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The Newtown bee., 1905-12-22
DEATH OF MRS MARINDA GIBBS.

DEATH OF MRS MARINDA GIBBS.
Mrs Marinda Gibbs died, last Sun
day, at the home of Miss Minnie
Luther, where she has resided for the
past SIX years. Mrs Gibbs was 80 years
old and has been in failing health for
>Ome time. The funeral was held on
Wednesday, Rev G. A. Pickett ofticiat-
ing. On Thursday her remains we're
taken to Bridgeport and inferred in
Mountain Grove cemetery.
Mrs G. D. Churn visited friends in
New Haven, last week.
Walter Morris, while saving wood
with his tread power, few days ago,
had the misfortune to get his right
hand on the saw, cutting it quite bad
ly.
Mrs D. G. Garrison, Mrs James J.
Matthisen and daughter, Viola, en-
j'yed trip to Danbury, last Satur-
day.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs
Oliver Wilmot on Saturday, Novem-
Der 25.
is having large woodhouse built just
west of bis house
John McNlff has gone to Bridgeport,
where he has accepted position.
Last Sunday, he was here with his
family.
Walter Daley is spending two weeks
with his daughter, Mrs R. w. Beech
er, at Sloatsburgh, N. Y.
Joseph Seidel has had a large addi-
tiOn built on to his stock barn.
Mrs M. A. Richmond of New Haven
was guest, last week, of Mrs Wesley
Rowe.
John Vallaley, who has been among
the sick ones. is improving. DR. Pons
is attending him.
John James Welsh of Pittsburg,
Pa, is spending few weeks with Mr.
and Mrs Robert McKeever.
Mrs James WEIGH of Mine Hill is
spending a few weeks with her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Robert MeKeever. Mrs
WEIGH has been quite p"orly, but is
now gaining slowly. Dr. Hartmann of
Woodbury. is attending her.
Harold Collins has gone to Still Riv-
er, where he has accepted position
with the Bridgeport Wood Finishing
Co.
Miss Eva Hurlburt, who has been
spending few weeks with her aunt,
Mrs Lewis in SOuthbury, has returned
to her home here. She will soon leave
for New York, where she will spend
the holidays.
A number of Miss Sadie Pickett's
friends gave her a very pleasant sur
prise at her home, Friday;evening, De.
cember s, the occasion being the 18th
anniversary Of her birthday. The
evening was passed very pleasantly
with games and music. after which re-
freshInents were served.
Mrs Seth Warner went to the New
Haven hospital on Tuesday of last
week for treatment.
The members of the Kappa Omi-
cron Sigma club are to give dance in
the Town hall on Monday evening,
January 1. Everybody is cordially in
vited to attend.
Mrs Joseph Harvey and son, John,
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs
Walter G. Davenport.
Miss Bertha Hatch closes her school,
this week, for her Christmas vacation.
Rev G. D. Chunn delivered very
fine and interesting sermon on Sunday.
Mrs Warren Pitcher is spending a
few days with friends in Danbury.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Ward spent a
few days, last week, in Danbury, the
guests Of Mr. and Mrs Charles Daley.
Mrs Caroline Thomas has gone tC
The Newtown bee., 1905-12-22
MRS MARINDA GIBBS.

Mrs Marinda Gibbs, one Of the older
residents of the town. died at the
home of Miss Minnie Luther, Sunday.
December 10, aged 81 years and
months, after several weeks illness
The funeral was held from Miss Luth-
er's home, Tusday afternoon at 2
O'Clock, Rev Mr. Pickett officiating
Wednesday morning, the body was
taken to Bridgeport, where the burial
took place.
The Newtown bee., 1905-12-22
Home Of Swamp-Root.
telephone placed in the Congregation
al parsonage. His number is 66-12.
A SURPRISE PARTY,

