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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-02-17
Tborouqbbreds
8@2921 G}g6S
By ". A. FRASER
Copyright, by Mcclure. Phillips & ce.

XXI.
 < q few days later Mike Gaynor took The stable to Gravesend. Dixon had a fottage there, which he occupied with his wife, and Allis was to stop with them.
 On the twentieth of May the horses we.e settled in their racing quarters. Only four days remained for introduc- ing Lucretia to the Gravesend track: on the twenty-fourth she would take up her ninety-two pounds and be tested to the utmost in the great Brooklyn , handicap.
 Dixon felt that several things were in her favor. She was as quiet as an old COW at the post; many false starts 2 would improve rather than diminish her chances, for nothing seemed to ex- rite the gallant little brown mare. Her great burst of speed would enable the jockey to get out of the ruck and steal a goc& place to lie handy at the lead CTS heels. She could be nursed to the last furlong of the stretch, for the sight < of horses in front would not daunt her brave spirit.
 Against, the mare were two or three Dather important factors; she was slight ] of. build, not overstrong, and the crush of conteRding horses might knock her Z out of her stride, should they close in Then there was just suspicion ot lack of staying power in the Assassin strain; Lucretia might not quite last the mile and Q quarter so early in the ; season. being marc. However, she had 5 chance. -.-.... . < aBut I'd hardly call 1t a betting chanes," Dixon said, speaking to Allis; 'fhere's never been a three-year-eld woE the Brooklyn yet. There'll be open 2 ings enough to put down the money later on--in the Derby, if the mare pans out we'll" ..>a, & Aliis was in good hands, and she { knew it. and would take Dixon's ad- vice. The trainers opinion was borne 2 out by the betting market; Lucretis f etccd long way down in the list Even Diab1o, bsd horse as he was supposed 2 to be, wns at 3 shorter price; the heavy outlay of his owner, and some in- tangible ruEors having caused the book makers to feel inclined to hold him close up against their chests His work since his trial with The Dutchman he'd been quite satigfnctnry He1ooked upon 5 Westley, the jockey, as a friend, and strode alonx In his galioDs as though he
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-02-17
wabash Mortgage of s1o,ooo, 900

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 1t.-The, Wabaah Railroad company has filed with the recorder of deeds mortgage to cover a S1OOOO,O0O issue of bonds for tho new worlds fair improvements and terminals. The mortgage is in favor of the Bowling Green Trust company and others
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-02-17
Daniels Made Record.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1,s.-C. M. Dam iels of this city defeated J. W. Spencer in the 300 yard swimming match at the New York A. c. Daniels also set up new figures, covering the distance in minutes 49 2-5 seconds. This beats the old record of 4 minutes -3-5 seconds.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-02-17

beat the little mare they'll be catchin' the judges eye" ,. There's nothing left now, Mike, but just a hope for little luck" added the girl, .,-. .....
 "Ye'r talking now, Miss Allis. Luck's the trick from this out The mareIl | have straight run this trip" A little man in blue jacket and white stars joined them, saluting Miss Allis with his riding whip Are you going to win, Redpath?" asked the girl. y..r | sT'm going to try, miss. She's sweet mare to ride, but it's big field. There's some boys riding that ought to be in the stable rubbing horses" '.. You'll have to get out in front said Dixon, speaking low; your mare's too light to stand crowdin', an even if you have to take her back for breather after. you've gone half the journey, she'll come again, for she's game"
 Them Langdon fellows thinks they've got a great chance wit our cast-off, Di- at him in the stall, an he's lookin' purity | fit'' .-~
 ''Fe never was no class.' objected Dixon.
 If yed see him gallop the day he run away, ye'd think he had class said Mike. Bot t'umbs up! ye'd a fought it was the fyin' Salvator.''
 Well, we'll soon know all about it. declared Dixon. There's the saddlin' bell. Have you weighed out, Redpath? Weight sll right, ninety-two pounds?"
 All rigbt, sir. It was a close call to make 1t, though; there was few ounces | over"
 Dixon held up his finger to the boy that was leading Lucretia and, holding his head toward the stall, led the way. | Were number seven, Mike" said Al. lis.
 1 "There's luck in odd numbers, said Rory O'Moore,''" quoted Mike.
 'I've a superstitious dread of seven D the girl said; fits the one number that always associate with disaster-I don't mind thirteen bit' XXLI.
 Regally, one after another. in stateIv file. the turf kings, decked out with the silken jackets, crimson and gold, and blue, and white, and magpie, passed through the paddock gate to the newly smoothed course. Very modest and de- mure number seven, the little brown mare, looked beside the strong -muscled giants, bright bay, golden chestnut, and raven-wing black, that overshadowed her in the procession. Some of this thought came to AIlis, sitting in the stand. What B frail little pair they were, both of them, and to be there battling for this rich prize that was so hardly fought for, by strong men athSrst for gold, and great horses a-keea for the gallop!
 An, there was piabIo, the very num- Der Allis had said carried no dread for ] her, thirteen What q strange coinci-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-02-17

