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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08
IS COMING HOME
IN HIS 0lO AGE Ct.
Virginia Negro Who Has Made
Fortune iii West to Return
to- Native State.
HAS PASSED CENTURY MARK.
Va Native Of Fluvanna County,
and Claims to Be lid
Years Old.
HAS PASSED CENTURY MARK
Especial Correspondence to Tho Times.
Dispatch)

Especial Correspondence to Tho Times.
g Dlspatch.)
OMAHA. NI1B., October John F1an-
nigan. tho oldest man In the West II
not In the entire country, for seventy
two years slave In kentucky, Virginia
and Tennessee, and for tho last forty
years resident Of Omaha, has been re-
stored to his children after an absence
OF slxty-four years, and in few days
will leave here for Virginia 10 spend the
last years OF his life with those from
whom he parted when his master sold
him TO 81 negro buyer In 1s41 Johns
grandson. y. r. Scott, Of Hunters Lodge,
Va, is now In Omaha to accompany tho
old man back to Fluvanna county, Va,
whore no will make his home with his
daughter. Emily Scott, whom he has not
seen for sixty-four years. The old negro
has Just filed deeds for $500 worth Of
+ Omaha property to his daughter and
81 900 worth OF property TO the grandson,
who came hero after him. Additionally.
old John Is the owner OF probably $780,
600 OF real estate In Omaha, although he
can neither read nor write.
John was born back in 1791 and to-
day Is III years old. Reared as n
house" negro on the plantation Of James
Flanagan. Fluvanna county, Va, on the
death Of his master. John, then fifty
years old, he was sold to Tennessee
buyer OF negroes and taken away from
his wife and children He never heard
single word from any OF them until a
short time ago, when. through news
paper clippings which one Of his chill
dren In Virginia saw, letters were passed
between them, and now. slxty-four years
afterwards. he Is going back to where
he was reared and Will spend the bal
nnco Of his LIE there. ~ "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-25
G%Dndlacridl. uerbiitct.

Y o | II b II $, o, "a. Ipril. =
Der Heger Geo. Copeland mnroe
beitte in Der gtGbe BON Wornt Ser
non, D., ltter Der gnfloee perboftet,
einen 2ltItnloro all Ser 55.iGbrigell
MIRANDA Srider beaongelt 81 babelt,
oeren Seid)c BORT geitern iriib aufge.
filnoen lultrOc. Gr lellgnete feline
Shulo, nlein eilt aus Sunberten BON
9emobnern oergtodboridait bethlehem
Der Mob rottete iidl raid 5riunmell
itto miiroe i'm gelpitd)t bobell, melnl
ibt nift Sferiff Sbonenberger ge.
lf)iitt iitb IN ein g(utompbil gebrod)t
bate, peld)es i'm raid Der @iitb oes
Wobs entaog. Siilfs : Sderiff 0ro.
BAN fam olif Dem Ilttomobil nit Dem
Sefangenen bier an iito l~ieferte ibn
I'M 8efongrtB ab. Copeland mlrOe
nit Siilfe bon 9lutninoen oufge-
Ipiirt. ST bebaiiptet, beipeilen 5lt
fonnen, OoB er iid 81 Ser 3eit, in
peld)er Der 2~ultlnoro periibt miiroe,
81 Sauie befdno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-25
8cgen SuttericIooS 8crfanf.

GIeoeIono, 8, "a. @pril. -
Die bieligen 9lnoesbeb0roen 6ubell
ant SomItog Ibcno ben crIten Sd)ritt
gegen ben Gerfoilf bon 2otterielooiell
III GlepcIon0 gotham, iloem iie ocn
GigarrenbGnoler Byron g. Staple.
ton lpege1 SerfaufS bon merifolti.
Ifen 2otterielooIen berbofteten. Sta.
pleton mlrroe inter $4,000 9iirgi6uft
Der I'M Oftober 5uiomhentretenoell
SunoeS = @rono. SSlirD i%iberluieieu.
Wic bier ucrlalltet, Itebt oieier Sdritt
Der guloeS6eolnten in ll%ebercinitin.
mling nit cinem grogromnr, iiberuIl
in Den Ser. Stooten SerfGliier bon
2otterielooicn 81 perfolgen. Goit.
SnIpeftoren boben leit Wionnten cine
llnterIudltng 0efiibrt. Stop(cton
ioa oilrd) einen Ngenten, oelien Nanle
nidt befonnt 1T, oieic 2ooic bierbcr
aebrod)t boben mo ieine 8erboftltn0
lit Der critic SAL ieit Sobren, ooB oie
TegierlunG in 2ottericioden eirgc.
idritten lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-25
Ran &attcriOn iunrSc nnmuBl.

