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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-09-29
ABLE TO WORK AGAIN..

Mr.. John T. oughcnour, of Glensavage,
Somerset Co. renna., writes: rI had been
doctoring for about Il year and a half being
unable 10 work most OF the time The doctor
said had heart disease and indigestion II
began with choking and oppressed feeling in
the chest later on was troubled with hungry
feeling. and seemed TO be raw from my throat
clear down into my stomach. Ny appetite was
unusually poor, l was weak and nervous, and
my heart kept throl,bing continually and was
short Of breath. FINALLY 1 wrote to YOU for
advice, did not think your diagnosis was
right, but I ordered six bottles of Golden Med
ical Discovery and began its use. Amer using
three bottles ! began to improve slowly and
soon went to work, and have been working
ever since"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-09-29
" SUFFERED AL THE xxnsE. I"

NJ feel that would be doing an injustice 10
You if did not send you q statement Of my
ease writes Mrs. David w. Guiee. of Hamburg,
indigestion. Everything that ate disagreed
with me. suffered all the time with swim min (
In my head; heart beat too fast my feet and
hands were cold all the time. DID not sleep
well at all Was able to get about but very
little. I commenced to use Dr Pisrce's Golden
Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellsts' In
May. 1897, and by December could begin to
get about very we'll Have been doing my work
ever since except washing. Feel better than I
have for several years. I would recommerd DR.
Pierce's medicines to all who are troubled a. !
was am now sixty-one years old aud thank
you most kindly for the happy relief and cure. {"
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets assist the
teton OF the Discovery" and should BE-
ised with it when laxative is needed.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-09-29

IUTJtSOU Nuk Octs osfs6s'eI w WV WI
figure.
Here's the check. sir. I'll give my mes
sages In the order I received them. sir.
II you please. At 1890 o'clock came
with a message from DR.. Cover. sir.
who had been called in''-
Called inT' gasped Montgomery.
turning white.
"Yes, sir. Mr.. Brewster had a sud
den heart attack ut half past II. sir.
The doctor sent word by me. sir, that
he was at the point Of death. My last
message
GOOD Lord!'
This time l bring message from
Rawles, the butler. asking you to come
to Mr.. Brewster's house at once, II
you can, sir-1 mean If you will. sir"
Ellis interjected apologetically. Then,
with his gaze directed steadily over the
heads of the subdued "sons." he added
2mpressively:
"Mr. Brewster Is dead, SIR"
The evening world., 1905-12-28
CRIPPLED AND 70,
IS SUED FOR DIVORCE
Tillman'S Wife Says She, Too,
Is Helpless and Is Left
Without Means,
WE'D BY A CONTRACT.
She Was Not to Claim Support,
Husband AverS-Tells Of Baby
Scheme that Failed,
WE'D BY A CONTRACT.

Mrs. Wnhelmine +, d. Tillman mas
brought suit in the Supreme Court ior
n separation from Charles TlIlmah 10
whom she was married on Aug ~
1899 on The grou-d Of n'n-suppoH anu
abandonment -,,.o
She applied to Justice FltHserald 10,
49, cor an alloyanc, Of alimony and
counsel fee, ooa
Mrs Tlman, who lives at NO, ."
West Elghty-sixth street. says l'i,
IN left her without any reason on
sont 0 last when they were living az
No l2g East Eighty-hfth street saEihs
ee never would come back. she i1S
seen him several time and asRed "'ih
10 return. but ne has refused TO DO So
She SAYS she Is hfty-hve years Oh
ace. A cripple deprived Of the ffee use
OF one arm, nd wholly des'iin'e' lI-
man, she asserts, has personal proper
70 worth $1,000 most Of waIch CONSISTS
Of mortgages on real estate In Manaar
IAN with an income Of $500 year
Mrs. Tnlmln says that at the REQ IeS'
of her husband, she executed a ueed o'
she promises, no. Il Edridge Street on
Oct. IA. 1904, and he promised 10 'ooA
out for her ig see signed TIE deed
Anfred ana Caaries Steckler' on De-
half Of TllmIn submitted an ahidaYlt
In which he stated he is seventy years
old. crippled Chisrig hi side Deing para
iyged) aud nartiallv blind
lie denies that there was any core-
mony Of marriage between him ana the
plaintiff, and by the agreement OF mar
Ttuge which they signed on Aug, e. 1883,
the plaintiff agreed not to claim any
support from him during his lifetime.
She began a suit. she AYERS. in the
Supreme Court on Sept 8 last, for prac-
tlcally all his property.
After she brought this action he
says, Il was afraid for my life and
safety In ler presence, and so left her
She has seven children, all OF full age,
Ave sons and two daughterS who are
able 70 support her"
II used to give her large sums OF
money and believe she has now on de-
pogit IN the Germania Savings Bank
and elsewhere several thousand dol
lars
About March, 1900, she complained
OF feeling IN, and one day | found a
note written from a house in Sixty
fifth street saying she was there III. |
went there and found her IN bed with
a baby by her side which she said wes
our child. ! heard afterward this child
was not hers at all, and charged her
with THIS when she admitted she was
not It's mother
The evening world., 1905-12-28
SAYS FIREMAN TRIED
SHAKE-D0WN GAME
Quigg Arrested, Charged With
Posing as a "Cop" ard
Demanding S..

