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Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-04
SPECIAL DINNER Evening, July 4th COPPER QUEEN CAFE
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this cross-cut will cut al least seven veins and that some very rich ore will be opened up. Engineers were sent out to the mine the past week and the work of unwatering is now well under way.
 Work has been commenced on the ,. F. T. Mine. at Cerbat and a whim lis being put in place and as soon as this is done a force of men will be put to work sinking the shaft 100 feet be- low the present level. The mine has a large vein of good milling ore.
 W. A. Mensch has returned from Los Angeles where he had been to purchase the necessary machinery for working the Eenterprise mine. situat- ed fifteen miles from Kingman, east. lin an accessible part of the Wallapat mountain. The shaft has reached a ls'epth of 200 feet and is in the sulph- ide zone and a fine change has taken place in the quality of the ore.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-04

Charles Lavery and Frank Kessler, of the California mining district. with Headquarters at Paradise. are in town. Their presence is said to be due to a deal that is on for property they own in proximity with the Chiricahua De lyelopment Co.'S ground.
 About fourteen claims the gentle men own there are said to have late | ly looked good 10 Michigan capitalists to the extent of s6O.OO0. With refer ence to closing up this deal the own CTS of the property are now here. They expect to remain a couple of days. awaiting the arrival of the Mich igan people with whom they are deal li ing
 These are expected to reach the city tomorrow. The property that is to be transferred has strong surface showing. and such development as has been conducted leads to the belief that it will with dephth prove to be very rich in copper and gold and sil- yer values.
 l Lavsry and Kessler have an ,enyia- ole reputation for securing and dispos- l ing of valuable property. In the last , few years they have negotiated four deals which netted them large returns. One of the most important of these was the sale of the Helvetia property. Beside the sale of California District property they now have in hand they retain considerable interests in the vicinity of Paradise. which they say is coming along La splendid manner under the development that is in pro- gress.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-04
BASEBALL PLAYERS AND FOOT
 RACERS

Louis J. Kruger. ex-champiOn long distance foot racer of Germany and Holland, wries. Oct D. 1901:
 During my training at Salt Lake City. in April last. l used Ballard's Snow Liuinent to my greatest satis- fact or
 Therefore highly recommend Snow Eminent to all who are trou- Ihled with sprains. bruises or rheuma- tlsm." 25c. soc and $100. Sold by Rinehart's Pharmacy.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-04
INDIGESTION.

With it's companions. heart burn, natuleDce. torpidity of the liver. con stipation. palpitstion of the heart, poor blood. headache and other nerv- GUS symptoms. saIlow skin, foul tongue. offensive breath and a legion of other ailments, Is at once the most widespread and destructive malady among the American people. The Herbine treatment will cure all Ssese troubles. soc bettie
 For gale at Rinehart-s Pharmacy.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-04
NOTICE TO PUBLIC.

Pursuant to agreement. the butcher shops of the city will remain closed during the entire day of July 4th. Pa irons will please make their purchas- es accordingly. (Signed.)
 E. 4. TOYREA & co.
 F. F. EYERHARDY. FRANK BAUER.
 JOHN TRUE.
 KINNEY BROS.
 ! 2. KOSHER
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-04

All Driilers-Are requested to meet Tom Deyine. chairman drilling com mittee, at the fire house at g a. m sharp. July 4th, to arrange details and draw for places.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-04
tllining, Stocks and E11arkets
 TELEGRAPIuc
HAVE BG SALE
 PRACTICALLY CLOSED
MICHIGAN INTERESTS ARE TO TAKE IN MORE PROPERTY
 AT PARADISE.

Lavery and Kessler Come to This City
 to Close a Sso.o05 DeaI-oround Is
 in the Prospecting Stage, But Looks Good
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-24
Die ttnterbaltun8 Oct Syrauen.