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-02-17

We have purchased the entire stock of Messrs Simpson and Connor, of Hartford, who have been temporarily at S1 East Main Street, this city who take the entire surplus production, and all goods slightly imperfect, of several of the largest producers of fine pottery in this country. Their letter accepting our bid we print herein.
 WATERBURY, CONN.,
 THE TURNBULL COMPANY.
 GENTLEhEN:--
 accept your extremely offer
 Pottery: including
 enable less than scentso the
 these goods
 prices Thanking favors Respectfully
 .r~ SIMPSON CONNoR. s&gs|a t51.ss s9.## IF This magnificent stock of FINE ART POT TERRY GOES ON SALE at our store 139 East Main Street, Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock. Those who have already purchased know the values that have been given. Rest assured pri- ces will be equally as LOW OR LOWER than those paid at auction. Goods will be displayed on our second floor.
 The IuT17bulI Company.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-19
PENNSYLVANIA SHORT LINES.
Werbeferte SeSiennns naH
Chicago unb Louisville,
eFettiO Sountag, "a. Nopember.

Reue Buffet Nessons nit Serpiruns bon
Nabl ,eiten a la carte, fperoen auf benz 3ug
go. 10, Der indianapolis um 11.35 8ors
mittasS perIdbt, in Oienft seiteIt; Anfunft
in Chicago UNI $50 ubr Ra9rl.; iopie auf
Bug Ro. IL, S%nbianapsIis perIaffenb UNI
$3.50 ubr Rahm. uro in 2ouispiQe arfoms
meno UNI 40 nbr Nbenbs, bic gesenfpdrs
tise Buffet 8agson 8eoienunS bel weitem
ibertrefenS.
Die @asaons fin6 surdauS MODERN. Der
SpeiieiGaI nimntt Die SdIfte bes WaggonS
Elm, UNI IL g~erionen su eIei6er 3eit gu be-
bienen. S9neepeibe 2einparo, oetorirtes
Sor3eqan, feines SiIber unb gei4lifene
@Iaspaaren fin6 IN bieier eleeanten 8eoiez
ruEe ndtiirli9 0aupt'a4e.
Gin 8ibltotbet 3auh3tmrner berbinbet nit
benz SpeiieiaaI, bas nit 9roben bequemen
Mrmitiblen NIT 2eoerpoIiter einseridtet III.
Die 8ibliotbef entbdIt bic beiten unb teues
fen 8iiher, tpel4e ale ben 9ahagieren sur
freien gerfiisung fteben. Die 6eniter itnb
EXTRA srob unb fpesien seeisnet sur Obier'
natipn.
Sur 6abrfarten, Sabrplan, 8~erbinoungen
etc. penbe man ii9 an bic 9idets Msenten,
48 Bet @aibinstcn StraBe unb Union
8abnbof.
-. gS. 8iGarnfpn, u. g. g. q.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-19
Werbrtngt etne
Tr6bli9e @sibna9tem
nit Ben <en su Sans.
...Wieorige Natem...
....pia....
Big Sour 8abn

