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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-01
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-26
Sie Sair In oer Warftbaar aai
zine @o9e beridoben.

Sie 6air, tpel9e am l. unb 2.
September in Der neuen Marttballe
gum gefen Der Slower Miifion uno
oes SSreien &inoergarten=Sersins itatt=
finben iollte, miro erit am z. uno s.
September absebaltsn tperoen.
gu Sprfibenbe Der beri9iebenen
@Dmites fino ernannt pOrben:
Sai6tnti9er, Srau $. 6. Suder;
9anbp, 6rau Charles Wooo uno Trau
8. 8. garrp; SecOratiOnen, Capt. 6.
%. @beat; Yeanuts, 6rau 8. Sesar
unb Srau 6. Se9ar; Sii6tei6, Grall
Sran3 Sior uno SRI. Clara Sates;
See Cream; SRI. Georgia San9, SRI.
6. &. cunningham unb SRI. 3.
Summel; 0tufit, Grauen Bed, s,
pidep, s. $. Saplor uno Ssnberion;
8liidsrao, Grau %. u. gperets uno
6rau s. $. Ornborff; 2imonabe,
6rau Senorids Sing.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-26
Cine ytational= =TOaeratiou Der
8an=@eperfid idafts=llaioaen
geplamt.
Seren @itsIisber;abl belduft ii9 euf
$4,000 Rann.

Die Yrdlioenten BON lieben interna=
tionalen Sau=@ewerti3afts-l -llniOnen,
ipel6e insgeiammt 5000 0tit9lieoer
baben, iino bier beute in Sibung 9e=
treten.
Sas &eiultat oerIelben mag iei1,
baB cine 6Doeration berIelben bei4loi=
len miro. iOoaB iie ii9 gegenieitig
beher unteritiibsn uno Siferea5en
lei6ter eei9li6tet tperoen f6nnsn.
gu Der @Onferens iino einsetrOHen
8. 9ilien BON ct. 2ouis, prdii-
bent Der 800 Carriers & BUILDING
9aborer's Snternational Union"
Trant Sudanan bon Chicago. Yrdfi=
bent Der Structural Sron gSorters
8. 9. @ubbins, bon Chicago, prdf.
bent Der g8rif MaiOns' Snternational
Union" 9. %. Siloen, BON Chicago,
Sseretdr Der vSnternatiOnal Srotbers
boob Of Yainters ano Decorators"
Mt. 9. @arrif, bon 2afapette, Secre=
tdr beriel6en Organization uno %. u
O'&eefe, bon ct. 2ouis, prdfoent
pon Der Blaiterers' Snternational
Union. Ssrdiioent %. 8. Subel
uno Secretdr Srant SuffD, bon be,
v8rot6er9ooo Of carpenters ano Sol
ners" tuObnen ebenfals Der @onferen;
hpi
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-26
Smpianapplis, Snb, Niiwp6, g. ausuf 1903
Ysrional= =stoti,em.

glm SOnntas feierte Serr 8 u | 8
& Il 6ler in ieinem freunoli9en
Seim an Der Orange Ctr. 0ieinen
30. 6eburtstag. Seine So9ter. Die
ieBt in @bicaso anidiiise Grau @,ib,
iiberraidte i'm nit ibrem @atten nit
ibrenl geiu9e. Gerner purbe bas @e=
burtstasstino aud our9 ben geiud
ieines S6paeers. Serrn 8uitar
S4reiber bon guonepile, Snb., er=
freut. Sie bieiieen 8erpanoten unh
6reunoe bra9ten ebenfalls peri6nlid
ibre @liifpiini6e bar. uno es tonntt
oaber nidt feblen, oaB Der Seburtstaq
in 9emiitbli6iter Weiie sefeiert wuroe.
gemirtbet tpuroen Die 8dfe in noble,
Weiie.
Die Serren Senrp Sa BEN b.
Senrp &uiie unb Sp. Steo T.
felo baben Ii9 beute na6 Sren9 Gid
bege6en. Sic tueroen f6 bort etpt
sebn Sage aufbalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-26
Ser Nitel=