On Friday evening, December 8:
Miss Sadie Pickett was surprised by Is
of her young friends coming to spend
the evening with her aud helping her
celebrate her 18th birthday. The
evening was very much enjoyed by all
present and Miss Pickett was the re-
cipient of many beautiful presents.
The Newtown bee., 1905-12-22

cures made by DR..
Kilrner's Swamp
Root, the great kid
ney, liver and blad-
der remedy.
1t is the great med
ical triumph of the
nineteenth century 4;
discovered after years
of scientific research
by DIR. kil1ner, the
eminent kidney and
The Newtown bee., 1905-12-22

bladder specialist, and is wonderfully
successful in promptly curing lame back,
uric acid, catarrh Of the bladder and
Bright's Disease, which is the worst
form of kidney trouble.
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp=RoOt is not rec
commended for everything but if you have
kidney, liver or bladder trouble it will be
found just the remedy you need. II has
been tested in SO many ways, i'll hospital
work and i'll private practice, and has
proved so successful in every case that
special arrangement has been made by
which all readers of this paper, who have
not already tried it, may have sample
bottle sent free by mail, also book tell
ing more about Swanlp-Root, and how to
find out if you have kidney or bladder trou-
BILE. When writing mention reading this
generous offer in this paper and send your
address to DR.. Ki1ner fsH-
& Co., Bingha1nton, ss::
N Y. The regular |9s sS;;s|f;Yi
tifty-cent and one =4=!e9z=
dollar size bottles are Home of swamp-Root
sold by all good druggists. Don't make
any mistake, but remember the name,
Swamp-Root, DR.. kil1ner's Swamp-Root,
and the address, Bingha1nton, N. Y, on
every bottle.
The Newtown bee., 1905-12-22
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK ?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers is sure to know of the wonderful
The Newtown bee., 1905-12-22
Nswtown. Friday, December as, 1905


Reading notices. BREWER type. lOc line.
Small nOupAretl Ads. tc =0ri per week
The Newtown bee., 1905-12-22

address to DR.. Kilmer
& Co., Bingllamton,
N. Y. The regular
tifty-cet1t and one
dollar size bottles are
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1905-02-08
Zasedani So. kongresy.

Minuleho tydne nizsf d1m ami
senat nevykonaly mnoho mimo
trochu mlaceuf prazdne slamy,
DnleAitym . celeho tydnfbo Ease.
DAM je pfijeti pFedlohy sen. Gam.
bla Jiz. Dakoty, ktera povoluje
domoyinaF1m 2 Rosebud reserya.
ce prodlouzeni lhdty X osazenf
domovin ma ne, pfipadnuySich
Die stareho zakona domoyiny ty.
to mely byt osazeny domovinafi
dne 8. 1nora, ale sen. Gamble
dokazal, he v nynejSfm pocasi ta.
koye osazeni bylo by nemoznosti,
ze by donovinafi nemchli Iii We
statech ma svych domoyinach a
tak doba k osazeni posunura ma
den prvniho kyetns. To plan tel
0 domoginach v Devils lake re.
servaci v Sew. Dakote.
Zas.upiielstyo pfijalo poyoieni
aa poStu v obnosu $3.50, 787 4f3,
Dodatky O yyloutenf venkovskycb
Iistonosd vefejne sluzebnf opra'
Wy q 0 propou5teni zfizencn, jiz
1aloA jeduoty mezi sebou ma do
mAhaoi sc yySsibo sluzneho, byly
odmftnuty.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1905-02-08
Novlnky Z Linwood.

