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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-30
FOR NEWsBoYs, HOME.

Denver, Col, Dec 30 Edna Wallace Hopper, star of .tA Country Mouse, 7 has announced her intention to donate ground for the building of a home for newsboys, at Oakland, Gal, her native city. During her engagement at San Francisco next month the dedication will take place. Already Miss Hop per has opened negotiations for the transfer of the property. Not only does she vrlrpose to donate the ground for the building of this home, but it is her intention to eniow it with a fixed annual income to go tow ards it's maintenance.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-30
THE FIRST TIME
 IN HIS CAREER

Chicago, Dec. 30 For the first time in public career which covers . period of more than fifty years, Theo- sdore Thomas to-day will miss conduct ing concert of which he has been ad- tvertised as director. The leader is confined to his bed at his residence, and. the public rehearsal of the Chicago orchestra this afternoon in Orchestra hall and the concert tomorrow night, will be under the direction of the as- sistant conductor, MT Stock.
 MT Thomas has been suffering from cold ever since the new hall was opened.f On Sunday he was obliged to yield to his illness, and since that time has been confined to his bed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-30
WILL SEND GRE " TO
 ENGLAND NEXT YEAR

Philadelphia, Dec 3O.--Ten members or the vesper boat club, to be known as the Henley committed, have formu- lated plans for sending u crew to Eng land next July Every member of the club whose eligibility meets with the committees approval may try for a seat in the eight-oared shell which. il is hoped, will bring the grand cIal, lenge cup to America. Already mem. bers of the crews who won in Paris in 1900 and at the worlds fair have signifed their intention of trying for places, in addition to a number Of ex. college oarsmen.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-30
T0a0 ND HIS sTAFI'. }

Tokio, Dec 30. ii a. m.A Adnairal Togo and Vice Admiral Kamimura, with their staffs. arrived at the Shim- bassi station at99:20 o'clock teddy. Their journey from Kure to Tokio was a continuous ovation At an ear Iy hour to-day the streets were filled and the city was gaily decorated with nags, lanterns and the New Years decorations. Representatives of the emperor and empress, Prince Fushinat, ir. elder statesmen. ministers, prom fnent Japanese and thpusands or school children greeted the arrival Of the naval heroes at the station. The presidents of both houses of the diet presented them with the resolutions of commendation passed by their re- specfive branches of parliament.
 The quiet, gray bearded Admiral Togo, in blue service uniform, seemed embarrassed at the noisy ova- ffoi1. Raar Admiral Shirnamura, chief of staff. laughingly elbowed Vice Ad- n1iral KamiInura The junior officers tried to clear the way, but the crowd closed in on Admiral Togo and they were frequently forced to push the crowd backward In an endeavor to clear the reaching hands.
 Finally Admiral Togo and Vice Ad- miral Kamimura were freed from their enthusiastic admirers, and sur rounded by officers, they reached the carriage sent by the emperor to the station to conFey the distinguished party to the palace.
 Ks Admiral Togo appeared a great shout arose, hats. were thrown i'll the air. arms were refsed, and sBanzai' followed sBanzai.' z
 Preceded lty gendarnles the party drove under trIumphal arches, waving flags and disehaeging fireworks through fIle eIlaering crowds, to the navy department. where a brief stop was made during which tlfs congratu- Ialions of the ministeFs were received and future victories were toasted.
 Admiral Togo and Vice Admiral Kanimura then proceeded flo the pal ace to report to the emperor They will probably remain i4l Tokio about one week for tue purpose of consult ing with the general staff and per- feeting plans for future operations
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-30
MAY IRWIN roo.
The RuxOn Actress Wants to Furnish Bail for
 Nan Pa tterson,

