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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-01
BILL IS PREPARED
Rock Island County to Ask Pas
sage of Law Allowing
Branch Couri.
JURY TRIALS IN MAIN COURT
Rranci, to Handle Derurrers. Motions.
Etc. Extra Elk
perSe.

The Illinois legislature at its pres
ent session. will be asked 10 enact a
bill. drafted by a committee of the
Rock Island County Bar association.
allowing branch courts in those coun-
ties of the state where needed in or
der to handle the business The COM
mittee. after a thorough investigation.
has discovered that there is no pro
vision made by the statutes. While
Peoria has maintained branch court
for a considerable period. it has done
so without warrant of law. Rock ISL
and county does not propose aSSum-
ing the hazard involved and will seek
relief at the hands of the legislature
The bill has been prepared by one
of the members of the committee and
as soon as it has been approved by
the whole committee il will be placed
i'll the hands of the representatives
from this district and. il necessary, n
delegation of the bar members will go
to the capital and aid the representa-
tiveS in acquainting the assemblymen
with the merit of the measure. The
bill, as it has been formulated. pro
videS that the branch court shall hear
only those matters not calling for n
jury. all jury trials to be disposed or
in the main court. The presiding
judge in the main court shall assign
such matters as are to be handled in
the branch court.
viii Not Require Additional Judge.
1t is not contemplated by the bill
that there shall be an additional
judge in the district, the branch court
TO be he'd at such periods as one of
the judges of the district is disengaged
in his own county and is in position
TO devote himself to the extra duty.
In Rock Island county cases have been
accommodating at such rate that one
court will never be able to reach the
end, and progress is seriously impeded
by the time devoted to demurrers and
motions and settlement of issues. The
plan is to refer all such matters to
the branch court. if one is established.
and there is every likelihood that
there will be one here. as no addi-
tional cost to the county or state is
involved.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-01

In organizing this bureau the under
signed was selected as secretary, and
it will still be his duty to pass on AL
cases for relief and disburse all funds.
His Office. 43-4i Whitaker building.
Davenport. Iowa, will he the Office of
the bureau, to which all applicants
are To be referred.
In the future when a resident of
this community is approached by an
applicant for relief no individual as
sistance should be given. neither
should the applicant be sent pussy
wants-a-corner'' fashion To the next
door" neighbor. but instead he should
be given n note or card bearing the
name of the person upon whom appli-
cation il made ana sent 10 the sec-e.
tary, who will investigate all cases
alHH7nls e1saah ,Hsbqsition as s!hi cir;
ctiistahcrs demantf 'of variant
! cCsgtion should Z bcJ eFercised. hows
j5vor. mot TO send siill pes$ohS. irrespee-
tive CT their requests. TO the secretary.
Send no one unless you are satisfied
that relief should be granted. In 9TH
er words. do not use the secretary S
Office as a means TO get rid of such
persons as have proved themselves 4
nuisance to you.
Ii is apparent that TO make this
charity bureau permanent feature
annual subscriptions must be made
by al. This would be simply giving
in one sum what you have in the past
given on the installment plan, and in
addition a saving of time to yourself
and a benefit 10 the community at
large \ number have already paid,
or agreed TO pay. a stipulated sum
annually for the purpose herein out
lined All who have not yet done so
are earnestly requested that they at
once send a subscription to the under
signed. together with a letter stating
that the sum is 10 be paid annually.
Finally. let US abolish indiscrimi-
nate. individual local charity. and
work together for the success of the
'Tri-Citv Charity Bureau" which you
are invited TO use whether you are
contributor to il or not.
ISAAC PETERSBERGER.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-01
Give Your Stomach a Rest.

Your food must be properly digested
and assimilated to be OF any value 10
you. II your stomach is weak or dis
eased take Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. It
digests what you eat and gives the
stomach a rest, enabling it 10 recuper-
ate, take on new life and grow strong
again. Kodol cures sour stomach. gas,
bloating. heart palpitation and all d.
gestive disorders. Sold by all drug
gists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-01

Comforts the heart, strengthens tho
mind. Is good i'll or well. Makes the
face bright as the summer morn.
That's what HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea will do. Cures when all else
fails. T. Fl. Thomas pharmacy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-01
VERDICT Is MANSLAUGHTER

