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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1905-11-07
For Rent.

Several Large Dwelling Houses from the
first of April next.
/ Small Store-Room. we'll located.
| Dwelling House. Large lot celler and
cistern.
comfortable broom house in the country
with nice yard and good well of water
FOR SALE.
Lumber Shingles. Posts and Wood
GEO. ii. HAGLEY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1905-11-07
So iired

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active LIVER.
With a well conducted LIVER
one can do mountains of labor
without fatigue.
IL adds hundred per cent to
ones earning capacity.
It can be keptin lieaIthfuI action
by, and only by
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1905-11-07
Through street Car service.

Bet,ceen lie Neto Terminal Of the Baltimore d
Ohio X. X. at 23rd Street. Neto York and
Grand Central Station
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-17
IN THE POLICE COURT
The Theater Fight Case Was Pat
 Over Until "Wednesday.

The theater row was put over again in the city court today to Wednesday. Simmons, the actor. who claims to have been assaulted is able to be out and was at rehearsal of "Thelma" last evening. There is a rumor that the matter has been or will be adjusted. The complaint against Eugenia Ren- na for nsnsupport of his wife was con tinued to Wednesday and the case against Andrea Sirica for breach Of the peace was put back to Friday.
 Louis Delfno and Dominica Roma hello were fined S10 and costs each for fighting on the green yesterday. Timo- thy Healey, who said he has been in town since 1869 and never made trou- ble for anybody was fined 5 and costs. and Michael Wall who was arrested i,y Officer Bowling for intoXication was also fined s and costs Martin Dwyer did not get off as lucky. Friday he came out of jail and came to town. He stayed with his sister and brother-in- law until last evening when. while somewhat under the influence of drink he went to his wife's home and abused her. calling her vile names in the pres ence of her neighbors. It was aoout 9:30 o'clock and Mrs Dwyer had put her six children to bed and was pre- pairing to retire herself when her nus- hand appeared. He was given 30 days
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-17
FOUGHT UNDER CUSTER.
General Blackmar. c. A. R. Com- mander In Chief. Dead at Boise

BOISE. Ida. July 17.-General ". W. Blackmar. commander iu chief of the G A R., is dead here of intestinal .ephritis.
 General BlackEar was born July 9. Isil. al Bristol. Pa. He enlisted in the Fifteenth Pennsylvania cavalry and subsequently joined the First West Virginia.
 He served with distinction through out the war and at Five Forks was promoted on the field by General Gus ter to the rank of captain. Through out three administrations. those of Governors Long TalbOtt and Rice. be was judge advocate general of Massa- chusetts.
 Except by txo or three officials Of the Grand Army the news of the death Of Commander In Chief WIlnOn ". BIackuar has been received with great surprise. Tae home of General Black mar was i1 Boston. and since his ele- ~aton 10 the position Of commander in chief the headguarters Of the organiza- ten has been there.
 General Blzcknar is succeeded hy Jo1n R- KlaE of Washington. seni6. commander fu chief
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-17
WORSE THAN THIEF
President Uses Strong Words
 Regarding Holmes.
USED HIS POSITION TO DECEIVE.
Roosevelt's Letter to Moody Said, "The Man Is a Far Greater Scoun- drel Than if He Had Stolen
 Government Money"

OYSTER BAY, \. Y. July IT, President Roosevelt has determined that the scandal growing out of the cotton report leaks in the department of agriculture shall be probed to the bottom. He holds that the man or men responsible for the leaks are cul- pable in even greater degree than if they had stolen money outright from the government. He purposes that Associate Statistician Holmes, against whom serious allegations are made, shall be punished if 1t is possible to secure his arrest and conviction under present laws.
 The president has followed the work of the investigation conducted by Sec retary Wilson with keen interest. The general results have been presented to him. together with such recommenda- tions as Secretary Wilson had to make
 The president took prompt and de- cisiye action. He referred the case to the department Of justice with instruc- tions that il should receive immediate and careful attention. In accordance with that order Solicitor General Hoyt is now making thorough inquiry into the case. To re-enforce his formal or der President Roosevelt wrote the fol- lowing letter to Attorney General Moody:
 T most earnestly hope that every effort will be made to bring Holmes to justice in connection with the cot ton report scandal. Please go over the papers yourself. The man is. in my judgment. far greater scoundrel than if he had stolen money from the government. as be used the govern nent 10 deceive outsiders and to make money for himself and for othars."
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-17
INSANE WOMAN SHOT HERSELF.
Mrs. Janet Wilson In Critical state
 at Bridgeport. Conn.