Observation-Disclosures m1lBten JUS
penoirt mer6cn, Inn i6r @elegen.
beit CUR @r6olung 81 ge6en.
@%r6ffnung ocs 3ellgenoer66rs.
Sem 9orf, "a. g(pril. - SIN
6ritten Yro5eiie gegen Non gatterion
trug Staatsanrpolt Tonb belite feline
G%roffnungS . Iniprode Dor, uno Der
gngeflogten mltr6e eS unlpobl babel.
Sic 5%itterte uno CAB ii6 Den Inideiu,
ulS OBJ Tie I'M @egriffe lei, in Obn'
modt 81 ioGGen. Sbre Arm6Ite 2epp
uto llnger 81 lid pinfcno ioete lie:
SD FAM eS rtft l1n9er ~olt86alten.
SD bin mlpobl uno fiirfte, III Obn-
81 idllen, menn mon mid nidt
etipos ruben lGBt." Oemgem0B
modJte oo8 @erid)t einc 8ouie mo
erit nod lGngerer 3eit fonnten Die
&er6auOlungen mieocr ouigenommcn
lper0en. Sn ieiner Aniprade CAB
glnmolt &ano oeutlid SIT perlteben,
6aB Der Staut az ~beiueiien ueriuhet
miro, Bob Gneinr 9orna nit einem
bon 5. Niorgun Smitb g~efouften He,
noloer cri6oIien mrroe.
y sQs crltct 3eltge wIroe Eoli5iit
@m. 8. Siunior pcrnommen, iueld)er
unnittel6nr nod Dem Ibfellcrn oes
tootliden Sduiies an Die alltid)e am
@eIt-9 roo0pop elite mo Ocn 6ltbr.
moltr onmieS, nod einem SpIpitol 5it
fobren. Sltnior m~ieocrbolte icine
friibercn NllSiogen mo er50bltc, mic
er Non nit Goeior YoungS &opf olli
ibrem Sd)oobe IN Der autife nlli.
fonO, unO pie inn 9ton Iugte, Oollng
hobc lid erid,oiien. Der Mani mar
tpot, ais eie &utide onS Solpitol er-
reid)tc. IllBer Dem 8oli5iiten lpltroe
bcttc nod Gbipnro s. Quinn, &or.
Itebcr elmer Wnro I'M &oipitnl, Der
nomnleu. Seine g~lllSiogen crgobcl
nid)tS Rclies. :. Worgon Smith
mo Satin, Sdlun1er, rcip. Sdlrue.
tier Der Ingetlogtelt, iuobrten Der
beiltigen @erid)tsiibung bel. Die Ser
b%onoIuutgen weroen murgen fortge.
icbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-25
@imtcr,ucttcr int Siio,ucitcn.

Denber, Gpl,l "a. gpril.- Der
an Spnitog friib eingetretete
Sd)neeInirm ooltert belite nod fort
unb Die @bclen oes oitIihen Colo
roOo iino nit feds bis od)t 3oa
Sd)nee beoedt. Der Strrm eritredt
iih BON nYinnienltiele" oes Stootes
SeraS bis nod Central : @poming.
Ser Eelegropbenperfebr lit pielfod
nnterbrodJelt. pGbreno ioipeit fein
qroBer Shooen an @iienbabnen be.
ridtet lporben it,
Ilbnquerque, N..Wt., "a.
glpril. - Ari5onn mo elt.Wserifo
iilb ieit 36 Stunoen ourd) einen Def.
tigen Sdnee. uno Tegeuihurm beim.
aeilld)t. glGe Strome iino oiisgetre.
ten iino Die @benen oeS meltliben
Neu-W erifo bilben eiuen ein5iaen
groben See. Sru @ebirge liegt Der
Sdnee flint bis 5ebn 5iib tief. @robe
lleberidluemnllngen merben befiird)-
tet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-25
SrusOOie anf Oemarenscr Bremen"

