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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-11-19

scssssy nv uoaPs WIZ oet WeuutpG
sosn. They also called 10 relstivss snd
friends vho we're present 81 to.h their oil
YER and golden weddings. Congratulations
we're receisei from msoy friends spd %
ausintsnces.
-Vedeesdsy wee mstied BY the msr
risse OF M Ei1,beth A Doptop, daus b
Ter OF Ms Warso II Dontcn end John
B. PAmer Of H.rtfcrd N Y. Toe sere
mony .. p iormed by The Rev Z q RIO
dali OF Pouiit,y ~ the briies home 10
thn viilsse before . large ss.ea blaze Of
reistives ara fslebts Toe ps'iors sud
bail sefe q lively dec tied 9Th ever
greer, hyor.neess aud sa'onn lessss snd
ths bfi,si patty stooi 10 front OF . b.nt
composed Of tbs ssme nstefisl. Promptly
u neon 10 The stssins Of L,bepsrins
seddioa mach played By Mrs X NJ Csnp
bell. The Wedding party entered the pr
Ios. TIE brits vss sivsn 10 marriage By
her brother. S,uael W. Danton. The fuil
Episcopal service sss used. Mics Durtop
sore sovn Of bl1s brosdcloth With q
lfsy sssin vsIst srd carried . bouquet Of
shiie soses Riseshueats Of The choices,
5.rs served dorioe tbs reception shieb
oiIosed Toe sits stieh vsre usny
ssre both nssial aud vslasble srd showed
he esteem Of thsit usny iriends Auids,
hosss Of fies srd good sisbes Mr. snd
dp Pslnss let, tot Msrchts,es sbsre
hey took sts scatt-bcond usia. Anss
psodiss . isv days 10 Sss York snd vic
s,ty they gill 20 70 Hartford. N, T., 10 70
ids vhsfe Mr.. Palmer IL engaged 10 the
ssses1tais bsssssss. May guests we're
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-25
Goparo 6rieo.

ltnoer 5itelen "ebparb 8rieg %
bans Serfer" iorelisger paa 8ploen.
oaIife Soebonbels Sorlas bet al Ger.
baro Sdielorup foriatteoe Seitifrii.
/ a~nleoning al 8riess 6O.aartgc
SsoicIsbng.
@oparo 8riea - Illitter Soriatte.
rem - bar al @rino til at gl9oe liz
oper tit 2ipsocrf - ban bar pirfeliJ
ubfsrt oeu 2iuSmisiion iom Sbien
lin Sto gap ham; bar iaaet Stenene
til at ipritSe 8niiter 90 Silooprenes
SAM ! al SoIo oeIpis til at brittle, OF
ban Ter meO inoerIia 8IGoe % orb
Sumpatbi Ell np 3liuitnergeneration
pore trent ser meo Seeeiitring os
Spb Archaeological moo bam % Speno'
len intet mere forlanger emo at op.
tage Scre8 arbeioe, at opoprfe Bib.
marfen % isgc frem upe Sfatte mel.
lem aampeitcnene Iangt oppe moo
9toro.
SiGlScn bar ct arbeibe CT Iaa ri9i
8eiultot at oppiie iom 8riess. San
bar life blot 9ipet os jim opbe, rige
YeriouIigbeb / en- oeilia S%oneoeroen,
men ban bar paft ct ioperoe 6olf III
mt berliat 2ip. Ter er oper bans
belle &unit noaet Of Iaarens betagen'
DC 5riitbcb, oens itirImife 2unefiilo'
beo, SenS araft, Sipsmob cg uiioer'
Ii9e mcIarfoIife 29neiler % alGr'
IiabeoSbieen cppe / al ScislGoen.
9eriom en- rig CONNER % Sslt
f1Iate al Scnue 8aariuIobeo % nn9e
Smerte, oa piISe Gbparb @ries n9re
ocn isrite til al $iertet at slGoe 'ts.
Chi ban bar aIbrig ineperhiertet
toilet iia / lin eaen Gerionlisbeos
SLAMS, men alto bart ct eneIte Naal
Tor Gie: Den opbeiebe arnit, iem ban
iclp bor sipct lit inoerlte SGien, IN
iuIee Eeriouligbeb.
81 iom npoer soot al bans itore
2ipSaieruins, fsIer cs slennenl'
trGnate al Spb S~afnemmdisbeo,
men peS ingcn bcSrc SiIien I'll baul'
ser haSer oac fIinsense 6raier. enc
ct opbt ieIt; biertelis 5of for alt Oct,
on gap os!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-25

