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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-26
PRZEGLAD
P0LiTYN MIEDzYNARODOWEJ.
Chicago, 26 marca.

Me przywiazujac wiele wagi
do wiadomoSci o checi Japohczy-
k6w wyladowania w Chinach,
zwr6cic nalezy uwaga ze przy
Eolei, kt6ra z Port Arturu bic
gnie wzdluz p6lwyspu Kwan-
tunskiego do portu Niuczwan, a
potem day na p61noc przez
Mukden do Charbinu, aby w MIN
sic poIgczy6 z kolejs z W1ady-
wostoku, zakladaja Rosyanie
rozlegly oboz oszahcowany.
Wzdluz linn kolejowej rozcia-
gnie sic on Cd stacyi Hajczan do
stacyi Liaojan, czyi frontem
swym zai1nie przeszfO 80 kilome-
tr6w, a bedzie z przodu zasfo-
niety dose szeroka, choe plytka
rzeka Liao-ho. Jak na SHY wo-
jenne, kt6re Rosya dotad posiada
W Mandzuryi, TAX dlugi front o.
bozu oszancowanego jest "a
wielki, ale Ia niewygoda znacz-
ME przez to sic zmniejsza, re
wzd}uz tego obozu, na jego ty-
ZACH, przebiega kolej, kt6ra w ka-
zdej chwi1i da moznose zgroma-
dzenia potrzebnej liczby wojska
na zaatakowanym punkcie. Ten
ob6z moze odegrst w wojnie ro-
syjsko japohsHiej taxa sama a
moze nawet jeszcze wazniejsza
role, jaka przypadia Plewnie W O.
s,atniej wojnie tureckiej. Jak
PIewna Cd maja do wrzesnia
wstrzymywala poch6d rosyjsh "a
Balkan, TAX samo oboz Hajczan
Liojanski moze na dlugo zatrzy-
mac posuwanie sic wojsk japon-
skich na Charbin. Rzecz Gala
tyIko W tenn, czy dobra mysl "a
3ozenia tego obozu bedzie dobrze
wykonana.
Latwo na wzg6rzach usypat
szahce, 3atwo grobla, os}onieta
jaka$ luneta, podnieS6 wode w
Tzece tax wysoko, aby sic rozla-
Ia, tworzac pred frontem obozu
rodzaj jeziora; ale czy bedzie
dose dzia{ do uzbrojenia fortow
! czy sic ME okaze p6zniej, ze w
magazynach obozu istnialy wszel-
he zapasy zywnosci, odziezy i
amunicyi przewaznie tylko ma pa
pierre. Podobne wypadki zdaTza-
ia sic w Rosyi bardzo czesto, je-
zeli juz ME powiemy, ze zawsze.
NaiSwiezszy przyklad takiego
,iedbalstwa many ma Port Artu-
re. Jeszcze pred objeciem go
przez Rosyan znajdowalo sic W
nim I3 fort6w, zbudowanych
przez Chinczykow pod nadzorem
pruskich instruktorow. Wszyst-
k;e one byiy wybornie uzbrojone
pOdczas objecia tel twierdzy
Przez Rosyan ocenione przez
taksator6w na 5 milion6w rubi.
Na ich rozszerzenie, oraz na po-
glebienie portu wyda1i pozniej
Rosyanie 18 milionow rubli. Zda-
waio sic przeto, re jest to morska
twierdza ogromnie potezna i
Swietnie zaopatrzona. Rzeczy-
wiscie, W urzedowych wykazach
podawano, ze posiada ona go
cziaf tOrtecznych l zyWnosc1 ma
POI roku ola 3oo-tysiecznej za&o-
g: Okazalo sic jednak zaraz ma
poczatku woiny, ze port jest "a
piytki dla wiekich pancernikow,
ze amunicyi "a ma{o, ze Po-
wodu zbyt szczuplych zapasow
zywnoSci ME mona koncentro-
wac armii rosyjskiej W Port Ar
turze, lecz trzeba to czynic dale
ko ma p6}nocy w Charbinie.
Jednak po pewnym czasie, a
wlaSnie teraz, te koncentracye
zn0wu znacznie zblizono do Port
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-26
KR0TKIE HO7ATKl MIEJSKIE.

