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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-13
Tnnif Wcitinnicn.
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Souif geItinoien. Sberit Seoemaur.
er efter aniegning aiifebiget og no.
nppnt til aommouber al 3anne6rog
2oen 8roo. Ierhos err BET operora.
get 8eneroloirefter FOR 2elearafnG.
Tenet RoroIien Tom 8uoernsr 40 in.
terim, at paretnae @uoernsrrembP.
bets Sorretninger, oa 8ontorGef
Short 2~orentSen iom 8omiteret, al
biitaa @llpernsreu 40 interim.
- iii Times" meooeles fra ct.
Thomas: Yao ct her nulig aibolot
Msoe peotpges oct al telearofere III
Regieringen / aisbenhapn og uotale
opb Wisforneielie meS Den peitinoiite
commissions getRnfnina ansnaenSe
St. Thomas. Gorilla bar man util.
freos meo commissioners Sorilag
ON hsiere Snbfsrielsiolb o. bsiere
SpiritustoI6. ioet Siennemisrelien
heraf efter ben alminoelige Renina
piIoe barre ensbetnoeuoe meo Gems
Ruin. 5%elegrammet retter en- ine-
iraugenoe Senpenoelie ON. at oisie
SoriIae life maa bIipe peotngne, ie-
Sefolfningens ReHing CT bsrt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-13
linn SiprneiGaer. :

Hng SIprncIGgcr. zen Is War
gamle HilS SGglono. Son al Soban.
mes SGglano | &anbsmarfen gift for.
Ieben alcne til Clogs, fortGler Sfis
ensblabct "5remifriot" San bapoe
Rifle meo. GilS fan6t friife 9ierne.
ipor, ful9te Dem % too ioa pluoielig
peb Sparttiern moo 7rangeoal 9ln.
iigt til aniigt meb Sfogfongeu, iont
bilieoes meo Ell augIe, Der cnote 6ens
Sip.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-13

Slben paaiat ? Sra Ssniet meb'
oeles Den 22be Sftober: @n Eripat'
manb fauot | Gftermiooa9 | aiPloer.
muren peo @ogeriet paa aafrauus
9ranOtomt euoel fcoteoe Siaer, go.
pirer % Ell eleftriif %9ommelpgte. ga
gerne beilaglagoes al Yolitiet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-13
6pmpuuiitcu SalfSau Scbe +

ligget ipg al Den guile Sober pan Gen.
lon bpor ban bar optraabt meo ct
franif Srfeiter. San er M bro % CT
paa Seien til europa. Splinter leg
ger ban itbite Soanb paa Speracn
"Sesle aari Iuuo", bportil &rigbS
% @ggeS Sefit M er fGrbig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-13
Sanbciiuros uae airfc.

befioro mebbeles Den 23be Sftober:
Gen npe 8trfe / SauOeiiorb inouie'
beS ioag peb @iifop Bang unber Del.
tneelie al 8ropitiets 8reitcr. Ssiti.
beliebe6en bar iproeleS boffer og
ooerpareS al en- WaSie Renneifer.
airfeu er bp9get pe0 9rsorene Soii
efter Segning al Irfiteft NihoeIien,
bar foitet ca. 100000 SIR. % er / ole
SeIe eu imltf, pGroia &irfebp9niug.
S~il6eitmiobdsgen bar tegnet 70 Del
toaere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-13
sSnnS al Galfmalericr.

ifslge "8enoS. Sib." / oiSie Gage
flnoet gouife operorbentIig betnbe.
lige aalfmaIerier UNDER aolfpuSiet
Srao Sognefirfe. Secrets SpGluina
og San9ifibets g9ege er beOGffeoe
meo aaegoriffe Sigitrer, fermIiiQenSe
Scner ira 9i6elbiitorien. 6lnoet be.
ifribeS iom aorife oberp9Ioenoe
pr9atiqt. Ger er fleet ScnpenbeIie
til Nationolmuieet, for at oette fan
bragg Omiors for Ioleriernc$ gcpo.
relic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-13
G~iteriporsicl.