Mm "a, 25., 26. unb 81. DECEMBER 1904,
ioruie am l. unS Q. Sanuar 1905 merben
6abrfarten S~srfauft mad allen 2pcaI Statios
men Der Big Sour gabnen, Cincinnati
4ortbern 81. 81 unb .. & d. 81. g., ebenio
mad allen gerbin6unsss Stationen in benz
@ebiet Der GentraI gaiiasier @fociation.
Sabrfarten ii,Ib BIS eini9lieblid benz a.
Sanuar 1905 fir bic aiidfabrt siiltis.
SIR ndbere S%nformation unb Gin3eIbeiten
binfi9tIi9 Staten, 2initation, Sabrfarten etc.
penbe ma fi9 IN bic llnter3ei1neten.
xsarren 3. epnd, Gen. Bar. uno zidst 9sent
Cincinnati, Dbio.
oeer 8. T. Bronfsn, U. o. g., Snbianapslis, Sno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-19

OerG1tefs unter ben 8 a M
BURGER @bebsrn. @bolf 9einri9 @ap=
pGus, Der Senipraef Der eleidnamigsn
s5irma, lit i'm 81. Sabre seftorben.
Sod por bier Sagen befudte Der alte
6err Die BDrie.
Ser Weretn 5ur 8es
tdmpfung Der @hDinbfu9t in Der
propin5 Sudlen unb in 4nhalt be-
idlob unter @orfiB bes Sberprdfibsn=
ten b. 8Ottider Die @rridtung elmer
2inberbsilitdtte BEL Sranienbuum.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-19
Mms oem Gytl
&ebrt Nationalif Qabert suriid.

. Paris, Is. Sea. Ser Gtibrer
Der Nationdlifen, Mareel 9abert,
tDelder tuegel 95eilnabme on einem
3omp!Ott ge9en bic &esieruns in's
gril qefanbt. febrte Samfag Na4t
surid uno uuroe bon entbufiahif&en
3auienben be9riibt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-19
9eimin6ers Grcurfon.
@eit, Ncrbwef mnb
xmpWeff
Sia YennfYlpania 9inten.

@rcurfions 9idets tperben iiber bic 9enns
fpIpania Sinten p~erfautt mad allen 8untten
rrefliH, norbs uno iiibpeftltd in 4nbetraht
Der Seimfu9erss Grcurfion, ipdbrenb Oe5ems
Der, Sanuar, 6ebruar, Mdra uno 4priL.
SIR ndbers Gi~n3elnbeiten, binfidtli6 9a=
ten, Rpute, ETC., fpreHe man BET ben 2ofaI
5idet &senten bieier 9inien Dor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-19
HuBlano.

& u E e 6rungen tn Wosfau u.
WDsfau u, Is. Sea. 9nufenlDeiie
soeen teute 5tuoeatsn Dor benz Palaf
bes @robber3Oes Sergiers uno idrieen
v9ieoer nit benz &bai9" unb faneen
rebolu.ionGre 9ieoer. Mls he fd
psi9erten Der NufOroerung, auseinan=
Der gu seben Solse gu %leiifen. feuerse
bic poli3ei erf ei:ii9e plabpatronen
unb trieb bann nit Silfe Der 8ohaden
bic blant essogen batten, bic Stuoen=
ten, unter benen fi9 aud Wdo9en be.
fanben. in bic NebenfrnBen.
8iele puroen berlebt uno cine 9robs
Mn3abl berbattet.
Mostau, Is. Sss. Die 6taot
mar in Mirfli6feit bic Scene elmer re-
b%olutiondren Sepontration, bic bon
Wittas bis Sur fpdten abenotunoe
bopl 5OOO Uter1inen 1D9epalfen muroe.
Ils bic poli3si beriudte Die Straben
su fpsrren, sins Der Sumult in 0ano-
greifi6feiten iiber uno St6de uno
Steine bisnten als Wafen. Die bon
Der pOliasi gertpunoeten uno Elm f6wer
berlebter poli3ift purben in 2aufdoen
eebra9t unb perbunoen.
st. petersburg. Is. Deg. Die
beri@teten Rubef6run9en bei6rdnten
i9 auf bic Staot Wosfau. Die focias
liitii9-rsbplutiondre Yartei IN ct.
petersburg bat beidlOfen, bon peite-
rem Semon!trationen ab3uieben. 8iele
ibrer Jtbrern fino perbaftet ooer pers
tpunbet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-19
Oeiterrei@- ungarn.
Ger 81 i9sratb 8.