Minuly ctvrtck obdrzel p. Emil
Folda telefonickou zprayu cd
sveho bratra Lopgina q Clarksop,
ze jeho synacek, pol roku stary,
zemfel. Pan Emil Folda odejei
do Clarkson Y patek SO syou
sestrou Francis, by Sc s1tsstniii
pohfbu, ktery 80 odbgyal sobotu
Manzelnm Foldoygm' vyslovujeme
nasi erdetnou sonstrast.
Pan ] X, Tichacek vyhral parnl
stroj, ktery dal do vybry p. J. J.
Ksyan. Tab odbyyal Sc phi
msskarnfm plesu u Banose.
Manzelka pana Jana Urbanks
vratila 90 min. stfcdu Q Omshy,
kde podstoupiIs operaci. Jak
nam pan Urbanek sdelil, daft SO
jeho manselce lepe.
Panoye Fr vitamvas a Fr
Csfoufek q plsttsmouth, Nab,
pfijcli do Linwood. min. stFedn.
Jak 10 nam zda, mali asi zalusk
yykoupit hostinec cd pana Fr.
Docekals.
Konctne sc nam yratili NAH
umeIci, pan Eda Hubert Sc syou
maozelkou a pan Vac. Vitamvas,
ktefi odejeli divadelni spoIetno,
of hncd v zafi minuIfho rokn.
vratili 90 We stfedu minnlg tyden,
Ublfdsli prg bezky kus svkta a az
take ytdf co eloyek zkusf, nez je
systym.
Pan Ian Relax . Fremont pfiJel
&c podiyat ma sy6 znam6 pfedmin,
aedeli o s1tsstnil se tez zayod1
"a ledk.
SleEna M. PeSkoya z David
City dlela zdc nzystsyon u sygcb
pfatei . sdtastnila Sc tez msska,
niho plesu u Bsrosc.
Name zde Ease 0 jcdnu rodinn
vlse. Pan Anton Prsi pfistebo-
val sc q rodinou do mests.
Msbksrnf pies, kterg poFadaI
Pr Bsrtob We sv6 sfni q, 1nora,
yydaFil se vzdof kfnte zims mad
otekayanf dobfe. Prostrsnna sfn
byla zrovDa tak yeika, ze mohIs
vbechny naystsvnfky pojmouti
NkkteH o tanetnikn ii skuteenk
stszoysli, ze SO 10 spstns tsncf
TO sc must tloysk dive nautit
taneit IA ku pfiklsdu jsem Sc
util tsntit 0 koststem q NELL Iste
vidsf, jsk ma mns potom bolky
braly. Nemyslete ale, ze ease
kostt. ceny obdrzeli nasledujlci
Prvnf dsmskou cenu oh.
drzela sletna veronika Prsioys
Iako psstgfks, drubou sletns
Anna Ceroycb, jez pfedstayoysla
Jsponku, tfeti sletna Eta Kava'
nova, ktcrs pfedstsyoysls yanoce.
Muzske ceny obdrzeli; Pryni,
msly Jos. Ksysp, kserg pfedsts
vovsl zimu, druhou Emil Prsi
ifetf Vac. Dnfek Lud vitamyas.
sletny Seyefinoyy 2 clsrkson
iIely zde nzvstevou dedetka q
,sbitky Syobodovic, pfisly Sc
ez podlyst "a mas, Dskujem "a
laybtsyu. Wax my VAN to bray
,pIatfme, Souzb.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1905-02-08
Tuze zamestnan.

Lord Derby, znamy anglicky
aatnik a utenec, vypravel kdysi @
obchodniku, ktery TAX zabrnut byl
praci, zc nemohl nalezn cbyilky K
osvezcnf a teIesnemu cyiku. ko
netne pfemozenim praci nervy
Ieho dplne byly vysileny ubobg
muz Y nejlepsfm ykku SVEN pod
lehL Mel pax kdy ! stonati !
zemfitL Zde v Americe name
mnobo pfiklsdd takoyych, ale ma
stestf name zde ! rychIou pomoc
Trineroyo L6tiye Hofke Vino
rychlc da zdrcenon soustsvn to
esnou do 1plneho pofadku, proto
BE upravi zalndek a ostatnf zazl.
vacf dstroji, obnovi krey a pfimeie
kazdou tastccku tGIa X pfigozen6
tinnosti jeji Vyrabitel JOS. Tfi'
ner, 7oo So Ashland Ave, Chi
csgo, Ills fuei "a TO, ~ tento
lex jest pfiprsven vyhradne ii
stcbo pfirodnlbo vins, bez pFlsady
lfhu, a . ncjIep5lcb bylin. Ono
znamcnite dtinkuje vc yseeh cho
robach zaludkn, krye nefgn a
jest ' kazdem ohlcdu nejlepslm
lekcm pro tistenf krve, protoze
Jest lekem eiste pfirodnim.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1905-02-08

