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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-02-05
TRESPASS NOTICE.

All persons are hereby warned not to
trespass upon lands belonging to me, for
the purpose of hunting or any other pur-
pose whatsoever. ViolatOrs will be dealt
with in accordance with law
CHAS. MCGEIEER.
Denmark, S. g., January 6, 1908.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-02-05
The Cotton Market
The Easy Pill.

Cotton is worth s. cents the pound in
Bamberg to-day. Receipts very light.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-02-05
DUFFYS PURE MALT WHISkEf
evening II


to this day can laugh as heartily as the
youngest of my grandchildren. am good
for some more years, and I scarcely feel
my age. My vigorous constitution and re-
markable freedom from disease is due to
the daily use for many years Of Duhy's
Pure Malt Whiskey. Though am past 104
years of age. feel as young and hearty
as forty years ago. weigh LIS pounds.
my appetite is good, and I still do all the
chores. I cannot say too much in favor OF
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey, which is In
deed blessing to old people and invalids.
know it has prolonged my life many
years."
Mr.. Bullock's wife died twenty years ago.
and he is living with one Of his grandchfl-
dren. Sixty-five grandchildren are mar
ried, and they are all strong and healthy.
His descendants who live in Fort Hamil-
ton. Brooklyn and Manhattan are the Nc
Donald, Watts. Hurst. Bullock and Clark
families.
The health and vigor of Mr.: 9ulleck's
children and grandchildren show that their
father thought of his descendants and kept
his constitution strong and vigorous with q
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-02-05


should healthy
children
health by using Duny Pure Malt Whk the only
oil and dangerous
Do medicines and
exclusively prominent
Whiskey
Sold At All Dispensares,
Whky
Connnany Roches N Y
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-02-05
Will M axe
Affidavit
New Lease of Life for an Iowa
Postmaster.

Postmaster R. 81. Randall, Dunlap, 1a.,
saws: suffered from indigestion and re-
sulting evils for years. Finally l tried
Kodol. soon knew had found what
I had long looked for. am better today
than in years. Kodol gave me . new
lease of life. Anyone can have my al
fidavit to the truth of this statement" ;"
Kodol digests your food. This enables the
system toassimilate supplies, strengthen
ing every organ and restoring health.
Kodol Makes You Strong.
prenared onlyb by E. @. DEWITT & o.. Chicago.
The3l bottle contains 2h times the SOC. size.
Bamberg Pharmacy and A. e. Reynolds
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-02-05
FOR TWENTY YEARS
S. G. MAYFIELD,
ATTORNEY AT Law,
DENMAPL, s. c.
TRESPASS NOTICE.

DENMAPE, s. g..
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-02-05
THURSDAY. February 5, 1903.

Along the line of the fitness OF name
might be mentioned the Roosevelt Club,
social organization of negroes in
Macon, Ga. Who will dare say hereafter
that there's nothing in name?
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-02-05
Kodol Makes You Strong.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE

Bamberg Pharmacy and A. g. Reynold:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17
NOWINY
TELEGRAFICZNE. !.
-
~

WIEDEN 9go grudnia.
Zwycieztwo rzadu mad opozy-
cya wegierska zostalo okuplo-
ne nastepstwami, ze stanowi
wlasciwie kleske dla monar-
Chi. Wegrzy daza systema-
tycznie do oderwania. sic od
Austryi i celu swego dopna.
Austrya rozsypie sic ma sWe
sk1adowe czesci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17
ADREs WIARUsA: Wiarus =. Str. Winona Minn,