- Komisya s,uzby cywilnei wczoraj
zamianowala naczelnym inspektorem
sanitarnym Charlesa B. Balla z New
Yorku, uznawszy Charlesa L. Clarke,
kt6ry do tego mia1 pretensye, "a ME
dostatecznie zdolnego.
- szef policyi o. Neill rozporzadzii.
10 ltcencye specyalnych polioyant6x
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-26
w saddle.

sedzia (do oskarzoneD: - PAM tax
sic zapiera, a przeciez rysopis zupei-
ME sic zgadza: m3oda, sliczna twarz,
zgrabna n6zka. -.
oskaraona (przerywajac): - Panic
ssdzioI 49,. przyznaje sic do winy!...s
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-26
RUcH PARoWcoW.

Przybyiy:
New York: California z Genuy,
Pennsylvania z Hamburga.
LlverpooI: Celtic N. Y.
Queenstown: Cymric z Bostonu.
Genua: Canopic Bostonu.
odeszly:
Southampton: Deutschland do N. Y.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-26
krOnika MiejsCOWa,
Doniosfy proiekt.

Komitet budowlany rady szkol-
nej wczoraj poleci} projekt supe-
rintendenta Cooley, azeby kosz-
tenn $4,000 wybudowae szkole
przemyslowa ma Lake Front, ma
przeciw biblioteki publicznej. Dy-
rektorzy Downey Fetzer zostali
zamianowani czlonkami subkomi-
tetu, ktory ma konferowac bur-
mistrzem mad tenn, czyli darby sic
obr6cic ma ten eel grunt $50 stop
dlugi ma polnoc Cd tymczasowe-
go gnachu pocztowego. Pan Coo
ley plan swoj szeroko uzasadnil i
wykazal, ze pod wzgledenl dbalo-
Sci o praktyczne ksztalcenie mlo-
dziezy w kierunku przemyssowo
handlowym, miasta New York /
Philadelphia wielce wyprzedzily
nliasto Chicago. Jezeliby TAXI
gmach wybudowano, to moznaby
w MIN zarazem pomiescit glowne
kwatery wszelkich stowarzyszeh
nauczycielskich sale do regular
nych tygodniowych konferencyj
wychowawczych.
G4odomorzy: - a moze to blaga9
Rozeszfa sic wieSt, ze many W
naszem miescie dwoch przynaj-
mniej ludzi, ktorzy ami dla sportu
ami dla zysku, tylko przekonania
dowodza ma sobie, re w1asciwie
bez jedzenia wybornie MONA
sic obejSt.
Jednym Mich jest A. Louis
Kuehmsted, skarbnik Gregory
Electric CO.., 6S S. Clinton str,
mieszkajacy w Edgewater. Ten
podobno Cd "a lutego mic a mic ME
je. w pierwszych 8 dniach swego
postu W ogole mic plynnego ami
stalego ME bral do ust: Cd owego
czasu tylko niekiedy pie cokol-
wieczek ciep1ej wody i czasem "a
prawia ia lisGmi ROXY lub kwiatem
bzowym. Powiada zas, ze jeszcze
ME czuje potrzeby innego pozy-
vienna, re czuje sic o wiele zdrow-
Sym, niz W czasach, kiedy jadl
jak inni ludzie i ze bedzie jad} do
piero wtedy, gdy dozna gSodu,
ktorego dotychczas ME czuje.
Swoja droga wazyl 145 funt6w,
kiedy zaczal poscic, teraz wazy
tylko us funtow, ale powiada, ze
mu to ME sprawia przykrosci.
Jest on przekonany, ze najzdro-
wiej dla cziowieka jest jadac mad
zwyczaj malo, mp. raz tylko ma
kilka dni, to przyjmowac tylko
pokarm lekki, g46wnie ro5linny.
Drugim podobnym gsodomo-
rem jest podobno J. L. Doom
helm, odzwierny pm. 26 Van Btu
rem str. Ten ME jadl przez rs dni:
post swoj jednakowoz zakohczya
ubieglej niedzieli, Powiada, re u
czynil to tylko, aby sic wyleczyc
r6znych niedomagah i ze isto-
tnie teraz czuje sic zdrowym I
si1nym; raz juz zesz1ego roku
przebyi podobna kuracya 3o-dnio-
wa i zanierza ia powtarzac cd
czasu do czasu.
z ko1 robotriczych-
Pieciu nieunionistow pracuja-
=
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-26