Ran HoaeH siue mig min grpSers. gpeu
I. Sliene Goresie? Shit boeoe ban I go.
900 Alb Ctr. 2. (St. 2ouis bouieD. Riuuea.
polls. Smtreut 8 SOB o. 8 Iommsr hsi.
90 Nar, mgrteblaa Zine. mprit Saar oa
Ronitaher. Seteoe 40 3D.; ipgeIig. Sduee
msrte al9eer, sraa Gosrfrat's o. 9raa Cat.
unoerret DIE Z. Gliou, &uperus. Niun.
1lb2.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-13

Srmfnct. On Glbre Wano, Slrrp.
mayer Rilion fra Bergen, Carer I
&urpfletning peo aauosiuageifolen
paa 2peteraas, er | Msrfe folot no
for 8eien / 5peterauspanbet % er
orufnet, nteIbes ira Bergen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-13
Womlc Niitrifts(rocr. 30 al 0on

@amlc SiitriftslGgcr. 20 al Son'
bets 9loIte 0iitriftSleger, nemlig :.
6. Soffmou / Grfebalen og :. 9ug9e
/ StenfiGr blep 27oe Sttober 1860
1onGpnte o. funoe iaoleOeS ben 27Oe
Oft. inar ie tilboge pan en- 43 aarig
GmbeOspirfiombeb; oet Gloite al
2onbets 0iitriftslGger er Sr. 8rims.
gaaro / SorpSborg; ban bar ct Iars
Itsrre @nctenuetet eno De to openior
nppnte 0iitriftSlGger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-13
%&riitiansbpra Slot.

N"rlFIHHHUUrU SIuI. YIN WTBUVH'
hahn meooeIeS Den 26Oe OCTOBER /:
SoIfetin9et ieubte ibaa &opforIaaet
ON &riitiausboras SlotS 8ieuop;s'
reIie til 2oeu 9ebauoIiuQ. efter at
6oriloeet bar aubefalet al HeprGien.
tauter for be forifielliac BARTER meo
llnotoselie al Socioloemofroteu g.
anubien og Sngpalo NicIieu al Ben.
Itrefornlpartiet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-13
9ubauujcns Minoc.

fienote oonife HoroiIcsOiaere c.
traSt iammen for at ipGrfiGtte en-
SnoiomIing til ct @inoCamGrfe paa
8uItoo Sobanniens 8rap paa Stems
borg airfegaarb. Ger suifeS tuu 81.
Drag al Spnberipoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-13
Is Mars Subilrnm.

meo 9ouostiugsmano. aammerberre
Sbpgeion fan Stiftspropit Gam.
aaoro Den lite 4opember ieire IS
Mars SnoenteriubilGiim. Stifts.
propitcn iploer oeu lite 9topember 50
Mar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-13
Sanmarfs Sinauier.


hitter Sage uStaIte UNDER 6inanSlo'
pens isrite @ebanolina | 6olfetinget.
at HeaierinsenS S~iuauSpolitif maat.
te erfieuoeS at p9re ioruilfttg og tot.
iiatia. De 9prber. iom Regieriugcn
bopoe poalogt, pur paaIuat meo bar
icm Saonb. Waoife piloe De 9proer.
oen ienere moatte nsoeS iii Of pao.
l9aae. ipneS timae. San bapoe til
traabt Tit gmbeoe unber pouifeliae
iinauiieIle 6orbcIb. o. ban baabehe.
at bans Gitermaub maatte fao Oct
l~ettere. San uotaIte iterft Suifet
ON, at 9perre maotet blipe iorboIoS'
bis i~terfere reprpieuteret / SoIfetin.
get, efterboouocn Tom bcn politiife
Snbflpoelic foncentrerebeS / bette
Sina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-13

StatsraaS Sanses iioite Soene.
fnlo, Changer, oil. efter bpoo "Sar.
ben meSoeler, unoer Seoigbeoen
blipe beitpret al Yaitor z. ". Gee
berg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-13
apna Ycter al serbiens 1rtter,

NDn0 Fcfcr af SrruItH" WHICH
Yrins 8araeeorseDitif. Der er boiat
/ Yaris, pil iointer beisQe aisber.
bopn for at boloe ct Tureorag poo
8rouif ON ct IiterGrt @mne "5ronif
afaoemiif Sorening". @cisget pil
iinoe Steo / Sanlar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-13

Sil 9ensmano | 9eieren er ifslge
"9orblanospoiten" beifitfet Carer
g. Strano ira &srpif, % til Gems.
manb | 9inoalen 8pmmonoerlerge.
ont 8. anoerien ira glten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-13