= LORAIN O. w zeszlym
tygodniu niejjaki George Hall
. Toledo naciagnal naiwnego
ma SIS. 90, Hall spot
kawszy Polaka l1a ulicy "a
.pytal sic 50 czy potrzeb ebuje
piracy, zagadniety zgodzh sic
natychmiast isc do roboty,
"a 1915 na dzien. .Po drodze
agent point formoW rozrado-
wanego, ze trzebal bedzie v
lhoteIu zaplatic LOO naprz6d
"a wikt. Polak bez namyslu
da}s agentowi $500. Hall
wszedl do hotelu, robotnik
czekal pred hotelem. 20
d1ugiem i bezoWocnem ocze-
kiwaniu, przysz}o biednemu
robotnikowi NJ mySl, ze 20
stall naciagnietym j poska-
rzy1 sic policyii.
J6zef Duryski zap1aci1
do kasy miejskiej 81 90 "a pi-
jahstwo.
Matuszek zostal aresz-
towany "a sprzedawanle
.trunk6w niepelnole letnim chic
poem. Matuszek sprzeda1 bu-
telke w6dki Ito letniemu
G.. Warsztak o czem policya
dewied dziala sic j osadzl1a sa-
loniste "a kratkami.
Ma. plebanii KS. Reich
In przy areszto toWano jana
Gomojc ojczak. Jak sic p6zniej
okaza1o biedak cierpi na po-
pieszanie zmysl6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17
BERLIN, 11go grudnia.

= .-.. syEf
BERLIN, 11go grudnia.
D1ugi cesarstwa niemiec ckiego
wynosza 1850 milion6w ma
rex, dosiegna przeto wkr6tce
sunny trzech miliard6w.
Socyalista Bebel wykazy-
wal W parlamencie, ze Rad
.niemiecki pozwala Mos kalom
gospodarzyc W Berlinie j in.
nych niemieckich miastach
jak u siebie. W zadnem pan.
stwie europejskieHl ME pa.
nuje cezaryzm tax bezwzgle.
dnie, jak "a panowania Viii
helma 11go. Ogranieza on
wolnos6 s}owa,. przesladujac
redaktor6w, wydaje ogromlne me
sunny ma urzadzanie parad
wojskowych, a wyszczeg g6lnia
takie indywidua jak Wander
bilt. Take postepowanie jest
dowodem s}abosci panstwa, a
ME silly, ......>..s.,
Niemcy brataja sic 2 Rosya
barbarzyhska, kt6rej rad pa
trza} obojetnie ma rzez zyd6w
W Kiszyniewie; ma wpedzenie
tysiecy :. Chi6czyk6w do rzeki
Amur, gdzie ich topiono; ma
spiskowc6w serbskich, kt6rzy
z wiedza rosyjskiego rzadu
mordowali pare kr6lewska "
Belgradzie.
w odpowiedzi Beblowi do
wodzi4 kanclerz Buelow, ze
rozwiazanie kwestyi socyal-
nej fobi znaczniejsze poste-
py W pahstwach monarchi-
cznych, niz " REC pospo-
litych. Przyw6dzcy socyali-
stow sa wiekszymi tyranami, ,
niz kr6lowie. Bebel trakto-
wal W Dreznie Bernsteina
tax impertyne cko, 2e kan
clerz Buelows wstydzi}by sic
traktowac odobnie najniiiz-- z
szego zes swych urzed ednilks6f''W1'' f''1''
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17

padla sic do polowy, dach
.bardzo uszkod dzony. Ma
kopule, Bismarck Z pod Voel-
poke zerwal orkan dach 2
wielkiego domu mieszkalnego
dla robotnik6w. spiacy tamze
robotnicy " liczbie 70, ledwo
uszli . zyciem. W pozarze,
.kt6ry powsta}, wielu z mich
odnioslo ciezsze obrazenia
Jeden robotnik uman sku-
tkiem ran odnies sionyeh. Q
znacznych szkodach dono-
sza r6wniez 2 g6r ,,Czarny
las, 2 mad Nekaru j Q okoGc
Bazylei.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17
CLEVELAND Ohio,