Woriiber uniere Srauen fiG unter>
baltsn, bas bat ieBt elm Statiitifer berz
ausgebra9t. @r bat ben Sur9f9nitt
se5ogen bon tauienb @eTprd9en, bic
BON ben perf9iebenft item Srauen Der
beri9isbsnit StGnbe in elmer aepii,
fen 3eit sefubrt porben finb. Na9
feiner Seitftellune BADEN ii9 81 Sc
fprG9e auf bic 9utmobe bes perflpfs=
men Sabres beapgen, PIG Oisturie aui
Die gegentpGrti9en 9utformen, 256 auf
bic &inber, 407 auf &rdntbeiten unb
aaerlei 2eiben unb 81 auf perf9iebene
anbere S6ematd, barunter audi auf bic
MGnner. 60 melt Der Statiftiter.
0enn man nun aber bic Mpral bin@
ter biefer 8ere9nung berbinfen lGBt,
tperben uniere Srauen, mad elmer
Hi9tung tpenieitens, ni6t in elm rolf
ges 2i9t eeiteIt. Muerbings finb Tie
ni6t gerabe iibertrieben pubIii6tie, lie
bei6dftigen ii9 Dielmebr als quite
Miitter febr einsebenb nit ben Sim
bern (256 @elprd9e), absr iie finb
meiitens franf (4O7 9eiprd9e) unb
por aaem quite @befrauen finb lie
na9 bieier Statiftif ni9t, benin MIR
81 9efprd9e beSoeen fi9 neben anbe>
rem 9ebieten audi auf bic MGnner.
Hun. uniere 5rauen mOsen fi9 trOften
Sic iino entf9ieoen better als bic Sta
tiitif. Dnb penn fie ansebli4 10
tpenis bon unb iiber lire @bemdnner
fpre4en, 10 liest bas bienei9t baran,
bab Die @bemGnner 10 boIIenbete @er>
treter Der Mdnnli9feit finb, bab man
bpr lauter Sob iiber fie nur penis
fdaen fann!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-24
SaS ram@Iofe YmIper.

Cine luitiss @sfdi@te pirb aus
0tiiseln selesentli9 bes 8efu9s bes
annigs bon Sa9ien eradblt. Die
S9iseacpmpasnie bate Mufitenuns
genoE1men, UNI ben 2anbes0ater gu
beeriiBen. Gin S6iibe ftanb i'm apeiz
ten @liebe : nit brennenber gisarre.
Nls Der &Onis nabte, brdnete fi9 Der
8eteran i9neu ms erfte @lieb, um
i'm re9t serau ieben gu fOnnen. 800
bin aber nit Der Gisarre2 Sn Der
6anb fonnte er fie nidt bebalten. Da
lit gutter Hatb tbeuer. GnbIid fanb
fid Elm pafenoes pldb9en: Der Glinz
tenlauf. u%nterbeHen maj Der &1nie
nabe bsransetommen. Sein f4arftt
militdrifder 8lid modte bic unrube
bes Mannes bemerft baben. Graeenb
tritt er gu ibm: rWaren Gie Solbat9"
rNein, Majeitdt," lautete BITE perlesene
Mntport. 26delnb auf ben rau4ens
ben GIintenlauf blidsnb. ertpiberte Der
4Onis: mWie es f4eint. f4ieben Gle
nod uidt nj rau4lofem puiber!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-24
@irtbi9afterim seim9t.
Sumcresie ror Rarie 9osIi6.

Menf9, Oh pirt bod ni6t 6eird>
then, blpb neil Ou bes 4neipenlebens
iiberbriiifig biit unb neil Define Dir=
thin in Seiner Ibpeienbeit ibreSonnz
tassfaffees in 9einsm 3immer siebt!
Su l;e6it bas MGp6en ia garni9t,
lie paBt audi ni6t gu Dir, Oh fannit
bod p~abr6afiig gan3 anbere &nipriiz
DIE MAIDEN" = i6 ri3tete midi iel6itz
gefdqig in bic SGbs = ysine feline
6Gusli9feit fann ia audi 10 6ergeItelt
tperben, oa5u lit bod ni4t glei9 cine
Srau notbig." vWieio benn?" fragte
i'd iiberraf4t. uHi4ts sinfu4er. @ir
mietbsn uns 5uiammen cine Wobnung
nit Slide, nebmen uns cine @irtbz
i9afterin, unb Die Ga6e lit sema9t."
Wein 5reunb paul mar ia itets Elm
beseiiterter @poitel Der G6sloiigfeit,
biesmal fielen feline 2e6ren auf fru6tS
barren 8pben. Senn 10 liebli9 i9
mir ben 9immelsfrieben elmer eigenen
9dusli6teit in ben leBten Sagen aus
gemalt bate, Die buSu nOtbige Srau
bate nur cine Nebenrone in meiner
Y6antaIie geipieIt, bas merfte id
ieBt. gr bate ulIo fpo6l re9t, i'd
liebte lie = fagen mir = ni6t seniiz
senO. unb bus 5esefeusr Der 8er<
lDbungs5eit SpiI6en S9piegermuts
tex. S9piesertantsn unb S9pieserz
grobmiittern blie6 mir au6 eripart.
LIMB bann", fubr er fort, rbGltit On
aus rubigem 9afen umI9au unter
ben SO6tern bes 2anbes unb fGGit
ni9t auf Die srite bette rein, BLOB neil
Dir bic Guberen @erbGltniTe annebmz
bar eri9einen!" Oas aab mir ben
Reft. SD tpar umssitimmt.
.Wirtbi9dfterin seiu9t bon Spel
Serren nit gsmeini9aftli9er Wpb=
rung. Suites 9ebalt. Selbfitdnbiss
@tenung. @orftenuns II = 1 l1br
&o9itrabs So" Die Wobnuns mar
berseri6tet, lsidt unb slidli9 nar
allies absesansen. Paul mar sben
unpsr9lei9li6 prattiid, a9, unb 10
piel bequemer als cine Jrau. unb
tpis bibi9 mar es bel uns", betpuns
bsrnb sins i9 bon einem Stiid gum
anbern. Nur bangle mir etpas ppr
ribr", Die porldufis nod in unbefanns
ten Spbdren fdp.bte. so! Cine
Grau pOuteit Su Dir mir ni9ts, Dir
ni9ts auf6ulfen, unb nun fir9teii
Ou Did Dor elmer perion, pie Ou
ieben Gag fpiebsr log perben tonnit9"
Oas l.u9tsts mir Elm. 10 bate i'd benin
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-24

