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The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1903-02-28

Vandevort James in Nogales lot
block al ~ lot ? block 2, ~
total ta-as sol penalty f.zs
u ESQ total Observation-Disclosures
Villa Francisco personal property
20 tags 40 cents penalty and
costs 81 cents total $50. ..
Villa Pedro personal property
30 taxes "a penalty and costs
56 p SO total------ - - -.
Valdenagro Ramon personal prop
erty 10 taxes i.59 penalty and
costs ~ cents total. .....
Valdez Mariana personal property
SO taxes zoe penalty and costs
81 cents u SO total
Vazquez fodolfo personal property
so tax - z-es penalty and costs
I'll cents y ESQ total -.--..---
Valdez Jose NJ improvements on
possessory right $50 personal
property to taXas $50 penalty
and costs l.ss 2.so total
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1903-02-28

Hogan, E.eono-. in Nogales, lot 3.
block II, 1UO; improvements
100; in Nogiles, lot 1, block II,
TO; improvements 25U; taxes
111.6I; penalty and costs u. -, total
Hereford. f II. in Orc Blance,
mining district United States
patented mine ''Sonoma' $50;
United States patented mine
"California' 30: taxes Is; penal
ty and costs 1-!D, total ----
Hoff. Chas. F., United States
patented mine and millsite
''Anerica" in Harshaw district,
10 %; taxes ST penalty and costs
$50. total
Hudson. Oscar. ali personal proper
ty ~; taxes - cents. penalty
and costs - cents. p 80. total
Heredia. Ma auei. all personal prop
erty > %; taxes q 81 penalty and
costs q cents. y 2-5O. total.
Hogan. L. r. all personal property
30; taxes II tn; penalty and costs
Z ii 10
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1903-02-28

II r north =. of north
east 1, north and northeast 1,
section 7-S, township %, range Ii.
Ito acres value POO. improve-
ments loo. south ,, of northwest
1, and north ,, of southwest :.
section ), township ~, range Ii;
10 acres POO. improvements loo,
Paymas' er mine and millsite 800.
MckeOwn house and stable value
of improvements 600. in P:ltago-
mia, lot II, block &, 70 lot Is,
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1903-02-28

Erie ilander, Clara, i'll Nogales, lot 3,
block 10, 3IuU; improvements
giUU taxes HIP; penalty AM
costs 24ss total. .:-........:.. sol 80
Flewelling, w. w, in Nogales, lot
~, block >, go improvements
.. 200: IN NogaIes, lot 81. block 81;
100; improvements 300 personal
property 3jU; taxes i3y.u2; penalty
and costs 10, poll tax 80 total $50 OF
Franco, Domingo. house possess
ory right -; personal property
10; taxes I-2O; pcuaity and
LBS; poll tax 10 total -.-.---.. IL 06
Fraijo, francisco, personal property
and p: taXes - cents, i.enaIty
costs ST. total A
Frasquil Netto house TO- personal
property 80: taxes LII penalty
and costs I.U1; u > JO fatal. Oh
Fitzgerald, j. p, personal property
1-50: taxes $40; penalty and costs
~ cents: D. [ $50, total: 81
Fierros, Timoteo, improvements on
pos -eesory right POO; personal
property 100; taxes 10 30: penalty
AND costs 1-54; u 80, total. II 81
Frcdico, Gcrardo. improvements on
possessory right GOO; personal
property 40; taxes IS -; penalty
and costs ,. 93 p 80, total. IS %
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1903-02-28