Jrau gtiyel erbOb seitern in Der
Office bs. Slattss s25 bon benz, aus
9lnlaB oes traurisen unfalles ibres
Sobnes Sermann, bur9 freipilliss
Gaben suiammensebra9ten 6Ono.
6eifern lief Elm tueiterer 8eitras bon
81 bon ". s. Elm. ga am Sonn=
tag oas srOBe Stat Surnier
sum 8eien bon Serm. glibel in Der
SalIe oes unabhdnsisen Surnbereins
itattfinoet, mirb bic Sammelliite in Der
Office Samitag f9lieben.
Serr gilbert 9ieber, bon Der Sn=
oianapOlis gretpins Co., bat srDBber-
aieer WeiIe Dem Gonite nod 800 our
Nni9affuns bon Yreiien fir bas Stat=
Surnier our gerfiisuns seiteat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-26
Smmorteasn.

SIM bo6en gllter bon 80 Sabren 1T
lsBte Ia9t segen l 1br Grau 6 q :
tberine Sonalo, Mutter
oes Serrn Saralo Sdmiot, in oellsn
@obnun9, glo. Isl @ait Sriue,
@OOOruff place, geitOrben.
Die Seritorbene erblidte am %.
DECEMBER 1921 in &iel, 9Olfein, oas
2i6t Der gBelt. Sm Sabre 1862 fam
lie naa Snoianapolis, pel9es ibre
5peite Seimatb puroe. Sbr erfer
8atts puroe ibr idon Dor mebr als 50
Sa6ren Sur9 ben $oo entrihen. Ser=
ielbe 5erit6rte aud nit rauber Sanb
bas Slid Der sweiten @6e, inbem er
Der @erbli6enen, ebenfalls Dor Sabren,
ben sueiten @atten raubte. Sn benz
Seime ibres Sobnes, Saralo s6miot,
fano Die pafsre @reiiin, ,uel9e ii9
i6rer bortreffli6en Seraens= uno
@6aracter=gigeni9aften we9en, alliei=
tiger 8eliebtbsit uno N9tung erfreute,
einen iOrgenfreien, ungetriibten 2ebens=
abeno.
Sie Seeroigun9 iinbet am Sreita9
gta9mittag Dom Srauerbauie aus iiatt
Sn Marion, Sno., 1T am Siens.
tag Sbpmas gltpDoo i'm 9ll=
ter bon 20 Sabre in Solge eines Ser5=
i9laees aus Dem 2eben gei9ieben. Ser
Ser rItorbene mar bier biele Sabre lang
Elm prominenter @ei6dftsmann. 81
mar i'm @runbeisentbums @eiddfi
tbdtbig uno elmer bon Senen, tpel9e
Den Subbins 8lof an Der gennIplba=
nien Str. erbauen lieBen. Sn oer
Yani. bon 1876 erlitt er i6mere finan.
siele 8erliiite. gr fieoelte bierauf mad
Bloomington, Sno., no er big gum
@inter b. S. anidIiig mar, iiber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-26
Bonn @lise eridlasem.

@dhreno bes fur6tbareu @etpitter=
fturmes, BON uel6em am Montag
Na6mittag Marion Gountp beimee=
iu6t tpurbe, tpurbe Wm. gno6, pel=
der auf Der cine Meile iiibpeitli6 bpn
Cumberland 5ele9ensn 3piebelfarm
bon SuntingtOn &gase arbeitets, bonn
8lib eridla9en. @r binterldBt cine
Gamilie, nit tuel6er er auf Der 6arm
pobnte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-26