U OhTCdyo, Held
Guilty of Killing Wife.
Chicago, Feb. Attorney Victor II
Shea on the charge OF shooting and
killing his wife Amy Hogenson O'Shea
was today convicted of manslaughter.
me verdict carries Imprisonment OF
from one year To life. -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-01

ROCK Island. Feb. Following are
the wholesale quotations in the local
market.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-03
MurnuraciOD0S.

| Un mogquito &mSrrulieroo CcuIto en-
ecquedad0 burl6bRse con otros compa.
6sroS de todss lRs dispOSiciorag que
dabSn lss JontRs deSunidaS de SAM.
Aad. Decf,: ~
/ iQa6 boberf.! Para acAbAr con no
BOtrOs 10 primerO que ae uecesita es
higienizsr de & GVerdsd1 todo este ar,
be dejar8e de snunCiog.x
Fig1rense uatsdeR qaa en- 10 que
aVsrlgaSn 81 aomos eanofa alss1 6 estO-
gOmiE.S v&mos & RCAbAr con 10 hum3.
nidsd. -
SPaedes tt disticguir mis- eplataadAs
hebFaa1 en- mis- humildss ehsbrsB?S
Nj to G0CupeE,S , ex 3lam6 una G.i-
guA0 que p0F Al1f Eabf :. y con eli ma
yor disimulO Sc introdpio en- eI plume
rO de una emosquitB dor celia.1
i-Ql6 mucho sabes, 2aigus u ex.
cH8m6 G1 siAmita an6faiea , Mlentrss
eRtamos Oon est0s escRrceos, Ee pierde
an tempo pFeCioso. Sue tame. IL
gpS, , puas ai Ii aabag mucho. 20 tam'
bi6a IS del & S0&lO que me rascc Hs.
9Rmos an pact0. Mient.Gs 80 cant0 '
Gpico, , ia distfaes la GtenCi6n de les
mort les. y te Introduces en- un ded0 y
asf tendras Ia parts del sbuey.9 6 me
jdr dicho. de sserdo.S pues como & h.
ra no Sc pusde sasriticaF Gquel Ranado
del pRiS, tFRerAn cArne de If 1era.
=. '"'s ..ss"6.. '.o"'sa ..'o's
Aqui termin6 el di4It gos pues Re
pfesentado un ciudRdanO con una Iat7
de pete6leo y Gmosqnit&2 ' ~0igua1
dsBapRrecieron ---.. s,on disinuiu J
LOOUTLLO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-03
MOTmOnSTfas.

d. cuapd , IN euand) el exeso es
esposas de Utah trae concecqeQclas
risibleS como esta. ocurrida con
motive de la invitaci6n q C -mer
hecha Dor un ap6stol mormon . un
amigo paqano. e. invltaao p. rai6
la d direction del sp6stol y tuvo que
recurrir 4 ia direotorio.
Llegado que hubo a la casa, not65
que l. sen )r8; aunque respondia al
nombre, no paFec1a p"eparada ptra
rccib'r.o. Pronto sali6, sin embar-
90 de su actitud espectante, pues
Ia sonora Sc acerc6 al tel6tooo y
pregunt6:
contigo esta semana2 ...SY esp>Fa a
algu6a persona a cOmer9 80 Baeno'
Ell cabaliero estara ahf dentrO de Po-
co.
Y volvi6ndose al forasteFo le en-
treg6 una tirita de Pspel.-Se ha
eo1ivocado usted de casa. le dijO.
Ahi va la direction que usted
desea. i,
penetr6 4 toao correr en- la sala a
tiempo que habfa visita.-i Mama
mama, grit6; papa dice que le ARE
gle la maleta pOrque va d viviI
ests semana con TIA EmmaI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-03
c.si 20 ae Y, /. 3e g 8 lecsI:d.dea ael

cssi 20 se Y, Ia 3es g g Iecai:dades del
ciFco.
El Acr6bAss c: meEz6 & sndar con
I.1ttu1. P4ssc1' que eRtAba s1span-
di 10 en- 81 cap ciJ. a. 'eg ~ "Hr'ro
SO bsiar Geo auj' zm =ntP. Il. i -
le mirabk suhs a Is D prantO t3dss
lisa b lcss lapz .ron IN griso de horror
El ais mbre So hall, roto , 81 eqaii
bristR C ba dc C ser Lend mRnte en- IL
PISA.
Agsupi:onse tqdos en tornn del des-
dichs ado, y IN II eiico, que - hslisbs
entire les o. ectsGor. >, tr&t6 en- vsno
de Re. .r.innsr & Ia vfcti "a. 81 acr6bEta
se habfA fraCtur do. h cal lumna Vefte'
brAl- =,
-jNo 10 entiend- .-ex slsm6 ei di'
rscsor.-i Et alsmbYe era muy i6'idO y
hAbfs sidO previsnense * minade
Dos ,gensss 1e Segurids1 ss spode-
t. r.ron de 90 persona gars c0niuciEie 4
| lR a naiaetiA
El payRso Ocgio uno 1e ios txsfemos
del aIambre J diio;
Ell RcerO es Dc tsetucst mlren us'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-03
.RECUE E R D 0 S.
Al Ia se6aFita Blanca Me-. MalaFst,
para Su album,