Encinas, Carlos, personal property
dl3, taxes - IL, penalty and costs
1.6J, poll tax 20. total -
Eaines, L. E., United States patented
mine phoenix" 30, taxes %,
tenalty and costs - cents, total
-Epersou, l.. A, iInprovemen on
possessory right 20; i'll Patagonia,
lot II, block r. 10: i'll Patagonia,
lot it,, block L, 100; taxes II. 96 80
penalty and costs 2.6I, poll tax
Elias, Ramon, all personal property
1000, taxes Iii. penalty and costs
2.3O poll tax 2.3O, total ..
Elias, Tomas, all personal 1000
taxes III, penalty and costs . 80,
poll tax ~, total ......-- $1,000.
Elias, Juan, all personal property
1O5U, taxes 81. penalty and costs
10, poll tax 80, total ..-.
Estrada, Mateo. improvements on
possessory right 30, personal
property 80, taxes - rs, penalty
and cos.s ~, poll tax 2.5O, total
Estrada, nenito, all personal proper
ty > to, taxes z0.lti, penalty and
costs i.5O, poll tax 40. total.
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1903-02-28

Schramm. H W. Estate of. in Noga-
les. part of lot block ii 500.
improvements loco. Widow e1
penalty and costs Lot toia1... ~ 3
Smith, l. abel, c. in Nogale., part
ments 500 personal property
ea so; 'I IKE tei alia4. penalty and Ii j..
Schryver, George. improvements on
p Snis. lG Ti block io6 5 in l hata
s blSGk COSTS 30 tassS 7ao penalty ,alsy
Smith John. section 90 township
fmprovements 500 personal Prep,
and costs 4 Pc p e. $50 rs p total 10
Searle Mrs, E r in Ca,absas lots
fsts 1 i, h ls hi lex 81 Il, ia eaia
basas lots ) t 80 in talabasas
lots ; / . bl"ck ~ vale 100
taxes $40 penalty and costs is
cents total ..-......-..
siiieeo RAM" me personal oI4 property perry
PIT $50 total l''.' ~. GEMS emu. 81
Sykes X PERSONAL property 30
taZaS 1873 PENALTY and costs ~
cents p $50 total. o
Sorrels II Blair personal property
100 TAGS 800 penalty and costs
It's crnts p SO total.------ .
Gigadalupe Sanchez personal prop
erty DO u taxes $50 penalty and &
SPHINX, ] personal property 100
tazes $40 penalty and costs 90
cents SO total q
Sorrells Roy personal property f.5O
ta-es bio penalty and costs -
cents total ------- Il
Serna Apolonio in Patagonia value
of Real Estat-, 30 improvements
20 personal property So taxes
>. 10 penalty and costs Tar
SO total J.
Sharpe Percy value Of er-onal
property 500 TAGS II 20 prna1-
total ...... Ii 81
Stevens Bros personal proporty1.ss
taIes DDS PENALTY and costs 1S
cents 2 SO total..-----. st
Smith II personal property -
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1903-02-28

Thursday March 9TH.
CAST.
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uno fonnte nur init fnapper Scot Der
8efabr iiBerfabren su uerben, ente
rinnen. Iuf Der an0ern Seite Der
StraBe 9eriet oa8 8uggp ieoDd in
cine gertiefuna uno 5rau &loiger
lputoe oorniber %getuDrfeu. nobel lie
lid perntaaente Serlebuuaen Susog.
Ger Dierte Nlliitent oes @ene=
ral= BDitmeiiters ihabt bic 8euDlfe.
runa oes States 3eras auf $751;
629 Seelen, mas cine 8unabnte BON
33332, 919 III orei Sa9ren beoeuten
miiroe. 8pourd Der 6err Ieine
3ahlen erlnnat bat, miro ntd1t oeIaat.
Sie inerifanilbe &apelle in Der
Rui5 StraBe 1T ihrer aus 5pieliaben
uno anoeren fleinen @aben beIteben=
Den ausidmiduna beraubt fuoroen.
Aub Sis. Die fih in Opferitof be-
fanoen. linb uerl1nunoen. Sin
l3idbriaes Wdoben 1T als oes 0ieb-
fails oeroahtig eiuaesuaen noroen.
In Samitaa abeno muroen
mieoer 0rel teuflildJe SeriuCbe ges
modt. 9ars nit 8unamitbpmben in
Die Qnft 5u Ipren9en nflo 5tpar in Der
San Georo Nueuue nabe 8ppier
5traBe.. in oer 5uo.5fures nabe
SDbuion uno III Der 5ao=Nlnmu.
smiihen SID Yrein uno 9agten
StraBe. Rienano uuroe neclebt llao
nur BON Dem Gabe eirer Gar .uarbe
Elm Stiid abgeriIien.
Da5 bier Sabre ate 1Ddtef=
d)en BON IS 6ubineec, 712 8ictoria
StraBe fpohnhaFt. wnr nnhe od1an,
81 o%erbrennen. Sin 3aua Qesiet in
Brand. Die Glei0eb bes aiuoes fin
gen 6easr uia lie fnanten i9t opal
Sorper aerifIsn weroen. eba ae
BraHouua6en aefdbrltdl sput0ell.
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. Erinft @iIiener alaideabier.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-30