NDrberrl6eno tpdbreno Der Wo6e
mar i96nes, tlares g8etter nit elmer
Semperatur, pel9e ii4 nur ettpas
unter Normal belt {; bic gfd9te maren
aber gu tiibl, um Elm geniisenbes &ei=
fen oes Wais, Somaten etc. gu f0r=
bern. Sn Sbeilen Der Counties Sas=
per, @aB uno &osciustO baben Saeel=
i6ld9e auf Suuienoen bon gefern
Gorn ibperen S6aben aneeri9tet.
Mais bat f6 in ben 9ocalitdten, mo
&egen geialen 1T, sebeiiert. Sie
Sa9lase i'm 9anSen betrabtet, lit ber=
ielbe nod suriid. Mit tpenieen Nus
nabmen in ben iiioOtliden Counties
in Der nOrbliden Section. iinb Die
phanSen grim uno eeiuno ; nur rdr=
meres @etter unb i'm NQgemeinen
mebr Geudti9teit ifi n0tbie. Sirnen,
Iepfel, ghaumsn, @eintrauben unb
Somaten iino reif uno peroen auf ben
Martt 9ebra6t 8irnen= uno Iepfel
haben nur cine lei6te Grnte er9eben.
@eintrauben uno pfaumen siebt es
ma1enbaft unb Die Qualitdt lit cine
CUTE. Niit benz Giuma6en unb Ser
arbeitung Der SOmaten lit begOnuen
poroen Surfen peripre6en cine CUTE
@rnte; oasielbe ldbt ii4 audi bon
Spdt=aartOfeln iasen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-26
Gin Tlidtlins ams Srlano
Sier mad LANCER Sa9e bon Detectives
eineefanSen.

Sn ieiner bieii9en Wobnung $50
ginton Ctr. puroe geitern bon Serst.
Nnoretp Youne bon Der n&opal Sriib
@onfabularp" unb 3 Yinterton=Setec=
tipes Der felt Sabresfr:it aus Srlano
fli9tiee Sames 2un6ebaun berbaftet
un5 Dem Sunoes=@ommihdr WoOres
poreefiibrt. 2un9ebaun, Der fi6 bier
Sames @elib nannte, 1T belauloist,
am 6. Set.1894 in Srlano Nsnes Wc=
Sonalb, einen bermOgenoen 8runobes
fser unb ieinsn Padtberrn, eri9laeen
gu baben, tpOfiir er su lebenldngli9er
3u6tbausbaft perurtbeilt mOrben mar. g.
Sod entiprang er i'm September 1902
aus benz @efdnsniiie in MarlbOrOusb,
Queens 81 rtp, SrlanO, uno flob
na9 Nmerifa. Sier berfol9ten ihn Die
Yinterton's unb ermittelten, baB er ii9
suerit in @lepelano, oann in Chicago
aufgebalten bate uno bor etpa Sabres=
friit nad SnbianapOlis 9etpmmen mar.
Sierbin lieB er bann feline Srau uno
Sobn na6tommen, Die fi9 CUR 3eit in
Wuneie befinben ioQ. 2un9ebaun.
Der bier unter benz Namen Welib
als 9lrbeitsr i'm Sienfe Der Serre
Saute gretping 60. unb Der Scat.
Star9 Worts seitanoen bate, jebt
aber an Der 8i6t leioet, puroe bon
8unoes=@pmmiidr Wtoores einifweilen
in Saft bebalten, big bic Muslieferunss
papiere in Srbnuns gebra9t weroen
f6nnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-26
gi9ene Sampfer= m 2inie
tp piro oieQ. & N. =G ahn
etQbIirer

9ouispille, &p., 26. Qug.
Snnerbalb Der nd9len 80 Sage miro
Die 8. & q. Sabn eine eieene Sampf=
f9iffs=9inie na9 europa baben. Seit
Sabren BAT Die 6. & N. 8abn einen
iebr itarten 8erfebr na6 ben 9dnhern
am WitteQdnbiiden Meere eebabt unb
lett LANCER 3eit bat fie Die gtridtuns
elmer eigenen Sampferlinie e,plant.
TOr sinigen Sagen tearte 9err s. 3.
Compton aus Mep gorf surif unb
fpdter CAB er befannt, oaB er i'm gfa=
men Der Sabn nit Der Oeiferrei6ii6=
Imeritanii9en Sampferseiellidaft bic
Serbanblungen beSiisli6 grri6tuns
zines resuldren Sertebrs in Nni6luB
an bas Sabnipitem beenbst babe. Sis
Sampfer tperben bon peniacola, 6la.,
na9 WarieiQe, @enua, 2iporno, @i=
pita @ee9ia. @enebie unb Srieft fab-
rem. Die Sampfer iinb idmntli6 neu
uno baben 1000 big 5000 Sonnen
Sra9traft. Ser erite Sampfer wirb
bOrausiidtlid am Is. September uber
1. October Die 6abrt na6 europa an=
treten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-26
@ieoer bet Wnttern.