wojsno, Gale puiki Kozakow So
rozsypane po wybrzezu. Gdyby
Japoiczycy chciei wysadzie woj-
sko w jakimkolwiek punkcie, spot
kaja sic energicznym oporem
wojska rosyjskiego, kt6re W pre-
ciagu "a godzin moze bye skon-
centrowane podsug upodobania
sztabu rosyjskiego.
Petersburg, 26 marca. = Kapi-
tan Yerkow komisaryatu man
dzurskiego, ktory utrzymywal
stosunki z bylym pos1em japoh-
skim zdradzai mu tajemnice
sztabu wojennego, zostai przez
sad wojenny skazany na rs lat
sluzby W rotach aresztanckich.
Kapitan artyleryi Leontiew z
Warszawy dopuscii sic takze
zdrady,wydawszy plany fortyfika-
cyl cytedeli warszawskiej Kow-
ma wladzom austryackimL
Komisya specyalna opracowala
projekt ludzkiego obchodzenia
sic z japohskimi jeicami. Wyda-
wane i'm beda take same porcye
zywnosci, jak wojslou Arosyjskie-
mu. Oficerom, lie dadza s1owo
honoru, re ME zbiegna, bedzie
wolno nieszkat w prywatnych
kwaterach.
Toxic, 26 marca- = Minister
wojny oswiadczyl W parlamencie,
ze eskadra rosyjska w Porcie Ar
tura skfada sic czterech okre
tow liniowych: S krazownikow /
10 kontrtorpedowcow. Twierdza
posiada tax liczna za1oge, ze. o
zdobyciu Portu Artura ME moze
bye ma razie mowy. Japonia mu-
81 poIaczyc wszystkie swoje silly,
ably ME uledz W nierownej walce
z silnym nieprzyjacielem.
Berlin, 26 nlarca. = w Afryce
poludniowo zachodniej stoczyli
Niemcy wieksza potyczke z He-
rerami. Nieprzyjaciel cofna} sic,
1ecz straty nienieckie r6wnaja sic
jego stratom. Zginelo 10 szere-
gowcow, a dw6ch zosta4o ranio-
nych.
Istnieje zamiar utworzenie Sci
slejszego zwiazku panstw turyng-
skich, do ktorego przystapic maja
Sachsen Weimer, Sachsen Mel
ningen, Koburg Gotha, Alien
burg, Rudolfstadt, Sonderhau5en,
Reuss starsza i mfodsza LIMA.
Panstwom tym ME podoba sic u
chwala rady pahstwa, zezwalaja-
ca ma powr6t Jezuitow.
Organy Wszechniemcow WY
waja kanclerza Buelowa, azeby
ME pozwolil ma wyselanie pomni-
ka Fryderyka IIgo do Waszyng-
tonu. Ten niewczesny pomysl ce-
sarza Wilhelma zamaca dobre sto-
sunei istniejace rniedzy Stanami
Zjednoczonyni Niemcami.
Konstantynopol, 26 marca. =
Rad turecki zgodzi1 sic ma zada-
ME Austryi Rosyi podda zan-
darmow w Macedonii pod komen-
de europejskiego oficera. Przepro-
wadzeniem planu reform mic teraz
ME stoi ma przeszkodzie. Boris
Sarafow oswiadczyl, re odczeka
skutku reform, zanin zdecyduje
sic ma wywo1anie nowego powsta-
mia Macedonczykow.
Paryz, 26 marca. - Izba depu-
towanych przyjeza ogromna VIE
kszoscia glosow projekt rzadowy,
przeznaczajacy 10000 ma podroz
Loubeta do Rzymu. Podr6z ia
stanowi obraze dla g}owy chrze-
scijanstwa i hanbe dla katolickiej
Francyi. Francuski Rad masoh-
ski Sciele sic do nog monarchy,
ktory zawdziecza swoj tron in
trygom wioskch masonow. w
ten sens przemawia} w izbie reru-
blikanin, hrabia Boni de Castella-
ne.
O'Neill, Neb., 26 marca. = Po-
zary preryj SIERRA sic coraz bar
dziei w powiatach Holt Rock j
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-26

