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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-09
DEAD IN CEMETERY.
KingsBury Street Han Took Dose of
 Carbolic Acid.

Conrad Gesberger, aged 56 years, who resided at 31 Kingsbury street, committed suicide yesterday after noon in Pine Grove cemetery by sWldl- lowing dose of carbolic acid He was not employed steady anywhere for some time past and last week he iWent to New York to see what he could do there. Saturday he wrote to his wife, requesting her to send him his fare home She did SO but be- fore it reached him he got the money from a friend and returned to Water bury, arriving here Saturday night. He remained in the house that night, but went out early. Later ill the day a boarder in the Gesberger family saw him on the green and asked if he were going home. He said not just then and asked the man if he would send his wife down to him, adding that he wanted to have a talk with her about something Mrs Gesberger called to see him in the green and tried to induce him to go to the house, but he refused and wanted to know ii xhe couldn't borrow $100 from her father. The woman went home after telling her husband to be sure and re port for dinner. This was between and @ o'clock in the morning. About 4 o'clock in the afternoon g couple who were out for a walk saw the dead boldly of a man in Pine Grove cemetery aHd sent word to the police station
 officers went out there and the re Iinains were removed to Gray's under taking rooms. where Acting Medical E1xaminer Graves pronounced death Kdue to the drinking of carbolic acid swith premeditated attempt to commit suicide. Besides his widow the dead man leaves three children, the oldest nine years of age and the youngest three years. He had been a resident of Waterbury for twenty-four years and was member of the PolisherS' and Buffers union. His wife said
 this afternoon that there was no trou- ble in the house that she was in any way responsible for. She lives with her parents and her husband and the children always got along pleasant un- til he got out of work. Since that time he has been somewhat crestfal- z len and she tried all she could to show him the folly of his way, but without avail. The funeral will take place from the house tomorrow afternoon.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-09
TIMELY TOPICS.

New England watches are the best timekeepers. See the new styles.
 Frank B. O'Neill says if you want to buy property it will be to your interest to see him and talk it over.
 Reid & Hughes are having a spe- cial sale of belts this week. It will be money saved to buy at this big store this week.
 Youmans quotes some prices to-day on touring cars and automobiles.
 The Curran Dry Goods Go starts the semi-annual sale of muslin underwear tomorrow. People who have been waiting for this sale should call early
 The Spearo Credit Go gives a good square talk to those who contemplate buying clothing. See the ad.
 The French Dye works at TIP East Main street can turn out your goods quickly, neatly and cheapfy.
 K. Dougherty at 145 South Main street, quotes prices to-day on chil- dren's summer underwear. They are low enough considering the quality of the goods.
 The White Simmons Go is selling the new breakfast cereal X-cel-o. Try 1t. The price is low.
 The Turnbull Go publishes list of values to-day that the frugal buyer should get in touch with.
 Grieve, Bfsset 6 Holland talk about wash goods to-day. They have a big line of them and at reasonable prices.
 The Colby-Sherwood Shoe Go says $2 will go farther at their store than $250 will elsewhere. John J. Sheehan will give away his $1O0O automobile on Saturday of this week
 J. B. Mu1lings & Son talk about raincoats today, they have them from $65O to BPS.
 The Public market will have great medicine day tomorrow. See the prices quoted on two favorite reme- dies. l Frank the shoeman says he has the correct thing in tan shoes. See his l stock at POS Bank street
 Miller & Peck have large and fine line of mems furnishings at popular prices.
 l Jones, Morgan & Go have full line of the Manhattan negligee shirts. Try one and you will wear no other. l Phelan, the tea man, says that the boys should be allowed to play Sun, day ball. He is giving away washing powder this week Frank Brothers publishes a few money saving combinations in another columns
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-09
PATRICK RYDER, o VI A0

Patrick Ryder passed away yester- day afternoon at his home Al Pleasant street, after a lingering illness. MT Ryder was a native of Ballinasloe, Galway, Ireland. He emigrated to the United States in his boyhood and shortly after settled in Waterbury, where he resided for the past forty years and over. He was a shoe maker by trade and was considered one of the most slzillful men that ever worked at the business in Waterbury He was for many years in the employ of l.. R. Stevens on Phoenix avenue and later he kept shop on Pleasant street. He retired from work some time ago and since that time he has awaited the coming of the final sum- mons In the quiet of his own home, consoled and comforted by children who did all in their power to make his declining years cheerful. MT By der was a regular attendant at the Church of the Immaculate Conception and carried into his daily life the les sons he learned there, so that he was an ideal Christian and very deslr- able neighbor well liked by all who knew him and ever ready with the kind, word for his fellow man. He leaves five children. William, president of St Mary's Alumni association, Pat rick, Margaret, Mary and Katherine. The deceased was a charter member of Sheridan lodge. N, D. O. F., and was also a member of the Holy Name society of the Immaculate Conception parish. The funeral will take place Wednesday morning.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-09
INHERITED MONEY,
Friends of Woman of sz Ask for
 Guardians for Her.