Nejoblibenej5f ztacf zizni.
vych krajsni, kteff mali cestu do
mests, etaI SO vknsne zaffzcny
hogtinec Antopa Kfeeks, ma rohu
I3, a Howard nlis. U nebo
dostsncte v kazdou dobu eerstvy
a fizng Storznv LEAK, jskoz ! IA
nejlcpM piys lsbvova. Nez nejen
o ziznive, ale ! o hladoye stara 10
MAJ Tonlk. vyborny "luncb'
teplY ! studcny k dostanf jest po
cely den. Pro ty, jis jsou miloy.
nfky douBku fiznejslho, opatfil
Anton vyborny Btof Benton"
lepsfcb doutnfkn nenajdete v lad.
mem hostinci v mkste. Krajsnnn o
venkova doporutujeme vfeIe bosti.
nee p. Ant. Kfetka a podotyka-
me. BE pan Anton Jspancc ' ho-
stinci SVEN netrpi. Telefon; A
25z6. IT,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1905-02-08
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due IS. kvetna. Soudce Kinka,d
pravi, ze ii, kteFi mali pfednosini
pravo k zapisu, by moli svoj ID.
pis ma iomoviny, ktore nell jiz
osazene, utiniti CO nejrychleji.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1905-02-08
II pax h Sc nedIon sdsraky. -
Pfedaosfaf pydUo Pre- domoriadtf
q NebyaSee.
Z Washington.

PSedaostnf pydvo Pre- domorfadfe
o Nebyasee.
u hlavniho mesta Spoj. Statd
dochazi zprava 0 stsrostlivosti
slavne rakouske vlady pFisteho
valce, ktere ncm6zeme ami veFit.
Kdezto We starem ''faterlandu"
vlada Sc houby starala o sye pod
dane a ma jedinou starost O to
jen, ably poFadne platili dane, tu
prY zde, Americe, zafidi domoy
pro pfistehovslce Rakouska, kde
po SVEN pFfjezdu naleznou 1tulek
q zaroyefi jim bude dana rada, tde
by praci nalezli Domov ten bu
de zffzcn New Yorku q spravo
van "Rakouskym spoken. Ia
tim deelem 1fednfk ministerstya .
Vfdne, Franc Kaltenbrunn, pfijel
do Washingtonu. ably Sc o tom
radil 0 pfistehovalcckymi vladnf
mi 1fednfky uciniI tam nasledu
lief prohlasenf: "Rakonska vlads
poslala mne do Spoj. Statn, sbycb
zde Y zajmu rakouskych vystebo
vaIcn bamannf poslani vykonaI
Moji 1Iohou jest to SC postaran
by Rakusane, kteFi pies mofe pfI
jedou, ably praci teto zemi hIe
dali, okamzite nalezli pomocnou
xaku, k.era by jim esstu usa1ais,
ktcrou by nell Jfn, kdyz jim zdcj
81 pFist6bovalecke dfsdy doyoli
pFistati, ruku, ktera by jim byla Y
tezkem jejich postayenf ponce
nou, kdyz neznaji gem a fec jcjf
Mfsto, ma ktere v tomto ohledu je
zylaste bran ohlcd, jest New
York. Tam jiz po delM dobu
staya pomocny spolek pro Rskn
5any, Austrian Society Of New
York;. Tento . vetsfho dilu 2
Ameficand poz6stayajici spolek.
zanaSejfcf Sc stejnym 1telem, bu
do mi prvni fade pomocngm ~.
vesti skutek to, co nam pro w.
stehovalce rakouskych narodnosti
zde ueiniti. Moi snahou bude
vice pfiIe2itosti jim dati pro dale.
ko obsahlejsf vlivuplnejM Gin.
most Spolek ten bude SO stsrati,
ably lide, jakmile ma tuto zemi
vstoupf, nedostaIi SO do rukou Wy
dfidueb1, jichz jest mezi ysemi
narodnostmi TAX yelike mnozstyi.
SpoJck TEN, jiz to budou potfebo.
yati, poskytne Gtulek a yyzivn ga
lacing pcnfz bude "a tim 1telcm
vydrzoyati zyIastnf rak9uskg do.
NOV pro pfistehoyalce. Konetn6
spolck ten TO Jest nejdhlczit6j5
rakouskym pfistshoyalcnm TAX
rychIc, jak jcn mozno 10 bude, oh.
stara praei. A to nejen ma Gas,
ale stale TO oborech, V niehz
jsou vycvitenL Ably pax toho
dociliti sc mohlo, must udrzovati
spojenf ceIou zemi IA SO poku
sim byti spolku tomu Y tom napo'
snocnym :
4 u 1fadovny sekretafe vnitra by
10 kongr Kinkaidoyi sdeleno, be
crg tficet dnf bude dano pied
nostnl prayo takovym domovina.
f6m, kteH 80 ussdili jiz ma domo'
ginach pod zzkonem Kinksido
vym, poyolujfcfm $40 skrd pro
kazd6ho. Vlada totiz nektere q
pozemkd tech vyhradila, domni.
ysjic sc. he budou moci byti "a.
~odnovzny, kdyz vBsk bylo shle
.dano. ze nikoli, tu budou znoyu
otevFeny 4 zapisu k osazeni q
sice v pozemkove yIsdnf 1fsdovne
Y Sidney dne S dnors, v North
Platte dne "a. 1nora, Y Alliance !
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1905-02-08
s;K. Zap ie pro farmera
"a tu Iacl jako premIe.