Rozwoziciele mleka ufozyli sic
re swymi pracodawcami. Pomie-
dzy innemi postanowiono, re
wolno i'm ME dostarczac mleka
tam, gdzie strajk panuje. Cd Igo
lewietnia tylko raz ma dzien roz-
wozic sic bedzie mleko.
Rozwoziciele chleba domagaJa
sic, by rozwozenie pieczywa roz-
poczynalo sic najwczesniej o 60
dzinie S rano. Dotychczas gdzie-
niegdzie rozpoczyna sic zaraz po
p6}nocy.
Fabrykanci piec6w sejmuja O.
becnie w Auditorium i naradzaja
sic mad tenn, czyli maja obciac p1a-
ce robotnikow, czy tez podniesc
ceny piecow. Giserzy groza straj-
kiem, gdyby i'm place obnizonc.
Pieniadze So w kasie.
Kasa miejska znowu ma pienia-
DE; kontrolerowi McGann udalo
sic zebrac w koiach finansawych
potrzebnych pare milionow. TAX
ze miejscy urzednicy cierpieli W
skutek braku W kasie: jest bo-
wien zwyczajem, re W miesia-
each styczniu lutym wyplaca sic
tylko IS procent ich pensyi, a re-
szta, t. j. rs procent oddaje i'm sic
wtedy, gdy rada miejska uchwall
nowy budzet. Tel reszty i'm tym
razem ME wyplacono, = wlasnie
w skutek braku funduszow. Kon-
troler pozyczy1 $I,ooo,ooo ma S
procent Eco czyni $4,000 sanego
precentu w roku) i wczoraj VIE
czorem rozporzadzil, re W depar-
tamencie pclicyi stray ognio-
wei d. 81 marca wyplaci sic pen
sye, a W innych departamentach
d. I kwietnia. Do wyplacenia pen
syj potrzebnych bedzie 100000,
reszta, t. ]. 100000 obroci sic
ma potrzeby szkolne
Znaczny pozar.
DIS wkrotce po po}nocy wy
buchl pozar W poltorapietrowym
budynku ma rogu Elmwood ave.
SO ulicy, W kt6rym miescisy sic
gl6wnie magazyny "Armory
Warehouse Co." Obliczaja, ze
szkoda zrzadzona przez pozar wy
noslia $4,000. Skoro zaaiarHloWa-
no straz ogniowa, okazasa sic ma
tychmiast potrzeba dania alarnu
genera1nego, gdyz nietylko caly
budynek juz bya w ogniu, ale dym
zakradl sic do sasiednich pre-
ciwleglych budynkow, ktorych
mieszkaicy przerazeni uciekali ma
ulice, w nocnej odziezy po WIG
kszej czesci. w magazynie by1o
DUO malych sklepikow, "a ktory-
mi znajdowaly sic mieszkania ich
wlascicieli rodzinami. Niektorzy
trudnoscia uratowali swe rodzi-
ny, ale ma szczescie Mkt ME zostal
uszkodzony. Stray ogniowej u
da1o sic uchronie sasiednie zabu-
dowania cd zajecia sic. Powod
pozaru dotychczas niewiadomy.
szkody zrzadzone przez burze.
Szkody zrzadzone przez oneg-
dajsza burze, o ktorej donosilismy
wczoraj, byly bardzo znaczne /
materyalne szkody obliczaja przy-
najmniej ma try miliony dolarow.
Burza nietylko otarla sic o Chica-
go, pustoszac jego sasiedztwo, a.
lie srozyla sic ma olbrzymiej prze-
strzeni w stanach Michigan, Wis
consin Indiana, oprocz W stanle
Illinois, gdzieniegdzie formalne
urwania chmur wywolaly wylewy
szczegolniej W okolcach mad je-
ziorami i w dolinie rzeki Missis-
sippi. Oprocz tego cyklony lub
huragany nawiedzily niektore
miejscowosci w Minnesota, obu
Dakotach, W Arkansas i Missou-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-01
CITY NEWS

z. Zaslaze's body was attached this afternoon for $1,50O. Suit is being brought by Joseph Bash, whom it is said Zaslaze slandered.
 The fire bell in the City hall tower caused consternation about town this afternoon. It struck two or three times and crowds ran to the fire houses to see the horses rush out. Soon it became known that the trouble was due to cross wire and that there was no fire at all. Then the sprinters stopped and laughed at one another.
 The Young Baldwins defeated the Young Columbias this morning by a score of 10 to 5. The members of the successful team are M. Whalen. F. Dillon, J. Slocum, J. Cronin, 0. But Ter, M Parker, F- Mulvaney, T. Con- nor, M. Brick, T. Conlon, D. O'ConnelI
 The attendance at the services in the Catholic churches to-day was very large, especially at the Immaculate Conception church, where every seat was occupied. Tomorrow will be All Sonls' 'daH-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-01
COMING HOME.
Five Thousand Passenger. Alighted From Ocean
 Steamers To-day.