Gornr. Men, rioor BET fom Dos os
bcI0er poa at erobre belle Monbs.
Iipet meb d~ortrGnsiel af boooe no.
raj % MeIigion, on bar Ri sgiteticis.
men, og ben er en- Jore; tbi Den opls.
fer 6urafteren % robiler ben; Den
ffaber oisie pege Bilier, oisie mita-
oige Sino, iom life fan inbeitaa for
mset; tti be er life giiier, be er bare
Stemninsrr oe Simer % 2gfter og
bripes piIielsit al bet, inotik alt Chs.
itof er brRnbt no; ba er Der life an.
oct igien enb bare llIpft 2insIeoe,
2ipstrGtbeo. gn eiber life. - Seq
tiger: "8Iip MRnbl 9lip Nenneifer
meb Billie og 4arafter!@ Z
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-25

"SoOroan fan S.ru getterien oiSe
iaa meect ON Oilers pripote Stp9"
"getierieu bar fisbt SIiens &ape-
gsie."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-25
6arafter.

grgiten aIapeucis ifriper: Scst
sia bare, at ou life f%orfnlfer og ior-
IpiIocr Din aarafter. men oan-
lter % aoler % ieituer oenl On
5 e fimoe Der pGre meset at iise;
men lea piI bare pege paa ct gunft,
oct iom lea mener er Sioens itore
5ore. bpor Oct siGloer aarafteroan-
nellie. @ost eoer for sgiteticismeu!
Oct rItetiife bar natirligpis lin Ret
% lin Ylaos | 9auneIien; oct fol az
libe aarafteren % cine ben ifisn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-25
"Seo Cape"

SeIqcuSe Siitoric fortGac$ ira ct
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES / England, merl
Sen tun liQcion gicrne baoc poS'eret
Der cucr forreitcu o3ioo crttrent
ctlpCrt nuoet Sauh.
On Tipiiton3dCf buube en- Gag
@ruq for CT SfruCicrn 90 ga ban int
tct iauodut fonNt pad &ontoret %
hcllcriffc fonNt iig befeiet til al fiebe
ct, icnNtc han Ell Ororc Ill rctte Geo'
fommrr6e mco InmoOuing ON bur-
tiA @rpcNttiou. Gcuue Srore gtf,
Tom eff or / observation-disclosures, ira
Ncn enc GmbCNSman0 Ill ben nnhen
iuotiI Sen eiter noGle llGerS 6orlsb
tort Ill iii cuoeItg ~9eitemmeliesiteb,
hoor Set opouQeoc&, al Sfriteiern ole
ne life iNnotea paa Eager, men blot
tuUoe ItuercS | 6orbiuocIie meO en-
i~rlhitTnOiq &rrfteifaSic, al bpis
EnhboI0 set uor en- Gel, % berom
G0uc@ IioiiiouShcicu llu6erretning.
Gcnuc, Ser oIIerehc iorIGugit bauoe
CLIENT at han bopbe @rua for ct
Sfrucicrn ifnotc ga mo Ell Srore
Tor cn &TrttettaSiC. On nogle Tiger
tom SrOreu imiOIcrtio tiIbdge meo
&cmTrtuiuQ ON, al SprftsifaSirr
blot ICOer9ncS til SncofcroGrtsiteocr,
% "a Ger intct inurant fanOtes
| oeotommeuhe Gioliion, ian Elin.
De SrNrcu life e~fieftuercS. 9ipi.
iionS6cicn inoioo FIN 6eiItaaelic os
ieHotc itrnr en- Srore for CT ftIot no.
Iprct SueotCrUGrtiteS. % efter Den
iGononIige Si0s SorIeb iuotrof ct
iaaSant, men llIpffen piISe, al Den
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-25