Joseph oulrg, a fireman with Engine
Company No. 81, living at No. 2j5 s3u.h
Ninth street, Williamsburg was az
rested to-iay by Police sergt Lyons,
OF tho Beltord avenue station, charged
with representing himself as a police
man 6hd attempting to extort money
ta:n, william Martin, a saloon-keeper,
ct No. 696 briggs avenue.
According to Martin, Qulgg entered
his saloon late last night and walked
into tho rear room. nhen, It Is alleged,
Qulgg suld, Il am policeman as he
showed his badge. you are breaking
the law"
According to Martin, the fireman de-
manded S. declaring that he (Martin)
would he arrested unless 'Ae money was
paid, Martin called a policeman, who
arrested Qulgg
Quisg as Well as the saloon-keeper
The evening world., 1905-12-28

was I'm tie Lee Avenue Court this
morning, and while waiting fOs Mdgls-
trafe HlEglnbo,ham q dispose or the
case, Martin told his experience,
u, with two f.ltrds, WAS IN the back
room Of my saloon, whel Qulgg en-
tered and called for drink Having
received Ii, he said, ! dm from the
Police Department ,t New York, ana
want s.,
"IIe thcn said he was a detective,
AMI I dcnanlsl to sec his badge. It
was nroman's ba0ge he exhibited,
and ! thea tod my friends. We seized
the fireman and had a desperate strug.
gle FINALLY We got him down, and
while they rCll him | ran 20 the sta
ton-house ana to'1 Sergt, Lyons, W1u
arrested him. Friends OF his have
been trying TO call ne of, but ! am
here"
Sergt Lyons said ouisg told him he
had been attached TO the Salvage
Corps, but was now fireman, The c
was a fre over here last night, and
Qugg said he dropped IN to see some
OF his f'icpds Of the Salvage Corps
Afterwa-d he dropped into Martins
saloon and cl'led foI a drink and found
he had no money 70 pay for It, He
positively denied asking for any money.
Battalion Chief Burns, for the Fire
Department Is investigating Qulgg
lives at No, & South Ninth street;
Williamsburg.
The evening world., 1905-12-28
BANKER WALSH NOT
TO Be PROSECUTED
Secretary Shaw Declares He
Did No More Than Other
FinancierS.

CHICAGO, Dec. &.-Secre;ary ot the
Treasury Shaw arrived here from
Washington to-day, and IN an interview
practically declared there would be no
criminal proceedings growing out Of the
closing Of the Chicago National Bank
and the Home savings Bank Of this
city. He said:
"John r. Walsh did not take one dol.
lar dishonesty. He did no more than
man. other bankers in the United
States are doing all the time. The
rumor Of criminal prosecution" declared
the Secretary, rs nothing but talk,
There has been no embezzlement or
theft"
The evening world., 1905-12-28
SanfOrdNs
administer rugSs
27xe 80 81 95

