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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-12
NOT DROWNED 1T ALL.
Mystery About Disappearance
 of South Norwalk Man.

People Thought He Was Drowned
 Sunday Night His Sister Has Just
 Received Letter from Him Dated
 City Island.
 south Norwalk, June 12.--CharleA Johnson who was supposed to have been drowned near Greens Reef iIieht on sunday night in a small sail boat. IS said to be alive and we'll. He is at present in City Island and his sister Margaret Johnson, received a Iettar rom him last night Why he. does not return to his home is not known. h,,f the theory is held by some here that ne has been in the hands of river pirates who were concerned in the theft of Commodore c. D. Keelar,a yacht Defiance, which was taken from her anchorage at the NorwaIk Yacht club on the same night thatsJohnson disappeared, and was found the next morning with all sails set aground m Duck island bar, Northport. L. I. har- Dor.
 A red rowboat which had formerly been yacht tender was picked un later Ill Wilson's cove, not far from the yacht club. It is believed that the men who stole the Defiance came here from some point to the westward and failing in with Johnson took him away with them to Northport
 It is stated by the family that the letter said:
 It is stated by the family that the ieter said; Am well and safe, will write later
 Signed CHARLES. JOHNSON.s
 It was postmarked City Island.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-12
MRS KEITH DISAPPEARS.

Winsted June 12.-Mrs Maud Keith, who according to testimony given in court some days ago, received $2,OOO from the account of her mother, Mrs Mary Chase, from the Waterbury Saw ings bank by means of forged checks ad misrepresentation, has disappear ed from her home i'll Plymouth. Her husband William Keith and little daughter and George Butcher, q friend, are also missing. Attorney Bronson of Waterbury, representing the bank, had a conference with Judge Roraback in the superior court to-day
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-12
EIGHTH DAY OF TRIAL.

principal thing he relied on to show Vandemark was at home on February 26 was the date on the bottle. He first spoke of it to his wife, then to his shop mates He did not know Dennis Denied telling Siegfried Finger on any one else that he could not ac- count for Vandemark's movements.
 Mrs Mary Payne, wife of the last witness knew that Vandemark was at supper at o'clock and that he left the house with her husband. Could not say where they went. Saw Vande- mark at Il o'clock in the house. Was positive of this because she heard the clock strike II and he entered soon after.
 Cross-examfned It was unusual for Vandemark to be out so late. Her husband was often out later than il o'clock. Denied discussing the arr rests with her husband, but told him that she knew where he was on the night of February 26 when she went to him in the shop.
 At that time Vandemark was ill with jaundice and almost all the winter he had cold and cough. She did not see the bottle on the night of Feb- ruary 26, but she did see it next morn ing.
 Re-cross-examinatio The day be- fore February 26 he was in bed sick. Was in bed another day but could not name the date.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-12
HoT1sERoAT cApsIzrn

Clarendon, Ark, June 12.-seven per sons were drowned Wednesday, at Aberdeen, twelve miles below here. on White river, by the capsizing of houseboat. Thes victims were ". R. Moneymaker and wife, J. McLark and wife and two boys and girl.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-12
The Two Vandemarks the Principal Wit-
 nesses To-Day.
THEY DENY IN TOTO VOL LCOTT'SSTORY.

Several Witnesses To-Day COobOrated Stories Told by Wnnegar and the Two Vandemarks Druggist kbrde Gives Important Test mony About Prescription Vandemark Had Put Up Night of AssauI-rs Murnane, With Whom Warren Boarded for Long 1ime Gave Accused Good Record-One Witness Told of Marshs Visit to His House. Where Cards We're Frequently Played Until Late Hour-vandemaks Illness at Time of Assault Was fhp Subject of Evidence
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-12
NEGRnEs Gnr AwiAY

Denver, Col, June PA special from Raton, N. NJ. says determined mob, armed with chisels and revolvers, have visited the county jail where the i've negroes who are charged with com plicity in the death of City Marshal Jones were thought to be confined. The negroes had been spirited away.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-12
TWBNTY WBRE KILLBD.

Constantinople, June 12.-It became known to-day that twenty Bulgarfans were killed at the village of Yenfje, Roumania, recently in a combined att tack made on it by a detachment of troops and neighboring Mussulman will lagers. Fifty prisoners were taken to Adrianople.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-12
ELM TREES BLOWN DOWN.