ter. Som MobiGtmine bertiI Dor
grofesicr 8esfep / Colorado manlt
en- Biril ion fun bar 3 1ommer Bot
'og 1h Tomrae | @ienneminit, %
ioin Del mao betegnes iom Sor6ens
minoite Era. Den bapbe ingen Gre
ne, fim en- R0nieonf poa Copper,
men iomtibis bite ben tpoelig 25
Mdrsringe.
Zen itsrlte WIomit | Der6en cr
iioen autuI @Mnifleiia grnoIoi". en-
SnpltepIontc, ion porer poa tropiife
1rrrs @sboer. oe bois gIomit nlaa.
Ter op til 1 Better | @ienneminit.
MnitraIien fcftrer ibetbeIetoaet en-
Mrneoe mrrfcIiee EIanter, % aft
ipnes Der at eao baspenot for iig.
On %auTtrnIff sfog siper ifisen sfps.
se, 9raerrc itnar Ianst fra bperan.
Ore, % Wfaoene bender life greoH.
Den, men annferne MOB Solen. lin.
berifog forefoinnier life. G~nbpibere
milier lite Srrerne, iaaIeoes Tom bos
os, periooif fine glaoe, men oerimoo
lin Bart, font forbr9nbt al Solen
ipulmer op / gI9rer, iprGffer % iaI.
Der al. Gnomu unberIigere er bet,
at Der | MuitraIien iinbes Sorne, paa
bpilfe Der ipirer irem Blade % glom.
tier. 4lanten "griptanbra ipines.
Gems" forpanoIer ale fine neoao III.
benoe 8rene til Sorne, paa bpilfe
iaa globene o. De fusleformebe
gIomiter ipirer fremt. Der forefom.
mel ogiaa p9reIisnenoe Sruster,
bpor Citizen Iibber | Den tpffe iitebet.
for | ben tpuoe gnoe, ligeiom osiaa
airiebGr, bpis 8ierne iibber ubenpaa
5rugten iitebetior inoeni Den. gn
Sorflarine til bisie og andre | bore
Zine m~rrfelise &ieuosgieruiuser Zig.
ger beri at a~uitraliens Slora, label.
inm bets Sauna, enonu altio bar llr.
tioens 8arafter, iom ! andre Ser.
bensoele aIereoe for garbunoreoer,
10, for gartuimber iiben bor peget
Flaoien for bsiere uopifleoe Sormer.
5 bernie 6orbinoeIie fan peiaa
nrpnes ct Grempel paa forfiprt
Bert, JON bar itaaet omtaIt | ct ame.
rifanif SiSsifriit. 9aa en- Sarm ner
Wilpnnfce iinbes Der ifsIge bette
3iosifrift ct 2S aar sammeIt lrp,
Tom bar line @rene | Sorbbunben %
line Hso6er | 2uften, og iom prffer
Den itsrite Sorbauielie hos De mango
Hpsgierrige, Der paIiarter til benne
8iounoerplante. Giereu, Sr. Wei.
ner, fit Den Soc OF ioriege meb eli iaas
oan GIaittnins beo at leie ct gpen.
tpr, | bpilfet. ct ompenbt Gre ipillcbe
en- itor Roae. 9e % 9g6letrRr, iom
bnn forisespis iotte paa Sopeoet neo
/ Soroen, bite lGnge intet Segu til
9ip. 2iot efter iiot osoe De ollie no,
unotdsen ct eneite ct, iom bite ct ipi.
renoe 9lao. Sr. Ieiner pleieoe
erect meb ben itsrite Smbpggelig.
beo, men oct porebe meeet Iangiomt
% er M, omtrent A SOB bsit meb ct
@iennemitit paa IL Somuter | Den
tpfteite Gel al Stommen. "&sooer.
ne" beboIbt SilbsieIisbeben til at bsie
iis uebab % maatte berfor itsttes.
Siiort begpnotef De at uoienbe lange
tpnbe grme | nae &etninger, men
bpert Mar mna be faa me Ststter.
"aronen" er cirfelruno og moaIer CO.
so SOB / @ienneminit. s Sc fibIte
90 gar bar Bette 8ibnnoertrG ogiaa
al os iii baaret Srigt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-25
ia rnten % Bapfn.
sssiesssi q sn prafte saruss
SapSnrfernes Isoc.