NOTa little bit of a rug, butts
one of those large, handsome
Administrative feet loug-think'ofs
it--l.95.
Want TO give Friday shoppers the
best rug bargains Of the year.
$l9.05 for 24.50 genuine body
Brussels rugs, In up-to-date patterns,
nothing better for hard service, size 9xl9.
$50 for $40 Bigelow imperial Ak
Minister rugsi copies OF the best Persian
rugs-9xl9 Third Floor.
81. .2S a square yard for Joseph
Wild's si.5o inlaid linoleum, color run
through 10 the back.
85c a square yard for Nairn's el,a5
inlaid inoleum In the popular tile effects,
colorings 60 through to the back.
45c a square yard for Csc imported
cork linoleum, Q yards vide, In all the
latest patterns.
The evening world., 1905-12-28
ALDERDlCE ASKS WRIT.
DIstrict-Attorney Insists on Bail
Bond of 100000.

James S. Aldsrdce, the lawyer con-
victed Of forging the name Of the late
Mary oliver an aged and wealthy Har-
lem recluse, t) deeds of property, To-
day applied for writ of hGbeas cor
pus to Justice Gegerlch, IN the Su-
prone Court penling proceedings for
his release on bail.
After Alderdice's conviction his coun-
eel obtained a certificate OF reasonable
aoubt from Justice Giegerich and bail
was fxel at $1,000. Alder1ice's coun-
sel say that they have that amount Of
bail but the District-AtiOrney claims
that the bond must be double that
amount
Justice Glegerich adjourned The hear
Ing upon the writ until next Tuesday,
The evening world., 1905-12-28
BRtb Reach Hotel Sold,

The Belmont Hotel, at Bath Beach,
was sold for $4,000 yesterday by the
Corporation Lquidating Company u
Leowitz & Roseff, Manhattan realty op-
orators. II Is a four-story brick struo-
ture at Cropsey avenue and Bay Twen-
ty.sesond street, on plot llsxQS. Hugh
Stewart built II four years ago.
The evening world., 1905-12-28
needle,
work.

DURING the few weekSsl
preceding Christmas few deparb-
ments offers such opportunities for gift
buyers as the Art Needlework Section. =.
Now comes the aftermath, and
the gleanings are well worth the
while, Just read the lists below.
Here's one lot of painted pint
cushions in almost every conceivable.
shape that dainty fingers could fash
ion. Women wondered how we.
could sell them at csc. In two lot~(
now at second Floor.
The evening world., 1905-12-28
l5c and lOc

Lot Of Csc satin-lined work baskets. l5c
Lot of 90 to sls hand embroidered sofa
pillows; choice. IS
Lot of $6 to $50 hand embroidered centre
pieces,v.. ..... ..s... "
Lot Of slightly soiled pincushions. ..... u
Lot Of typography stamped wood
plaques.,.... .... .... ....... u
Lot OF burnt wood pieces, slightly soiled,
worth 81, ."............-... 25c
Burnt wood pieces, worth So TO Ss-
for ........ soc
The evening world., 1905-12-28
Special Sale of wines and
LIQUORS for New Years.
MALT ACT :

MANI II y It It a q It =
Royal Stuart--Unrivalled
for tho weak and
convalesent; doL Sn
pintH .ssttss'
Anheuser- Busch Is u d :
eiser Beer; 1 Ok
dozen pints.., ASS
HAUT sAUTERNEe -
Superior Jules Norman 4
Co. Bordeaux! case z
quarts. sT,OO; AZ
quart bottle..,.. 'Sc
The evening world., 1905-12-28
ANOTHER HAzING TRIAL.
Court-Martial of Midshipman COFFIN
Begun at Annapolis.