Danielson, June 1.-Two large elm trees in front of the public library were blown, down during the gale to- day. One of them struck on top of a trolley car and partly demolished it. The other fell in front of the car. No one was hurt, although several had marrow escapes.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-12
ASKS FOR AID.
Mine Superintendent Calls Upon 'sher-

Mine Superintendent Calls Upon 'Sher-
 if Kelly.
 Bakersfield, Gal. June 12. The su- peuintendent of tEhe Yellow Aster mine at Randsburg, where 300 men are on strike, has telegraphed Sheriff Kelly for protection, stating that covert threats have been made to destroy the company's property. The peace off, cers at Randsburg declare that's the miners are orderly and the union of ficials state that there will be no trouble so far as the union miners are concerned. Sheriff Kelly has taken no action.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-12

A[UuOOlls uu0 lG.--fA SpCSldI ulop0LSh from Belgrade says the bodies of King Alexander and Queen Draga were bur jed in a large pit, dug in the village ol Takoyica, and that, as a mark of igno> miny, the bodies of their murdered rel atives and those of the ministers killed were placed above them, and then the common grave was reflled with earth.
 Washington, June 12.-The state de- partment has received the following cablegram from Charles $. Wilson, sec retary of legation at Athens, dated yes terday:
 No new Servian king officially pro- claimed National assembly decides Monday"
 Budapest, Hungary, June 12.-In the Hungarian diet to-day the premier Colonel de Szell, following the other members of the diet, who expressed horror at the occurrences at Belgrade, said he would confine himself to an ex- pression of the deep sorrow and lndlg- nation produced by the outrages, the consequences of which could not at present be foreseen.
 Vienna, June 12-Prince Alexis Kar- ageorgevitch, a nephew of the newly proclaimed king of Servia, who has himself been pretender to the throne, during the course of an interview here to-day announced that he had aban- doned all claim thereto and welcomed the advent of his uncle as the best so- lution. The prince. like other well in formed persons. attributes the revolu- tion to dissatisfaction at he late King AIexander's marriage, to the attendant scandals, and to the kings hostility to the radicals.
 Belgrade June Fixing Alexander and Queen Draga, who were assas- sinated early yesterday, in the royal palace. were buried during the night in tho family vault of the Obrenovitchs in the chapel of the old cemetery or St Marks.
 The interment was carried out with complete secrecy between half-past l and o'clock this morning
 Colonel Naumovics, aide-de-camp of the late king, will be buried this after noon.
 The city is 1avishly decorated with flags and national colors. All officers yesterday removed Alexander's cipher from the cockades of their caps.
 St Petersburg, June 12.-The tragedy at Belgrade yesterday caused an inn mense impression here. The newspa- pers express indignation and horror at the o11trages, parallels for which are only fifldable in ancient times.
 At the same time. the papers here consider that fHhe interference of the powers in, Servia's internal affairs at present is not permissible, although developments might compel Russia and Austria to take action
 Berlin, June 12.-A dispatch to the Cologne Gazette from Belgrade to-day says the massacre lasted three-quar- ters of an hour. Hyhe assaildnts de clared the killing of King Alexander was unavoidable, because if the queen alone had been murdered or removed the court clique would have melted the king to persecution and reprisals. A window of the Russian legation at Belgrade was shattered by bullet during the fusilade at the palace
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-12
CLASS OFFICERS.
List of Honor Members and officers

List of Honor Members and Officers
 in Two Schools
 The honor members and officers of grade eight Miss Donahues room in the Crosby Grammar school, are as follows: Valedictorian, Miss Anna D. Kane; salutatorian, Miss Eva Sheri- dan; historian. Miss Florence Blake; prophet, Edward G. Kilduff, Jr; pro- phet on prophet, Miss Catherine Nc Kay; president, Miss Clara Roxburgh; treasurer, Miss Minnies Riether.
 The officers of the eighth grade class of the Walsh school, Miss Arthur teacher. are as follows: Valedictorian, Ethel Brown; salutatorian, Martha Nc Coy; historian, Ann Henderson; prophet, Harold Wolff; prophet on prophet. Mamie Aronson; class will, John Riley; poet, Mamie Horsley. The members of the class are as follows: Ethel Brown, Martha Mccoy, Cath crime Dodd, Claude Wright, Mamie Aronson, Catherine Seery, Harold Wolff, Ann Henderson. Mary Horsley, Jessie Kelly, Elwood Thompson, Char lie Miller, Carlotta Thompson, Loretta Jones, Mertina Yapee, Edward Ken neatly, Lucy Lampe, Matthew Reeves, Helen Buckley, Daniel Hayden, Jessie Chrisman. Louise Fenner, Jennie Fin negan, John Riley, Edna Starr and Kati0Toccio.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-12
WEATHER FORECAST

New Haven, June 12 Forecast from s T. III. Friday to 8 p. m. Saturday for New Haven and vicinity: Cloudy and cooler tonight; fair Saturday.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-12

PASSED WITHOUT DEBATE.
 London, June 12.-The house of conn mons today passed the budget bill without debate.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-12
BURIED IN A PIT.
Bodies of Dead Ministers Placed on
 Top of King and Queen.