SiSite ltae bolotes | Secorab,
Soma, ct Msoe al ct Selifab for So.
peoprfning / oct norsitIise Soma.
Organization bar beitaaet
ooer 90 aar % teller blnnbt iinc
ReSIemmer mango bpgtige WPno.
Der inoen tit Giitrift bar inotoget Ell
IeOenor Siining i alt, iom ougadr
| SrugtapI. 5lere Of BEN bar itore
8lanteIfoIer - Rurieries - oriper
oItiaa @nrtneri efter Ell itor WtaaIe.
itof JON oroentIie Sorretniug.
Gnfelte 5armere bsrer til Sore.
niuaer, OeIs for at I9re, boorleoes
Be paa egen Saono bebit fan opIe
6rltat i'll eaet '@ritg, bells pgiaa bore
meo at iremnIe Ell goo % npttig Sag,
Der al oIminoeIiae 5oIf aItformegct
forismmeS.
5orhanoliuaerne, Der pareoe | belle
tire Gage, bar meset IGreriee, iou Der
bar iugen SibSipil0e ar bsre paa De
mango Somiteers Sroberetniuger.
ScrbanoIingcrne beitoo meitenoelS
/ SpIGSning al Iibnnolinger oper
pigtiae Spsrgsmaol % emner bD.
rcnSe til 5aget, bUoreiter iuIgte CT
liulig GiStuSiiou oper bpert eifeIt.
Silreiien6e ira iorificaige Gele al
Soma, iunocIiom fra @isconiiu %
Winneiota, ban6c i~u0iunbet zig, az
bpiIfr mango or 6agmEno al bsi
Rang. @lon6t biSie fan iiPr nGp'
mes: 6. @. Gattcn, Der aiennem finn.
itig 9efrugtning al 9Iomiteritsp bar
irembraqt ct pproiiuIbt mt ggblc,
ipm bar fact bans 3aOn - "Bot'
tens Brceninq" Rrof. 9ittle ira
a9eroprfuinesIfolen | aneS % u.
Green, Sefretpr for StntcnS 0ane.
OprfninasieIifob. Ser fremiattes
monec p~auifeIiac SpsrgSmaal Tor
oiaie Scrrer at ioare pda. builfet Sc
ogioo giorbe pna Ell gret N'aooc,
ION bite, at DC bar pei bepnnbret !
sc Sagcr, hporom Der bar Gale.
9IanOt De pigtigc 5crmnoL Tom
Sdifabct bar iot Tia, er oct melt be.
tpSuiugSiuIoe at iiube no, builfen
Sort g@bIer err / ale Waober beblt
ififtet til Sprfning / benne Gel al
Staten Soma. Gi SommcrGbler Oh
SsitGblcr er Der Here Sorter, JON
tan aubeioIes, men naar SaIcu tr
ON GinterGbler, % bar oct enoni
life Ipffets at fiuoc uoget Slo8, Der
iulShio tiIireositiaer ale Sororin.
ger. 9ette Wonl bar man nGrmct
iig mere % mere | ieuere aor %
SeIifabet tror, Spaapcn fon % ifal
Isics | en- npr 5rcmtio; De inpunone
griurineer er Bergen for at bette piI
ife.
Gn Siu9 bar ale, Der oeltog / bette
Re6e, eniae /, % set par, at blot 90
brebt oper oiSie CRATER / NoroueIten
funSc Srugt ouIeS meo tor 6oroel,
bare man Ingoe an ret % iirl8te De
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ium man meo
opr grfurtu9 baobe inSbertet.
gae 5orhonblinaeruc oil meo Il
Sen blipc trpftc, % ga ifal pi 'sge at
9isre ct fort llobrag al alt Oct, Iom
eQuer fla til proftiif gciIeNning for
Oct Sapcitcl, icm burSe finbeS pul
eubuer Sarnr. 6lCrc al bore norite
TSarlncrc ruubt Tecorob ooeroor Nd
set % Dor 2onoSmoro Siaac Sobn'
ion ReincitsI fra @cit Union too
pirfiom Gel / SorbauoIingerne OIL
ff Yrpmi for uoitiaeoe Eager. Den
inmme 9Gre ocS~erinreS oaiaa .. >.
2ontcn. Tcttc glGbcr oS % nit o.
ino IarmipoIter& 2Gicrc; iii oct ot'
Ter. al norifc life ituor tiIba8e, men
islaer meo GiSen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-25
Farmer. Huset og Haven