New York, Dec 30.- May Irwin. the actress, has offered to furnish bail i1A any amount up to S50,O00 for the re- lease of Nan Patterson from the TOmbs prison, where sne is confined charged with the murder of Caesar Young, according to an announcement made by Miss Patterson's counses. Miss Irwin called at the prison to-day and left letter addressed to Nan Patterson. Miss Patterson's bail be fore the second trial was $20, ,0OO. but after the jury disagreed she was re, manded without bail.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-30
MANY CHICAGO HORSES
 HAD TO BE SHOT

Chicago, Dec 30.- More than 100 horses in Chicago were victims of the fact that Christmas came this year on Sunday and was followed by holiday. The animals, dropping suddenly in their tracks under stress of work, have died of spinal paralysis. or were shot to end their sufferings.
 Azoturia is the technical trouble, re sulting from two consecutive days of inactivity in the stable ahd the eating of the same working day ration of oats and corn. This feeding of grain and the consequent illeness of the ami mals in the stable :fcr forty-eight hours result in the vasS Lar systems gorging with blood beyond the ability of the heard and blood vessels to control.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-30
FIVE POUND FORCERS.
I've Important Arrests Were lfade
 in London IL s9ay.

London. Dec 3O.-The police this morning arrested two Important mem, bers of an international gang who for two or three years are alleged to. have been conducting extensive forgeries in e5 Bank of England notes, large quan- titles of which it is said have been cir culated in America and on the conti- nent. One of the men arrested is an engraver. He is charged with being the manufactures of the notes, and lived in the east end. The police are shadowing number of foreigners who are believed to be in London with the object of obtaining fresh supplies of the counterfeits.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-30
A Gretna Green For ouarxer..

BINGHAMTQN, N. r., Dec. 8o.- Binghamton has long been known as the Gretna Green for Pennsylvania people who wish to avoid taking out a marriage license in that state and come across the line'1 to be married. But this years record breaks all former ones. Out of total of s51 marriages reported in this city this year 1O5 have been those of Pennsylvania people
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-30
JAPANESE CUT TUNNELS
 THROUGH SOLID ROCK.
h Their Effort Set Rihlung Fort Two Tons of ryna mite --Tha Explosion Presented Grand Sight Great Activity at Vladlvostok Preparing for Second Livislon of Pacific Squadron.

Headquarters of the Japanese Army before Port Arthur, via Fusan, Dec 30.
 Rlhlung fort, captured yesterday, is the largest and strongest of the eastern fort ridge. Tunnels for mines were cut through solid rock and two tons of dynamite were used to blow up the walls. The spectacle was magnificent and the work of the assalllters was splendid. Half the garrison was killed a5y tl1e explosion Of the first charge The remainder of the Russians Inads stubborn resistance. Four heavy guns, seven rapid fire guns and two machine guns were captured as web as thirty quick firing guns which were stored in the fort.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-30
BALLOT BOXES TO BE
 OPENED AT DENVER

Denver Dec 30. Chief Jusace Cab bert to-day announced the decision of the supreme court to grant the peti- ton of Governorrelect AIva Adams for the opening of all the ballot boxes used in Denver at the last election and full investigation of all frauds. Nr Adams's object in filing the peti- tion was to sssc 6 B legal deterniina- ton of the question whether he or James Fl. Peabody is entitled to fill the office of governor for the next two years.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-30
GREAT ACTIVITY.

Ghafoo. Dec 30 l6 D. m.)--The British steamer Canton, just arrived from VIadivostok. reports great activity there in naval circles, every effors being made to complete the dry dock before the arrival of the second diyfs- ion of4the Pacific squadron. Many mines have been removed because the harbor will soon be closed with ice. The cruisers now in port never leave the larbor. A passage through the ice will have to be made when Admiral SkrydioR attempts to join Admfral Roiestvensky.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-30
CONVENTION FINISHES WORK.