9ialens ooer gals : 9atdrrb mirb
lofert beieiti9t unb permanent furirt
ourb ,8Drs 6ormalin", (Gimer
& Mmeuo). Is s. g Ii m 6t,
aeent, 6ouiton, Ieras.
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Mderban.etdtifttf.

Der Stnatssa onniHdr bes 4der.
bAusD epnrtenerts fteat nad ben
elngelauienen Beridten Die oiesidb.
riee BnutituulIernte auf onndbrenb
800. 900 Hnlen felt.
w1it 8ei5en tparen l ,349, 595 Nder
bepHonst, Die cine grnte oun 20, 243,.
a33 wufbef eranben.
Mit Waia beitanben nudren S.
8l6. LAG Ader. auf tue[Hen 145, 4O3,s
w wulbel geerntet tpurben.
0nfer murbe auf 914, BOG Nder
oepfiardt uub eraab cine Grne BON
8.592, 240 8ufbef.
Deu bradte nuf 450. 600 Gfern
675 1000 Tunnen.
Inter auttur nit Meis maren 25O,.
w Mder unb bic @rnte betrug o.
10000 Sa6.
Der 8ommifidr ntatt Die folaeu6e
9uinmmenfteIung iiber ben @ert Der
@rnte in oiefen Bruoufteu:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-30
9sniidle Qfci6sa3 9rnderrl.

ale Nrten oBn DruGarbeiteu auet.
Den III 0eutldler, en8filder ua0 lpa.
nilher Sprade fem uno iaaber al
maBigem &reife ausQefhbrt. Speriz
alitat, DRUID bon &tatuten, 8erlo=
bun9s-, 6eiratbs= nno @~elegenbeit8s
&arten. Guf Gnfrage rperoen SO.
ltenanibld9e asliefert.
Fir
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-30

Die Rat TIM ga6 gefanft!-56 benft
Wander. 6er burtb mnrftfHreierifhe Nn.
3eigcn BON Bun6ermitteIn nerieitef, letn
gutes @elo hergiebt unb eine SHunbme-
oi5in crbonoeIt. SD benft audi tuuhf
Nlnnd)er. Der BON Dem grDBen 6eilmitfel
oe1 Dr.. S. Silsbee gegen GdmDrrboiben,
AMAkESIS, lief. Seib aIiu buriidbtia.
Sbr 3eiben6en, unb ienoet erft mad elmer
Brobe, bic euf p. Neustaedter & Co..
Hex 2416, New York. ouf &erlanQen
feftenfrci 5uidifen tuerben, ebe ihr ei<
Hen Borrat gu faufen brnuft. On alien
reron1rlirten ApDtbeten gu haben.
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Reifenoe Mgenten:
s. g. 8nfH.
~. GMprpbinh.
Die Wpnotnohl.