ANNAPOLIS, Md. Dec. @.-The trial
OF Midshioman Conn OF Nevada, on
the charge OF hazing. began here to-day
before a naval court martial.
The evening world., 1905-12-28

&. H. MUMMs CELE-
BRATED CHAMPAGNE
Case % pints, S3O.75;
pint bottle, 81 20; case
~ quarts, s2S.O5; quart
bottle, $3.50; baskets 12
half pints, SS.05; IN
1s-pint bottle 80, 'T
CORONET AMERICAN
CHAMPAGNE - Case "a
plnts, 1890; pint bot
tie, 63c.. case ~
SgaT. aasTl'' bo,,'., 90. .ooi 100
CALVET's IMPORTED
ST JULIEN CLARET-
Bottled IN France. case
l2 quarts, STA; az
quart bottle 49,, 'Oc
DUFF-GORDON's I'M
PORTED SHERRY - 5
$500; bottle,.. A'CO
PURE CALIFORNIA
CLARETS - Splendid ta-
bio vines gallon, 70
S1.30, s1.05 and ~
COCKTAILS - Heublein's
Club, all varieties. case
~ bottles, on
S1O.70; bottle. 'OO
Banquet Brand. all va.
Tletles; case IL
bottles 1913; "a
bottle .,........ 'OS
The evening world., 1905-12-28
Swift's best pre-
MUM bacon.

DetOAis
Nice pieces-fat, lean or
streaked with both.
Regular price....,...22c
Special, lb.......l5l lac
IMPORTED sULTANA
/, A / BINS it-lD. On
wood bOx....,,.. ~
NEW FARD DATES 49,
lllb. boN, Sl.30, m
~. ,,,,,,,.,,,..,., III
SOFT SHE'LL GRENOBLF
WALNlIS, or Best New
Mixed Nuts: Got. 10
tox, 800. lb.n 10
MN, PAPER SHELL
ALMONDS; B-qt. 90
boz, S1.Io; b.. 90
SIMPSON CRAWFORD's
BEST MINCE MEAT -
Quart jar, lbc.; OS
pint Jar ...,,.,,, So
The evening world., 1905-12-28
Children's SOC. bonnets.
All our toys, dolls
and games at
half.

THIS remarkable offer holds good
- for Friday and Saturday. We
will not carry stock from season to
season, for, though we have a -four
ishing toy department the year round,
we stock up afresh each year.
It's splendid chance for be-
lated buyers-enables them ~
TO buy twice as good a toy IL
for the same expenditure as ~
before Christmas. Choice of %
entire stock at half price,
Clearing damaged toys. All
toys that have been damaged through
handling have been sorted out and
arranged. .on tables where you can see
just how much and how little they are
hurt, Seven lots at lOc., 25c., soc,
75c, 81, $3.50 and 50,
Toys that sold at 8 to 5
times as much when perfect.
Many only hurt a trihe,
Fourth Floor.
The evening world., 1905-12-28

Single light ceiling 8" M.
turc..
Two light ceiling ga. fixture. SO
8 arm ceiling gas fixture ..'2;So
Wall gas fixture, stiff joint. ..3sc
Wall gas fixture. l joint square
brass tubing 90 SS
Wall gas fixture, Q joints. - I'oV
Stiff joint bracket, complete ,Nni w,,n
wail flange, incandescent burner,
mantle and bulb. b......'"'ooc
s,x,,sov WFORD co.
The evening world., 1905-12-28

800 Horace Waters upright. .Sl95
$3.50 Kranich g. Bach ....... $50
sS75 Pleyel upright. ......... 25
Also 2s Other Bargains.
The evening world., 1905-12-28

weisbaeh gas burner, oomps,hs.
with air mixing chimusy. .mantlA
io-inch opal shade ---.--.l.9S
Drop hight, complete wash portable
genuine Welsbach bnnef, mantle
and chimney. 6-foot tubing and
loinch green shado and eye
cap, value 500. %
New York Nantes s-.....-.9c
lncandescent burners .......l4c
wesbach msntles. l5c to.... .3Sc
5-inch mantle, extra quality. .2Oc
The evening world., 1905-12-28
II n w Y T t.

ii Y w II r T. >
Champagne Gin 7S
ger Ale, dozen. nC
PU RE CAIIFOkNlA
Port, Sherry, Tokay Mui-
oatel, Angelica, Malaga
or Madeira. specially
priced according TO vim
tage and quality gallon,
$3.50, s2.25. 800.
s1.bO. S1.20, 800 and
S3c. at, bot, 75c., az
0Oc.. SOC, andn,, OO
Fine old
The evening world., 1905-12-28
New Years groceries, candies.
Cut loaf sugar

Cut loaf sugar
II. & f. best quality,
lb,............''. oc
10 lbs..,,,.......'o DOC
Mixed candles.
Fine assortment-guar-
anteed strictly fresh.
BIB. box. x......".l,63
l.50, 100, 80,
and rs.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-21
TO THE LADIES!