9eutider 6lotten = Offi5ier begebt
SeIbltmoro SIT 0eruport 0erps.-
Gronfbeit uno @eiiteSit6rung sic
llrIode.
Hemport NemS, 90, "a.
Ipril. - lieutenant CUR See g. u.
g. 3. Storfe pom 0eutiten areu5cr
Bremen" beging beite SclbItmorO
an 9oro oes errpdbnten 6obr5eugcS.
Seine Gomero0cn erfldreu, er babe
Die Gbot in einem Inioae tcmporG-
rer @ciiteSltorlmo, pcruriod)t 0urd
f0rpcrli6e 9%ronfbcit, begongen.
0ie Ofii5icre oeS &%ret5crs porcll
Gelltc iriib i'm WcB5immcr in elmer
fomcro0i6oitlid)en Undertaking. be-
grifien, OILS ii6 lieutenant Stnrfe
cntiduloigte uuo in icirleaaiiitc ging.
% CT feline beion0eren 3eiden bon
Welandolie an Oen Sa9 gclcgt mo
Itd all Dem @clprad) betDelllgt Ddtte,
10 obnten ieine &amcraoen nihts
ShlimmeS. YI0bIid fiel Elm SduB,
lnO oIs Die Sffi3iere in Die Sabine
ciltcn, fnnoen iic Storfe nit ollrd)s
Idoiienem &opfe olrf 0en 9oOen. Gin
@clpcbr, nit wcIhem CT iid) cine SAT.
gel in Den aopf gcio9t bate, lag
ucben ibm. Der llngliidlid]e mar
feds Wonotc front ~gclprien ulO pGre
bin1en menigcn @od)en bonn aftioen
SeeOienit obgel0it moroen, nm leidJ-
teren 0ienit am llfer SIT erboltcn.
Scinc lIebcrreite perbeu nit militia,
@bren oilf Der n@reenlolun.
Cemetery" oobier beigeiett. Die
6loggen 6e8 areu5er8 Bremen" mo
Der I'M bieii9en Safen Iiegenoen Ser.
Stnoteu . &rie9Sihiffe weben onlGB.
lid oes 8orfoQs olf Solbmoit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-25
Chiffon in Miiiiliinni.

Mobile, Mia, "a. gpril, 49,
Soeben fam Die Hodriht, DAB be-
troftlider Sdaoen Ourd) einen Cor.
nooo ollgeridtct puroe, Der iiber ole
8egeno bon Neluton, OiiiI., fcgte.
6rau s. s. Nifolion eridrof, ais
Der Sturm berotfom, oernloBen, OoB
lie I'M Sofc, no Tie iid gcrooc befonb,
berpliBtloS binfieI unO nid)t nlebr al
lid tnrt. Stint 8obnb6iller, lcd)s
SoOelL 5oblloie Sdntppell lno 3Gune
muroen 5crltort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-25