9 II b a p f, Is. DEG. Sn Der
beutigen sibung bes MbgsOrbnetenbaa=
ies beg un9arifden &ei6stages ertldrie
premierminifer @raf 8is3n, tperrl bas
0aus ii& uidt innerbalb oreier Sage,
ME bon Der @eid6ftsorbnuns borse-
idrieben, orgamfre, 10 toeroe ct fi1
aen6tbi9t feben. bas Parliament aufsu.
l0ien, ba sr tpini9e, on bic @dbler 3u
appeuiren, UNI feft3uitelen, OBJ fe ben
bon i'm, eineeidlassnen 9urs bilisen
ooer ni4t. Ser prsmier eriu9ts oas
6aas, inn fir cine ie5r furse Periobe
Snoemnitdt 3u 9eudbren. oamit CT bic
Meumablen ausi9reiben tonne. Selbf
penrl bic Oppoitionspartei fd bieiem
0erlansen miberiebe. utirben bic Wab.
len trOboem abgebalten uerben.
6roBbritannien.
@rdin SO q r m | d n I
lid aum 6 DciaIismus.
9onbon, Is. Se3. @rdfin @Ors
mid, bur9 bes bon ibr tpabr9enom=
meme Gleno unter ben Mrmen Of.
2onoons beranlabt. bat Ha ben Sos
cialosmofraten aneef9lofen unb bdlt
nun Weriammlun9eu in ben Mrbeiter=
bierteln 2onbons nb, Sic prdfentirt
fi1 benz i'm idmubiseu Mrbeitsanauee
eri9einenben publitum als cine duBerft
elegant setleioete Dame, Die 10 ibreu
@inbrud ni6t perfeblt.
Nud ldBt fe ftd niemals burd ben
He umgebenoen Mob TIRE MAIDEN, er=
mabnt pielmebr bic &e9ierung uno Die
Woblbabenben ettpas fir bic Mrner au
tbun, MOLTEN fie fid ourd unterlai-
flung ni9t ielbf bann bic 5olsen su-
idreiben. Gin ein1ubreides @omite
bat f9 f9on sebiloet, wel9es Elm Sp=
ITEM ausarbeiten min. bab ieoer pirf=
LID Nrbeitsloie 8eiddftisuns finoet.
SIN l1ebriaen iast bic @rdfin in ib-
rer Wube3eit in ben parts Der ibr be-
freunoeten @rdfin Wilton.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-19