BRIDGEPORT. Conn. July F. = Mrs. Janet Wilson. who escaped from the Hudson River Hospital For the Insane several days ago. shot herself here. probably mortally. She sat on the edge of her bed before a mirror. Near her at the time was seated her young friend. Walter Langdon. who came to the Washington Bridge tavern with her last Thursday.
 Dr Lewis of Stratfori was summon ed and found Mrs. Wilson in a pre- carious condition and unconscious. 4 hack was ordered and. taking Mrs. Wilson in his arms. Mr. Langdon car ried her downstairs and into the car riage. They were driven 10 the Bridge port hospital Mrs. Wilson recovered consciousness on the way to the hos pital and between her s3bs she pleaded with Mr Lan-don 10 save her.
 T want 10 live. I want 10 live, Why did act So foolishly:- she moan ed
 The physicians al the hospital have been unable fo find the bullet and give cnly faint hopes of her recovery. An internal henorrhazs is feared
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-17
Another List of Money Savers for You In Cot. ton Goods, Wash Goods, White Goods,
 Linens and Domestics.
WHITE GOODS

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-17
Shooting Match In Erie shops.

BINGHAMTON. \. T.. July 1.-The labor difficulties which have been i7 progress in the Erie shops at susQue- hanna for over a year resulted in . shooting match between union work man named Frazier and a nonurion man named BrensIey. in which John M- Kelly. an Ere engineer and a nom conbstsnf. was shot in the cheek The two men got into an alteration over the labor troubles. Several shots were exchanged between the two men ons Of those fired by Brensley striking Eel- ly, who happened to be waking near them
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-17
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

James Mitchell who has been vis- ting in Hartford has returned.
 Mrs Legge of Porter street is en- tertaining relatives from out of town. Edward Dunphy and Michael keane have returned home from a trip to New Haven
 John Carney of South Leonard street has returned from a visit with friends in Torrington.
 William Barker of Bristol who has been visiting friends in this sec tion has returned home.
 MT and Mrs Savard of Highland avenue are entertaining Mir Savard's sister and family from Bristol.
 Frank Johnson has accepted a po- sition with Garrity, the plumber, dur ing the absence of John Quane.
 Miss Anna English of South Leon ard street will spend several days with Mir and Mrs Bennett of New York.
 William Mccarthy of South Leon. ard street has temporarily accepted a position with John Killoughey, the druggist.
 Rev Father Sheehan of St Pat ricks' church who has been attending a retreat at Fordham, returned home Saturday.
 Miss Mary Judge who has been visiting Mrs Begnal of South Leonard street, has returned to her home in Bridgeport.
 -Berkley Lopez of Bank street left to-day for Woodmont. where he will spend two weeks, during which time he will stay at the Elsmere.
 Miss Anna Donahue of Bridge port. who has been spending a two weeks vacation with Miss Molly Lord Of Third street. returned home yes terday.
 4 good many syringes and other rubber goods are made merely to sell; our goods are made to give enduring service. If any fault is found in ma- terial or workmanship, we will re- place the article To assurance of worthy quality we add also the ad- vantage of an assortment which iE cludes practically every kind of syringe made. A. C. Walker, 756 Bank street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-17
ENJOYABLE RECEPTION
National Biscuit Company Gives I'm.
 pressivs Illustration of Baking