bo6en, ouB mebrere Der Sodooeligen
@erI6m0rer fid I'M 8eIib groBdr
Wenaen 9Dnnmit befonoen. Gle
embedding bat ben G5oren tief er.
i6iittqrt. I'm int Sale bon Gemor.
Itrotionen iofort mirfiom einidreiten
al f0nnen, iinb Die 8oroerneur' un6
onoere bobe 8eonlte in allen Sou.
oeruements oes &eidJgS ongenieien
noroen, ii6er Die OIterfeiertoge in
i6ren 9iireour 5u bleibcn uno ii6 fir
oQe Sale bereit SIT balten."
Anor9ie i'm @sufaiu$,
Petersburg "a. 9tpril. -
Sel6itGnoige Nadfori6ungen ourd)
Gorreiponoenten Der ,9liiociirtcn
8reiie" ideinen Die gebouptungen
Der 8eboroen 81 beitdtigen. bonn
Soufoius o6geieben. SIN 9oufoirS
limo, Eripotno6ri6ten 5uiolge, Nic
3ruppen mongelboft gendbrt uno
bereit, 81 meutern unO iid Den &c.
uollltton0ren acknowledgement. Mie
oieie 9to6rihten beIo9en, grcr5cn Die
oortigen 3ilitdnoe an gnnrfic, ur6
sic Hepolution1re BADEN bic Obers
bott0.
Sic OrtSbcborocu linO mad)tloS,"
io0cn oicie> HadJridten. yGie HcQi.
ntentcr IN GifliS befltnOcn 9teigitnN
3lrr Melltcrei mo iino un5llperlGiiig.
0aS HebollltionS .Gomitc bot often
@efeble erloiien, inter In0roblna
Der Gooesltrofc. @s fat bic 3oblung
oQcr Stelern on ole &cgierilng Der.
6oten unO bic Wictben INN Die SGlfte
herabgeleBt. Die @ouSbeiiBer fiirtl.
ten fir ibr 2cben uno pogen teinen
8ioeritonO. 9oS Gonlite 6eitinlnlt
Die IrbeitsItltnoen, regltlirt ooS
Scffnen, iuie SdIieBen ser @ertitGt,
ten itro bright Die GiicrbobnItrifeS.
ll%naeboriom miro nit Dem 3ooe be-
%itroft."
9oti6oft 6eS G5oren an
Sen N0cl.
Petersburg, "a. g(pril. - GS
8oiier N%ifoloIs ioeben oen GoelS-
moridoa bon 9oItromo empfing, be.
iobl er ibm Die no6Itebenoe 9ot.
i6oit Dem SloeI 81 iibermitteln:
nMein @iQe be5iiglif ser gerl-
fitng bon 8ertretern OeS 8olfes lit
utobGnocrli6, mo Der Miniiter oe3
Snnern bietet 9lGeS gu ieiner promp.
ten &oaitredung ouf."
WoSfou, "a. Ipril. - Srob Der
Se5ciiion Sbipoffs, ser 6iirIten 60
libin ulo Sroubetfoi bat Der ruoi-
folc 6liigeI Oes Semitpo feline Nm.
bongIid)feit an oo8 8eters6ur9er
Brogramm bonn IL. 9e5em6er 1904
%lpieoerbolt uno Gelegoten fir ben
Semitmo'GonereB 9elpGblt. ser am
). Wtui in WoSfou ltottfinoen ioa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-25