Ct, red, "p. - Zazylam ydm
pfodplatne VI 90 a lbc. nm premIl
kalcDddf pfeji ydm vesely y
Stastny tento rok n hojn6 pfcd
platiteih. ncbot Up. H. Jest Case.
pis pro farmera "a 10 laci opraydu
jako premie. Zhstaydm vas Cd
boratel Jos. NEpEitIL,
Tabor, MINI,
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-10

signed sy law, Where a Zee eystem eS-
ists. let the receipts from it be turned
into the public treasury, Because
Republicans have brewsed I'm rat pas
tures among golden crops Gown by
seandaleus Republican aets, We want
no Democratic kline made ready FOR
market Ia like manner
We are filled with seern and ieathins
for Republican helpers who discover or
admit their iniauities only when they
can no lenger profit by them, only
when they begin TO fear that the sss-
tenn they have erected for their own
preht may pass into the eentret OF am
ether, Their attitude is a shame and
q scandal At the same time, let us
take advantage or &C. IL we may. 60
clean the stables they have LETT so foul,
Let us put an end TO the whole bad
business of maintaining party or
sanisation from the public treasury
erat viii place feather In the way or
such lust reforms, exactly an no Re
publican should receive an ieta OF
credit for what Ia not even an eleventh
hour repentance, hut dirty little move
60 cut of supplies when the Republican
party can no longer enjoy them,
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-10

Loeb in Charge In Hotel While
Joyoies Flee 10
Cover

TORT WORTH Tes., Arrn o-rr q
suite el roen,s en the rati,,, .leaf NJ the
Aetel Worth ~ this ritr the spai of Tho
th'ed States. government he's bee" ,p,n
pererily established The pqlrial ,oau ia
tended fet the eyes 90 prasideot uosss
Vplt is directed ~ this apartment on5
~ the absentee of the president who Is
hunting coFotes and iack rabbits uve, che
iSieWa t'efite siplts FeSsF-vatls q, slltlal,o
We, 70 siNen attention by Secretary iqlar
Most 80 this business win ie artsd ,,,,s,
br the secretary aud dirpetpl tr ,atpps
departments ln washington vhera /, trir
mated. That which requires ihp uefeerol
supervision of che pfpsiIpnt viii have ~
wait until Thursday. fer u 10 nat ,,otii
Then that communication viii be had with
the hHntine pattr
hands % his western ffip,iis yvhe have
undertaken rs furnish him wilh wbple
some recreation fet 9 few DAYS The 81
Hcial escort boarded the ptesiden,iai ste-
eial ahi returned Us this city y reached
here shortly after 3 ~. ana % ~
q ~. the pattv went 90 the betpl and
erenpd headquarters " haH heen rerpt.t
"a there Wetld he 80 accumulation 80 natl
forwarded y tg Frederick OILS where
the president had been lett ~ vss npeps
sart te teleefarit f1t ihe trt,,t, 80 tho
fneii enh rnpst % y viii nut arrive ontll
tomprrpV. IN the meantime the official
perty s enieyine . rest
Secretart Ilnpb expects tn rprpiva yvprI
froin the president - run the st,priql trair
te Frederick 81 Thutslat. arH 80 ihat
day stert fer Western Colorado tn uhirl,
peint the president win ca fet the puiruse
~ Ending larert eatae than qhp,it,is 80
the Ped tivei - Oklahoma
According te present plans the rubiir
raft % the ttip west Is ended y is net
espenie1 any store viii 10 t,,atin NTH tha
train rparhss Colorado snfincs ana ,her
9 step Bf tive hours % ueressqrr hut not
tef tae rutrase nf srperi'iiiq lirt..
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-10
NOTED WOMEN TAKE
UP M ny QUESTIONS
National Council Assemblies In
Washington fef Fifth
Session