New York, Nov 1.-More than 5000 passengers arrived here to-day on three German liners, the Moltke from Hamburg, and the Kaiser Wilhelm II and the Frederick der Crosse from Bremen. Of this number 1884 came in the first cabins while SASS were in the steerage.
 Among the passengers on the Kaiser Wilhelm II were Baron Won Dem Busche- Hadd denhausen. counselor and first secretary of the German em- bassy at Washington; Andreas Dip pei, Madame Gadski, Madame Sem brich, Conductors Gustav Kogel and s. Meyrowitz of the Metropolitan Opera company; Rosario Guerrero, the Spanish dancer; Henry K Thaw, brother of the Countess of Yarmouth; General George R. Williams, and R. W. oGelt of New York.
 At concert given on the steamer last night Colonel Alexander Gordon presided and Andreas Dippel and Mime Gadski sang. The orchestra was led by S. Markowitz.
 On the Frederich der Crosse were Mrs Sol Smith Russell, Dr Valentine Mott and Captain Constantine c. Galesescin, an officer of the Royal cavalry
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-01
SUIT FOR $2O. .0OO.
Superior Court Hearing the whelan-
 Trolley Co Case.

The suit of Bridget Whelan against the Connecticut Railway and Lighting 70 was begun before Judge Rorabaclc m the superior court this morning. Eia1ntif asks $20,0O0 damages. The allegations in the suit are to the effect tnat on December p. 1903, the plaintifr was Tn the employ of John Condon at z92-294 Baldwin street, and during that day while in the performance of her uutles as housekeeper, she was opening q WlndoW in the house, and in so doing her hands came in contact with live eiectrlc wire, the property of the de- Iendant. In consequMnce of the con- tact she was thrown from the window 10 the ground, distance of some thir- " feet, and sustained injuries that t0 an extent permanently disabled her. The wire, it is claimed, had for five years been near the window and had not been inspected or looked after i'm any way by the defendant and that therefore 1t was menace.
 The extent of the injuries alleged were told by Drs Hayes and F'reneya Five ribs in the left side were broken she received a scalp wound five inches long which required six stitches Her hands were burned, she received bruises and other injuries, she was tin-| conscious for some time and her heal.- ing has been impaired. She suffered pneumonia and one lung is still weak and she coughs frequently.
 There was no reference to her hear- ing in the complaint, and the defense objected to motion to amend The motion, however, was allowed The case may occupy two days.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-01
PARKER GAINING.
Senator Kennedy Says His Strength
 is Growing Daily.

Senator Kennedy, democratic nomi- nee for congressman at large, was in town for a short time to-day. He has been very busy campaigning for the party's, interests throughout the state and is confident that big surprise is in store for the republicans. He said the democratic state ticket will be elected and that Judge Parker's strength throughout the state is sim ply surprising. The people appear to be determined to throw off the yoke of. the trusts and elect party that will give them fair show to save a dollar instead of being compelled to hand all their money over to the trusts for the common necessaries of life.
 The democratic state ticket, MT Kennedy said, will gain in strength and popularity every day from now on and the republicans will be given the greatest surprise in their lives next Tuesday night when the ballots are counted. Waterbury, he said, will go strong for the ticket.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-01
THE BELLS IOLLED.
In Honor of the Memory of Arch-
 bishop Elder.


 Cincinnati, O., Nov 1.-Archbishop Henry Moeller is receiving many ca blegrams and telegrams of condolence on account of the death of Archbishop Elder. The bells of St Peters cathe- dral tolled S6 times to-day for the dead prelate. The celebration of All Saints day began with prayers for the dead at all the churches
 Archbishop Moeller, until the death of Archbishop Elder, was coadjutor and titular archbishop of Cincinnati. He is the third archbishop of Cincin- nati. The papal bull appointing Dr Moeller coadjutor bishop gave him the right of succession to Archbishop El- der. Archbishop Moel1er is native born and raised Cincinnatian. He at tended parochial school at St JOseph's and then went to St Xavier's college. He went to Rome to enter the Ameri- can college for his theological studies
 On June 10, 1876, he was ordained priest On August 27, 1900, pr Noel Ter was consecrated bishop of Colum- bus. and on April 27, 1903 he received the bull appointing him coadjutor.
 Archbishop Moeller was born Decem- Der II, 1849. Tn physical appearance he is in direct contrast to his predeces- sor. He is of large, imposing stature, 8 fOrceful speaker and reserved man.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-01
DEAD OF ASPHYXIATION.
Lithuanian Priest Whom New Haven-
 CTS Wanted Removed.