tigfeit 6ieier MiniIter.G onferen5, be-
Ion6ers oo iett in Den Sauptitaoten
@uropo'S 6rogen er0rtert meroen,
neIfe fir StaIien bon bodJiter &c.
oeutung limo. Man gInubt, baB bic
g%e5iebungen 5tpiifen SeItreif uno
Stalien, neId)e in lebter3eit in 6olge
Der ouf beioen Seiten Der 8ren3e &c.
plonten 9efeItigungen uno Hiiitun-
gen ettuos %9eiponnte pore1, ii6 tpte-
Ser beiiern neroen. Die @onferen5
- 10 iogen Ole 3eitltngen - oiirfte
ais 9eueis Oofiir gelten, 0oB IN
6rugen, Bel6e beioe Wd6te 5ugleid
betreffen, polfommene Sormonic
Sniihen oen bei0en Hegierungen
berridt, unO +: Glqem be5iiglid Der
MISUNDERSTANDING 0eS nStotus quo"
in ,IIbonien, Der 9oltung Der WG6te
ben 9oltonitaoten gegeniiber i'm aus
geneinen lno Ser geplonten Gefor,
men in WoceOonien i'm 9eionoeren.
@enugtbuunq ii6er Gel,
cafes 9lctber.
petersburg, 81. Npril. - Die
~gciommtc ruiiiide Breiie giebt ibrer
9efrieoigung ooriiber glllsOrud, OoB
Sr. 9elcoiie lid Oo3u beiucgen licB,
an ser Spisc OeS fron5oiiiden AllS.
luGrtigen Nmtc8 81 bIeiben ga CT
bier ais trelter unO 5%uberl1iliger
6reltnO Der INSTRUMENTATION 81
Iion8 gilt, beIien Hiidtritt Elm llngliid
filr HllBlnnO mare.
0aS 90ricnboromctcr.
2on0on, 81. NpriI. - 9as &c.
id6it an Ser Gffeftenb0rie mar nab.
reno Der oerfloiienen ISOLDE olrd) sic
6eierto9e mo sic ltngemiBbeit bin
lidtlid Ser @reiQniiic int ferncn
Often geitort. 3u Nnfonq Scr 8odc,
Dor ben Sciertogen, oerriugerten Ell.
nige SouiiierS lire Gngogements in
jopaniifcn Bombs mo peritriahtcn
boourd Elm un~6eoeutenoes Nod,.
9eben, ionIt mar Scr Worft 5llpey.
Ii6tIid uno itctig. @elo mar reid
liher, ais eriuartet. ulo NIT Dem
&ildItrom oom2onoe mad ben iSeier.
togen,' Iomie Dem Gnpudien Der
9onfrelerpe iprif)t man fuie0er bon
elmer baloigen SerobIebung oeS
ganfOisconts. Gie Souptcri6cinuna
Der rllbigen @ofe biIoeten Die GbG.
tigfcit unO errotiiden 9efpegungen
Der Imerifoner unter Dem einfluB
bon 8oQ.S treet. 0ort6ern Securi.
ties iftuanften iebr beftig, uber I'M
Aagemeinen erfubren Die &urIe mad.
reno Der @o6e feline meientlifc
Genoerung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-25
%crmiidItc telc9rapbiidJe Scpcid,cn.

Der nelle, tiir5lid) in OienIt ge-
ltellte 0nlnpfer Der .g8bite Stur"-
Silie, Die .glrabia," Der groBte Der
Sinte, lit III Bolton NIT 500 8aiia-
9leren bon SiperpooI eingelouien.
Inter Oieien beiinbet iid) SrGiioent
Gbos. u. Gliot bon Der rSarparo-
llniperlit0t" nit @ottin, Der iid bon
leineraronfbeit pollit1noig erbolt bat.
Sn Der Ortid)oit Sobor, bel
&onle, N..9,, bat cine 3eilersbrllnit
GooleD's Sotel uno flint anoere De.
bduoe 5eritort uno eiren S6ooeu BON
$4,000 angeriftet, ulo mir elm
llnidlo9en oes 8inbeS rettete Die
Ortidoft Dor eGn5lider 3eritorumg.
Sn philadelphia, go, lit Der
Sol5bof Der Sites Silrniture Co."
an Der 90. StraBe uno Y%uIIamnnf.
Iperile gelceeit, obgebrnnnt. 0os
6eller, iueldeS IN Dem Srodenrmim
oi,sbradI mo bier Miaionen 5ilB
Sol5, %beionoers Gidfnbol5 uno Wo.
bogohp, 5erit0rte. bat einen Sdoben
bon 100000 ongerittct. Die 6n.
brit ielblt blieb Ueridont.
Saperne NfcGriais ulo grdie
Glarf, ie 10 Sabre alt uno Stuoen.
ten IN Der StaatS : Atormolldule All
Gotfboro, ga, iino unucit erie,
Ea., III 6olge oes llmfippens zines
H~roerbootes, in meld)eln iie ouf Die
eiltelllogo ~geiobrerl porell, int Con.
meant . See ertrlmfen.
Sn Noro-S indianapolis. S,srb.,
fonten Observation-Disclosures sSomes DC.
Slain uno 9remier ". y. Duncan
geltern BEL Der @ntgleiiuliN eines
6rattsuges Der Big Sour : 9abn"
2eben.
wSr~ asaHel
...~A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-25