CLEVELAND Ohio, W
ubiegly ponied dzialek rozpo.
czal sic " sadie krymin alnym
process Michala Korneta, o
skarzonego 0 morderstwo "
.drugim stopniu. Kornet, jak
o tenn " swoim czasie dono-
silismy zastrzelh, awanturu-
.jac sic po pijanemu, swa VIA
sna zone. w ponie dzialek, Q
godziniie 2 po poludniu, Kor-
net, 2 kaidankami na reku,
przybyl Wraz 2 pomoc kiem
seer dziami przysie gly1ni,
adwok okatami it'd. ma miejsce,
gdzie popelnil zbro odnie {. j.
na dzied dziniec domu, pod nr..
115 sSkiiDner Ave, BY polka
zac, Y iaki spos6 b odbyla. sic
krwawa tragedy
6zef Sock zab6 6jca
szYagra Renckiego,
zostal odstaWiiony u t1bieglyn
ygodniu dos enia stano-
Iwego olun bus. sedziia
stsiDaIl ] 'rzestapes
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17

CLEVELAND, O., 11go
grudnia. Wprzysz}ym ty-
godniu zbiora sic tutaj VIA
.sciciele kopaln i'g6rnicy 2 dy-
strykt6w wegla W Ohio, West
Virginia, zachodnie1 Pennsyl-
wanii, Indianyi Illinois, aze-
by naradzic sic mad sposo-
benz zapobiezenia ogranicze-
niu produkcyi .wegla. Kwe-
stya ia da. sic zalatwic jedy-
ME przez zmniejszenie placy
g6rnik6w. sObecnie zapotrze
bowanie Wegla jest mniejsze,
.poniewaz urzadzanie stacyj,
|wytWarzaja ch ektrycznos6
[Wchodzi " mode.
PARYZ, II grud. w tutej-
szych kolach urzedowych "a
czynaja sic niepokoie zbroje-
MEM Kolumbii. Ma czele te-
go ruchu ma stac sam prezy-
dent, Marroquin, lecz zyi;wiia
tn og6lnie. nadzieje 'zze skoro
estate cznie- zostaniie zalatwio-
ma sprawa kanalu panamskie-
[go, to zapal kolumbijczyk
ostygnie.
Ameryka TYNE czasen1 ME
zasypia kasztan6W " s.oggniu.
Minister marynarki wydal
rozkaz, aby statek Prairie
kt6ry obecnie stoi W Qua
sztanamo, ma Kubie, ME zanie-
dbal wyjechania do Panamy
i wysadzenia 800 maryna-
rzy ma lad.
Ministeryum | jest z reszta
rzekonane, re nagromadzone
tam silly wystarcza, aby W ra-
.zie wypadku ostudzic zapa]
bijczyk6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. Ja-
k6b Swiderski przyby} do
powiatowego biura dla bied-
nych 2 proSba o pomoc dla
swej familii, przynoszac 6wia-
detwo odpowiednie Cd DR.. r:
x. Schaeffer. Po przybylym
widoczne byla nedzas j choro-
ba, a gdy pytany przez asy-
stenta Superint tendenta n. g.
Notbohna zeznal, ze dwie cor
ki jjego. " tych dniach zmar-
y ma dyfterye badajacy 60
asystent nabral podejrzenia
ze j SWide derski musi bye slaby
ma te chorobe. Zawiad domil
.przeto telefonem urzad zdro-
via j przyslano v tel chwii
jjednego 2 iaapekt tor6w. In
spektor udal sic e SWider-
skim do jjego domu pod nr.
1928 przy Muskego avenue,
gdzie dokonane gledziny
gardla chorego kazaly ze
rzeczy acie swid erski ma
dyfterye. Jedna corek,
Swid widerskiego, Istarsza, zInarlaI
na straszna te chor obe diva,
tygodnie temu drug Inlod-
sza VI d z.ycie We VITO
rex ran odzine eaa zIla
leziion ono osta atniiel ned
RIoRiss
81 m
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17
RZYM, logo grudnia.