Philadelphia, Dec 30.-The conyen- fion of the American Association for the Advancement of Seieat e practical ly ended with to-day's sessions. To, morrow the general body will hold a meeting. to transact routine business, but the presentation and discussion of papers terminated to-day. The gen eraI organization met to-day in the chapel of the University of Pennsyl- vania and after a brief business ses sion the various sections and affiliated societies began their meetings.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-30
FOB FOREST CIJI. .IU

Albany. N. Y.. Dec 30In ss nual report now being prepared Legislature the state forest Hs game commission says fh8E large lumber firms in the become interested in re-foreetH have voluntarily agreed 10 plant on lands previously denuded M hering operations. There wef prosecutions for violation 0f fhe and forest laws during the compared with 445 last vear Iii. 100000 fish of various have been distributed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-30
SIT LOUIS NEXT.

New Orleans, Dec 3O.-The mem bers of the Sigma Nu fraternity have elected the following officers: Grand regent, Dr Isadora Dyer, New Or leans; grand vice regent, Frank V. Keesling, San Francisco; grand treas nrer and editor of catalogue, F. Fl. Haywood, Columbus, O.: grand record CT, Clarence F. Woods, Kentucky; chaplain general, William M, Walton. Indianapolis. St Louis was named as the next meeting place.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-30
SUDDEN DEATH or BOY.

New Britain, Dec 30- William Blinn. the 14 year old son of Ernest r. Blinn of Osgood Hill, died suddenly yester- day. He was not feeling we'll in the morning and after he rose he was sent back to bed again by his mother, and about noon it was found that he had died. Medical Examiner D. B. Lyon gave the cause of death as cerebro spinal meningitis.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-30
CORONER WILL HOLD
 THE ENGINEER

Stamford, Dec 3O.-After an lnvesti- gation to-day Cornor Doten of Bridge. port decided to hold Engineer Bahyn, who on the. testimony of several wit nesses is accused of running his Ros, ton express past the signals in the Stamford railroad yard, telescoping a local passenger train and killing Con ductor George Howland. The investi, gation was held in the Stamford depot and was private.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-30
saal For Mrs. chad,vicr< I. Ready.

CLEVELAND, O., Dec. 3O.-It was reliably stated here last night that Mrs. Cassie L. Chadwick will be re- leased on bail within few days. At least an effort will be made in that di. rection. Mrs. Chadwick herself has expressed her desire to terminate her residence in the county's bastile, and, according to her attorney. Jay F. Daw- ley, she alone has the deciding vote in the bail question.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-30
crfcnRo Ia Not T.fahIA.

CHICAGO, Dec. 3o.-Aimost to day on the anniversary of the Iroquois theater, fire Judge Charles M. Walker decided that the city Of Chicago is not liable for damages growing out of the loss Of life in connection with the ia nous theater are.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-30
Mi. ne1gnre of J1u Jituu.

NEW YORK. Dec. 30.-self reliant young American women are learning jiu titsu, which is the defense of. the weak against the strong. Miss EsteIle Wyman of San Francisco gave an ex- hibition of jin jitsu last evening, send ing masher head over heels in the mud, which all the professors of the art, from Nagasalxi to Hakodate, would have applauded.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-30
STOCK BROKER SUSPENDED.

New York. Dec 3O-The suspension of William R, Whitner, member of the Consolidated stock exchange, is a,nnounced Mr Whitner was Il small trader. He is said to have been short of number of active stocks, lnclud- ing Amalgamated Copper, United States Steel and Rock Island. MT Whitner has been member of the exchange for upwards of ten years. It is thought that he will be able to meet his obligations and resume.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-30
YOUTHFUL COUPLE
 WERE IN COURT TO-DAY

Hartford. Dec 30. John H. Her schel and Oracle Sheck, NAo were ar rested yesterday on statutory charge, were tn the police court to-day before Judge Clarke. They pleaded not guilty Herschel is q years of age and the girl IA Adjournment was taken until tomorrow to find out whether the marriage certificate is a forgery or not. If 1t is genuine they will be released.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-30
LEAVES SICK LED TO WE'D
Brown, III With Appendicitis, is BeinG
 Nursed bYs Lride.