Mapor Sobn g. Campbell fat in
uebereinitimmung init benz BeIdluB
oeB Stabtrates bielWabl fur bic Muss
aabe BON Bombs i'm Betrage pDn
100000 fir bic grbauung unb GIN
ribtun9 elmer ltdotiiheu elettriIden
Hidtnnftalt auf ben 10. DECEMBER
angeiebt.
SIM Gtaotrat lelbIt aiebt fit, fu;e
tpir bereitS mitteilten. menig gntbus
fia8n1us fiir 6as 8rniett gu erls.inen
uno naM Dem 9erinaen itottii.l5en
Naterial. oaS aur Begr.,nbund bes.
lelben p0rlag. mtBte mai ith eiaent'
LID luunbern, oaB Der BeidluB Die
Babl an5uberaumen. ~iiberbaupt
ourt9ins ; bod banoelt es iih biers
bel mebr UNI Die @inlDiung eiges
DOE Der Bnhl a~eaebenet Weriprebens
auf bic Beritnotlibuxg Der Der DEF
lentlid)teit bienenDen Mnitalteu hins
s~utuirfen. Girer Der N[oermen ers
fldrte ioaar. ba6 CT atuar flc ben
BeidEuB ltimHei, BET Der Mahl nher
geAerl Die N~unoausaabe Stenuna
Hebmen ueroe.
limo mas nns Habltfull, 0as beibt,
Die bel bet Wabf itimtnberentigten
Burger, anbetriift, 10 itehen lie Dem
Yrojeft nod uiei titller g~egeniiber.
grftens lit Der 3eitpuntt fir Die
8eruebruna Der Bonbid3ulb I'm
500. 900 uno nasnit cine Gr90bunc
Der Steueru mDalifit fhieht ae.
m6blt.
3rueiteas metb man telnesme9s
Oh ourb Ole Gtabliriing elmer ItGbti
iden eleftrilden lidtanltalt @ripar
nine berbei9eiibrt merben uno
Drittera f6nnte bas @elb. ment
man luirtlih genelat tpdre, es Ill Do
tirerl, uiel better, ben Beitnmitdnben
Werbaltnifien uno grfDroernilien an
genefiener auSaeaebei1 uerbeu.
Mir bnben fei1erlei @arantie bn
ftir, .oaB Die prpieftirte MnIage MIDI
mebr nls $500, 900 foIten miro mi
mir befinoen uns nod uiel mebr in
Dunfeln oariiber. Oh lie fur Die Stab
Elm Burteif fem miro.
so tnnge mir npM Stra6en 5u rel
niaen, 81 or1niren. au macabamiii
reu uno gu pflaitern baben, ioltel
mir urlS nidt nit anoeren Dingel
beih6ftiaen. Sc 1T nitt oienlid)
upn elmer Snd1e our anoern absr d
fprinaeu. Nahoem mir nun ma
fGuu arOBe Sunlulen fir Die Bfla
lteruna unb MacaoamiIiruna be
StrdBen ausgeaeben baben, ioltel
mir BEL Der StraBenuerbeferune bfeI
ben, Biz fie burh m6elidite Musoeb
tung 1ah alien Seiten bin DO
Iuirtlibem Nuben uiro.
Wir bOffen, baB bic Wabler lid
bic SaHe reiffif iiberlegen meroen
tbe tie gum Stimmta}ten i1reiten
Die &ngele9enbeit lit 10 tpeni9 GRIND
lid ~uurbereitet iiuo iiberlegt lDoroen
0a6 tie fdDu 6ieierbnlb perbiente alb
getpieien gu rueroen.
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an das Lone Star Risr.