WASHINGTON. ABffi s.-NfsNE we,,,ag,
sntefi,ationsily hFefitiHent ~ tiae movement
atspf, ,the bettetfnent 81 ,wonehhoci and
ehtidhesd assembled at tfie F4Fst tsnssis-
seHaaat church this afternoon wlsan tI,e
,li,,,, Sisa Hienhtsl f,sstins ef ,hs National
Sss'S.h S,ss ,s,i,ss n Women et The rnltsa sNtes
Mafy Wood Swift Miss EiiSNH y Az
sHshs tHtShs one of the pioneers 90 ti,s wsfaaS
Stts,S5lese movement. received an svatisp
zteefSSsees ootlinine che p,if,,,sss 80 cha
tesif,h wers made by Mrs ]. FisN rvs
tiS51ss,,its Ms Maty Church Terrell Mrs Rata
az, ~ satiett. sfs Hannah C. saleNan
ei,n MS. Nav Wright Sswan
Mfs. Foster said the legend ~ che csVr
ssi,, ~ "es Lead. Kindly Light" This. She
,nepins 'S,,as S,,,r. NOV z stahdins stu hnt Z
,,, IS mere W the eeuAcil sns evetv yye,asr
Ssi,aA stand fsr hsr evf. IN NJ ns,n-
ti,i, ,'9sistN t country eouid such an sFsssRiga
ss,.as{ . ,s,,, Ses,l he'f nef w any country
Mrs Terrell srose of citizenship s,,,o
t,S,,j,,S - = noint 'h View. and IN this she
efe6 women ''''ii ei''sHs the cet
fhe eelsfei women ss ,ba ss,,,,t.,- ;,
s,s,, 800, ~, ne dnshs es Fauch g., ,,r,,r,,Ssie
ssso titt2eHshtF 80 theif ,,,r,fs eert,,tot,
sisters IN white This i i,t,,,,,. ~, ~; ~
thsa 10 nean an inseiNaent ,,s..o,,i o,,1
.ehesb care % theit children epS . ,.so
setehueHs aud careful ,,,sssSstati,, 20
ef the Faee VIE "etfefe
She criticised Che eenvIrt ,a,,,, ,,.,,..
st the south and said that ,,ao,- .s,,,; 49,,
NE ssfnpathi2e deeply with tl,a St,,,,esSs,
nsopie of Russia who either Il, nr,; b,,,.,,i
81 tefset thete are hundreds nj .,,i,,,..,,
men snd wef,,en ia The United sta,es s,,a
5sct ts tsttefes - dtahelicai as ,hfsa in
ffeteS npon Ressis's oppressed classes
:, teiDreS wsfneit,' she ca,,elu,iea ,a
heve that ssDd citizenship MEANS dis n,,,
lection et the wenanltoeS s,f tba far
insisting that The men wts ttp,ss,,,ass th,
metet law shall We banishaI Ft,,,,, e,,sd
society IS inevitably 80 the women ihev
. MIS-. Salen,sn brought tIte s,aatinss Of
the natienai Jewish eCuneii - w,,r,pr
ihe. religion which ! REPRESENT sha
said. has something ef hatiuerr 40 all
fSiisiensi fsf 3Naea save the u,,i,ii is
eiVili2ea religion No an alian vlieh I,ses
i's fetisteh cen survive Hera ia ths
seNeet all ereeas eau sai aian:. tsaathe,
bt dsins Justice ~ au g
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AZ St, Paul rheaters
ersstees a the MeteeeeIi,se