Greenwich, Conn, Dec 30, Rather than postpone his wedding, Arthur Brown, IS years old, rose from his sick bed yesterday and married Miss Eleanor Bennett, who is his own age. Brown then went back to bed and his bride resumed her duties as nurse.
 After the invitations b the wedding had been issued Brown became ill from appendicitis, and was removed to the home of w. J. Kennedy, whose niece the bride is. The operation was successful.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-30
Charged with Fiendish Act.

CHICAGO, Dec. 30. Evidence said Co connect Stephen Gorrick with drenching seven horses with kerosene oil and setting fire to them and the barn they were in has been discovered by Fire Department Attorney Johnson As . result Gorrick is under arrest.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-30
GIVEN LIFE MEMBERSHIP.

Cincinnati, Dec. 3O-The Cincinnati chamber of commerce has given Will liam H. Taft, secretary of war, the rare honor of an unanimous. election by its board of dir ctors as an Honorary life member. Tire only other instance of the kind was the election years ago of Senator PendIeton to the same membership.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-30
To fyot,r x7overnor Hates.

BOSTON. Dec. 30.A company Of prominent Republicans, headed by for mer Governor John D. Long, called up- on Governor John L. Bates for the pur- pose of inviting him to attend a com plimentary dinner to be rendered him in recognition of his services to the commonwealth. The invitation was signed by about 200 representative men, including all the living former governors of the state.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-30
BANKER UNDER ARREs
The SheriR Guards Ills Prisn
 Aaainas Yiolanca.

O'NeilI, Neb, Dec 30.- Sherin returned here to-day from Ariz, with President McGresvy of failed Elkhorn National bank O'Neill. 4 large crowd was at tbe pot, but the anticipated vi0lsne not materialize. Sheriff HaIi Ie9 his prisoner iii the county sau placed guard about it WaiIe sheriff does not expect trouble, h taken steps to guard against vios to his prisoner
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-30
Fnnr R1anrra nnrned-

FORT SMITH. Ark. Dec. 30.-E'ire has destroyed four blocks of busi- ness horses and residences in the town of Hartford, twelve miles from here,
 eptaiIlng a loss estimated at s125. QUO,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-30
5 CABINET RESIGNS.

Bucharest, Roumania, Dec 3O.-At to-day's session of the senate Premier Stlrdza announced that the whole cab. met had resigned in consequence Of the resignations of the ministers oA finance and of domains.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-30
Wand N00Heveff af MobfIe.

MOBILE, Ala. Dec. 30.-Jones L. WitRers camp, No. 675, United Confed- crate Yeterans, forwarded Io Presi- dent Roosevelt an invitation to visit Mobile, asspring him of hospitable southern welcome from well known Gonfederates and citizens at large
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-30
rAMMANY ORGANIZES.

New York, Dec 30.--Tammany Hall has organized for 1905 by re-electing practically every one of it's officers. U Sergeant Cram was reelected chafr- man of the general committee e.s Daniel IT. McMahon was reelected chairman of the executive.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-30
IRooUoIs ANNIVERsARY.

Chicago, Dec 30. To-day was the first anniversary of the Iroquois the ater fire, iu which 525 persons lost their ltyes. A memorial meeting was held il Willard hall. While the exercises were in progress the theater in which the. disaster occurred was closed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-30
SALE or
 LADIES
An Exceptional 0ppOr at the Ham aps0n Selle
 Store.