WANTED MEN AND WOMEN WITH
comnon-schoO education, that are tired OF
working for small wages. TO qualify as salaried
ad writer's or shOw-card writer's through our ir-
structiou by mail. Prices low. terms easy; no
books 10 buy. Send for circular, stating where
YOU saw this adj and which position you want.
IN~TERSATIosAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS.
Scranton. Pa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-13
Gn firf 8ulSbrnS. @ulobrpIlup

WI iItCi 0HiuuIHp. OulODrDuuD
feireoes f~orleOen al SusmanbsioIt
unoer 8isrlien / 6ooberg Salpor
SaaroSeng oa SuItru. 0an er so Ntor
og bun 73 Mar. Raife og rsrige err
DC begge TO. Sun oriper omfr1ne I
SiIlebammer iom @agItfiRrring, %
ban bugger @eO. Sun err oppc al. 4
ON Norgenen, oa isr ST. 6 er bun /
arbeioe hos DC forifieaiae 5amilier.
Sele Gogen boloer bun paa. og enSSa
er bun life mere iIiteu ar. s ON
9npIoen, emo at bun gicrne tar en- al
Bigerne ON Siuet og banter runbr
paa 8ieffengulpet. On Srue | gpen
bar iortalt "8uobrunososlen" oct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-13
Sra Ddnmarf.

Gn airfc for 1spitnmme bill bl;
bpeeet | aisbenbopn. 8rnno er al.
lereoe erbperpct paa @rGnicn meIlem
Nerrebro o. 6reoerifsberg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-13

80 aar fpIbte oen 256e Sftober
5ru 8iertruo &riitiane glom, enfs
eiter @pfogeS 9lom / 9repif oa 60.
tier al nfosoe 8orgermeiter 8esiel !
5reorifsbnlb. Sru glom. Der er bo.
iiooenoe / a%rtitianin. bIep Gnfe :
1874. Senoes RanS, Der paa en- oa
iamme 3io par 9pioge6, 8olitime.
tier, 9pifriper og Boitmeiter / grepii,
re%prGientereoe oenne gn paa Stor-
tinget ilere 8ange / so aurene. Srii
9Iom, Der er isbt 1903. altioa | Jam.
me aar iom nfbsbe grofesior Sduei.
gaarb og afosoe Stntsminiiter Sre-
Drift Stans. er | Sorbolo I'll lin bsie
Ilber, enonu rnif oa rsrig og bIgp
Iptsrifet af en- taIrig areos of gsrr.
9ernebern og Serneberns Born. %.
ian be mango Senner, JON Den gamlc
Came bar uunoet. ienote ben6e Dc
.beoite SiIiener oa Spfeifninger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-13

StNaIas. - Wiiu Sorm ~belisssnoe
I atlauta 9opuihtp, 8sder Co., NRinu.
800 Neres ueo Spgutuaer for s2s Or. We're.
SalposleH toutanf. 5Iiil 5ence. 175acres OBJ
pIpiet. Rriieu SapueadH9. NIt CT oprlbart.
2 gRil Ill MORT Sirte. Store o. gPeisri. Q
gftl III Sneu. Striu itror I'll Vino. z 8du,
gen, llsn y. g.. Riuu g. 4. 3. go. 1.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-13

Gnifcc. - Sols uoseu bar en- op.
- opriet 6orm / Ct ncrit Settlement /
9prooeiteu, ipm ban puitsr bortiorpaatst.
oa iirtu III 5hps. Soenieu Rsutsn, gu:
beiirtu 5drmsu cg. bpao ben tan iOrpaa;es
for. 1872.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-13

Statsraab Shsming er en- Salp.
bror al Stortinssmono Gsebe Ris.
fen fra 5inmarfsbperne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-13

T~iliaigs. -- notwithstanding /
9e:orab. bsitaasuoe al me aigrstpier.
tooe Seite. 2isposu % 5tlbebBr, % M
Sugnius. Su goo 5arm Tan tdsss / 8ntte
ON pultsS. II. 3. Roriou, Tseurab Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-13

TiHalae. - $40 @crss apot 9auo
iiliaIss o aRil VET fra &dtertotuI z.
Tot, ~ YfiI ira Citation. Striu III See
Bros, &ateriopn, z. Tut. 0b4
SiNalgs ueO Grreu, en- COB 40
Acre 5nrm meo 8reatursi oa WIftis
nert. Seoiie NeIsri 9ouuip I Staten. Cor
nRrmsre Splpsuiugsr ifriu I'll Geo. ".
Sbarp, @lenpcoo. Ct. GroiG 60, isis.
". j. :. 30. l..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-13