rpuroe psiB lpis Elm fdnsepetbes 2ei'
men ppr S6red.
Damn lG9eIte audi tie miihfam unS
ftredte benz einitieen 9eliebten sitiernb
Die feline, be6anbi4ubie Rs9te entges
gen.
Sarrbl"
rSannb, 2ieb", fliiIterte Der errsete
Mann heriiber, ~tpel4 elm Wieberfez
ben!"
nNi9t tpabr?" fliiiterte iie freunbs
li9, unb lire Safung febrte i9nea,
ipie es Bel Srauen iibli9, fpieber 5uz
rid.
nWollen mir nidt austeigen2"
.Sa!"
Sic sinsen bic osisiger StraBe bsr>
unter. Nrm in Irm, als pb fi9 bus
bon felbft beritGnbs, unb p~laubsrten
in benz lieben, innisen, pertrauten
Son pie bamals, Dor 5ebn Sabren,
als lie nod jung unb tb0ri9t tparen.
Seine 8lide loberten unb ipriibten,
feline @angen brannten in beller 9lutb
unb Die ibrisen ni6t minber.
Mit Staunen unb Remembering
fi6lte er, pie lebenstparm unb friI9>
pulirenb Bel benz luitieen @eplauber
bes frObli6en MGb9ens bas 8lut
feline Moern bur9itrDmte, fort ME
tpeggeblaien mar feline melan9olii9e
Stimmung, fort feline Nerpenleiben
unb fort feline Sunggeielenlaunen.
Siirpabr, bic vnatiirli9e Metbobe"
NOR bod nobl no anbers gu finben,
ais i'm Sanatprium!
3Grtlid fab 9arrp bas erslibenoe
WfGb6en an.
.@6ab, Ell, 0u bit ia mod f6Oner
sepprben, in ben "a, err ftpdte berle=
gen. Sic la9te iil6erbeq: Sag nur
rubig, in BEN aebn Subren! @ott' =
fie redte Die elaitii9e, biegiame 9eitaIt
= Imam con erbirt ii9!"
gr blidte auf bas braline 8u6 unb
tpnroe ernft: nSiibing, biit gu untsr
bic 8lauitrimpfe gegan9en? Sd benz
fe, bas baft Su bod ni9t nOtbig, Del,
ne Ilte bat bod @elb2"
sic run5elte lei6t bic Stirn, ieuf5,
ts uno 5o9 i9nea ben Sanbi4ub ab:
Ser 8ebieter mill es!"
@r eri9raf: OFF, berlobt2"
Wie Elm Wa6npibiger f9rie bas
MGo9en ouf, rib ben blibenben Sting
bonn singer unb mari ibn gu 8Oben:
Stein, nein, i6 bin es ni6t mebr, i9
liebe bim MIR anein, ni6t i'm, ben
Ggoiiten, ben 3ablenmenf9en! Gr min
nur meitt 8elb!"
Gri6iittert fhpieg Der Mann an
ibrer Seite. sic fubr fort: rgr lit
iibrisens elm Srpenbfreuno bon Dir,
Der Ooftpr Strdbmann!"
9eftig fubr 9arrb 5ufammen: n@4,
Der S4uft!"
Nun irefsn iib bic beiben fat tag
li9 piebe-, unb beibe bliibten auia
bsibsn befam bic rnatiirli9e Metbobe"
bpr5iisli6, er lieb iein Sanatorium
i'm Std, lie Die forgeign languaz
ges, unb balo tpurbe nfrObli9e 8erIo<
bung gefeiert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-24
i einsm fhfrsr,n miksrfoIos.