Cfeatofe Ia not a difeetaf@be is a
wizard. a living SVehsali who leans AZ
rather mediocre performers on instfu-
niehts OF reed ana brass ana eenhpeIs
theip 10 Weld TO him tremendous Raf=
monies. lie achieved great things last
night at the Metropolitan. he com
pelled hls people to play such music as
made the nerves OF his audience to
thrill and he effected such plImaSes
that the same audience sat unSn its
feet mere than once and yelled in eS=
altant accord with the artistic frenzy
OF the maestro
For he is that=a master His band
IA not a great enc. 1t is composed OF
lot OF welt seheoiea men who would
oe simply good performers IN mass
work under ordinary circumstances
lie has taught them that the tones pre-
deeed by their instruments should not
driven into the ground, but allowed ia
escape shywafd. I'm this they are aided
by the make ef the italian instruments
notably the trombones, with their
BELLS pointed at the 2enith With such
instruments. and Creatsfs PLAYING.
theH-the men We're but the nesthz
Neees-the possibilities af concerted
music were fully developed. The AZ
rector In one ninber sitnplr fiIFaetad=
perhaps by way ef demonstrating chat
his band was feheafsed=anl the result
was musiealiy satisfactory. THAT was
in selection from Pafsifai II was a
correct performance and appealed -
the critically musical people IN the biz
audience. hut Cfeatore reached tha
heeftstHnss of HE audience when he
took the spitit OF the fo,eanea music
hinselfi when he fersot his baten ana
rushed from the reeds 20 the heavy
bfassess sinsins IN frenzy of musical
eNaltatieh the tones he wanted prpz
eueed aud dfassins HE men with him.
~ 2 programme that would be pre-
tenticus Tor q lees ably eensiueted ar
sehisauon the numbers that stsva cut
Tor the hilliianpe ef theIr peFfern,apee
were the "Misnen" overture, the Mis=
erere from III TreVatore" ard grand
selection from carmen" aud the won
aefful seNtette from Lucia" piaNea "a
an encore. In these sisners Iapz
nhasine, t'ercellati Cataiafip, laHses ana
Rahe PLAYED solos with great efveet,
~, ~, W was always Createre that evoked
the spirit OF music
sisner Sedera far aud away the
greatest hatrist heard here Ia a MANY
Years, q very young but highly eift1d
hiaNer had one Solo nutnhef. htteaFts
aud Flowers" With the ssara af ,Shiah
he teek delightful liberties his vaFis=
lon7 on the simple theme having an
ihehabie charm. Ssaefe is uuite werth
while, even if he aepeatsiish nett,inss
more than teach q benisbtea ANA In
ditsteht public that the harp should
not he neglected.
The appreciation of the audtansa
broke through the Icy reserve that 10 so
characteristic Of mixed asseHbiasps
generally The braves" 80 seIthin
heard In an American playhouse m
shtea Creatore, snd the house rang
with shouts when no ied his mon %
the climax of the complimentary "star
Epahsled Hammer
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eTlRRlne UP TIE pAHrlFs

II is noticeable fact that Theoders
Roosevelt and William ]. Bryan have
something In common In their notions
of methods of political aetlen. The
chief difference between them is that
one of them Is at The head of b power-
ful and highly organized party and IN
power, while the other is skIrfnishins
around the tamparts. They both. how
ever, start from the purpose that The
most successful way TO ofganizs party
that viii eeliere ana do things is 10
make the appeal direct 10 the indi-
vidusl. Mr. Roosevelt is doing that be-
cause he has sense enough to see that.
utiess IT is lesvenea by some psrtiel-
patton on the part ef the people. his
party Is doohnea speedily to aisastfess
downfall. Mr.. Bfyan is aei5e Il be-
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-10
T0DAY's WEATHER
WAsniNeTos, Ami szFereess,.

WASHINGTON. Apfil s-Fsreessti
Aisinesuta=Fsif and eeidet Mei,da
Tuesdar faif. fresh northwest wipds,
Upper Aiehieah=Faif ana esiaef Mum
Day Tuesday fair, fresh northwest winds.
Wiscgflslfi=Falr IN North, rain and
colder IN south portion Monday! THesasF
faif. fresh northeast winds,
Mshtsna@Fair in north faia ~ snew
IN south psftish Mendsyi Tuesday feif-
IeweHHain and eelaef MBndax; Tues
der fsir ih north. rein IN south pBftief
North palssts=Fsii Monday ana Tues
dsFl
South psketa-Fslf Monday, colder m
eas. portion; Tuesday faif
St Pasi@gbserystieffs taken yesterday
hg the United States weather bureau.
w E. oliFef, observer, for the twenty
fsur hsHfs ended at e'eisek lest NIGHT
tbsfeHistef corrected for Temperature ena
eisystiohl: Barometer. ssGe relative h9
inidlty 60. weather. cloudy; me sltnuni
tetnpsFattires Sc; minimum Temperature.
~. daily fanee. 9; Hesn temperature; 81 .
.. m Temperature, 4s wind at p ~ i.
vest; precipitation. trace.
Yesterdays Temperature ri nfller f,fslptS !