3ofio, "a. april./- IS miro
amtIid) befannt ge9ebeL cine III
9ungbpo beiinblide gbtbeilung
bobe eemelbet, bnB Elm fleines Geto.
dement oes 5einoes lih nod IN Sao-
ling nno MaIonfon, 20 Meilen moro.
lid BON 1nngbipa, oufbolte. Die
ieinoIid)e Gopnlerie, IN Der Storfe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-25

bon 100, periuftc am 90. gpril einen
%9lngriff gegen aingiheng, murOe
u6er 5uriidgei6logen.
Die feinoIiben Gruppen BEL Salou
nebmen an St6rfe 81. 9is ouf ct.
lihe aopoIlerie S6urmiitel boben
feline 3uiommenit0be ito~ttgefunoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-25
,,lt Der Wobnuno oes Moid)ini.

- Ssn Der @obmune oes Moidtni-
item Gbas. aod, 81 Relparf, SIS.
ereignete lid, eeitern friib cine 2endt.
eos -grpIoiion, ourd meld)e Sod
eetobtet nnb ieine Satin l~ebensge.
.i1brlid perIeet nuroe. Cine lede
M0bre perurind)te bas llneliid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-25
9teger BON Stalienern Hieoergefnollt.

y1eget pom Staltenern nleoergefnallt.
VI orgnntown II. @.-8a., "a.
April. Die Neger MoieS 2etpiS
mo Somes Sobnion mllroen bel Den
8erfen Der 08elt.@irginin GooI
&c." fiinf MeiIen oitlif) bon bier,
mo- lie arbeiteten, bon Den Stolicnern
Hocco Spine uno Nid Guonlio in
6ol9e zines Streites nieoergeidoIIen.
SeipiS lit toot uno Sobuion t0otlid,
oerlpunoet. Gaolllia befinoet iid in
Soft. wdbreno1 Spine entfom uno
bon Yoli5iitcn perfolgt miro.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-28
The Misses Pasayes

don't speak to Nr Nue as they pass by.- ssid the grocer to the man with the copper nose. as be paid for a bag of Browns Quiekere Charcoal T should think they wouldn't When young Mes PAsxye died. Nus wanted to send Bowers. bat he sent a nheaf of ripened grain Did they uae itf No. they burned fl and wouldn't look at Nue since Women folks are rrnsl- tive about tseir aEss- rsplied Mr KniPp.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-28
CHILDREN IN LIBRARIES.
Public Library Committee to Hold
 Discussion Next Week.

Public Library Committee to Hold
 Discussion Next Week.
 The Connecticut Public library com mittee will hold a meeting on Tues day and Wednesday next in the Athe- neum annex. Hartford. when "Li- brary Work with Children" will be discussed. There will be two ses- sions Tuesday. at 10:30 a. m., and 2 D. m., and a social meeting in the ev- ening; and on Wednesday there will be only a morning session. In order that the librarians may have time to visit the children's rooms in the li- braries of East Hartford Rockville and New Britain. They will find the boys and girls room of the Hartford library close at hand.
 A number of children's librarians from outside the state will be present and give talks. Some of the subjects which will be discussed are: What Can Small Libraries Do for SchoolsE "The Use of Pictures in Small Li- braries." Easy Books and Picture Rocks. or Yellow Journals. Whichy sStory Hours and BoOktalks in Small LIbraries.- "The Choice of Children's s Rocks: Aids in Buying" 'sThe Care of Books: How to Prevent Thefts and Affiliations. etc
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-28
CITY NEWS