para Su album,
iCumpIo mi ofertsl tn recuerdo
(quierO
Vacilente evocar para Cant&rte;
Va que mis- versos aCojer nudisrRs
Como fl 0r 80litaria de an Oasis.
Digo vacilante. p0Fque tfmido
TemO que en- mis- prop6sitoS nAnfre-
(gue;
Como d6bil bRrquilIa que 90 larzR
POr Ia region ignOta de los mares:
Como peIigrA ell AereOnautR osado
Que se propOne traapRGRr los airet;
Sin tener una eBtel8 en- ell vaCfo
@ 7e ga cRminO, 8 direction le trace.
Yo no puedo offecerts rosSS ralidsO
Qae Su perfume embsiagadOr exhSIer;
Nj IfriOs. nj RmapOIag. nj jszmineg
Qle perfum8n lR brigs de los Alpea!
Hoy soIamente puedO On eI retro
De mis- vetustaS tFiates PesBidades;
FOrmSndome ilusiones de POeta
Dedicarte ips0nOr1g mis- CRntareS.
Esas nOtRs de An arpG malar c6|iCR
Y que ca In alma de mi alma naCer;
Para que III ben6v0la GuSl siempre
| nprimRa en- tu Alb lm ai te place.
T6 fuiste eI avecilIs mengsierR
Qae alegre y revoItogS squf llPgaBts;
Dsl riaut d penefi, de SGbG1aG aaef5'S
A despertAr 10 muss de los Yates.
T1 faiate 81, Is nubs vapor0sa
Q1e entra c0Etinaa de f ,reAdo encejs;
POr el c6ncav0 Rzul del il finit0
Nos dejsste reCuerdOs y Celajss
T6 rsmedss Is Ondina. que Sc es'
(conde
Y 90 aumeris en- Ifquidog cristsles:
Y apareCes mas pura, ala en- la CintR
Donde eStsn lee SirenRs en- los mares,
Como la eAtreIIa de mi pAtria viFGen
Que iluminaa los montes y los ValleE
Eres ID preCursOrR que deslumbraS
NusStFas lindas me d anaE nuestrG0 tar
(dssl
Y Dor ega rsz6.: pues soy smigO
PredileCto sunQue vi de Ias S1tss
O nero en- este pspel geaudes rszgol
o & IaFERa pinceladas b1squejaEts.
No 10 tenQss 6 NAL. hermOsa Blancs
Dsiadme reCordar mis- mocedadeg;
CuGndO Oants bB al RuisefI 3F del campo
Cuando &C fIAbR diChAs & miliaFea!
Coando en- les hOras mdstias del pa
| (4&ds
Bueando ingpirfci6n haIIaba Grranquel
Y acaricisndo solnbras en- L. Luna
Lss daba f0rmRs de Corp6rea imsgen
CuandO en- mis- amos tiernOU iuye
BuGCabR mediOa de CaImsr mis- msles
Y lIanand0 cuaFtielRs escrib18
SonetOg y quintillag y Fomsnces!
Y como el aims nunCR 90 envejeCe
Cuando conGeYvA puTOs suR CristaIeB
Cos. eaos oioa dikfsnos te miro
Bulcand0 inspirGCi6n para CsntArte.
Dsiad que te contsmple. desde leic
Con Ia uOnriaa del oeleata aEoangali
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-03

ri aJsmbra ests ba tendido y ell CT 5.
bRta SUD pr una CueTda Is c1rrss
pondienta p'st t rms. :.
LII orqueBta empez6 6 t0CAr uni
msPcha s0,emne.
El 0lambre. ColOcAdo 8 gran altura
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-03
P A S lO n