Tiialas. lee Ncres goot "Sdros
wooo" Sioplauo meo Suie, 10 Ncres
rpooct idmt 30 Gcres Ssldno. On lioeu
Gu oeler Sduo,t. Tei er trt peo 9dnoe.
peien; en- SnoiIg, RIG Vda Sit; StoIsbus.
Yoltbus. Store. Sdgmsle oa T~elsionitas
ton: 10 Mt iuogit tor Eesrmooo. - Cs'
iaa so Aeres tilidIa. iom beiIt eaHer iis i0r
areaiuriarmL 20 Wees CT rpooet. Bellgs
aeuoe iom bet purIge. Strtp I'll u. Reither.
BenHetptae. Nitiin Co.. Mtun. lib2
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-13

Ttialas. - $40 Ncres al Rinue'
iuia Sioplun0 Tor minere emo gumberen
er uRro. Sprobuuoen er tort NuIoioro meo
Yer uioer. 9 Ytl fra Serubaneu. Strtu
I'll @isrsu, TT. &btibef, DEBORAH, Soma.
1904
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1903-09-01
President Roosevelt to Be in
Attendance.

He Will Review the Parade and Make
an Address-He Will Also Open the
State Fair-A> Dinner in Honor of
the President Will Be Given Mon
day Evening by Former Senator His
cock.
Oyster Bay, N. Y, Sept 1.-Arrange-
ments practically have been completed
for the presidents trip to Syracuse to
attend on Monday, Labor day, the
opening of the New York state fair.
Accompanied by small party, Pres
ident Roosevelt will leave Oyster Bay
on the night of the 9th inst, arriving at
Syracuse about o'clock on the morn
ing Of the 7th. At 10 o'clock he will
review the Labor day parade. Shortly
before noon he will be escorted to the
state fair grounds. where he formally
will open the fair and deliver his
Labor day address. Luncheon will be
served the president and party on the
fair grounds. Returning to the city
la&er in the afternoon, the president
will review the parade of the letter car
riers. At o'clock Monday evening
former United States Senator Frank S.
Hiscock will give a dinner in honor Of
the president at which covers will be
laid for about thirty. From Syracuse
President Roosevelt's party will return
directly to Oyster Bay. arriving here on
the morning of the Sth.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1903-09-01
|IT WAS A VERY NARROW ESCAPE

Leishman received a telegram from
Rear Admiral Cotton, dated from
Genoa, Italy, Sunday evening, am
nouncing that the United States war-
ships Brooklyn and San Franciscoyl
would arrive at Beirut at the end 81
this week.
The American officials here attribute
the dispatch of the warships to Turk
lsh waters not solely to the Magelssen
affair, but to the general dissatisfac-
ton of the authorities at Washington
at the non-fulfllment of the porte's
promises in regard to the pending
questions and to the determination of
President, Roosevelt to show Turkey
that she cannot trifie with American
representations. Diplomatic circles
here generally approve of the energetic
action of the United States, which. it
is pointed out. is amply justified by the
bad faith of Turkey, and it is felt here.
that the appearance of the United
States warships in Turkish waters
will lead to the immediate settlement
of the pending disputes. Nothing so
impresses the porte as naval demon
stration, and the diplomats claim that
this will be specially noticeable in the
present case, as the Americans are not
fettered, like other powers, by agree
ments regulating the international por
1itical affairs of Turkey.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1903-09-01
CLUB MEN ANGRY.
Members of the Golden Reply to Col
onial Secretary Chamberlain.

Members of the Golden Reply to Col
onial Secretary Chamberlain.
London, Sept IA recent letter of
Colonial Secretary Chamberlain to a
correspondent, saying it was not neces-
sary to answer the criticism of the
Golden club, (which appears mainly to
Unsupported by foreigners whose in
terest it is that we should maintain our
present system of free imports has
called out a sharp retort from the club,
in an open letter to Mr. Chamb erlain,
characterizing his statement as gross
ly inaccurate"
The letter reminds the colonial Sec
retary that he was for many years a
member of the club and that he is
therefore perfectly we'll aware that the
foreign members thereof were only
elected with the object of encouraging
the free trade movement in other coun-
tries and that they have no voice in
controlling the policy of the club. The
letter concludes with saying now that
Mr. Chamberlain has been reminded of
these facts, unless he Immediately and
publicly withdraws his statement, it
''can only be concluded that it is part
of your plan of campaign to try to
create prejudice against your op-
ponents by means Of statements you
know to be untrue"
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1903-09-01
sTAPLETON BROTHERS HOME.
Had a Pleasant Visit to the Land OF
Their Birth