Previous to inventory tlls HanA Sellew Co offer the balance of Christmas stock of ladies' desA combination desks and b0okc lone-third discount from the low prices. The regular prices from s to $50 There are soms tiful desks to select from Doth M hogany and quartered oak The 4of the latest design and best This discount would make to go at S4 and s15 deslk ~ S10, so you see the reduction substantial. This sale IS to reduce stock prior to Inventory and pcs Eis only for a few days
 .Wish [ Had $07. 50 That's what you can hear ia people saying as they look Ebeautiful mahogany chamber uff worth S15O marked tOabe sold a low figure Of $87.50. Or coursa one does not have that amount Asn but anyone who can afIord it VEIL making money fast by secura exceptional bargain. The Hanf Sellew firm takes inventory i1 ary and their pre-inventorg are such that economical hlay do well 10 take advantage of How About a New GIen
 kange
 Your old stove is using | good more coal than new Glenwood besides your wife is not doing half nice baking as she would with GIenwood The GIenwood Range New England's standard, the range that is produced. The eas are the very best and one 0f the n things about GlenWood castings ls they will stay black and not be Iastingly turning red five minutes the stove is cleaned. Ask your n4 bor or ask anyone what range 1e would buy if they were to get n one and nine out of ten will tell q Glenwood. The Hamps store is the Waterbury agencE Hn you can buy a GlenWo0d Range 6A at q little lower price than in alEae any other city in New England that Waterbury people will very appreciate.
 One Customer. told d salesman in this store fh paid S4o cash for Glenwood Aan that the Hamps -Sellew Co sall S345O. This was before the Hafl rs1A. SeIlew Go took the agency for t7Ienwood Ranges. This man als0 that he never begrudged the price he paid because even then ne fhou he had the best stove for the that he could find and it had a given the greatest satisfaction
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-30
WEATHER FoY EcAsT

Forecast. for Connecticut: Generally cloudy, with local snow durries in north portion to-nioht Saturday fair; fresh westerly winds.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-30
T4uMBER 5 l 9 4l.I

New Orleans. Dec re destroyed que million feet and other property of the Union Der Co, on the old basin Ihe estimated at $42,0O0.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-08-06
our Advertisers.

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TO our advertising columns,
Bozartn BROS. dealers IN lumber shin
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Other advertise nents are interesting
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-08-06
End of Bitter Fight

Two physicians had a lcng and stub
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lung" writesJ F. Hughes OF Dupont, Ga.
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tried DR.. Kings NewDIscovery Tor Com
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ana Throat and Lung troubles Guar
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-08-06

HoLDcRorr. Va. Aug. 6.-The eiecto-
ral board was organized Monday last
by tbs election Of A. ". Bnns chairman.
and c. NJ. Walker secretary.
The Ladies Aid Society Of Mt. Pleas
ant church held its annual picnic yester-
day. A handsome sum tor she benefit OF
the church was realized The crowd
was entertained IN Ithe afternoon by DIR.
John Haunors OF Richmond. subject
Dynamite.
Misses Nettie and Lola Martin have
returned from u pleasant visit TO thesr
uncle, Sergeant ). w. Holderoft of Rich
1 mond.
Mrs. ]. A. Cosby OF Richmond and Mi
Ii. &. Morse OF Washington are visiting
relatives IN tins county.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-08-06
sick Headache

"For several years my vile was troubl-
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headache of very severe character. She
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grow worse until she was unable 70 do
any kind of work. About a year ago
she began taking Chamberiain's Stom-
ach and LiverTabl cts and today weighs
more than she ever did before and il
real well, " says Mr.. Geo. L. Wright OF
New London, New York. For sale by
]. IL. Stone.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-08-06

Msss Annie cillesder Arnold Ut Chat
tsnoogs. Tenn. w.s married July 2ist
TO AR. r.. 4. Lively. formerly OF this city
Mr.. Carl jones Was best man and Miss
Mayb<lle Hancock. bride's attendant.
The ceremony took place IN the city Of
Portland. Oregon. at the home of MIR.
and Mrs. Hancock THE ns-ce o, Mrs E.
ii. Lively) and was performed ~ tle
Episcopal clergyman. Rev. Mr. brecI +.
A NC couple visited the parents OF MIR.
Lively at the city OF Aberdcen. state o
N Washington. tor q iew days and then
departed tor their new home at Piuevillr
oregon. cast OF the Cascades mountains,
via the Northern Pacific.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-08-06

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