fanni eemadten Warineforoerunaen
Der &egierung fur oas nddfte gtatss
labr in brr 6aupifade ourdaus in ben
@renstn oes Glotteneeisbes bonn IA.
Stunt 1900 bsrpegen.
Srobbem bon offai6Ger Settle INNER
mieoer beri9ert uoroea 1T, bab tuenia.
items fur has nddffe Sabr feline arDbe=
rem Neuforoerungen in Musf9t genum=
men ieien, neil Die &egierung erft eins
NAL bic 8ermebruns -bes Seeres unb
bic oauernoe geieBlide ginfibrung Der
s%meiidbriaen DienifSeit unter Dab unb
Ga4 brinsen tDOle, fno bod bic 3pei=
tel on benz grnfe Der &eeierune in
oisier 9inf4t INNER pieber rege ges
woroen. Wan meint iest. bab, tuenn
Der Militdr= unb Der reguldre Warine.
Gtat erIebiet finb. Die neue SIottenpor.
lage auPs Sapet fommet tpirb.
@as ben psrionalbeftano Der 6lotte
anbelanst, 10 ION er nod Dem Warine=
gtat fur 1905 auf seger1 40, 900 Mann
aebradt perbsn, rpdbreno er fir bas
iaufenbe &ednunesiabr 80, 900 26pfe
betrdst. Sie Sauptft.aenpsrmebrun=
gen tperoen auf Die Watrofen= uno
Werftoibiionen, iopie bic Sorpebo=
a%btbeilun9en entia0en. Sie berihiebe=
men Offi3iercorps Der Glotte (Sse. Diff
8iere, Marine= Sneenieure, Marine=Sn-
fanterie ,c.) sinidlieBlid bes Marine=
Ofi3ier=g orps meroen i'm neuen @tat
gum erfen Wale 9e9en 2000l 2bpfe
adblen.
Sas v8oItspobI" isgt.
Berlin. Is. Sea. Wie beri9=
tet, mar 9egen 6errn gwalo Sep, big
bergen 8oribenoen bes v8olfswobl.
@erein our gegenfeiti9en unterffibung
ieiner Witglieoer", tpegen feiner bisbe=
risen @eiddftsfabruns Mnaeise BEL Der
Staatsanmaltidaft %erItattet tporben.
Wan bate aud cine Befdla9nabme
Der Bidder ernirtt, fouie cine einfpei=
lige 8erfigung, bic ibm bic gureau=
@ei9dfte ent3o9. Stun tbeilt Serr
Sep nit, iene gerfisung let s:tuieber
aufgeboben morben unb er ielber babe
feline @e9ner tpegen Nbsabe wiRentli9
fali9er 8erfideruns an gioesifatt an-
geaeist.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-19
Of=NFen.

Sn=Nnel.
Ger merifani9 DE at
ta4irte.
Sofio, 18. Sea. Waior 9nhn bon
Der 8unbesarmee, pes4er nit benz
3tpeiten jananif9en Armee-@Orps atta=
dirt mar, reifte mad Gbinbafi, err 1T
Sstaiairt worosn Dem Gaa bon BORT
Mrttur beisupobnen.
vSebafopol" fofet auei
Sprpeooboot {.
Sofio. 10. Ses., 10 l1br Grtib.
Die Sapnneien baben ;tpei Sorpsbo-
boote pdbrenb ben Operationen sesen
bas G4la4ti4if .GebaFopol". tueldes
pbQig 3ert6rt uuroe, DerlOrel.
@enI. g tbffeIs Depef9en
ct. Petersburg, 18. 9e3br.
@snl. St0Hels 3elesramme, uelae
Der Gar am Greitag erbielt, uuroen
beute peroHsntli9t. Sas erffe BON 25.
9opsmbsr msloet: sd freue mid mite
tbeilen gu t6unen, oab am 20. Nupems
Der bic Sabaner uniere norb6flide
6rOnt 3u nebmen periu6ten, aber ourt
8~epebrfeuer unb 8aponett perni6tet
tpurben.
Bonn 81. Bis %. Nobember bom=
barbirte Der 5eino Die Sorts unb er6f-
neten trob ibrer 8erluffe eine Iref4e
spif4sn ben Sorts on Der norb0fli4eu
Settle.
I'm 6alb 6 ubr Mbenbs am %.
Nosember ma9ten Die Sapaner 3pei
Mn9rife, tpuroe1 aber bur1 uniere
gaionette suriidgetrieben.
Sur9 grObe Sapfertsit seihneten
fi9 @eneral Nifitin unb Oberfleut-
nant Naonmenfe aus.
Sas Bombareemsnt bauert tdglid
fort.
Die Sapaner perloren in ben brei
Sagen msbr als smei Sauienb Mann.
Die b~lutisfen Sage uareu swifden
Dem 26. uno 81. 0obember."
Ser General gebt nun auf oen2ampf
um ben 2O3 Weter 9tigel Elm uno en-
sdblt bon benz 3uridordnge, Der er-
fen Infti,me, pobei er fast;
.Sie Ollie, tpelde uns Soft am @e-
burtstas unierer Wutter Der @3arina
sab, i9erte uns ueiteren Siea." aln
anbsrsr Gtsle iaat sr: vWir bitten
um Sbre @ebete uno bic Der 3oiierin-
Butter, neil bisielbsn uns fidtli9
fdiibsn."
Am 5. DECEMBER t~eleerapbirte Der
General, baB bic Sapaner ben 6igsl
asnommeri hdtten uno bic SdiHe. i'm
6afen f9mer unter ben Maiatnenge-
f9hbsn, Die bic Sapaner auf bem0tisel
in Nctiorr febten, gu leioe1 battea.
6 GauerIi9.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-09-29
Nominated For Governor By the New
York Democrats
ALL NOMINATIONS UNANIMOUS
State Democratic Leaders Find q Way
to Harmonious Aetion-Murphys
Opposition Fatal to Gout and MeCar'
ren's to Shepard.