Had a Pleasant Visit to the Land OF
Their Birth.
Luke and Frank Stapleton arrived
home from Ireland on Saturday even
ing after a two months trip through
Ireland. Like all those who have paid
recent visits to the old country they
say that the country was never SO
prosperous and the only trouble now
is to keep the young people from emf
grating. They visited all the well
known spots in their native country
and other places of note throughout
the other counties. They were pres
ent in Ireland when the king made his
visit and saw that sovereign, on his
trip in various places. They say that
the hotels and other places in Ireland
wherever foreigners congregate know
how to charge for accommodations.
When they arrived in this city they
were surprised at the reception that
awaited them. at their respective
places of business, Luke was well
coined at his place on Meadow street
by fireworks and drum corps At
Franks place on North Main street,
however, was the great celebration.
That is it was planned to make it a
great one, but the party to whom the
fireworks and red fire were intrusted
became too anxious and exploded the
whole lot at once. It shook the build
ings in the immediate vicinity and
landed Frank and some of his friends
in the middle of the street. AS no one
was seriously injured, however. Frank
threw open the doors of his cafe and
held an open house until the hour for
closing. AS he did not see all his
friends on the night of his arrival he
has arranged to give them reception
in the near future and will distribute
souvenirs among them.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1903-09-01
SUNSHINE AT BRIDGEPORT.

Bridgeport, Sept 1.--Sunshine and
blue skies to-day caused decided
change for the visitors and the people
in Bridgeport and the city took on a
better holiday aspect Bunting and
flags which had been put out previously
had been added to quite generously in
all parts of the city. The two fea-
lures to-day were the horse and car
riage parade and the marine review
at 8 o'clock. In the former upwards
Of 300 horses were in line and ninety
vessels took part in the marine exhibi-
ton
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1903-09-01
1.-THE OFFICERS WERE ON LABOR day At SYRACUSE.
Broke Up a Chicken Supper at
North Miamus

The Supper Was to Have Been in the
Nature of a Boxing Match-Three
of Those Who Were to Take Part
Were Found in the Dressing Room
Undergoing the Rubbing Down and
Limbering Up Process.
Greenwich, Sept 1.-Deputy Sheriff
Ritch and three town officers last
night broke up chicken supper" at
the town hall in North Miamus, the
feature of which was to have been a
boxing match Between Ed Butler and
Jack Morton, two Stamford young
men. Butler and Morton, together
with Henry Morton, Henry Moran and
George Brown, a negro, who were in
the mems dressing room rubbing
down, were arrested and brought to
the lookup here to await a hearing in
the town court to-day. Many we'll
known men of both Stamford and
Greenwich were present sitting about
a ring which had been constructed in
the middle of the floor.
Late last night telephone message
to Sheriff Ritch from Stamford made
him aware of the proposed bout and
he Immediately drove to the village
with the officers. Waiting until they
believed the fight to be in. progress,
the officers made descent upon the
dressing room, but the preparations
were then only being made. After
arresting those in the dressing room
the officers went into the hall where
about 100 spectators We're gathered
About the ringside We're men promin-
ent in military and civic life of Siam
ford and Greenwich. and at sight of
the officers rush was made for win
dows and doors. The officers, how
ever, were too quick and pulled revol.
vers, holding the crowd until the
names Of all had been secured. The
spectators were then allowed to de-
part. A Stamford man who, it is be.
lieved, arranged the affair, was al
lowed to depart through an oversight
but the officers will make an attempt
to find him to-day.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1903-09-01
DRUGGIST DUNCAN WEDs.