Ballston, N. r., May 9.-County Judge Redwood appointed George H. West to-day a committee to care for the person and estate of Jane Davis of Galway, an aged maiden lady ST years old, who recently inherited a fortune of half a million dollars from her brother, Samuel Davis, who died in San Francisco leaving an estate valu- ed at more than million dollars. Miss Davis had been in poor circumstances all her life up to the time of her broth er's death and her relatives, grand nfeces and nephews residing in New York city and Rochester applied for a committee because they feared she might dissipate the fortune.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-09
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
We'll Known People Who Have Been
 Called Away.

The funeral of Hannah O'Connor took place yesterday afternoon from the residence of her parents, MT and Mrs William O'Connor of Pemberton street, with interment in Calvary cem- etery. The bearers were John Dow ling, William Griffin, David Lynch, Nicholas Griffin, Patrick Kyle and John Doherty.
 Patrick Sheehan died yesterday af- ternoon at his home, 453 Baldwin street. He leaves four sons and two daughters, William, John, Patrick, Timothy, Mrs John Ryan and Mrs James Sullivan, all of this city, and one sister in Ireland, Mrs Timothy Crowley. The funeral will take place tomorrow morning at 8:3O o'clock with a mass of requiem at St Francis Xayier's church and interment ill St Joseph's cemetery.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-09
FORMER BANKER OUT:
 WRECKED TWO BANKS

Manchester, N. H., May 9.-Harry Hough, formerly treasurer of the Co., checo Savings bank and paying teller of the Cocheco National bank of Do yer, N. H., was released to-day from the Hillsboro county Jail here. Hough was sentenced to serve five years in 1899 but good conduct reduced the term five months. Both banks were closed in June, 1899, after Bank Ex- aminer Carroll had discovered short ages aggregating $1O,5OO and erron- eous bookkeeping covering long per iOd. Neither bank resumed business.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-09
NUTMEG CRAVINGS.
Interesting Items Boiled Down For
 the Benefit of oar Busy Readers.

The republican state convention opens tomorrow evening at New Ha- ven at the Hyperion theater. Chair man Gates will call it to order at 8 o'clock and Congressman Brandegee will serve as temporary chairman and deliver the opening address.
 William Gitty of Windsor collided with moving engine reinforced by another engine late yesterday after noon and now he is in the hospital with several broken ribs. It is expect ed that he will recover. He is 64 years old and owns farm in Wind sor.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-09
HoTEL ROOM RoRREn

St Louis May 9.-Hugo von Kupfer of Berlin, editor of the Berlin LokaI Anzeiger, has reported to the police that his hotel room had been entered by thief and robbed of $2O0 in Aneri- can money hundred mark German bill and a gold watch. No clew has been discovered.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-09
STILL LOOKING FOR
 IMPRISONED MINERS

shamokin, Pa, May 9.-It is barely possible that the five miners impris- oned in the locust Gap slope on Thurs day may be alive. The smoke and black damp. --ad disappeared sufficient ly to-day to enable the rescuing party to penetrate to the bottom of the slope. but the bodies Of the men were not found. It is believed that the miners have gvne into an abandoned slope and that they may be alive. The flames are under control.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-09
MAN SUPPORTED
 IN A HAY CHUTE

CatskiIl, N. T., May 9.-John Swartz, driver of a moulding sand wagon, was found dead at Coxsaclzie, having been suffocated in a peculiar manner. He entered a barn owned by Michael Dolan late Saturday night evil ,dently intending to take a nap. Tn crossing the loft he fell into a hay chute and was suffocated
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-09
RESULT OF ELECTIONS

Paris, May 9.-The result of the municipal elections has transferred the majority in the council to the ministorial1sts with forty-three against thirty-hve nationalists and two inde- pendents. The provincial returns are incomplete, but the tendency is that they will probably favor the govern ment though by less majorities than expected. Marseilles, Bordeaux and Lille have gene anti-ministerial.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-09
MYSTERY CLEARED UP.
Body of Man Missing Since Last Oc-
 tOber Found.