RZ'YM, logo grudnia.
Kardynal Herrero y Espino-
sa, arcybiskup Walencyi, u
mari przezywszy. 81 lat, Mia
nowany kardyna}em 25 czer-
wca rb. przez Leona XIIIgo,
zachorowaf podczas ostatnie-
go conclaye, lecz nastepnie
stan jego zdrowia polepszyl
sic. W dniu 27go sierpnia pa
piez Plus x wlozyl mu ma
glove kardvnalsk kapelusz.
NEW YORK, logo grudnia.
Okrety, odchod odzace do E-
.uropy q szczeg6lnie do Wloch,
ME moga ponies escic emigran-
tow, opuszczajacych Stany
sZjedno oczone. w zeszlym ty-
:godniu odp}yaelo : tutejsze-
go portu s, 600 emigrant6w,
natorniast. noW.ych imigran-
tow : r,6.znych stron tswiata
.przybylo i, |, 900. Enigranci
|zabiiera 'soba w przecie-
ciu : po 2oo dolar6w.
! 4 4 IN & grud: iidilry
panlja " tatrlic q dniach
.narobil DUO zkody, mia
nova Gle N aeh'o dnic ielln-
czech. O INA aczaiie Is zych szko-
T. olicy IIalli,
e,iill Pei
r r! r Ola
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17


KONsTAN NTYNOPOL y
grud. Mahomet Murad Effen-
al najstarszy brat obecnego
sulta ma, zdetro owanego "
roku 1875 2 powodu idyoty-
znu dostal mieszania zmys
slow. 81 sss5
Caly sztab uczony nych dokto-
row tlrecki'c, chI 4. .sttaras ssie s1cz,y-
nic GO. nmlo,ze, = 81 q ab.yg y ! nieszeze-
6liwemu przyW,gr6 6cic z;m1llysly,, "a
lecz wysillki ich ME pomaga-
~ mn l1iic. durad jest bli-
skim kmierci. 's.Is.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17

WAszYNGT 12go CRU
dnia. SO delegat6w chica-
goskich odwiedzi1o p. Can
non j przema'W'jialo "a tenn, EN-,
azeby republika6ska narodo-
wa konwencya odbyla sic "
Chicago. Cannon oswiadczyl
delegation, ze Chicagowianie
przepro wadzaja zWyykle sWe
zamiary, vice raaie
stanie sic niiezawodnie po ich
mysli. Cannon ma nadzieje,
ze Roosevelt otrzyma nomi-
nacye i zostanie wybranym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17
KONSTANTYNOPOl,

KONSTANTYNOPOL, II
grudnia. = w Aleksandr Gle,
" Azyi Mniejszej zosta1a fla
ga Stan6w Zjednoczony
sciagnieta domu poselstwa
ameryka6skiego a konsul
Davis wyjechal do Beirut,
zrywajac 2 rzadem tureckim
stosunki. W1adze tureckie
h6macza sic, re konsul Cd
prowadzal ma okret Armeh-
czyka, zaopatrzonego we fall
szywy passport j bill kijem
poicyant6w chcacych go a
resztowae. Armehczyk, naz-
wiskiem Attarian by} wpra-
wdzie amery kan skim obywa-
telem, lecz " chwili areszto-
wanna posiadal przy sobie
znaczna sumo pienied edzy: Po-
icya mia}a sprzeto sluszny
.pow6d do aresztoWania go,
pcsadzajac go 9 antytureck
agitacye. Konsul stana} W @
bronze a resztowanego j pier-
wszy obrazil policye. Tutej-
sly pose1 rozporzadzil " tel
sprawiie sledztWo j " razie
.potrzeby zazada do elkiej
Porty zadosc cuczynienia.
RZYM, n !, 14go grudnia.
w Bryan i. syn jego Wczo-
raj otrzy1nali prywatn,a audy-
.encya y Ojca Swietego j 70
stall pred dstawienii przez Mggra
Kennedy rektora kolegiumII
amerykafs skiego. I'apiez mo-
vii 2 wielk lkiem zaje jeciem q ka-
tolkach " Stan edno-
.czonych. Pred udanienl sic
40 Waty kanu pan Bryan
forum Ilomanum,
Coils ! inne rz!Ymskie "a
bytk,si 6kniieij u az ]! na prze-
kasce aInb asad ora ey
'era stsd uIdaliie aie i B J Il, az
P!Fstsrs u
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17

mial prawa brac pod swa O.
pieke Arme6czyka Attariana.
Policy eckiej przyslug giwa-
10 prawo aresztoWania agita-
.tora, tymczasem Davis .pobi}
policyant6w, uciekl 2 miasta
i przedstawil falszywie Gale
zajscie konsulowi W Beirut.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17
PHILADELPHIA,