Ladies. don't pay fancy prices for
your Hats, as our prices of the LATEST
styles Fall Hats are just half as else
where. We manufacture all our own
Hats personally and none of our COM
petitors can give you such styles and
prices as you can get at Freedmans
Bargain, Millinery. Remember the
name and number, as it will pay you
to call from far distances. Don't be
mistaken. Look for
265 BANK STREET.
Enthusiastically for Wednesdays
and Saturdays.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-21
COTTON FROM FIRwoop.
Interesting Process by Which This
New Feat In Mechanics In
Accomplished.

Cotton, which used to be born, Is now
being made from hrwood which has
been freed from bark and knots. The
fbers are broken up by q special ma
chine, and are then placed in q lead
lined copper cylinder having = capacity
Of 100 cubic centimeters. Into this
steam is introduced for ten hours BY
means Of pipe in the bottom. At the
end Of that time 50 cubic centimeters Of
soda I've are poured in and boiled for IS
hours under q pressure Of three atmos-
pheres. The material is then washed
and thoroughly crushed, after which Il
IL bleached and dried The pure cellulose
thus obtained Il treated in an autoclare
containing mixture Of Eine chloride.
hydrochlorie acid, and nitric acid, to
which q little castor oil. caseine and
giycerine are added. The nber, after
being further reduced, is passed
through q weak solution Of carbonate OF
soda. and then between drying rollers
The necessary nrmnsss is given to the
thread By finally putting It In a bath Of
dilute ammonia and then washing IL
with cold water. The substance thus
made may be easily woven and dyed,
When the artificial product l. compared
with the natural II IL said to Be dif,cult
to distinguish the differences. and IT ia
even asserted that the former may Be
20 economically produced a. 70 Be sbls
to compete With the latter.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-21
NUTMEG CRATINCS.
Interesting Items Boiled Down For
The Benefit Of Our Busy Readers.

James Sullivan. committed to the
state prison from Bridgeport, Septem-
Der Is, 1904, for burglary, died there
after an illness of several days with
cerebral apoplexy, Tuesday evening.
He was % years old and had declined
to tell the prison authorities of any
relatives. His sentence was for two
to four years.
John Mcintyre Of New Haven lost
: his left foot, taken off by a train In
the Morgan street freight yard, yes
terday morning. Mcintyre tried to get
over the crossing where a freight
train was standing by crawling under
the train, and as he was beneath car,
the engine that had been switching
some cars hooked onto the train and
started.
That President Mellen of the Con.
solidated road intends to keep his re-
cent promise to the selectmen of Plain
vile that the switching yards, which
are regarded as a nuisance, would be
removed to more isolated location
before the first of 1905, was manifest
ed yesterday when representatives Of
the company bought the property of
Charles Mccall and Terence Hanlon
lying to the east of the railway tracks,
north of the Plainville station.
The two men who were killed by
the switching engine on the Potter
street trestle Tuesday night at Hart
ford were identified yesterday as
Thomas Kelly of No q Union street,
Hartford, and Dennis Coughlin Of No
SO Bridge street, Middletown. Kelley
was identified by his brother, John
Kelley. Coughlin was identified by
Elmer Smith, captain Of tugboat OF
the Hartford & New York Transporta-
ton Co. Coughlin was a deckhand
and lived in Middletown.
Harry L. whaley, the New York
drummer, who slashed the lining of
James Dorsey.s hack in 4S places
Tuesday morning, was before Judge
Walter H. Clark in the Collinsyille po-
lice court yesterday morning, charged
with wlllful injury to private property.
The friends of Whaley went out and
settled with Dorsey by paying him
500, and when Whaley appeared in
court the settlement was made known
to Judge Clark He fined Whaley $40
and costs, total Of $1sO2.
The two story wooden building near
the Terryville station occupied by Da-
vid G. Cooper, manufacturer of oven
thermometers, was burned shortly af-
ter 10 O'Clock last night, the fire being,
it is thought, of incendiary origin. The
fire was discovered by Mr. Cooper him.
self, but was under such Roadway
that nothing could be done to save the
building. 1t was only by hard work
that the store Of w. H. Scott near by
was saved. The loss on the building
and contents is estimated at about
$4,000, on which there is some insur-
ance.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-21
GUILTY OF NON SUPPORT
Woman Claimed Husband Deserted
Her In Italy.