Hundreds of the ladies of Waterbury and vicinity attended the reception given Saturday afternoon at Leaven, worth hall by the National Biscuit Go Although the coming event had been widely advertised. none realized the extent of the entertainment in store for them. The reception was an entire success. not only in attendance, and in the pleasure afforded the guests. but as an illustration of how many and how good are the products of the Ma donal Biscuit Co.
 The guests were especially pleased with the refreshments served. These consisted largely of the products of the National Biscuit Co. and were of great variety. including biscuit, crack CTS and waters suitable for any re- quirement. from the oysters to dessert. Beginning with Uneeda Biscuit, which has come to be regarded as the staff of life" in millions of homes, the guests were served with many other delicious products of the bakers art, among them being Oysterettes. Butter Thin Biscuit. Graham Crackers. Social Tea Biscuit, Zu Zu Ginger Snaps and others. All these were served direct from their packages, which by exclud- ing the air. dust and moisture. not only keep their contents fresh and preserve goodness. but do away with all han ding or exposure to dust in their jour ney from the oven to the consumers $ table. Every lady will be interested in knowing that all this goodness is as. sured her by the trade mark of the Ma tional Biscuit Co on each end of a package of biscuit, crackers and waters.
 The object of the National Biscuit Co in giving this reception was to ini- press upon every guest the nutritive value of their products. Of these Uneeda Biscuit is easily the leader ill popularity. As far back as history traces. crackers in one form or other have been valued as an article of food. Only. however. in Uneeda Biscu.t, has the cracker attained perfection. Made from the finest material the world af- fords. they are richer in muscle and fat elements. and tissuebuilding prop critics than any other article of food inade from four.
 Nabisco Sugar Waters and Festino Almonds were served as dessert. These eonfectiOns are two of the most delicious products of the National Bis cult Co.
 The musical features of the enter tainment. rendered by Fulton's or chestra, contributed largely to the ens joyment of the guests, who departed impressed with the enterprise and hos pitality of the National Biscuit CO.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-17
Ro65ER WAS CAPTURED.
Mrs. Hsrners and Her Daughter At.
 tackled at Grenell Island.

CLAYTON, N. T.. July 11.-Mrs. Fanny Harners and her daughter Ida, eighteen years of age. of Syracuse, \. r., who are wealthy summer resi- dents of Grenell Island park. were brutally assaulted during the night by a burglar who entered the sleeping apartments of the daughter for the purpose of stealing a quantity Of dia- mond jewelry kept iD the room.
 Miss Harners. aroused by the intrud- CT. started 10 give an alarm. but was clubbed into unconsciousness. The robber then struck down Mrs. Harners, who came to the rescue. Neighbors surrounded the house. capturing a man who proved 10 be Albert Nuley of Fishers Landing. near Thousand Island park. Both victims are in critical condition Nuley is in Clay. ton jail. He protests his innocence.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-17
SUBMARINE THEIR TOMB.
Raising of Farfadet Mournful Task
 at BiKerta.


 BIIERTA, Tunis, July 1.-The mournful task of extracting the re- mains of the dead crew of the subnSa. line boat Farfadet, which sank at the entrance Of the port of Sidi Abdallah, July s. and which was lowed into dry. dock here after incessant efforts to raise her. is proceeding slowly.
 Owing to the displacement of the ma chinery through the action of the water some of the bodies became firm ly fixed beneath the engines and other apparatus, and the men engaged in the work were compelled to attach ropes to the bodies ID order to disengage them.
 It is now apparent that four of the men who occupied the forward con- partment were drowned immediately the accident occurred
 Lieutenant Robin was found lying on bis back with his arms extended. Nearby was the quartermaster, whose jersey caught in a hook close to the faulty hatch which caused the catas- trophe, evidently while trying to es- cape. Eight men in the after compart- nent were those who responded to the divers rappings during the thirty-two hours after the sinking of the subma- rine
 From the condition of the interior of the vessel it was seen that they struggled hard against their fate and endeavored to stop the leaking hatch with their jerseys The water, how ever, gained while the air supply d. minished.
 Only four bodies have as yet been recovered and these are almost unrec- ognizab ble
 Owing to the delay in extracting the bodies the authorities have put of the funeral ceremony until Wednesday next. The Mediterranean squadron will participate in the funeral and the bodies will be brought to France for interment
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-17
Carlton Declare. Hi. r.poee,ee.

NEW YORK July 1T.--No move the authorities might make coEd have pleased ne better than this decision to exhume the bodies Of my two wives. A thorough exsninztioa by eheniesI analysis CT otherwise rilI settle rhs vague. malicious ruuoTs because of which have been sccusei bv three persons zr different tlmes If murder am content to remain in prison until il is all oTer. zbsol1fesE certain that will % free-cIeared Of every charge of every kind n1s sad Fred<xsck K Carlton ia RayDsoA susst 5al
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-17
ROGER CONN0R HOME.
Hurryink to See His Aothor WhsR
 Told of Her Death.

