that after Mayor KilduH IS elected he can attend to. that without interfering with the faithful discharge of his duties as mayor of Waterbury.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-27

Robert McGrath, who claims to be chairman of the county committee, and who is anxious to have the shriev- atty convention held in this city has issued a call for the convention to be held here next Tuesday morning, Sep tember 30, at Il o'clock in Congress hall
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-27

Candidate Cary's speech of accept ance was a model Here it is: Com ing before you as the candidate you
 have honored by your selection to head the ticket of your party in this cam paign, it will be my endeavor to prove to you that your confidencee has not been misplaced. The names of other men have been before you, well-quali- fled gentlemen, but none more so than your friend and my friend, Charles F. Thayer. 1 accept the trust you have imposed upon me and if elected I shall endeayor to be the governor of this grand old commonwealth of Connecti- cut, with all that that implies. I shall devote my time and best efforts to the service of the whole people of this state. The door of the executive chamber will always be open to all: whether the man represents the hum ble home or one of the great indus tries of our state; representing organ ized capital or organized labor. For