Wedding Ceremony at st Francis
Church, Naugatuck, To-Day.
A pretty wedding was solemnized at
st Francis's church, Naugatuck this
morning at 8 o'clock, the contra citing
parties being John f. Duncan of this
city, the we'll known druggist, and
Miss B. E. Nixon of Scott street, Nau-
gatuck. The ceremony was performed
by RevJ. %. r. Sheridan, who also ce1e-
brated the nuptial mass which follow
ed. William J. Duncan the groom's
brother was best man and Miss Minnie
Connery of Providence was brides
maid. AS the party entered the church
Lohengrin's wedding march was finely
rendered by the organist Miss Higgins.
During the celebration Of the mass
several solos were pleasingly rendered
by Miss Katherine Cross Both the
bride and bridesmaid were beautifully
gowned. They were attired in dresses
of crepe de chine and wore picture
hats to match. The bride carried a
white prayer book while the brides
maid carried a bunch of bridal roses.
The church was filled with relatives
and friends of the bridal couple. The
ushers were James I<ilmartin, cousin
of the groom and William Nixon. the
brides brother The groom's gift to the
the bride was a crescent of diamonds,
to the bridesmaid gold brooch set
with pearls, to the best man a scarf
pin set with torquoise and pearls and
to the ushers stick pins After the ser
vices wedding reception was held at
the home of the bride The wedding
gifts were beautiful and numerous,
Mr. and Mrs Duncan left on the II "a
train on a honeymoon to Washington.
On their return they will reside on
William street
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1903-09-01
YACHTS UNABLE TO RACE TO-DAY
DRUG CLERKS MEETING.
Old and New Unions Hold Warm
Discussion.

A meeting of what is known as the
old drug clerks union to some clerks,
as the new union to others, was held
last night. 1t was a rather warm
meeting and the discussion at times
was rather heated. Certain clerks
claim that the old union was never le-
gally disbanded; that neither Max
Norris. the national secretary, nor the
Central Labor union were ever official
,ly notified of the unions withdrawal
from the national union and from af-
f1liation with the Central Labor un-
ion. The latter supports this conten-
ton. This faction of the drug clerks,
therefore, claim that the union is still
in existence and the present members
thereof should have possession Of the
funds and books. The funds are in
their possession, but the books are
not. The opposition claim that the
old union no longer exists; that it was
officially disbanded; Max Morris was
notified and his reply to the notifica-
ton letter is in their possession. They
claim that in place of the old union
q new one has been formed. They
furthermore contend that the funds in
the treasury of the old union must be
divided among the members of the un-
ion at the time of it's disarmament AS
to the books they will be turned over
to Max Morris. the national secretary,
by Ralph Foster, in whose possession
they are now, as soon as he receives
word from the former. This faction
claims that they have lawyers opin-
ion to the effect that their stand in the
matter is proper. This matter was
thoroughly aired at the meeting last
night, but no amicable settlement was
reached.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1903-09-01
MANY INSURGENTS KILLED
The Sultan Says He Prefers to Retain
Control at Constantinople.

The Sultan Says He Prefers to Retain
Control at Constantinople.
Constantinople, Sept 1.-Oficial re-
ports say that 300 insurgents were
killed or wounded during the fighting
which occurred last week in the
yilayet of Monastir.
The porte has sent memoranduIn
to the Austrian and Russian annbassa-
dors here pointing out that at the re-
cent mass meeting of Macedonians in
Sofia, Bulgaria, it was decided to send
fresh hands into Macedonia, and also
calling attention to the fact that COM
mittees in Bulgaria were supplying the
insurgents with arms and ammunition
by means of ships which land their
cargoes on the coast in the vicinity OF
Iniada
Consular dispatches from Prishtina.
near the Servian frontier, confirm the
reports that nearly all the Christian
villages in the districts of DibrA, fifty
four miles from Monastir, and Cicev6
have been pillaged and burned and
that the inhabitants have fed It is
not stated whether Albanians or Bull
gaTians were the perpetrators Of the
outrages.
In spite of the apparent gravity OF
the general situation, optimism pre-
walls in Turkish official circles. In the
course Of the audiences which the Ger
man ambassador and the Russian am-
bassador have had with the sultan for
the purpose of recommending more
energetic action and the entrusting to
the Turkish commander in chief OF full
direction of the military operations, the
sultan replied that he preferred to re-
tain control at Constantinople.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1903-09-01
SCHOONER WAS RAISED.

South Norwalk, Sept 1.-The schoon-
er Willie L. Newton which capsized
off Norwalk just a week ago. was
raised to-day by the Baxter Wrecking
Co of New York. The wrecking appar-
atus and tug Little are still standing
by the schooner which is a mile off
Collender's point Darien) The hull
of the vessel appears to be uninjured,
and after being pumped out did not
take in water. Captain G. D. Pendle-
ton, of Islesboro Me. will have the yes
sci taken to New York and equipped
with new mast and new sails