Superintendent Moran of the Brook. side home and Roger Connor returned Saturday from their trip to the old country. When they arrived in New Haven Mir Connor hurried to the resi- dence of his mother with a present which he brought her from Ireiand. When he got there the family were just getting back from the funeral. This was the first notice he had that his mother died while he was away. It broke him up. Mir Moran told a Democrat reporter this morning that they had very enjoyable time and that the only drawback there was to it was that they didn't have time enough to take in all the sights
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-17
scorr. Win. Tp F.rn,,- rr.-r,

OAKLAND Cal July 1T.-waIte- Sco-t. whose -s7ecizI- broke tie rec ord to ChicaEo and vho is nov fa New NO-k- s not 8 mystery ia the z5-1 country in and about BarstOr anf DsEzeTr- Cal S-corrs mine ia Furnace Greek is i1 tee sane district where tne Delsuz- cize was b7zfez for SI5a0f9 a -ez- szo- seg---s nine is one of seTsrzI h the riches- p-o7eTrT n the vicinlfT of the creek Three sHvze1u b- s train of rreIve bzrros nettei scoss 3zs5.111
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-17
Colonel H.na.r.on H,. pare.i.

DTBTQUE. la July 1T.-Aeco-dinc t0 Dr. II l. C0ie- vhe is attending Colonel D. B Henderson. former speak er of the house of representatives. rzresis caused rhs sudden fermInation Of the Iorsn-s political career. Mir. Hende-son dared not risk the excite uent of sno-he- political cau7sixa. Ills condlr5oa zs said to be serious- He inszlnes he zs again on the bz-llezeId. and he issues orders fo imaginary trooys and at times becomes greatly oucted-
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-14

TIE ChieftaIn notes vith considerable pride tic fact
that is Efforts 70 se is geader sl tie news both for.
egn ana l0es not altogether anappFecafed and IN.
rewarded L has experienced continuous growth frem
TIE tns procured tie associated press service seSsnl
months and Il las taken the paoe Of th cisg dalss
Ia many homes. - much that some q he dealsn
have quit handling TIE large daie IS there no longer
demand saNelsat 60 pay them todstubats them about
town TIE ch.sitaa glses ali ths important news tie
da happens ard Consequently ths stale Ia tie
foreign papers when tisg fsaeh here + there IS & home
Ia vnlta that he efialr docs rot reach we propose
e and it. systematic mas of TIC eity vii be
made next week. fepussutae of tie paper sln call
on yoa II yoa already subscriber g0n may bs able
e give him he hans e SOMEONE who not OF Yos may
have a. item of news possibly Foa would Use q send
tie weekly eleftaln q toar friends Il distance AM
courtesy yea Show tie solicitor wl1 be appreciated
stronger efforts being pat fors every day @ 10.
prove the paper IN some uas. Your assistance squlr.
81 to make lt wlnt il should bea bright clean and
nsvg paper q efeiit q tHs town and welcome mes.
seugef 10 e,eff home.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-14
FAILED IL ITS Drry