R6blame Que tu vcz. eco del oieIo.
Sobre y TERRA poT doquler me sigs....
Con tai de OR ia VCz, nRdR me importR
Qae el desG6n de tub IRbios me madigs.
iMffame -, Tus T0iradas me uuemarop,
teng0 sed dc ese TniraF. eternO..
POr Yer tus Oj9s. que &c Rbrsae mi alma
De eBs mirada en- ed el celeste inferno.
iMfrsme!. Nada 10Y >. pero tu diestrs
Sabre mi frente palida an inatante,
Puede haCer del esClAVO, arrodillado
Ell h0mbFe Rey de Cofaz6n gjgsnte.
T6 pasas. y "a TERRA vOIuptuosa
Sc eatremece de amor bAio tus hueIlas,
Sc entibia el aire. Sc perfame al pFadO
Y Sc inClinan & verte las eatrellas.
Qaisiera ser 10 g0mbfa do IL mocha
Para Verts d0rmir sola trSnquiIa,
Iueg0 ser Ia aurora. y daspertRrte
Con an bsBo de luz en ls pupila
Soy tuyO, me poaees !. =. un solo 6tcmo
No hsy en- mi ser que paFR II no sea:
ID antF0 del cora z6n eFes Iatid0
d0ntrO de mi CerebF0 eEes idea.
iOhl por mirar tn feente pensativa
p6lido de amores So semblsn9e;
POF sentir eli afento de tn bcca
Mi Iabi0 aCaFiCiar un solo instsnte;
Para estrechsF tus manos virginales
SobFe mi C0raz6n, 20 de r0dillas,
deV0rar con mis- trSmendos bes0s
Lsgrimas de pasi6n en- tug 9iRlae;
Yo te diera. no a6 /. limo terg2 made!
tTOda la sRDgre que en mis- venaR arde!
tTOdO 10 grRnde que mi mente e3Cierra!
Mas no soy para t.. .iSi entire tus BRACES
La Buerta l0ca me aFrOiaFs IN die
Al terrible ContRctO da tuB IRbiOs
Tai vez mi cOraz6n SCI romperfal
NunCR ser6 49,. Para mi neQrA vida
La inmeusa dichR del amor 20 existe....
Solo naCf para lleVar On mi alma
TOdO 10 que hay de ternpestuosO y triste.
quiSiera nOrir. .ipero On tus braZog
Con Ia embriaguez de La pRbi6n mas locs,
Y que mi ardiente vida se apagsra
AL Boplo de los besos de ia bocR.
JOSE FLORES
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-03
VISTA

[ q hemos r,cibido de dos estima-
bles amigos de Adjuntas, don Ra-
mon Llompart y don Francisco
Montafez.
Vinieron 4 San Juan con objeto
de terminar las negociaciones del
empr6stito y hoy han regresado d
sus hOgares.
SaludSmosles afectuosamente. .
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-03
ATENGION.

Es precise que 81 p66IicO sepa que
aver Varias personss han o5teDidO i'm.
p0rtRntes reRAIos 8 premi0s por medic
do los CupOnes qua Ge FegaIan ios
comprsdoreB poP Cada % cents v0s que
gasten On los eatabIeCimient3s de Arri'
vi Hmn0g. .
lUnR Sra. CompH6 aver por 100 Gu
pones IN ms sgnfico parRQuas de seda,
otFa una CapP, otFa una cana de mt.
tgimoniO Yum Caballer0 an Fl ls de ck-
sinnir.
En- eLA Vizsains.a , eLa Gaori y
GEl Cielos 90 haCen estcs regRl0s los
ComDradores.
Con Ga ffeute de nisVs alabastrina,
C9n tus CLOS de soles rutilantea!
Con tus manOs de armifI lag mSa
(b'ancaa
Con to cabeIIo negro y OnduIante;
Goa tus E3bios de FogAg de cien hcjaa
Y con t sdo el copjuntO de l0s Angeles
Qae envueEta en- RssHs de nevada es'
h. s..~- .,-1 (1ums
Var me pareCes traspaaAr los aireI;
Para eIeVArte. Blanca & Ctrag regi0nea
Donde ala fsChs no ha lleg&do nRdie
Y eouf terminO, &migRi pOrque
(cuentC
Que mis csnCioneg, Iej0s de hAlagarte
Sef6n para Il, como esaB Il 're9
Que mueren 81 nacsr en- los erisIea!
Termino poraue rota nj bArQuiIla
EnIel pi65 5g1 immense de los aires;
NoIpuedo ain temoP 8 an gran deS
(Cens,
Seauir ign0to mi ssffAdo vibie!
a. S. A.
1Arss 80 de AgoAtO de 1905.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-03
SALlNAS.