Thomas King, clerk fin Dexter's pharmacy. has received word that ne has passed the state examination for pharmacy. ...
 John Higgins. janitor of G. A. R. hall. has a Steeple Charlie at work today on the flag pole and wants everybody who passes along East Main street to take look at how it appears in It's new garb.
 Payments must be made during the present week at the Friendly league office by all who registered for class membership in order to secure places. After Saturday, September 30, any va- caneies will be filled in order of pay ments and no regard will be shown to the datc of unpaid registrations.
 Tickets are selling rapidly for the promenade to be given by the Fourth division. A. o. H.. on october 4, at the Casino on East Main street. Tick cts are for sale by all the members. The following committee has the en- tertainment in charge: F. ]. MeDon- aId, chairman; P. McFadden, seere- tary; Michael Carroll. treasurer, and Messrs Pryor. Walsh. Shugrue and Griffin. The division will hold a meet ing this evening and after the regular session a social meeting will be held.
 Katherine V. MulIigan. an employt of the New England Watch factory. and George Conlong, an employe os the West brass mill. were married this morning at G o'clock by the Rev Father GIeeson at St Patrick's ehurck. Katherine Horigan and Christopher Mcdonald accompanied the couple. The bride wore a crepe de chine gown with hat to match. The bridesmaid wore blue broadcloth and also wore a hat to match. After a wedding break fast the couple left on a trip to New York. On their return they will re side on South Main street
 4 bucking brOncho hitched to ' wagon furnished a large amount Q: amusement to a large number of spec tat0rs on Baldwin street last evening The animal was one which was pur- chased at a recent sale held in this city and the owner thought he had the aeanary- trained In fine shzpe. He paz out for a drive last evening and suddenly the kicker stopped. Ef- forfs to get the beast to continue were useless. When hope vas about to %s given up the animal started to % along. Before it had trsveied far f had put the wagon out of business. seading portions of it in all directionA When last seen the owner was pIlozin9 tha hruncho honewsrd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-28
IN ALL DEPARTMENTS

New Haven. Sept 2s-YsIe universi- tv opened to-day for the college year in aIl departments. Registration of the freshman class in the academic de partment began in Alnmni hall and while the number of new students was moi. expected to be exceptionally large, a general increase in enrolment was looked for. The total attendance at the university will probably be consid- erably In excess of 30oo The opening of the law school was marked by ad- dresses delivered by President Arthur T. Hadley and Henry Wade Rogers, dean of the school
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-28
A BARREL OF MONEY.
Bat All of 1t Should Not be Spent in
 One Section.

At the last meeting of the board of public works Superintendent Notch kiss was instructed to make it a point in the future to report the fact to the aldermen when be finishes grading a street, so that the clerk may make a note Of it. When a street Is graded the assessments levied for benefits and damages are due and payable and if people fail to. come down with the cash after a reasonable time liens are filed and the money commences to bear interest. The republicans claim that the present administration Is going to rake in a barrel of money from prop erty owners in streets that have been eraded. This is all right. The board wants the money and when they get it all of it should not be spent in the same part of the town. Attend to the worst spots in all sections and then reasonable people will have no fault to find. In any case the business ad
 ministrafion was fortunate Tn discov- erine all this money. If they hadn't. probably they would have to ask for more specIal appropriations before the end of the year. Of course the charter prohibits them from using this money. bun what does q charter provision amount to with the business adminis- trations Isn't this the same body of gentlemen that carried an entire sp- prupriation from one department into smother. the most barefaced violation of the charter on record. and nobody took much notice of 1t. Mr Beach. when asked about the matter by Al- deruan Bergen, brushing IL aside with a reply to the effect that it was as hroad as If vas long If # had been covered hack into the treasury st the ed of the nscal rezr q upuld have
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-28

A man with $1,O00 in his inside pocket to bet on Thoms made a tour of the city to-day but failed to find anybody who would take a hundred of 1t. To Democrat reporter he said that he had another $1.000 to put up on the result in sums not less than .$l00. and requested that anybody who had a hundred or over to risk on Blakeslee be directed to him.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-28

The republicans are now telling peo- pie how much money Collector Hunt took in- since he was chosen to receive the rate bills of Waterbury. There is no information fin this. He's got to collect this money or forfeit his bond. Nobody has said that Mir Hunt failed to collect the taxes and return the same to the persons authorized to re ceive them. The money was received and spent. but what has the business administration to show for 1t?
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-28

All members and sympathizers of the Socialist party are requested to attend an important meeting of Branch No at headquarters room, No 33 Platt block, Friday evening. All commit tees treating on political matters per taining to the coming election will pre- sent their respective reports for the consideration of this meeting.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-28

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