Saratoga, N. Y, Special.-Out OF q
situation which at times seemed ale
most impossible of an amicable solu-
ton, the leaders of the Democratic
party found a way to unanimous &C
ton. and at 1923 O'Clock the State con-
yention adjourned without day. after
having nominated unanimously the fol-.
lowing ticket:
For Governor-D. Cady Herriek, OF
Albany, at present Justice Of the State
Supreme Court.
For Lieutenant Goyernor-Francis
Burton Harrison, of New York. now q
Representative in Congress from the
thirteenth district.
Secretary of State-John Wallace.
Jr., of Monroe, now q member OF the
Assembly.
For Attorney GeneraHJohn Cuneen.
of Era, the present incumbent.
For Comptroller-George Hall. OF
st. Lawrence, now mayor Of the city
OF Ogdensburg.
For State Engineer and Surveyor
Thomas H. Stryker, Of Rome, Oneida
county.
For Chief Judge of the Court OF Ap-.
peals-Edgar M. Cullen, Of Kings
(Democra9, now an Associate Justice
Of that bench and the Republican NOM
inee.
For Associate Judge Of the Court Of
Appeals-Wm. E. Werner, Of Monroe
(Republcan), now Of the bench BY
designation Of Governor Odell, and the
Republican nominee. t4sa
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-09-29
Dynamite on Track Kills ..

Melrose, Mass, Special-AA out
ward bound electric car containing 81
persons was blown to pieces In this
city Wednesday night by striking q
50-pound box of dynamite that haA
fallen of an express wagon. Six per-
sons were killed outright, three more
died of their injuries within an houf,
and 19 others on the car were taken
to the two hospitals suffering from Sc
we're injuries. At least score OF per
sons in the immediate vicinity OF the
explosion were hurt by flying glass
and splinters.
The following dead have been hea-
titled:
Malcom E. McLennan, Melross
Highlands.
E. B. Haynes, Melrose.
Winfield Rowe. Saugsa, Mass, mo
torman.
E. A. Stowe, South Boston.
Fred D. Marshall. Boston.
The unidentified dead were three
women and a three-year-old girl.
Edward A. Waterhouse, of Aelrose,
had a foot amputated, and was other
wise badly injured.
DR.. Perry, of Wakefield, had both
legs broken. !.
Mrs. John Conway, of Melrose, had
both legs broken.
George H Andrews. Of Melrose re-
ceiyed compound fracture OF the ielt
leg and his foot was also amputated.
All Of these are likely to die.
So great was the force OF the ex-
plosion that all but 10 feet Of the rear
portion of the car was blown ht0
small pieces, while windows within
a radius of a quarter Of mile we're
shattered.
The immediate vicinity Of the acci-
dent presented q fearful spectacle
when those in the neighborhood
reached the scene. The ground was
strew with legs, arms, and other por-
tions Of the bodies Of those who had
been killed, while shrieks and groans
came from the writhing forms Of the
injured. The car contained mostly
men on their way to their homes IN
this city, the accident taking place
slly q mile from Melrose's centre.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-09-29
King Peter Crowned.