London, June 12.-A special dispatch from Belgrade says the bodies of King Alexander and Queen Draga were bur
 jed in large pit, dug in the village ol Takovica, and that, as a mark of igno> miny, the bodies of their murdered rel atives and those of the ministers killed were placed above them, and then the common grave was reflled with earth.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-12

Washington, June 12.-The state de- partment has received the following cablegram from Charles S. Wilson, sec retary of legation at Athens, dated yes terday:
 No new Servian king officially pro3 claimed National assembly decides Monday"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-30
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-30
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-30
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-30
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-30
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-30
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8lattern mad anberen SAetIen oes
Staates gu per6iten. Sn QQegbenp
Iirb in ben IeBhn Monaten piele
8latternfdGe p%orgefommen, bod bic
@anitdts : 8e60rben Der Staot 9atz
ten INNER ptsoer 3uOerii4tli8 err
flGrt, fte feien ooQauf i'm StanOe, Die
5eu6e auf ibren Qnitedungsbero 81
bef6rGnfen, o6ne OdB al BergelpObnli@
de neutrality-suspicious. notRtg ND
rem. Oenno9 na6men Die 8lattern@
fGQe beftGnbig 3u. Qm 19. b. 30. be-
qann 0r. 90. 8. 8ott, Der Quaran@
tdne : 8eamte Der 6taats Santz
tdts : 8e60rbe, cine e~ingebenoe I'm
terIu6ung Der 8Iattern : 3uitdnoe in
QQeq6enp, uno oa5 3eiultat mar, oaB
bic fGotii6en @eIuno6eits : Beam
ten bic itritte Neifung erhielten, binz
nen flint Sagen Die geieBli4en 8orz
f6riften CUR 8egulirung bon an tie
denben &runt6eiten genuu our63u@
fii6ren, p~iorigenfaqs Die Stauts@8e@
b0rben cine Quarantdne iiber Die
5taot per6Gngen niirben. Die ge9ez
bene Triit mar am DergangenenSdm@
ftaq a~bgelaufen, tpurOe Gber arf Dor
ifeGungen Geiten5 ungeiebener 8iirz
qer neiter perlGngert. 9as &QegAez
M Council that jeoo6 in ietner St@
bunq am Mpntag 4benO teineS4rttz
te, UNI ben BON ben Staatsbe60roen
fir not6penoig era6teten Idnitdren
8o%rte6rungen na63utommen, uno
buruuF entT6loB ii8 bic 6taatS@So@,
nitdts : 8e60roe gu oraitii4en NtaBz
na6men. Or. 8ott, Der QudrontGnez
9eamte, piro 6eute eintreffen, UNI Die
anqeoro6te Quarantdne CUR 9ur6@
fi6rung gu b~ringen. Man glaubt,
bah cine ~boGftGnoige 46i4lieBung Der
8ep0lferunq Der Stabt BON benz Der
te6r nit Der &(uBentpelt geplant lit.
8ereits limb 4rtpei 5ungen gegeben
norben, ME S~enbungen per Qo1t uno
per GrpreB aus @Qe96enp unter ben
Quarantdne : 8ori4riften regultrt
iperben ioQen. Sin itdOtif6er 8eamter
DON 4leg6enD Gitp ertlGrt unbers
6liifft, baB Der Staot feline Quaran@
tdne 6eporfte6e. Na3 Der 8a6l ont
nG6iten 0ienitag per0e man bon Der
anae6li6en 8lattern : gpiOemie iiberz
baupt ni6ts me6r gu 40ren betomz
men. Gtaotunpult 9orter bat audi
nod feline amtli4e 8end4rt4tigung
BON bem Quuruntdnepldn er6alten,
uro 8iirgermeiIter Npmun fagt entz
riitet, ole jene f6dnOli4en 8eruate
iiber Die angebli6en 8lattern3uitGnoe
in Der Stdot ieien aus poItti'4sn
@riinben Derbreitet fpproen. Die 8ez'
60roen BON MGeg6enn berTi4ern, DAB
our ,3eit in Der Staot ni6t meAr dlS
20 8lutternfGlle bei elmer 8eoOltes
runq BON ii6er 10000 Dor6anoen
1eien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-30
Rnun nm Oliiflnocu.

9pcatello, SOa6O., %. Stt.-
0iuiam Meelnberg, Elm Glettriter in
0ieniten Der bieiigen n@lectric eight
&c 9oper Gompanp," lit, Dbpobl elm
eIsttrif6er Strom BON $4,000 8olz
taItGrfe ieinen 80rper our6fube, nod
am 2eben uno tpiro nu4 urtbeil Der
Qsr5te tpieoer geneIen. gr mar BET
Der 4r6eit in BEN 8etrieb5anlugen Der
Gompagnie nit elmer elettriI4en
6auptleitung 3ufdqig in 8eriibrung
qefommen. Sein &0rper lit our4 Den
eleftriI6en Strom, Der 10 fart mar,
baB er bic GiIenndgel in Ieinen S4uz
ben gum S6mel3en bra4te, i4ltmm
perbrQnnt.