Wielkje nieszczescie mia1o
miejsce zesz}ej niedziei "
.domu pahstWa Czechanowicz
mieszkalych ma Diamond
III. Gdy rodzice wyszli do ko-
Scio1a pozostawiajac dzieci "
domu bez zadnej opieki, mai
m1odszy synek, LEGACY ME
spe1na diva lat, sciagnal na
siebie naczynie goraca Wo-
da, poczem " najwiekszy
.bolesciach zakohczy1 sW6j
m1odo docianny wick.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17
RoliI Is

skim zaopie kowal sic lekarz.
AZ do czasu wyzdrowiienia
ojca, powiat zywic bedzie
familie.
STEVENS POINT, Wis.
Francuz Louis shandreau
obwiniony o skradzenie lu-
stra pani JanoWej Formella z, z !,
4tejj wardy, " sadie Murata
uznany zostal winnym j 20
,stal skazany ma 20 dni Wie-
.zienia.
Obecny wydawca Rolnika
.drukarnie sWa- sprzedal PIP.
.Szczepanowi j J6zefoWi Wo-
rzalle. Nastapilo to " wick
.szej czesci 2 powodu slabe-
go zdrowia obecnego Wydaw-
cy j redaktora Rolnika. Rol-
mix bedzie wychodzic " dali
Sym ciagu, tax samo, jak do
|tychczas.
DETROIT, Mich. W nie-
dziele 6. b. M odby1o sic 2 mai
wieksza uroczysto6 o6cia posWie-
Genie kamienia wegielnego
pod nowy kosci6 szko1e
Isw. Jadwigi.
PonieWaz zalozenie noWego
'kosciola polskiego jest fax.
tom donios1ym dla ca1ej Po-
Joni detroic ckiej, vice tez1ea
Ia niemal Polonia detfoickas /
.ze wszystkich parafij udziaI
" tenn -posWieceniu bra1a.
Okolo godziny 3 przybyl
poprzedz dzony dwoma muzyka-
mi NajprzeW. ks. Biskup Fo-
ley W otoczeniu honoroWej
stray ma plebania powitany
.przez proboszcza parafii Wiel.
- = a0
KS. Jana Muellera j ducho-
wie6stwo polskie tam zgro-
madzone, a przywdziawszy
.pontyfikalne szaty, udal sic
W. otoczeniu duchoWien enstwa
.ikleryk6w tutejszego Semina-
ryum szpalerem wojsk, bractw
j grup zWiazkowych
do rozpoczetej budowy.
2 ksiezY polskich byl o.
becni: WV. ks. Gutowski. KS.
Rad dkowolski. ks. Folta. ks.
Kieruj, KS. prof. Grudz dzihski,
Ks. prof. Jarecki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17
Z INV PjOLSKICH
w AMERYCE.
BUFFALO, N. Y.

UFl'FA.LO, n. 13
.letnia uczennica, Walerya SUI
lecka, pod nr. 1852 Broad !
way, uczeszczajaca do szkoly
pub bicznej na Fillmore ave.,
nf pod pryncypalem
Schmidt, ulegla podczas pau
zy " piatek nieszczesliwemu
Wypadk kowii, kt6ry zakon nczy1
sic jej smiercia Niewysledzo-
Ini dotad uczen tel szkoly
p4dzac galopem po schodach
kaamiennych na dol, nalecia}
.b1utalnie ma Walerye, wy
Wr6cn ia " pedzie ma wznak,
j spowod dowal rozbicie jej cza-
ski 8 kamienne schody. Ma
Ia przyprow owadzono do domu
j. Wkr6tce potem ducha wy
zionela. Przywo}ano doktora
p. Z. Schroede ale juz i on
ME pom6g1.
Zaiste smutne panuja ste-
sunk W szkole publicznej nr.
24Ii ME ma tam najmniejsze-
60 Idozoru mad dziecmi. zaz-
naezamy, ze bardzo Wiele
.polskich dzieci do tel szkoly
uczeszcZa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17