Belgrade, Servia, BY Cable.-Peter
Karagorgevitch was crowned King OF
servia Wednesday. There were no hos
tile demonstrations and no attempt to
carry out the numerous threats against
the new kings life. In these solemn
ritual of the Greek church and in the
elaborate state procession which pre-
ceded and followed the coronation the
tragedy of Servia's previous ruler
found no echo. Amid the thunder or
the saluting guns from the royal palace
and the garrison King Alexander's
murder was at least outwardly forgot
ten.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-09-29
The News in Paragraphs.

The "determined' men who usually
resort to mob law to avenge an offense
against the State, know that they are
taking the law into their own hands
and are doing what they know to be
wrong. In SO doing they dishonor God.
destroy their own idea of self respect
and set at naught the dignity OF the
State.
A negro assaulted and probably IA
tally injured Mrs. Emma Rozzen, near
Patton, Pennsylvania.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-09-29
Minor Events Of the Week.

The directors on the part of the
State for the Atlantic and North Car
olina Railroad are announced. The
only change IS that L. Harvey is made
States proxy instead Of j. w. Grang-
er, who succeeds Harvey as director.
Ctner directors are c. NJ. Busbee,
Raleigh; w. H. Smith, Goldsboro;
Jas. A. Bryan, New Berne; w. H.
Bagley. Raleigh; L. G. Daniels, Bay
boro; R. w. Tay lor, Moor Iehcad City;
J. c. Parker.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-09-29
SIGN Of a Settlement

Fall River, Mass. Specialize Hrst
intimation Of settlement Of the strike
in the cotton mills in this city. vhich
began in July %, came when 1t became
known that one of the manufacturers
had bought a large quantity Of raw
cotton to be delivered the latter part
of October and that other manufactur-
ers were trying to place similar orders.
It is the general belief that any settle
nent Of the strike within the next two
9r three weeks Will be in favor Of the
operatives.
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By Wire and Cable.

Judge D. Cady Herrick, who will re-
sign shortly, opened his campaign at
Albany.
The Democratic campaign textbook
was completed and is to be issued
shortly.
Colorado Democrats completed their
State ticket, renominating ex-Congress-
man ]. F. Shafroth among others.
Many learned papers were read be-
fore the International Congress OF Arts
and Sciences in ST. Louis.
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Sharps and Flats.

Mormon missionaries are to be ex-
cluded from Hungary.
King Oscar of Sweden receives Aolf
Beck, who served FIVE years in an Eng
lish Jail for another mans crime.
An attempt was made at Odessa to
assassinate Chief of Police Neidgardt.
President Roosevelt's special train
was delayed 36 minutes in Baltimore
by the breaking Of tire on the loco
motive, which crippled the machine.
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Teieqraphic Briefs.

Thomas H. Tibbles. Presidential
candidate of the Peoples party, has is
sued his letter of acceptance.
A man who says he is J. E. Reeves.
OF Baltimore. was arrested at oyster
Bay, n. Y, while trying to see Presl-
dent Roosevelt. for whom he said ne
had a message from Heaven.
The New York Democratic State
Convention met at Saratoga, effected a
temporary organization and then ad-
ic-,ned unit! today.
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Russians Close to Japanese.

Toxic, By Cahle.-A telegram re-
eived from military headquarters IN
,fanchuria, says that portions OF the
!ussians troops engaged in reconnis-
.nce, while returning from Fns
.itse. continued il touch with the
,parese lines alcng Mukden and
shu ROADS CT September Is. Iaero
IS no fighting.