Big Stone, Va, May 9.--The body of B. U. Wentz, who so mysteriously disappeared October IA, 1903, has been found near Kelley View, within a mile of the place where he was last seen alive. The body, which was ly- ing on the ground in plain view, was in state of preservation sufficient for Identification. Young Wentz was the son of Philadelphia millionaire coal operator in charge of his fathers mines in Wise county. Since his dis appearance more than $5o,O0O have been offered for any news of him.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-09
REMAINs IDBNTTFTED

South Norwalk, May 9.-The re- mains of the man found in the Nor walk river on Saturday, have been Identified as James T. Fitzgibbons of Norwalk, who disappeared from his home several weeks ago.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-09
KILLED BY BANDITS.

Oaxca, Mexico, May 9.-Othon Quin- jano, paymaster of the National rail- road of Tehuantepec, has been killed by five bandits. Two of his peons were wounded, one seriously. The bandits secured nearly $3,000 and es- capped.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-09
AUToMoBILIsr FINED.

Berlin, May Civilian c. Bliss of Boston, an official of the Boston &a Albany railroad, was fined $1O and costs to-day in the local justice court, for running his automobile faster than fifteen miles an hour. He was arrest led for the same on Sunday, May 1.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-09
ENDED A RRsrAuRANr.

Chicago. May 9--Two well dressed robbers have raided Kinsley's restau- rant in the downtown district and held Up the cashier. They secured more than $1,00o and escaped before the alarm could be given.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-09
SHOT BY A CONSTABLE.

Caldwell. Tex, May 9--County Treas urer Hunt has been shot and killed by Clint Stuart, q constable, who has sur rendered. Stuart claims the killing was ss1 eeI <
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-09
LAWYER COMMITS SUICIDE,

Detroit. May 9. Edward A. Gott, a lawyer well known ill this city, former ly of the Wabash railways legal staff, committed suicide at his home today
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Ser 8ifem elmer 5ram.
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btes beilenoe Mittef i'm 8eror
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Sb babe nidt Die Nbii6t. BON bieier
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aeno Semano anoers tut, tnenn bieie
Nngabe BON mir, ba5u ~beitragen
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Breis so Gents. Softer Wiiuburn
60. in 8uffolo, sc. g., alIeinioe
Ngenter fir Die Ser. Staaten.
GergeBt nidt ben Namen . uan
uno dcceDtirt fein Subititnt.
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Bonn 3~riegsi@auplate.

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u~ntergang bes iapaniihen Eranss
portlhifes n0ttahi" itno iebt einges
troffen. Der .0itahi" lubte gu ents
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finoliden 8erlpnen eet6tet nuroen.
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i'm nidlt balten fDnnen.
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sic idlllmmfte auer Grfahrunaen.

Sann es etpas Sbfimmeres eeben,
ola Die @mpfinouna, ieoe Mtnute
meroe Define lebte iein? Das mar
bic grfabrung, uelhe Mr8. g. $.
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gitterS Die eiuSiae Mtebisin. Nur
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Noolph 8reiB.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT gsetpets.

Neue 8eugnifie treffen fortpab.
reno in groBer Wtenae Elm, meIhe err
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&alteper & SDbn uno NoDlpb 8reiB.
8robefaihen frei. reautdre @rDBe
so Gents uno $1.Q0.
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MaerIet.

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lhe Nnaaben gu @unften hires Sic.
giments gemaht au haben.
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&obin If. 1T eeitDrben.
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ten, oils &d(te oes @eeners.
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5arte @mpftnounaen funo. burh bic
8lume ober Die arDRte @robheit.
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I'm ben Beiuhern Der @eltaus&
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teilungen in 8eau9 bierauf fino gu
rihten an W. 6. Grub,
g. 3 boz SEQ. $40 8.
Dallas. Seras.
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BUR @crs,uetHnus ssrrteben

Benn cine Samilie an etnem eins
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entleaenen Srte wobnt. oann fam
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nicasS Sable bel ber 6ono bat. Sc
tit Die bette Salbe auf groen. Blu
haben in ben Npotbefen BON $.
Ralteper d SBbn uno ppn Ibnfpb
8reiB.
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