PANAMA, 12go grudnia.
Tutejsza junta> robi przy-
gotowania do wybor6W po-
slow ma sejjm, kt6ry zostanie
otwarty 3 lutego, " try
m1iesiace po gloszeniu ME
podleg}osci Panamy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17
I K, |, ONSTA me- OPOI {, d

a ONSIAENl " llsSEN'teFt1l q u, .[7.ls u
d Igrud lid, Fsapo 81 pos}a|
stan6 6w .jedn nych 3 \. zai'
& kciu W lAlaksand jiest nasl
pisany stro onnii 4 Il u 3! q
y nlasls Izec ecsy I! i q
e! !! II ||Il|
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17

NEW YORK PAM Anna
Zabiskie, zamieszkala pod nr.
10 Van Winkiel ave. pre-
chodzac W zesz}y piatek po
po1udniu przez Porter ulice,
zas1abla naglei MIN ia do
We'll wo}anym ambulan-
sem do szpitala, W drodze
wyzionela ducha. Przyczyna
smierci dlugoletnia choroba
serca.
Jan Wasilewski, przecho-
dzac " sobote przez Washing
ton ulice zostal ugodzony
", levy policzek kula snie=
gowa tax SLIME, ze az sk6ra
ma policzku W kilku miej-
scach pek1a j krew lac sic
pocze}a. Ofiare swawoi wy
rostk6w odwieziono do miei4
skiego szpitala, gdzie lekarze
opatrzyli asileWskiemu
przecieta tWarz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-17

BATTING 7,
ward Till poslaniec Natio onaf u
sbanku, pod dczas registro roNa1ia
.ist,l na poczcie, zostal okra 81
1dziony q torby sl1z bowel
" ktorei got 6wka y przeka
zach picnic znajd doWalo
1siie ii S 6.810 rs
ilka god dzin ~ Wl,ozsliei
'detekt izlll splsylc
dziez sst MN ID i! S
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-24
HEARING RESUMED TO-DAY.
To Make Permanent the Receivership
 on Shipbuilding Co.

To Make Permanent the Receivership
 on Shipbuilding Go.
 New York, Nov 24.-After a series of postponements consuming 19 days, which gave rise to rumors that a set clement was being arranged, the hear ings in the proceedings to make per manent the receivership of the United States Shipbuilding Go was resumed here to-day. The attendance was scarcely half as large ak at previous hearings. Charles NJ. Schwab, for merly one of the regular attendants, was not present, though represented by Max Pam, his personal counsel.
 Lewis Nixon was the first witness to-day. His redirect examination was conducted by Samuel Untermeyer, counsel for the bondholders.
 Before the hearing it was arranged that the adjournment tonight should he for two weeks on account of en- agreements of hr Nixon and W. D. Guthrie, counsel for the conH1any Both MT Untermeyer and MT, Guthrie declined to make any statement about the reported negotiations for 2 settle ment.
 On the, resumption of the redirect examination Mir Untermeyer again took Mir Nixon over the affairs of the Bethlehem Steel Co and it's connection with the shipbuilding company.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-24
WATER RATES $50 A HYDRAST.
New Milford Fire Association Lays
 Down New Rule

New Milford Fire Association Lays
 Down New Rule.
 New Milford, Nov 24.-Ate q meeting Of the New Milford Fire association. which includes the people of the village Ire district, 1t has been voted to pay to the New Milford Water Go a rate not higher, than $50 a hydrant for forty hydrants for the coming year. This vote creates deadlock between the company and the fire district people. as the company had previously subnit- ted to a committee of the association a Written refusal to accept less than s2,0o0 a year for the forty hydrants.
 After the fire which consumed theI business section of the village in 1902 the residents asked for better fire pros lection and the company put in.. twelve inch mains at 8 cost of $3O,O00. At the same time a verbal agreement was en- tered into by which the districts water tax was raised from $7OO to S2,0O0. there being forty hydrants at $50 each. The increased tax was paid for the first year, but a protest has been raised against continuance of the tax with the result that the district has now declined to pay more than $1 200 q year. A legal opinion has been secured to the effect that under the law q verbal contract can hold good no long. CT than year
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-24
SECRETARY OF BANK OF ENGLAND
MORE BUILDINGS CONDEMNED.
Inspector Ohatfeld Signed Death War
 rants for Three To-day.