Eugenio Renna was found guilty of
non-support of his wife by jury in
the district court yesterday afternoon
and sentence was suspended until
Saturday. A motion to set aside the
verdict was denied.
The case was the most startling
ever heard in the district court. All
concerned are Italians and the pecu-
liar ideas OF morality and the singular
customs and laws of Italy were the
means of developing sensation after
sensation during the trial.
Mrs Renna maintained that her hus-
band deserted her in Italy and came
to this country and married again
without going through the divorce
mill. Renna on the other hand held
that his wife was not up to the moral
standard and he produced certain pa
pers issued by some mayor in Italy.
at least purported to have been issued
by him or his representative, bearing
out his claim.
Mrs Renna maintained that her hus-
her cousins, gave testimony in sup
port of the husbands defense, and this
irritated Judge Cowell so that from
the bench he called the brother cur.
1t seems to be either law or a
custom, Rocco Mancini, the. interpre-
ter, himself an italian, did not know
which, for persons coming to this
country to get certificate Of char
acter from the mayor of their town or
his representative but it would seem
to the ordinary American that this
was nothing more than graft for false
certificates are easily obtainable,
1t is likely that an appeal will be
taken to the supreme court. Mrs
Renna came to this country last June
in. quest of her husband and she
claimed to have found him married.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-21
TIMELY TOPICS

Furnishing goods for men in front
half of ]. B. Mullings & Sons Bank
street store.
Try the "Drifeet" shoe for men at
Holczer's. They only cost So.
Ladies' calico wrappers at Acc at
Miller & Peck's. Ladies' wolfe shirt
waists at roc each.
Frank, the shoeman, has line Of
hunting boots for men. The Royal
Waterbury is a good shoe at So.
Read prices for fish at Waterbury
Market Cos to-omrrow. Oysters, lob
sters and CLAIMS in stock.
lCurrans housekeepers' bargain day
viii have its fall opening tomorrow.
Kitchen goods, carpets and linoleums
at special prices.
Compare other paints with agate
and you win know the difference. Aus
tin & Woodruff.
]. G. Twining has building lots for
sale at East Side park. he has house
and lot for $500.
Men will be benefited by the prices
put on furnishings at the alteration
sale at Grieve, Bisset & Hollands.
The Trott Baking Co win have sp-
pie and peach cakes for their patrons
on Saturday again this week.
Nugent's pharmacy is the home Ct
pure drugs. Special sale on toilet soap:
this week
Use Browns Quickfre charcoal TO
broil or roast your dinner when you
are in hurry.
A. F. Cowles' opening display will
be a good one from the number Of
pretty hats already trimmed
The kind OF beef, iron and wine
made by Upham. the druggist, Is the
kind that win build you up.
The Arthur Bradley Co are selling
a lot Of hand sewed shoes for men vt
s2.9s These goods were 81
Dodge's big three bargains. RaIstons
at 81. Waterbury Boz" at $3.50 ana
s.. and Sd at s. are bargains
When you want good Buffalo horse
feed Try some from the Plat Mil Cos,
for bot or cold weather.
The Woodruff Grocery Co has some
new native honey In the comb at &c.
Try some hot biscuit.
When you bug = hat from Wilson 4
TyrreIl the durability and style viii
cot Be questioned Good ones at s.
The H ]. Lapzime Co carry a line
II he latest patterns in wall papers
They Do painting and decorstfne
Reid & Hughes are Offering 4 fancy
plated waking skirt vel tailored
and perfect httnE. for $4pa