glbner Gulb, oas 0=id6riae SDbn=
den oss Wm. 6ulB, uel9er am Won-
tag aus ieiner elterli6en @obnun9
Go. $3.50 Wabiion Qpe. pe.i i6punoen
mar, 1T pieoer suriifgetebrt.
@r bate Die Wtontag Na9t in elmer
b.freunoeten 6anilie 3ugebra9t uno
Hidt oaran seoa9t, bab er bur9 iein
6ortbleiben ieinen @ltern fobiel Serse=
leio bereiten miiroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-26
Seiferrei@ .ltngarn.
Sr. Sans &i9ter befiirtp r.
tet einen 8pncptt gegen


tet einen 9 opcott gegen
Gonrieb.
gB len, 26. Mug. 9fa9 einem i'm
y@iener 9aeblatt" berOfentli6ten 8e=
ri6t iiber Elm Snterbisp nit bem @ag.
ner Sirisenten Or. Sans &i9ter, bat
fi9 Der &iinitler babin ausseiprO9en,es
iei nublos, iiber 6einri9 @onrieb's
8ere4tigung our guffiibrung bon
ypariifal" in SEEM Oorf su ftreiten, ba
oas ameritanii9e 8eieB lie ibm se=
ftatte. v9lber," 10 iaste Sans &i9ter,
ues giebt einen @eg, bagesen su Nr=
beiten, unb bas 1T Der 8opcptt. gDir
mhiien auf prattii9e Dirt unb gBeiis
seisen, baB mir nit einem 2anbe, bas
iol9en &aub suldbt, nidts gu tbun
baben pollen. gs 1T cine Sdma6 fiir
unier Snbrbunbert.
SD bin mir pobl beuubt, unb be-
oauere es iagen 81 miihen, baB bas
gOptOttiren ni5ts ausri9ten wiro,
aber Die 9lmerifaner finb Elm religi0ies
8olf, uno Die ameritaniide Geiiflid=
felt t6nnte 8ieles tbun, inoem lie iid
oasegen ausipriat. baB bic relisi0ien
8eitalten auf Die 8iibne sebro1t uer=
ben. Sd weiS, oaB 9err gonrieo
Naes tbun miro, um Die Nuffibruns
gu einem grfOls su seitalten, aber
auBerbalb 8apreutb ift cine beseiltsrte
Sariteluns nidt m0gli9; uno bss-
balb 1T audi bic Jamilie oes Msiiters
basss 0epab Der rparfifal" in @sp
Yortntin diibrt tpirb."
III hei
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-26
Serliert einen SUP.

9em 2O=idbrisen Sraneis M. Mari5
BON go. 2490 Semple Iue., einem
Irbeiter Der Yanbanole= =gabn in ibrem
&unbf9uppen, tpuroe seitern Mbeno su
ipdter Stunoe BEL Der Mrbsit BON elmer
riiftpdrts in ben &unbi9uppen ein=
fabrenbeu locomotive Der re4te SUB
sermalmt. Ser gsrunsliidte tpuroe
bon Or. Sefries BON Sispeniarium
in's ct. 8ineent's Sospital iiberftibrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-26
Sermegener Supelen=S =Siebftabl.

Sisbe Sertriimmerten lebte Ha4t bas
S3aufenfter Der pSenicia Diamond
Co." BON 81 St @aibinstOn Str,
uno erbeuteten &inse, 8rO9en etc. i'm
8eIammtpert6e bon $500. Der Sieb=
itabl mar ein perwegener, ba mebrere
perionen fib CUR 3eit in nd9ter 9tdbe
unb stpar on Der WaibingtOn uno
YennIplpania Str. befanoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-26
Idtuns! &beinlanoer !

Sie Qiitslieber Der &beiilii9en
S9iiBensiloe unb ale &beinldnoer, Die
fi9 ani4lieBeu uollen. beriammeln iid
beute Nbeno 8 II br in Sn.
Tictor's Safe an Der Mahaduietts
Gpe., Tim ibre gorbereitunsen fir Die
Sbeiinabme an Der oeuti9en 2irmes
am 20. September su besinnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-26
@aiOlin=GrplOiiOu in eiuem
&eitaurant.