meS iamnre fslgenbe grrftsifasie
life inoebolot nosct Sfrneiern.
Otter ire MaaneOers Gorlsb % Ell
iieiroelig Qorreipononnee bar aItiaa
9ipiiionstcfen opnaaet at faa ct
Sncoferpprfiteo, iom ban intctiom'
BELT grug bar for, meoens ban frem.
oeles or ! Waugel al ct Sfruiern.
.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-25

Zen islnmitiife gnbeb bpoer Jig fra
Den enc Gnbe al 8erbeu til ben on.
ber, ben bripes al en- benmeligbebs.
iulb aanbsmast, til Dor belligc Se.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-07-22
UTrr" nv "u,,r-s1r ,uo s,r,,r,-,

prry" nv "w'N-su ruor,w'v,-
a curious relic of early torture
was exhibited here today by am
old cotorcu man, ano Was eu.
3.ayo"r~ ty a.sg.. e.. ,.s .....
The relic is humau muz1.e,
evidently used in bv-~one days
10y ,-e 9pauiar.s los .a.....-
u.ruly s,.ye. I'll. .n .....
.oi cage or hood, constructed OF
strips ct wrought iron and w.t,
to fit closely over the head of q
person, and a prominent feature
Of its construction is an iron
tongue, or gag, which, when The
hood is locked upon The vigIm'a
head, fits into his mouth, holding
The tongue GOWN and making -
imroSeihlo for the woqro~ 70 nithar
speak or make any kind of noise.
The iron hood opens by means Of
hinges in the front part, aud
when placed upon the victim's
head can De closed and fastened
by lock on the back. The iron
striDS Of which If Is rOrsirurfa3
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-07-22
SAD DEATH AT THE DAM

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Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-07-22
Cures Blood B'OisUm, Cancer. CE.
ccr~. ECy"'rD1 'ur'sUH'"ics,
EGc. SzJs:icInU ErUc.

IF Won have offensive r1mnlcs
'Or eruptiOns, ulcers on any part
or the, bOuy ,aChIng bones or joInCs,
iaIiinE m",t, mucous patches,
swollen gla,G7, sku itches aud
burma, sore lre or GUMS. nptin~.
fostering sores. sharp, guawing
palps, then you suffer from
serious blood poison or the be.
|'unir"s ni GesG'y cancer T"ia
Botanic Blood Balm (B. Is. g.. }
1t Kills the poison II the blood,
thereby given a healthy blood
srnnlv To the affected rarts.
heals every sore or ulcer, even
U."@.y c"n,-l - 60. 5u'.s
and pains @nl reduce ail F~ell-
iros. ROtpnic Rlood RaIm cures
ali maiignan6 Diood troubles,
such as eczema, sca55 and scales,
pimples, running sores, carbun-
cIes, scrOfuia, rh,um2tism, ca
tarrh, etc. Especially advised for
obstinate cases. Improves the
digestion, sIreug, ,heuo HCaK AIu-
news Nrr little. NJ 0rovo ~
cure, SO .uBalm sent
and T 5rdng Blood
Ba!1AAAAmA Cd Desc.i1e
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-07-22

BIggs--"It strikes mo that the
foolklller is ueglecting his bua-
ness" Dlggs-He's kept pretty
busy, I suppose, 5uc you ".is.,
send him your adires. .n-Chiclgo
News.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-07-22
& A- 50 - 80 E2.EAs
bears tine /I .HC ".. ~ nd,y h,o.Jo v1ykiA
.=~NE/
Of [~NHZNzZz1<

The American and British
counter cases on the Alaskan
boundary question have boeu
exchanged, and the next step
will he tho preparation Of orru.
ments.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-07-22
Estate Notice.