Ro ogamos & don j. NJ. Movera Colon
conte8ts nueltFag .FeIteradaB Cartan,
puea can au Hilenclo entoFpeca u mar.
cha de Ha Administrator de cate dlR-
rio, q. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-03

En- eSto imprentR se Vende papel de
peri6di0o vieio { 90 90 quintal'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-03

teies
Eco ser5. sia dudt-. .di6 ell di-
rectnr.
M eLtras retir. b.n Ell @ d9ver del
scE0bAts. eI psyaso So sceTc6 & SiivIs
q1e. palids coDVuIsa, segcfs con IR
mic4d2 les daspeios del hombre quo
soe b. b4 de mcrir
-iYa ves ONO Es fueTzs 40 eRta en-
ics b.ceps !-'e d jo Al cido con % gan
gosk ? ktipIEdRvtz.
Eugenio Fourier.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-03

En- easE irapYenm Es Vsnds papoI Dc
.agi6aias .i.lE ss.ee saintal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-29

Fair and colder

We close az s so every even
ing. Saturday at 10
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-13
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WATERFOWL J0TTINCS

Miss Jennie Scott. who has been visiting friends in town, returned to Bethlehem yesterday.
 Rev William McNichol and wife. who have been in New York for the past few days. returned home last evening.
 A large number from Watertown went to Waterbury last evening to hear ''Ireland's Own Band"
 Otto Roeske. who started in the poultry business last summer. is max ing success of it. At the present time he is getting twelve dozen eggs per day.
 Representative Atwood voted for F. J. Hill for senator in the republican caucus at Hartford yesterday.
 The second anniversary requiem high mass for Patrick Dungan will be celebrated in St Johns church, Watertown. tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-13
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS.

The High school basketball team in the opera house yesterday after noon by q score of 2S to s.
 Charles Harris of New Haven was in town yesterday calling on friends.
 A number of people were injured yesterday by falling on icy sidewalks. The walks yesterday morning were ill a very slippery condition.
 A young lady who resides in Union City and who is employed in Nauga- tuck. had a rather strange experience yesterday morning. The young lady resides on one of the hills in Union City and yesterday morning it was very difficult to come down the hill in question on account of it's slippery condition. The young lady had reach cd about half the length of the hill when she became stalled. Some small boys happened along about this time with double ripper and after one of them had sprfnklNl ashes on the road the young lady was enabled to reach the sled. The boys then steered her down the hill. much to her sincere de- light.
 Young Lawson of this town will wrcstle Noung Gresham of Canada in uary 20. The principals will meet with Manager Stapleton tomorrow for the purpose of selecting referee.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-13
WATERVIL.LE.

Mrs J. II. Cowper of Chicago. wh. has been spending the past few weeks with her sister, Mrs ]. E. Wilder of Maple street, has returned to her daughters home in New York city.
 Mrs Edo Webster of Farmington is the guest of Mir and Mrs F. F. Du- rant of Welton street.
 The Young Ladies' society of St Michaers church are making eXtcn- sivc preparations for their whist par ty to b" held in Good Will hall on the evening" of February ld.
 Prayer meeting at Grace NJ. F.. church this evening at 7:1J. Choir re- hearsal at St Pauls church at 30. Choir rehearsal at St Michaers church at 30.
 The stage of Good Will hall has been very artistically decorated and set for the concert and sociable to be given by the Spraguc school alumni this evening. The proceeds of this so- cial will go to enlarge the library of the school.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-13
Eskimo Boy fnterestine

Menie, a Greenland Eskimo boy. is one CT the most interesting pupils in the pubic schools of New York city. He "as brought tO New York by Lieut.. Peary and has been transformed from a hlubher-"ating arctic nOmad into a clever young American. bright in his studies and captain Of baseball team. The tribe 10 which he belongs is very smah, comprising less than 2s0 people. and they are the nor hcrnmost knowa inhabitants of The globe. dwelling m complete isolation on inc barren shores ot Smith sound, Un inc west coast of Greenland-a region of indescribale des- OlatiOn and gloom.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-13
0AKVILLE HAPPENINGS