Sn oem &eitaurant 500 6. Sai=
nois Str. erplOoirte beute Ntorgen elm
@aiulin=gebdlter. SelIrp Sart elm
Nneeiiellter erlitt i6limme 8ranomun,
ben an ben Sdnben uno Suiea Sap=
fins, Elm ginloeirer, trus granowun=
ben i'm @eii9t uno on ben Sdnben
oabon. Sas Seuer tpuros prompt es=
l6i9t, 10 oaB es teinen nennenswertber
S9aoen anri6tets.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-26

Summe an 26bnen, auf bem gigen=
tbum Der Geiellidaft rubt elm Ntbeits=
anipru9 bon $4,000. gs bat ii9
bsrausgeiteat, oab Die vRatiOnal Drills
Sight & Water Co., tpel6e Der elec=
trii6en Sabn bic Setriebsfraft lieferr
iollte, Der pertra9ten &innep=8ant
$05, 900 fduloet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-26
Snrnier oes Matabore Sfat=
Club.

Der Matabore Sfat=@lub 6ielt am
9ienitag Ibeno I'M Seuti6en Sauie
iein monatli9es Surnier ab. 9tus
bsmielbsn 9ingen a(s Sieeer berbor :
8eOrae Mooe, 1. preis, SenrD
MOei6, 2. Yreis, Sulius ge6erer, 8.
greis, @ontantin ge6erer, 4. preis,
8uitab Sabi6, Srofpreis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-26
.. u. y. @aiisufeit.

Sas oiesjdbrise Waiienfef oes
Seutiben Qlgemeinen Yrot. Waiien=
pereins miro am Sonntag, Is. Sept.
absebalten unb meroen Die 8orberei=
tunsen fir oasielbe bon ben Serren
Sos. 8. S9aub, gilbert Sabm, Sp.
&uie, Sp. Sabenep uno 5. 2inbe=
mann 9etrDffen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-26

8. s. M q n n tpirb an Der g. %.
gfe Der Slinois unb IL. Str. elm
3=it6dises Npartement=Saus erri4teR
laHsn, tpel9es s35, 900 tofsn tuiro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-26
Seutiaer Yart.

Sie Eamen Der Seuti9en parf=8e=
ielli6aft beranR llten beute, Wtittwo9,
26. gus. cine Mbenb=@u9repartie fir
Wiitelieoer allein. 6rau &bobebamel
bat Die Irransirung bieier llnterbal=
tung iibernommeo, iobaB alio Elm gr=
fole fi9er 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-26
Samen Sereiu 0es Socialen
Snrn=8ereins.

Der .8adfii6faiten" beranfaltet
m orgen gta6mittag fir Die Ntit=
elieoer oes Sereins cine unterbaltung
i'm Burner Yarf. 9lm ndtiten Sonn.
tag iit cine Sartenpartie fir Serren
uno Samen i'm parf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-26

gauerlaubniB s f9eine.-
Wartin 6riti9, 25O2 Oit TO-, Mn=
bau, $400.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-26
Grntebsridt

Sir Die 8o4e, enbenp am "a. 9lusuit.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-09

grasses, hops, strawberries, raspber- ries and blackberries are more grown. Thus on the small plot of ground that represents one great state will be found score of different crops grow ing. There will be no actual dividing line beween the growing crops, though in the cases of the various grasses, wheat, barley and buckwheat, the line is as distinctively drawn by a wave of color as is the line that divides the muddy waters of the Mississippi from those of the comparatively clear Ohio at the junction of the two rivers at Cairo, Illinois.
 While the arrangement of the ex- hibits in the form of the monster map will fasten the eye more quickly and will challenge the admiration of every visitor to the Fair, the agriculturalist and horticulturist will find in the ex- hibits surrounding the map other ex hibits of equal interest and importance.
 A unique feature of the governments S open air exhibit is the school garden that occupies large section extending ion the garden map over the Dominion of Canada from Maine to Minnesota. This exhibit is under the personal di- rection of Prof Wheeler of Michigan, of the U. S. Department of Agricul- ture. The liberal space allotted to this exhibit has been cut up into the numer- ous subdivisions and each of these sub divisions in turn Is turned over to the various St Louis schools. A class of pupils Is selected by the principal of the school so honored, and the actual work of planting and cultivating the garden is left to the pupils under, of course, the general direction of Prof Wheeler. Liberal prizes are offered for the best cultivated garden and for the best results. The sight of the lit tie tots in their knickerbockers and gingham dresses, their sailor hats and sunbonnets equipped with hoe and rake is a sight too seldom seen.
 There are dozens of other features surrounding the map that will reveal themselves to the visitor and will prove interesting and instructive.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-09
SYMPATHY WAS WASTED.
Little Boy Made n Picture with Hl' Flowers, But He Was Out
 for the Money.