All persons having claims against
the estate OF Ben +, BlackmOn. de-
ceased, Nil pie.y.t lac ,.,.u. .j,iy at-
tested to the undersirned. within the
time prescribed by law; any failing
to DO 50, this notice win he plead n
har Of same AZ ners0ns Owiro the
estate will make paymIent 20 the un-
8"Ts i"laI o-r.r -
SeRrnna r Blackmnn,
Adm!nIsLrAl
Lancaster, : c., Jun" 24th, 1908 I'm
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-07-22

q ~ ST R IA.
Pears tso =. lh5 kmd lOJ EaYs AIaayS 50Ugfa
eis""'-4e ~ = <ZLH-S--hA
W ~~<S<S III. s1<<tt>~x<<G%
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-12

the starboard side of the Brooklyn and entered the zone of fire.
 The roar of the discharge was ab- solutely continuous. The air was filled with shot and shell. The screaming was like the sound of a thousand tempests. The water all about them was lashed in froth, beaten into foam by grapeshot, canister, shrapnel and bits of iron from explod- ing shell. Close as they necessarily were to the ships, the tremendous broadsides from the decks passed only a few feet above their heads. It was situation to appall the stoutest heart. They seemed to be floating on a sea of boiling water canopied by heaven of fire. Their position was one of hor- rible peril. One shot striking the little boat and they would be lost. Between the triple cross fire from their own ships, the fort and the Confederate squadron, 1t did not seem humanly possible that they could escape. Pey- ton had pulled about half the length of the Hartford before he discovered that no flag was flying.
 "Oarsp' he cried instantly, and, as the men stopped rowing, he dropped the yoke lines, stepped forward and picked up the boat flag from where it lay in its case along the bottom of the boat, came back to the stern sheets, uncased it deliberately, shook out it's folds coolly and then stepped it aft in the socket provided. He did not do this a moment too soon. The for ward pivot gun on the Hartford, of which he was right abreast, had been turned on him. Seeing only boatful of men in the smoke, ignorant that it was one of their own, supposing, per haps, that it might have been tor pedo boat, the lockstring quivered in the hand of the officer to speed the bolt which would have blown the cut ter out of the water.
 "For Gods sake, sir" cried one of the men of the gun crew, recognizing the young officer as he peered over the rail, "don't fire! It's Leftenant Fey tonw
 At that opportune instant the flag rippled out. How the men on tie Hartford cheered as they saw it and
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-12
NAUGATUCK DIVISION.

Trains leave Bank street station for New York, Bridgeport, New Haven and other places at 6:35, 7:55, 11:13 a. m.; 1:4O, 3:O5, 4:4O, 6:15 and 500 p. m.
 Trains arrive at Bank street station from New, York Bridgeport, New Ha- ven and way stations at TIA, S2S, g:O5, 10:55 a. m.; 1:24, $40, 6:3O, GAS D. m.; 12:3o a. m.
 Trains leave Bank street station for Winsted and way stations at 8.23. 1O:55 a. fr1.; $40, 5:20, 6:48 and S4S D. m.
 Trains arrive at Bank street station from Winsted and way stations at 6: :35. 7:55, 11.13 a. nl.; 3:O5, 5:46, 6:15 D. m.
 Trains leave Bank street station for Watertowr1 and way stations at 6:45, S:2S, 11:17 a. n.; l 80, 3:45, 5:O0, 6:12, 6:53, S:53 and II 20 D. m.
 Trains arrive at Bank street station from Watertown and way stations at GAO, 7:45, 10:42 a. m.; 100. 2:56, 4:3O, 5:51, 6:45, 7:45, 11:16 D. m.
 SUNDAY TRAINS.
 Leave Bank street station for New York, Bridgeport and New Haven at 7:o5 a. na.; 5:1O and 500 D. m.
 Arrive at Bank street station from New York, Bridgeport and New Haven at 9:4S a. m.; 7.52 D. m.
 Leave Bank street station for Water town and way stations at 9:53 a. m. and s:03 p. m.
 Arrive at Bank street station from Watertown and way stations at 6:53 a. m. and 4:5S D. m.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-12