an efnem f6fperen W~(tbertol9e. Vle
Samilienani9auunsen iinb in Sapan
anbere als in europa. 9ier bauen
8raut unb 8rdutisam ii9 ielbft bas
tppbnliGe DAD unb ri9ten ii9 elm
mad eieenitem 9ei9mad; in Sapan
bingesen tommt Die iungeJrau in ous
9aus TIRES 9atten, in pel6em lie ii9
Der TRADITION bur9aus unpafsn muB
unb erit almGbli9 boffen bari, felbfts
ftdnoigen ginflub gu gepinnen. l1ns
i6per pirb man ii9 bariiber FLAIR
tperben, bab elm MGb9en nit beutz
I9en ober gar ar1eritanifden 4nf9auz
iIneen in Iol6em &reife ni9t i6re
StGtte fanb, unb in Der Shat lit es
feline Seltenbeit in ben leBten bre,bis
Sabren iapanii4er 9ei9i6te, bab ii9
bislfa6e Gpnflitte 5pii6en ben Neu=
bermd6lten pber Der MODERN erspgsnsn
iunsen Srau unb ben @ltern ibres
@dtten er6pben.
Cine reaftionGre StrGmung iu6te
alsbalb babin gu pirfen, bte 6rau
ni9t tbeilbaben gu laffsn an Der ero@
BEN nutiOnalen nmpanolung; ba aber
bus @olt ais Ganaes feline @ufgabe
tlar ertannt bat, iu6t es Die @r5iez
bunssfrass inter 4npuHuns an bic
SebiirfniFe Der 3eit auf nutionalem
8oben gu l0fsn. Inter ben Mdnnern,
bic in Sapan felt Sobren bafiir eifern,
allies Srembe nur selten au laHen als
einen Mabfta6 gum 0erslei9, biirfen
mir zines Namens bier Grpdbnung
tbun: Sin5o Nasufe. Der erfplsrei9e
pbiloloee forbert fir bic Gr3iebung
Der 6rau fpl9enbe Refprmen:
1. 9enntnib Der 6auspernei Jung:
umfaFenb Die @ebiete Der Setonomie,
inipnber6sit Der Sdrs> unb 4iitenperz
Daltung, ben @artenbau, bic Speiene,
&inberpdrtune unb pflege.
2. Ginfi6rung in bic pGbagoeif:
Srientirung in Der 9eimatbgei9i6te
unb in Der 9ef9i6te Der Meni96eit
unter 9inpeiiuns auf bic 2ebren Der
Ybilolppbie, Der pbbiiplosie unb Der
So5iplpeie nit beionberer Serborfe6=
rung Der 4ufea6en unb Der 8eItimz
mung oes Weibes.
3. Qe6re BON ben Natureri6einuns
gen unb i6rsn 9eieBen: ansemeine
Ginfibrune in bic @ebiete Der arorsa>
nif6en unb Der prganif9en Natur
unter beIpnberer Serpprfebruna Der
Gntpidlunesle6re; lIntertpeiiun9 in
ben 4nfangsgrinben Der eratten
(mdt6emdtii6en) @iFeni6aft nit @nz
leitung ii6er bas etbii9e 4ni9ausn
bes &osmos.
4. Die 9ef9i9te Der &unft: WIr=
biguns Der beimifden &unitf6Dpfun=
gen auf benz eefammtsn @ebiet Der Bill
benben STUNT, berMuiif unb ber9ttera=
tur, bornebmli9 Der iapanif6en unb
6ineiifGeu &laffifsr nebit Streifaiisen
in bds Sebiet Der abenbldnbii9sn
&unft.
OieIes Yrperamm trdgt benz %einIeiz
ttg iapanii6en Stanbpunft nod piel
&e9nung, min aber bod benz 6umaniz
fii6en @ebanten su sr0bsrsr Sreibeit
berbelfen, unb in iueenbfro6er 3uper>
fi9t gebt 9dnb uno 0olf ans @erf,
iiberlebten lleberliefsrungen, bic nift
mebr in Die 9ssenipart paHen pplen,
ben Sooes ftrei6 gu perieBen unb Neues
auf ben alien @runOfeften auf5ubauen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-24

= Werbprbenes @srsr1ii liz
gen. rNsin. cine folde ilnbet<
idamtheit, iebt bate f4 bic R6tbin
bonn &affsetfans4en abgtfast unb
nun tit he beuno9 sstommsn.'
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-15
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS. .
MACADAM PAVEMENT.