New Haven, Nov 1.-Rev Father Francisco Moretti recently appointed pastor of St MichaePs Catholic church died to-day as the result of inhaling Illuminating gas. The coroner finds that the gas might have been turned on accidentally. Father MoretH was a mission priest and the parishioners objected to his appointment as they wanted member of the regular or der. On Sunday afternoon mass meeting was held to prepare petition to be presented to Bishop Tierney ask ing that the priest be transferred to another parish.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-01
SHOT IN THE BACK.
Death Ends This Halloween Cele.
 bratiOn.

Chicago, Nov 1.-As the climax of Halloween prank William Sears, B years old, was mistaken for a thief early to-day and was shot in the back and instantly killed by Policeman Nicholas Smith,
 Sears and Frank McKune, IS years old, were passing through an alley when they were seen by the policeman They carried between them a basket
 Calling on the men to halt, the po- Hceman says they paid no heed to him.
 After repeated calls Smith fired and Sears fell, while his companion disap- arrested shortly afterward. He said that he and Sears had been playing Halloween pranks in the neighbor- hood but he failed satisfactorily to explain why he ran after called upon to halt
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-01
LONCSHOREMEN
 CAUGHT IN THE ACT

New York, Nov 1.-Customs agents in Hoboken have arrested longshore- man in the act of removing from a dock q bag containing 3SO ounces of a drug used in the treatment of con- sumption. which is said to be worth in this country $15O an ounce. The pris> oner declared the bag was handed to him over the side of steamer just in from Europe and that he was told to carry it immediately to an address in Manhattan, where he would be we'll paid.
 Officials of the customs service are Of the opinion that there is an organ ized gang of drug smugglers operating here, largely in the manner described by the longshoreman. A duty Of p per cent prevails on nearly all medi- cinal preparations and drugs, making the successful smuggler lucrative re turns.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-01

be under the control of the board of education, consisting of the mayor, who shall be exOfficio chairman, and seven members, who shall serve with out compensation. The members of the board of education in office at the
 time this act takes effect shall hold
 their respective offices till the third Monday of September, 1905.
 On or before the first day of Sep tember, 1905, the mayor shall appoint two persons to serve as members of
 said board for four years; two per sons to serve as members for three years; two persons to serve as mem bers for two years; and one person to
 serve as member for one year. The terms of office of said appointees shall begin on the third Monday of Septem- Der in every year thereafter the may or shall fill the vacancies about to Oc- cur in said board by appointing one or two members, as the case may be, to serve for four years from the third Monday in September following their appointment. Not more than four members of the same political party shall at any one time be members of the same board. The mayor shall fill all vacancies caused by death, resig- ] nation, or otherwise, by appointment, for the unexpired term. If the mayor shall refuse, fail or neglect for thirty days to make an appointment to fill any vacancy that may occur in said board, either by death. resignation, re- moyal. or otherwise, then the remain- ing members of said board may elect a suitable person to fill such vacancy. Sec 9 All appointments shall be approved by the Board of Aldermen. Sec 3. Any provision in the charter of the city of Waterbury conflicting with the above is hereby repealed. Sec A. This act shall take effect
 from it's passage.
 An Act to Provide for Tenure of Of fee for Public School Teachers in the City of Waterbury.
 It is Enacted by the General Assem- bly, as Follows:
 Section 1. The teachers, principals, superintendents and clerks of the de- partment of education of the city of Waterbury now in office and who have been for three years and those hereafter appointed. after a proba- tionary service of three years, shall hold their office and membership in said department until dismissed for cause by a two-thirds vote of the
 board of edqcation in full and regular session.
 Section 2. The salaries of all em- ployes affected by this act shall be fix at such times as the board of educa- l ton may determine, but in no case shall they be decreased.
 Section 3. Any provision in the l charter of the city of Waterbury con- ! fiicting with the above is hereby re | pealed.
 Section A. This act shall take effect on and after it's passage.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-01
HAYES-BRONSON CASE.
Judge Roraback Thinks He is Dis
 qualified From Hearing 1t. .

Judge Rorabaek this afternoon con- cluded he could not try the case of Thomas H. Hayes against Attorney N. R. Bronson, having been the judge who heard the first of the case, when it was known as Gardiner Goold against MT Hayes. The case will there fore go over to the next term.
 MT Hayes. it is claimed, was surety for the the firm of Rothchild & Son of New York. Goold sold his saloon on Exchange place to Miles Connolly. Soon after Rothchild & Son removed the fixtures. MT Bronson claims Mr Hayes went surety on the Rothchilds' bond and judgment was given against him for $3, 800. MT Hayes now sues to recover that amount with danla ges and interest, claiming that he never was surety for the Rothchilds.