GrlISs an las Lone Star Risr.
Die alten 3euti9en, spie bcfannt.
8eritauoen ben @enuB.
BON ibnen la9t in einem 8anb
Ser H0ner Cactus:
s9en Garaaraph @if, ben p~ilegten lie
Vim llfer Safer Hbeins,
Nuf 8arenbdut' iih Iegter lie
lno tranfen tets mod Gins
llub biele Site fprtbetebt
Bis auf bic beit'ge Belt.
Der Nurtf, er 1T nod nid1t perloett,
Or berriht nod nett unb brett.
9inr brondDt man nidt Die Narenbunt,
Wenn LONE STAR n genie6t.
Wtan bat 9alaite Jest erbaut,
$50 oiele Guelle lieBt.
Die Jreunbihait uns sulammenfubrt
SD noncben lie6en Saq.
Gar f6flicb nan lib nmiiirt
Bei'm 9ie6, bei'm 5efgeloQ'.
.gSenn 6ann In pollen Sumpen blinft
9as LONE STAR frild uno tlar.
Nas Nteo frei aus Der &ehle orlnot.
CD friFtis, rein uno tpahr.
9od] bat mar ano're @rlnte aurl
Oas LONE STAR Sier 81 trtnfea.
0enn einmal 1T es Der @ebrauh
Gin 6reuno, Der tut uns ipinfen
Man liebt ia bic @sieIli9feit
90 iiber ale MuBen!
Gin Srnnf beg Wenl1en !6ers erireut-
8nraunt. man fana.s nicht la1len.
S'rum Bone Star.Stcr. an @6ttertrent
On Croft in alien lei0en,
SSeHn id 9eiun0 bin poer tranf.
Sob mDd]te Did niebt meioen;
Su bit Elm Sr0it gu jcber 3eit,
9as bait 9u oft betoieieu,
Drum bin ib gar su germ 6ereit.
Als Srenno Sirh 5u besriiBeul
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&c febft nod Der 0ert Der grtrdoe
III Buder. Diff, Gentle, Bieh, Be
truleurn. Tnbaf, asphalt uno auoe,
rem Mineralien ulo Der in ben inols
ftrieQer Embellishments b~eraeiteQten
tnbritnte. Der fid3 auf uiefe WilIips
nen belduft. Mit @emiiie offer glrt
limb minoeitens 200. 900 Nfer be-
ftnn0en.
W2r. z. g. Nye BON Xoreou teilt
nit, DAB er IN ben lebten orei Ssohs
zen burdfdnittlih $416 per Qder nit
Buiebeln er5ielte. Dimmitt, 9alale
uno Bebb Gpnntb rueroen fir bic
Buiebelautt empfublen, ba es bort
lelter1 friert. Die WermuoasS orte III
oie eintrdglihlte. 3miebeln pom
Noroea geoeiben nidt. Die llnfp.
item fur bic Bearbeituna zines gders
Iueroen auf 500 a~ngeeeben, obne
DHngung.
Aus benz Berihte aebt berpur,
Dab mai audi beaonnen Cat, Becous
U6ume arSupflnnSen.
Jrn State iino 226, 2O3 Nfer
Inuo ourh Jrrigatiunsautoaen be-
wdferbar. aeget 1862 i'm Sabre !
1879. Der Wert berielben, reip. bos
onrin ~nugelegte 8apital betrdot
IS .191, 815.
-lH,ste Mh;ab,ea ,,na .. .a,.t
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s. s.. seele. 725 9ia.gllamo Str.

@eun SIR bier md ME eiaaesouIt
habt, 10 tut es iebt lno iiber5euQt
Sud bon Der Cite ieiner g8are pnD
Der GiGiafeit bet Breiie. Naes
miro aarantirt. &ertuoae &rdmien
FIR Qae. &erlangt cine 8arte uno
Brdmienlilte. 4eiet feline an5cigp.
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QSlir f6nnen nlnnd1mnI

&ir t6nnen mandma( bes
Wtoraena erpa6en uno finoen, oaR
uuiere @lieoer iteif fino. 8enn mir
ct. Satpb8 Del aebrauhen, ueroen
mir fin0en, oaB mir mad Dem Sc.
brauhe uullitdnoi9 1ebeift limo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-30

-@ate Bbisetes uno quite Beins
~ saieorioen Hreiien al uertaufen.
~. Gaitaflote & Con. Wain Npe
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1903-08-18
COMING EVENTS
Aug ia. o. Fl. excursion to Hart
! ford state parade