SEALED PROPOSALS for laying macadam pavement on Grove street, between Prospect street and North Willow street, will be received by the board of public works at its office in City hall annex, Leavenworth street, until 8 D. m., Tuesday, June P, 1905, at which hour the bids will be public ly opened and read.
 Bidders are required to state in their proposals their names and places of residence.
 Each proposal shall be signed by the bidder or bidders and accompanied by a certified check for three hundred $500 dollars, made payable to the order of the comptroller of the city of Waterbury, conditioned for the execu- ton of the contract within the time specified in this notice in case the bid be accepted.
 The person or persons to whom the contract may be awarded will be re- quired to attend at this office with the surety offered by him or them and ex- ecute the contracts within five (5) days after the date of the award and in case of failure or neglect so to do. he or they VIII De cOuSlueTeu tU hdNC abandoned 1t and as in default to the city of Waterbury.
 The engineers estimate of the prin- cipal item of work is as follows: o,OOO square yards of macadam pavement. The board reserves the right to re- ject any or all bids if deemed for the interest of the city.
 The proposals must be made upon blanks furnished by the board and all proposals will be considered as infOr- mai which are not in all respects in conformity with this notice.
 Forms of contract and specifications may be seen and blank forms of pro posal and bond may be obtained. with all available information. by intending bidders applying in person at the office of the city engineer, 9 Leayenworth street.
 By order of the Board of Public Works.
 R. A. CAIRNS, City Engineer. June 12. 1905.
 6-14-15-17
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-15

to no use in the big house, the vacant room, the crumbs from the table, so to speak She tells in appealing words of factory girls that work hard all day long and never have really enough food to satisfy them We hear on all sides in this day of fads that most poo pie eat entirely too much. But what of the many that never have enough One instance is given of a 16-year-old girl that worked downtown for four dollars a week. Her car fare costs her SO cents. There really was left no great amount to devote to nourishing meals. When asked why she didn't walk one way and save car fare. she replied that the long walk made her too hungry.
 Not a few of Miss Bartelme's wards have estates. and it is often difficult matter to look after these when there are relations in the case. suspicious of courts and public guardians. Miss Bar telme not only shops for her charges, advises with them. places them in homes and institutions. but also she looks after their estates. when they ex- ist. and assumes the burden of seeing the money expended in way best cal culated to it the possessor for the fu- ture
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-15

lines picked out with numberiess cleo tric lights It is situated on the South side. not so very far from the site of the famous white city of exposition days
 One enters the gates and sees extena- ing far ahead a sunken garden and on either side white buildings. each of which has emblzzoned on its front in incandescenf lights the particular amusement to which it is devoted. w1fle the Banda Rossa nlls the afr vffh the sound of nzeie ooe trses to And [ vay through the thrones to tAe aftractio1s see fsFsA in s7eA glDvfnG ep,on U tns poDeus4 u1th vh1c1 eno oDvn b 1p6oo4 Y0L h b . uuumr
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-15
WATERFOWL JOTTINGS

Workmen are at work endeavoring to locate leak in the water main near the depot.
 The sanitarium started here by Dr Jackson is proving to be most sue cessful venture. and more applications are being received than he can accom- modate. and additional rooms will have to be built.
 The members of Federal lodge No 17. F. and A. M., will attend services ill Christ church Sunday morning. Rev H. \. Cunningham is chaplain Of the lodge.
 The annual banquet of the Center school alumni will be held on Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs Ada Skill ton.
 The addition to the factory of the Heminway & Bartlett Silk Co is closed in and the contractor expects to have it completed in short time.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-15
Tho GREAT \. s P. TEA CO.,, % E. Maiu St. Phone 177.5

life. Let them show personal interest, take the lads home for Sunday din ner. and let them see what life is like. When asked how he intended to begin the work of interesting men in this work, that in the past has been largely carried on by women, Judge Mack an swered that he was planning to study the rosters of several of the largest clubs and then send personal letters to the men of wealth.
 Miss Bartelme, public guardian for Cook county orphans, would have wom- en and men bestow a parents atten- tion on homeless children, especially upon working folk in her charge, who at present dwell in poor lodging houses. Miss Bartelme makes the nov el proposal that people in private homes have the spare room" devoted to the shelter of these needy ones.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-15
Cut Prices