He was not a pretty child, but he made pretty picture none the less as he lay asleep in the corner of a Eff teenth street cable car the other aft ernoon, his dirty little hands clasping tightly the handle of his basket filled with wild violets. The passengers pass ing and repassing stopped to look at him and to admire his little basket of violets. Invariably the conversation of the car drifted to the little sleeping figure, says the Kansas City Journal. :,
 Beautiful to see a, child's esthetic taste so well developed thus early in life" unused one woman who sat op- posite,l her eyes fastened on the flushed little face.
 "Yes, indeed. suppose he's been out in the woods all afternoon and is taking the flowers home to mother and sisters said the woman next.
 Il tell you when a child loves flowers his mother needn't worry about him. spoke up the old lady who wore spec tacles,
 Just then the conductor came through and shook the little fellow by the arm.
 Here, wake up, sonny. Do you think you can ride all day? You've been around once with me already. Where do you want to get off?"
 ''Walnut street." was the drowsy re- ply.
 "Well, get off when call Walnut street again"
 The boy looked around the car full of people, and when the conductor was safely out of sight he pulled out a bunch of violets.
 Here, want to buy some flowers ?'' he demanded of the woman who boast ed of his esthetic taste Five cents 8 bunch.' He sold four punches and then fell asleep immediately.
 Walnut called the conductor, as he shook the boy. Walnut"
 Here, I don't want to get off mo- where. Here's my carfare. Let me be, will yer?" And as the car went on down Walnut street the youngster was again sleeping.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-09
HIS CIRoUsILoCUTToN.
But It Did Not Win the Bright Eyed
 Common Sense Girl.

Common Sense Girl.
 s'I received this afternoon" said the bright eyed common sense girl, the while slight blush of maidenly coy ness tinted her peach-hued cheeks, "a written proposal of marriage from Horace J. Pokelong, the rising young attorney. and -
 Huh! that petrified dubw jealously calculated the young dry goods dealer, who had been hanging back because of his timidity and excessive adoration.
 He says, proceeded the maiden, gently ignoring the interruption, and reading aloud from the interesting doc ument, have carefully and com prehensively analysed my feelings to- ward you, and the result is substantial- ly as follows, to wit: respect. admire, adore and love you, and hereby give, grant and convey to you my heart and all my interest, right and title in and to the same, together with all my pos sessions, and emoluments either won, inherited or in any other manner ac- quired, gained, anticipated or expected, with full and complete power to use, expend, utilize, give away, bestow or otherwise make use of the same. any thing heretofore stated, expressed, inn piled or understood, in or by my pre- vious condition, standing. walk, atti- tude or actions to the contrary not withstanding: and I furthermore ?
 "I-I!' fairly shouted the listener, springing to his feet and extending his arms. Miss Brisk-Maud-I love you! VIII you marry me?"
 'sYes, Itwillr' promptly answered the lass, as she contentedly smuggled up in his encircling embrace. And I'll reply to the ponderous appeal of that pedantic procrastinator with the one expressive slangism. 'Nitv am yours, Clarencew ew-Smart Set.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-09
MhAT IS suCcEss7

 What is success, the winning of much gold?
 Perhaps, if 1t be won in honesty; But he who, striving after higher things. Dies poor, may equally successful be. What is success, the winning of a name It may be, if the record shows no spot; Yet he may be successful who is true, Although he pass from earth to be forgot. What is success, the winning of great power2
 It may be, if while great power one doth seek, He still respects the rights of other men, And tramples not upon thelow and weak. What is success? Not wealth. nor fame. nor power, But purity of heart, and love. and truth: And honest work well done for God and man,
 Success like this be yours. ambitious youth! Mary M. currier. in Rams Horn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-09
Big PostaI Rus,nean.