Aug ia. o. II. excursion to Hart
ford, state parade.
Aug ia. o. 81. Naugatuck) ex-
cursion to Hartford, state parade.
Aug 22-N. e. o. P. first annual ex-
cursion to Hanover park.
August % Mutual Aid association of
Waterbury Manufa cturing Co half holi-
day excursion to Savin Rock.
Aug 22-Good Time Social club,
grand opening concert and dance,
Naugatuck.
Aug 23.-Pearl Divers fourth annual
clambake.
Aug 30 Railroad Mems clambake at
Moore's grove.
Aug 30-Bamboo Tree Social clubs
clambake, Naugatuck
Sept Otello,' by Italian Flo
Dramatic society, direction A. Ferraro.
Sept 6-Printers' clambake
Sept Central Labor union grand
concert, sociaible and vaudeville.
Sept 9-Re-opening of Miss Nellye
Reeds select school for dancing.
Sept Brooklyn Athletic clut
carnival and prom.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1903-08-18
aoN THE FRoNTIFyR. ),

An exciting melodranna entitled son
the Frontier will open the regular
season at PoH's, being presented the
last three evenings of this week, with
a special matinee on Saturday. The
play viii be given by cast of thirty
five people, and feature Of the pro-
duction will be band of real Indians
attired in the picturesque garb of their
race. 'tOn the Frontier" is not what
is known in the theatrical profession
as a ttshot gun play" AS a matter of
fact there is but one shot fired in the
whole performance. The plot deals
with military and civilian life in and
near an Indian reservation in the
Black Hills, and there is neat blend
ing of comedy and pathos. The human
interest is pronounced, and in its re-
written form there is no trace of bun,
combe in the dialogue. Some of the
gala costumes worn by the Indians
cost $500 each, and one of the redskins,
an Apache warrior, near 70 years of
age, has a scalping record of no vic
Tins. He is a peaceable enough old
fellow now, but is kept under constant
surveillance in case he should pay too
much attention to the white mans fire
water. The Indians will execute one
of their war dances during the action
of the play. Prices will be popular,
and the sale of seats will open to-mor-
row morning.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1903-08-18
Theatrical
Fraternal
EOREST PARK.

The second week of the opening
since the strike was declared off start
ed off very auspiciously. The five
act vaudeville show attracted a big
crowd last night and will draw the at
tention of thousands during the week.
The people are trying to make up for
all the weeks that they were away
from the park and they are going up
there on every car. in the afternoon
and evening. Tonight will see the
extra attractions. Dan Barnell and
his balloon are here and he will make
his first ascension this evening with
fireworks. In all his other trips to
the clouds he has always given the
best of satisfaction and there is nc
doubt that will be the case tonight
If you have never seen a balloon as
cension, here is your chance to wit,
ness daring one. ~
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1903-08-18
TURKISH RESERVES.
Sultan Calls Out F4fty-tyvo ThOusano
= Additfonal Troops.

Sultan Calls Out F@fty-tyvo Thousand
Additional Troops.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Aug. 18.-An
imperial trade has been issued calling
out fifty-two additional batta1ions Of
troops (about $4,000 from the Euro
pean provinces of Turkey in conse-
Suence Of the spread of the insured
ton in Macedonia. These troops COM
prise twenty battalions of reserves Of
the first class from the ~Adrianople and
Salonika army corps. The others are
reserves of the second class.
The managers of the railroads have
notified the government that they dis
claim responsibility for the damage
done to the lines or for the injuries to
officials while the present conditions
prevail in Macedonia.
The squadron of&the Russian Black
sea fleet under orders to sail for Turk
ish waters consists of the battle ships
Catherine H., Tria SviaHtela, Rost-
slav and Dvenadzat Apostolof, four
torpedo boat destroyers and six mine
end torpedo transports. The squadron
has arrived at Sevastopol preparatory
to sailing for the Turkish coast.
The ROumanian war minister has or
dered the government powder factory
and small arms ammunition depot to
prepare large quantities of ammuni-
ton Immediately
Orders have been issued for the mob
ilization at Sofia of two divisions Of
reserves. It was rumored that they win
be employed in Strengthening the
forces on the frontier to prevent the
passage of Bulgarian bands into Mace
donna. The officials, however, state
that this rumor is unfounded and that
the reserves were called out to undergo
their customary training.
The memorandum of the Bulgarian
government to the powers regarding
the situation in Macedonia has pro
duced a great effect at Rome. The gen
eral impression is that the Bulga rian
government is no longer able to hold
back popular feeling, which, unless it
is repressed in time, will lead to a war
with Turkey The fate of Bulgaria in
that event, it is thought, would proba-
bly, be the same as that of Greece IN
the last war with Turkey.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1903-08-18
CALEB POWERS TRIAL.
Powers Takes the Stand I'm His Own
Defense.