LduIS 1OE LuFee 4O-Ody.
 Building Inspector ChatfieId went on the war path to-day and before he calmed down he had signed the death
 warrant of four structures that has long and checquered histories One is the long house, so called, on Scovill
 street, F. J. Kingsbury, trustee. It is situated west of the engine house and has stood there for many years. The basement used to be occupied by sa- loon and some of the old timers about town could tell interesting reminis- cenees of the hours they spent there playing the game known as the devil among the tailors,' bowling and vari- ous other kinds of sports, including a 'go" once in while with the bare knuckles. Before lager beer became a popular bevera ge 1t was about the only place in town where fellow could get the stuff and in consequence 1t was a rendezvous for many who didn't care much about it at that time but have since become slaves to lager and some thing stronger. At the present time there is but one tenement in the whole building and the inspector has con demned it and 1t will have to come down. Another old landmark which
 4A1 OAlestAOAu WiLA HUI JOlCl hl5 du dOhS- ST is the Prichard barn in the rear of the Arlington hotel, formerly occupied
 by Peter Kelly's fast steppers and the haven of farmers from all parts of the country. It Is interesting not only on
 account of the high character of the
 horse flesh it has sheltered from time to time, but also because it is the place
 where MT Kelly held court and settled
 many disputes between warning fac
 tions in that neighborhood which if not handled by him might have ended ill bloodshed It has been idle for some time and the inspector, concluded that 1t was menace to neighboring proper ty as well as a kind of trap to unsus- pecting victims that might take tenn 0orary quarters under it's roof, and it win be razed as soon as possible, The other building is located off North Main street and belongs to man I named Abbott. It is in dilapidated condition and should have been taken down long ago. If the inspectors word is worth anything, and it is, 1t Is doubt 1 full if it does not end its career as a building before the first of the next ] month. It is certain that 1t will not | remain there long enough to hear the chiming of the Christmas bells in 1903. There are other rickety structures 1 about town which the inspector has
 under surveillance and as soon as time | permits he will give them the atten- l ton they require.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-24
SIR JOHN BLUNDELL MAPLE.
Death of the Man Who Exposed Scan- |
 dals i'll South Africa.

Death of the Man Who Exposed Scan-
 dals i'll South Africa.
 London, Nov 24.-Sir John Blundell Maple, Bart, M. F., is dead. He was born in 1S45.
 Sir John had been for long time past suffering from Bright's disease and heart trouble.
 The deceased baronet was with equal success q business man, race horse owner, country squire and mem- Der of parliament. His title was q reward for political services to the un- ionists. His exposure of the re- mount scandals in the South African war was one Of the earliest move ments towards the reform of the war office. He headed the list of winning horse owners in 1902 and had the larg- es racing stud in the United Kingdom; but the aristocratic Jockey club per sistently denied him admittance, pre- sumably on account of his connection with business, until last September, when 1t was already known that his illness must be fatal. s .. A.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-24
American Got Ttraely Aid.

ROME, Nov. 24.-After the recent se- were storm a peasant while passing through the forest near Capua found a woman nearly dead. He could not un- derstand her language; but, seeing that she needed care, he went for and se- cured assistance. The woman's name, it now proves, is Stevens, a native of North Carolina, thirty-four years old. Determining to try her fortune in Italy, she arrived in Naples with only $6 and immediately began an unsuccessful quest for employment. Wandering in to the forest, she was overtaken by the storm and would have died from cx- posurep but for the timely arrival of xTs rss :, <s<, . a