The constitution makers at Nuakoxee sFe evidently
ilFug Of their form Of innocent aogdag amusement A.
any rate Ties overlooked number of bets tise other
day while they psfe Ia te business u selecting eon.
gresauen and thereby robbed practically all the lead.
lns spirits ia tie movement q tie glory which Is justly
thsn.
Tie state q seqaogah, as We understand IL an
never = able % take much steam without fu cea.
penent Of stats officials Here uhege tie causiIta.
tion makers iu solemn conelsse ten mes distant frua
1a temporary capital sgnay failed ia ascAafssns
teSF fail dlts They selected four cougfsssmeH and
9pit Doubtless after that ordeal they necied tine to
catch telf bfeash bot shf dd tey uoi pFocee 70 o-
pete TIE s TIE convention Is brmfal Of goa nate
rial foi instance there Is bob owen. wlo Is falfly
Itching g break into the United stages senate With
cnEg snake who Is long snos dad faf als colleague he
soald have hsen 'it7 ia bon-caf letters
f6r governor pe should ~ that either Hatsunor III
for Russell of tie south MeAlessr Capital should have
ilie ison0g Either would look well Ia the executive
mansion 81 Fsu Gibson
Murmys egal services a,so entlls him to the ei.lef
iasticeshlp Resides. he has esfned ths honor rs Ts
Size q Bis recent Zee evidences that e can Afford 10 So
flAef pefsohAl Interests for brief spell h order - get
Tie constitution iast made adequately gsafed up
Tia minor state positions likewise hsong 70 the fel.
lows slo afs reported ii aitsue1nes accredited dele
gate, bat Who know nothing about Il at h0us nasmae
as ong siF name needed and ties are never to te
vailed apon % perform ans 0eacal duties. theY eoald
have been used hers sell Is ID ue conventions roQ
of memleF.hip
Had something ike ts bseu done ue would have lad
hopes A It IS we ara fearful congress vii eoacuds sam
tie Incompetent 10 which the convention dis.
charged - ases that t onl4 iannln and dlssuls.
tbe whole MATTER as TIE higgesi joke q TIE
0kals0man
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-14
cIippcO from Cbe Exchanges.


Our s. Lauls contemporary tres 70 eoussy tl4e In.
preston that the treaty stpuations pledge the United
States e makc ths Indian Territory separate state
Similar assertions have been made 10 halaf of Arizona
SO such pledge could have teen given and even Il 1
sege ooshY given, could not lastly bud congress Ia
Is great WORK n creating state in ths Union Il IS
possible that is pnitee States agreed b treaty d re
egnl1s Indian Territory a. separate entity but IL Is IN
eredihe that ans provision soad have een Inserted 10
81 Indian treaty bearing upon e question uf statehood
for thai territory SEPARATELY - ointnFs with another
territory.
TIE making Of a state IS : matter IL ehlrh ne wlioie
raion $ concerned TITS fact borne IA mind by cen.
srez but & appears q be unknown o. forgotten n the
aspiring territories Congress will doubt decide wlss.
5 eltl regard fof tie rights q tie Guon aud tbs terri
tories Enthusiastic friends 81 snuld.be states mag
and diacult 70 restrain THEIR aFof bat they should
q loast realize that threats are siIf and Ineffective.
particularly vendlfsctsd toeaul seh sd ssager -
ernele Joe Caunon.~oloba flensaasaf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-14
MANnAI

scandal. thar happY born asna with tie heated
breath Of bel coming ifam iis flaming nasis samegme,
sfeeps unsaspeeging into tie rressues 81 Is 81.
wseEng tongues loosea ii scandal are unfortunate.
- Ike t.s poaf ever sith They sag and wae ana
strike ks lie hidden ssfseat crashing "a he gas un
til is poisonous aeathdeang fangs dart forth ana ara
buried Ia some victim. be be wicked oF - be Just
silo death struggle and al Is over ana ths etull.
ant reptile fecois lor another thrust MAylap ths tc.
tm Is man bowed doen With the Weight q Yeafs
1edging sowing hs art meAgs crop d feeelesss any
feel the cruel hoi poison course through hls veins
woman living Chfls1ke life let battling against Ire.
mendoas odds may Be caught ap IA ths snuous form of
the vrigEing serpent and 10 twnkllng with ose en-.
baoe Ter hopes ambitions her ssFy ali may te crushed
and her uomans heart nangled and bleeding LETT a )
def0llct upon Tie strand Of time
le elO hearksn unto munzteyeyed scandal panse
and dcslsf scatter sunshine WHY place ohs ractlos ID
tie pathway Of arths travellers niy net stretch forlA
helping hand e sogageF sAipwrecked on nieA "a
ADJUST your Fose eolofpd glasses aud see how much
brighter AMI betier tia waf8 looks lust ~ IL speak
~ occasional word oi eser pat striving brother Is
tie taeh. Do not klrk him ehen he lies helpsD. ht
faise him from he mfs Il mlfed N IS ana Do nol com
plain and seold At his eatseEed condition Let usiIse
aud iet ltse sof tomorrow may coms hefore u soaag &
faiflg finished Exchange