her hIs terrible task would be mate rially lessened and great advantage gained. Confident in the strength of his own ship, therefore, he disdained the approaching steamer. Never swerv- ing a hairs breadth from his course, he kept steadily on. He would bide the shock, let it be what it would. His game was the noble Hartford and the great admiral.
 Off on the port quarter the Mo nongahela under full speed rushed down upon the Tennessee, the water boiling and foaming under her fore foot Buchanan did not even shift his helm to avoid the blow. She struck him fair and square on the port quar- ter, at right angles to his broadside terrific blow. The two thousand ton wooden ship was literally hurled upon him. The crash was heard down on Fort Morgan. Men on both ships were thrown violently to the deck by the force of the collision. The iron cut water of the Monongahela was wrench ed off and her bows stove in. The Ten nessee swung around to port from the thrust of her enemy.
 At the moment of impact the rifles in the casemate of the ram poured shell into the wooden vessel, piercing her through and through. The Mo nongahela swung around alongside her enemy and at contact range poured in broadside of solid shot from her heavy battery, including two eleven inch guns. The solid shot broke in pieces against the casemate or bound ed back like balls Except for slight list to starboard, nothing happened to the Tennessee, which kept steadily on toward the Hartford.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-12

Hoao the men o7, the Hartford cheered GS they sGtO Gu
 noticed the sturdy oarsmen pick up the stroke and shoot the boat ahead
 toward the place where the Tecumseh
 had gone down!
 An officer and a, few men ready to give up were swimming exhaustedly in that vortex of fire when the boat
 swept alongside them. The cutter had
 gone ahead of the main battle to reach
 the place where the Tecumseh had been sunk, and as she came bursting
 out of the heavier pail of smoke she
 was in full view of both the fort and
 the ram. General Peyton caught sight
 of the boat first.
 Look there!' he cried to the men of the next barbette gun to his position,
 pointing. "Fire on that boat! Sink her!'
 Colonel Pleasants, however, stand ing by his side, had fortunately caught
 the boat at the same moment in the field of his glass.
 By heaven, sir" he cried, there's your sonv'
 ''Should I spare my own son." cried the general sternly, more than any l other man who is an enemy? Fire up-
 on him, and be d-d to you!' he cried l to the hesitant gunners.
 "No!' said Peasants, springing to-
 ward the gun.
 Was he too late? The piece had
 been trained on the boat, and the gun
 captains arm had already tautened
 
 ment the hammer would fall and the
 shot be sped. The distance was too 1 short to miss, the aim perfect. 1 The old general covered his eyes with his hand. His duty bade him l fire; his heart would not let him look. But Pleasants intervened. He threw his hand over the vent of the piece, and the hammer struck the back of his hand sharp blow, numbing it with
 the force with which it fell, but the gun was not discharged. , General Peyton," cried the young man, still clutching at the vent 'fhey
 are on an errand of mercy! They have
 no arms! They are picking up men from the Tecumseh! For Gods sake, don't fire on themp'
 'Thank Godr' cried the general,
 greatly relieved. Pass the word not to fire on that boat" he added, turn ing to staff officer near, Eff it can be
 helped! Hurry, sir! It is saving drowning menv'
 l Now it was the rams turn. Willis l Peyton had charge of the forward di- ] vision of guns on the Tennessee. As
 the little boat came showing through the smoke he turned one of the Brook rifles on it. She was too far away for ] him to recognize his brother, but pres 1 ently he divined the errand of the i boat was one of mercy, and with 1 chiyalric gallantry-for which, when l he learned the truth, he thanked God ] thereafter-he depressed the breech
 of the gun, and the bolt, which would 1 have sunk the cutter to certainty,
 went screaming down the line into the
 punched up feet Meanwhile Boyd Peyton, unconscious of all this, went l coolly, if rapidly, about his work He had no time to finger and he could not afford to think of the horrible peril