There is d good prospect for the re- vival here of the former large feed and grain business of this village. D. , k. Carroll. the wholesale dealer. of Waterbury, has bought out Philip Aperlan's interests in the grist mill situated at the lower end of this To- cality. Mr Carroll looks forward to establishing large trade here The farmers of this vicinity and those that pass through here on Thursdays will doubtless buy their feed as near home as they can, provided the price of the same is as reasonable as elsewhere This presumption was amply verified during the number of years F. C. Slade & Sen successfully conducted that business at the mill in question
 Edward s. Ingraham of Main street has resigned his position with the Oakville Co. Mr Ingraham was em- ployed at the pin factory during over fifteen years and was foreman of the largest automatic machine depart ment. He was highly esteemed by all those under his supervision and his departure will be much regretted
 new telephone line is being eX- tended on Knob Hill to reach Harry B. Russelrs residence. There are now about 160 phones in the Water town division.
 The railroad company has bought F. C. Shades plot of land near the sta. ton, including the large storehouse and side track. Oakville may now be justified perhaps in expecting to get new depot.
 Mrs Henry Nilche Of Davis street is on the sirk list.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-13
Grieve, Bisset & Holland.
PAGE MURDER TRIAL
Chief of Police and Tucker S
 Friend on Stand. ..x
BLOOD STAINED TROUSERS IN COURT
Cambridge Prisoner Told Frankly His Movements on Day of Mabel Pages Death-PointS Made
 For Accused.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Jan. 13.-The trial of Charles l.. Tucker. charged
 with the murder of Miss Mabel Page,
 developed two interesting features. These were brought out in the teSti
 mOny of Chief of Police Shaw of the
 Massachusetts district police and Hen
 " C. Bourne, Fuckers friend and com
 panion on the day of the murder. The
 testimony of both related to important
 exhibits presented in the case by the
 government, the blood stained trousers
 worn by Tucker on the day of the mur
 der and the stickpn found in pocket of his Overcoat after his arrest ' The witness said that Tucker told him frankly of his movements on March Fl, the day of the murder. Upon the witness expressing a desire to closely examine tho trousers worn by the de 1 fendant, Tucker. as Inc removed the ! garments for inspection. volunteered the information as to how they became 1 blood stained
 Asked why he destroyed his hunting huilt u'h'E udu E'pllfu inal ne IeaT'N [ Inc crime would be fastened upon him
 should the officers search him and find ! the knife.
 Henry Bourne, who testified that he had known Tucker all his life. when
 shown the pin found on the prisoner | and alleged 10 have belonged 10 the
 murdered woman said that he had seen
 Tucker wear pin of that design while he wns employed, at -Rohcrtson's $. boat 1 house in 1902 Only once or twice during the day did Tucker display more than passing ! interest in the proceedings.
 When Oliver kingsbury of Auburn dale. a canoe builder. took the stand he testified that he saw Tucker at noon on the day of the murder walking to- ward Weston. Al l:lO he saw Tucker again and spoke 10 him.
 Replying to cross examination. wit ness said hc noticed no change in Tuck CTS appearance when he saw him the second time. This was nearly an hour after the murder was committed. ac- -ording to inc prosecutions theory.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-13
Mineral Productions.

4 recent British home office report on the mineral production of the world shows that the United States stands second to the British empire in the production of gold. but far ahead in the production of silyer.cOpper and lead. Tn copper our superiority is the greatest, more than one-hsIf Of the worlds entir. supply coming from mines in the United States.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-13
Smallest Inherite. Legacy

Next to the proverbial shilling, per haps the smallest legacy has been inher- ited by 2 native of New Zealand, He had son. who died in the Dutch Indies, and left him his effects. amounting to 13h pence. The money was payable at Middleburg, and the man had to walk ten Dutch leagues for it, losing also . days work.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-13
Proof Positive.

Singleton--They say :f you pick tip q hairpin from the sidewalk it is a sign that you will receive a present
 Wedderly-That's so. picked one up the other day and put it in my pocket and when my wife discovered it later she presented me with a piece of her mind.-Chicago Daily News
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-13
College Fudge

Put into a pan one pound Of brown sugar. one teacupfuI of milk one ource of butter. tvo ounces of grated unspeet- ened chocolate Boil for l5 minutes iher aid ore teaspoonfuI of vanilla extraSt and pour at once into buttered tins Mark into small squares before it harS- ezs-PhilaGeiphia Press