The United States post office de- partment in 1902 issued domestic money orders amounting to over $313, ,0o0, ,oo0 and foreign amounting to nearly S23,OOo,oo The money sent abroad was almost entirely re1nit- fances to relatives by immigrants
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-09
Extension of Wand Street.
FIRE ALARM.

4-Cor South Main and Grand sts.
 5-ScoviIl Manufacturing Go Pl
 6-Cor Bridge and Magill sts.
 7-Exchange Place.
 12-Rogers & Bro P.)
 13-Cor East Main and Niagara stA 14-Cor East Main and Wolcott road. 15-Cor Cor High and Walnut sts. 16--Cor Fact Main and Cherry sts. 17-Cor East Main and Cole sts. 21--Cor North Elm and Kingsbury sta 23-Burton street engine house. 24-Waterbury Manufacturing Go Py 25-Cor North Main and North sts. 26-Cor Buckingham and Cooke sts. 27-Cor Grove and Prospect sts. 2S-Cor Hillside avenue and Pine sts. 29-Cor Ludlow and N. Willow sts. 3l-Cor Bank and Grand sts.
 32-Cor Riverside and Bank sts. 34-Cor W. Main and Watertown I'd. 85-Conn By & L't'g Go, car h'se (P1 86-Wgterbury Brass Go (P)
 87-Cor Cedar and Meadow sts. 38-Cor Grand and Field sts.
 42-Cor South Main and Clay sts. 43-New England Watch Go (P) 45-Benedict & Burnham Mfg Go. lpY 46-Waterbury Buckle Go. (P) 47-Cor S. Main and Washington gtH 51-Cor Baldwin and River sts. 62-Cor Franklin and Union ste. Waterbury Clock Go. case fac.pI 54-Cor Clay and MjlI sts.
 56-Cor Liberty and River sts. 57-No S hose house.
 5S-Cor Baldwin and Stone sis 62-Cor Doolittle alley and Dublin sFm 72-Cor West Main, and Willow sts. 73-North Willow st. cor Hillside. 74-Cor Johnson and Waterville sta. 142-Wolcott st, beyond Howard. 162-Cor East Main md Welton sts. 212-The Platt Bros Go. IPl 213- Hammond Buckle GO. fp1 214 Waterbury Clock Go. .m,v3t fac 9rI 216-Cor North Main and Grove sfs Round Hill and Ward sta. 261-Junction Cooke and N. Main sts 272-Grove. bet Central & Holmes ava S11-S. N. D. Telephone Cd building (Tsl 312-Cor Bank and Meadow sts. Randolph & Cloves (P1 814-Plume 6 Atwood (P) S15-American Ring Go. (P1 316- Electric Light Station (Pl S1S- Holmes. Booth & Haydens 1pY S21-No Hose House 823-Cor Washington ave & Porter sts 324 Cor Charles and Porter sts. S25-Cor Simons st & Washington ava Lumber & Coal Go. (Py 412-Tracy Bros P) 432-Cor Liberty and s. Main sis 451-Steele & Johnson Mfg co. Tpy 5s2-Cor Baldwin and Rye sts.
 P) Private.
 SIGNALS.
 i. One stroke calls superintendent to the City hall.
 Ii. Two strokes. fire out, recall.
 Hi. Three strokes, 12 m, 9 D. m.
 1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1. Ten strokes ouicR will indicate general alarm and win call the entire force into service.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-09
No Wonder It Failed.

Maryhattyana, an Arkansas post off, flee recently discontinued for lack of business, was named in honor of the three daughters of its first, last and only postmaster, who were called re- spectively Mary, Hatty and Anna.-N. Y. Sun.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-09
SIGNALS.

i. One stroke calls superintendent to the City hall.
 Ii. Two strokes, fire out, recall. 1-1-1. Three strokes, 12 m, 9 D. m. 1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1. Ten strokes quick will indicate general alarm and win call the entire force into service.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-09

Ladies' Tailo ored Garments
 It Is not necessary to go to New York for the latest creations and ney- est designs in tailored suits and riding habits. Order tailor-made suits of
 E. BUCK, 27O North Main St,
 ' an better prepared than ever tU please BY large nnalbor of customers.