N. Y. State Full Cream Cheese, 10c ID Fly Paper, double sheets ...... 5c Plums, extra large can ........ 7hc Hawkeye Salmon, a lb fiat can
 lone to customer .......... lie 20 stamps. with bottle Olives :. 25c 20 stamps with 1 bottle A. & P.
 Extracts ..... ......... ...... 25c 15 stamps with 1 tin A. & F. Cocoa. 20c 40 stamps with 1 box Thea-Nectar
 10 stamps with the following lest goods, but prices low:
 3 lbs good Rice at at............ 5c lb jar A. X P. Delicious Jams .... 16c 5 cans Campbell's Soups ........ 25c 20 stamps with cakes of A. &
 P. Borax Soap ............. 25c Try bag of A. X P. Flour ..... S5c Finest Elgin Creamery Butter. A. X P. Condensed Milk ......
 Sc can. 3 for 25c Fresh Eggs at lowest market prices.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-15
.NAUGATUCk NUGGETS.


 George Bride of Moodus is visiting friends in Union City.
 Rubber City lodge. N. E. o. F., will meet tomorrow night.
 The board of directors of the Y. NJ. c. A. will meet tonight.
 The bathing place for the boys of the borough on North Church street has been completed and is an ideal spot. It is about AZ feet deep, with sandy bottom, free from all deep holes and dangerous places. Hun dreds of boys have already enjoyed a dip there.
 Robert Grant is in Meriden attend ing the annual convention of the State Firemen's association.
 The St Francis T. A. B. drum corps will hold special meeting tonight. Every member is requested to attend.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-15
WATERvILLE.

Thomas Logan has accepted posi- ton with the American Pin Co.
 George A. Sayers is visiting friends In Rye Beach, N. Y.
 The bids for the new addition to Sprague school will be held over to the annual meeting, in about two weeks.
 Regular meeting of Court Welch to- night at o'clock in Carter's hall.
 William Wolff has moved his family to Waterbury.
 The Children of the King will hold Mother Goose sale in the parish hall tonight.
 Richard Morrow attended the re- union of the First Connecticut Heavy Artillery yesterday in Hartford.
 George Treadway of Holyoke was in town on business yesterday.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-15

dous affair. rollicking place in which to while away an idle hour.
 The park is one-fourth of mile long and one-twelfth of mile wide. In this space have been gathered together as varied an array of "amusements" as can be found; here is the wonderful Jim Key, the horse of mathematical turn of mind; here are those old thrill- CTS, the chutes; here is a midget vil- lage, a group of 25 tiny buildings, wherein dwell colony of midgets that take part in midget theater and a midget circus. There is a presenta- ton of the beautiful city of Venice. and a gondolier. who endeavors to make things real. glides along beneath the Bridge of Signs. And then there Is College Inn. where hungry automo- bile parties and hungry street car par ties. too. may find refreshment whilst they gaze upon numerous college em- blems.
 The bumps" promises to be per haps the most talked-of feature of the White City. here a crowd is always gathered to watch those that try this particular novelty-a smooth inclined plane with a series of bumps: the ad- venturer sits on piece of carpet. gets down to the first bump and then un- speedily and expectedly is precipitated to terra firma. There Is congress of Indians a. the White City. much ad- vertised fire scene. real Spanish gyp- siesn numberless thrilling and eccen- tric attractions. One feels like repeat Ing Barnum's oft-ouoted words.
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-15
GERMANY ACCEPTS,
Sultan of Morocco's In~ttstion to
 Powers For Conference.

Sultan of Morocco. In~itation to
 Powers For Conference.
 FEZ. Morocco. June 15.-Great Brit aims reply to the sultan's invitation to that country to join an international conference on the Moroccan situation. which has been handed to the govern ment. consisted of a categorical re fusal. This is the first repl; to be re oeived by the foreign office and is quite unmistaksble in terms. showing the loyalty of Great Britain to her agree ment with France
 Count von Tattenbach-Ashold. head of the German mission to Morocco. has handed in the reply of Germany sc- cepting the invitation.
 It is expected that the reply of the French government will be the last to be received in order that France may emphasize her refusal to comply with the sultsn's request