Powers Takes the Stand I'm His Own
Defense.
GEORGETOWN, KY, Aug. 18.-Rob
ert Nokes, who three years ago, in the
first trial of Caleb Powers, was a SEN
sational witness, appeared as witness
for the commonwealth. He was ex-
amined at considerable length.
Powers, who took the stand in his
own defense, denied that he had any
motive in bringing the mountain army
to Frankfort other than to show the
Democratic majority of the general as
sembly the intense feeling of the Re-
publican voters of the state, and said
it had nothing whatever to do with the
Goebel murder 1t is evident that Pow
ers' defense this time will be that
Henry Youtsey fired the shot that
killed William Goebel. Powers will be
on the stand all day and probably
longer
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1903-08-18
Canada Lake Gives Up It's Dead.

UTICA, N. Y, Aug. 18.On the day
he would have come into an inheritance
of $780, 900 from his fathers estate the
body of George II. Evans, member of
the class of 1906 of Harvard, was
found floating in Canada lake Not
long after, the body of Miss Florence
Brown of New York, who went out
rowing on the evening of Aug. 10 with
young Evans, was brought to the sur
face. Miss Brown has revealed the
fact that they were sweethearts, as she
said in letter to a friend: 81 am as
downhearted as can be. There is a
young man here I'm almost in love
with, and bis fiancee is coming this
evening. Must close, as George is wait
ing at the wharf"
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1903-08-18
Double Fatality at New britain.

NEW BRITAIN, Conn, Aug. ia
man named Shirtleff shot Mrs. Soho
field and then shot himself here Both
are dead. Each had a large hole in the
right temple, the blood trickling over
the face and forming pool on the
floor. Near Shirtleff was revolver
with six chambers, four of which con
tanned discharged shells and one an IN
exploded shell, while one chamber was
entirely sempty. The four-year-old son
of Mrs. Schofeld was the sole wit
ness of the tragedy, and from him can
be elected only the statement, Crank
shot my mamma and he's dnod +~~ -
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1903-08-18
Italian Shot by His American Wife,

Italian Shot by His American Wife.
MONESSEN, Pa, Aug. 18.-Harry
Lapresto, a well known Italian fruit
merchant of this city, is dead from a
bullet wound in the abdomen, fired
from revolver in the hands of his
American wife, Ella Lapresto. Lapres-
to and his wife had parted for several
weeks, she claiming that he had been
unfaithful.. Mrs. Lapresto made an ap-
pointment with her husband to meet
at friends house and settle their diff
ferences. While Lapresto was on the
way to the place of appointment Mrs.
Lapresto rushed from under cover of a
thicket and fired twice, the second bull
let proving fatal When arrested the
woman admitted having killed her hus-
band and said she was glad of it.,
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1903-08-18
The Sale Commences
Wednesday Morning.
ROSB STOLOWdTCH OF WATER
BURY, Conn, VS. Isidore Stelowtteh
formerly of said Waterbury.

Order of Notice.
State of Connecticut, Town of New
Haven, IS, County Of New Haven,
the 18th day Of August, 1908.
Upon the complaint of the said Rose
Stolowitch praying for reasons there
in set forth for a divorce, returnable
to the first Tuesday of September, 1903,
before the superior court in and for
New Haven county at Waterbury; ii
appearing to and being found by the
subscribing authority that the said de-
PENDANT is absent from this state, gone
to parts unknown,
Therefore, ordered, that notice Of the
tendency Of said complaint be given
said defendant by publishing this order
in the Waterbury Evening Democrat,
a newspaper printed in said Water
bury, three days successfully, COM
mencing on or before the 18th day OF
August, 1903.
= JOHN CURRIE GALLAGHER,
Assistant Clerk of the Superior Court
for New Haven County
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