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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22
Resolutions.

WHEREAS, an all wise providence, has
seen fit to remove from our midst beloved
brother and Past Exalted Ruler, Harry
B. Sheldon, who departed this life at
Los Angeles, California on the lst day OF
July, A. d. 1905.
THEREFORE,. be it resolved, that
Idaho Springs Lodge COZ B. p. o. Elks
by the death Of Brother Sheldon has
lost one of its best and most beloved
members, and the community a highly
esteemed and valued citizen, aud his
family a devoted husband and ta.
ther.
That in this time of sadness to US and
to his family. we have the ray of hope
that be is not dead but has simply
gone before, and the satisfaction OF
knowing that the example he Sc, by his
upright aud honorable life will live after
him aud have its effects upon Us all
who morn his loss.
That copy of these resolutions be
furnished TO the local papers of this city
and spread upon the records Of this
lodge. and that an eagrossed copy be
sent 70 his bereaved fau.ly.
GEORGE RuKy
W. II. GLEASON
CHAs. BRASDsTETrER
COMMITTEE
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22
RESOLUTIONS.

Whereas, The Supreme Ruler OF the
Universe has called from his earthly
labors Seighbor II. b. Sheldon.
Therefore, be il resolved, Ths. In The
death of Neighbor II. B. Sheldon. Camp
No. 81. W o. W has los, a faithful mem
her and his family loving husband and
father.
BE it further resolved. That we tender
to the family our siueerest sympathy in
this their sad bereavement.
Be It further resolved. That a copy OF
these resolutions be spread upon the rec
oTds Of Idaho Springs Camp No. 81. W.
o. W. That copy be sent to the family
above named, aud in recognition of the
loss we have sustained. our charter be
appropriately draped for a period Of
thirty days.
J. II. EDWARDS,
4. II. PAcE,
l.. A. HAFFR,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22
First pub June 3. last Aug. S. isos.
MINING AppLlcATiON 40. lIa,5-


Mineral Survey No. iss5s
L. :. Lara OF5es
Denver. Colo. June L. 1906
SotIee is hereby given shai PARK Dshraw. by L.
6. JnderhiiI his attorney IN facf, whose postothee
Is Itaho Springs. Colo has nate arp icaifon for
patent I02l linear fl the Alley MAY ode bear
ing gold and silver. the sane being ~ fee. s ~
" and 6zs.t H. ~ from discovery shafi thereon
With surface ground 10 feet in With. s3fuase In
Gras< Valley mining district. Clear Creek county
of Colorado and described in the pias aud FIELD
notes on tie in this ofsee as toll ~s, VII.
BEGINNING ~ COZ no I. whence the Id cor sec |.
s. % OF III. 9Th = n. bears IS y W 3f6.Ug
q. thence 40 10 u 10 ~ ?. theace 40 v
10219 n to no 8: thence 45a is9 +, 10 cor no
4; thence s<'e l02l.s # to TO L. he place Of
eeginnne-
Continuing 2-9 acres. expressly excepting and ex-
ciufing all conflict With surveys Nos 81 1871
1iss Am, 1851 1902 and Liftie El1ahefh ode I'M
surveyed and forming rortior OF the pb{fjvided
$. u " Of the 9Th o. and the y Of sec /,
ts.r73 " Of The dsh ?. N. Said location helny re-
corded in vol I59 3t6. Of the records of Clear
Creek county. Colora3o.
AtieininK claimants. oxners of above nsmsi
surveys G; D. FORD. Register.
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Nluefal ia yey NJ. 1854
T. : Land once.
Denver. Colorado. Juiy 1875
Safiee IS hereby given that o. H. Nalsse. n hassi
rrsfEfiics l. Idaho SPRING. Col a has made apVii-
cation faf patent for iasn linear feet on the
EagMr Extension lG.iF bearing gold and silver the
same h.finE g. feet : aEs n W and i7afe faet
fa ~ 3. thene. 7ia p Feet 81 ~ from dis
cnverV shan Their On. with surface ground i5l feet
iu iffh situate IN Idaho or Paw ne's tf4r Mining
Disirist clear Greek County. STATE of Colorado.
ard dssfitd ~ the fslst aid field notes hie in
fhis sgiiEF f.siioss. viz
BsgtHuiug At cp- no J. whence the \ = cor see
3 r Z Is " Of The 9Th . m heafs : - ~ f0~
s. s7E.l fest thence - ~ W lai - feet 70 CIR
no 2. thauna y ~ a. y z7an4 feet 70 err no Q.
fhaneg- sia 10 r ~ = fs+i Ia ,1f iia thsnc. :
- - Z isttQt fret - apf na s. theuea : st2 l~ W
7ilns fssi to cpf no q thence hs' - " 5e7.1
i.ef to- car no J. the Fiaiee af beginning
t'fsafstHtnr 50 acres expressly excepting and
exriHfidus All conflict With surveys Nss. Fis.
ss@ hs2i and forming portion II The ursuii-
Glt ffri tNn - X - " ~ the efh principal
meridian sAid l1oat so being iFffd IA vol
lt7 fagu ass Of the ReeuTdsof Clear Greek County.
tasiuraita.
Aflainiug claimants o. uers Of the aiose named
surveys
c. d. FORD Register.
Fifst pub July =. last -sas y is6,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22
MINING APPLICATION No. lns

alnsfai Ssrssy No. 1870.
L. < Lara Offcs.
Denver. Coio.. June -. 1916.
Notice IS hsrsty given filsi in pursuancs II The
Act Of G1ngress approved MAY 10 ls77. O-orge
Lataman1er. Shase pexfgttce is iaaho Sfrngs.
Coisrs1a has rfate Application fuf pafenf for 300
ineaf fsst on ne S4unsSite iode br4fing gois and
silver. ths same teing $ q a. = snt l1If2 q $
- 2. fhsnce S7as= q a fhenee - - n ;
~. a. fsaaa discovery zh8fl thefean ~ish suffscs
xfuena - iecf ia @tafh situate In Grass valley
mining 5Isrrict. Gear Ctrsk County state Of Colo
ra3o. ana asscnbes n ihs plat and es4 notes fie
this once - fellows. viz
Bcginniug Al cor M T. ~aencc The IL cor sec 7.
ttS.r = o. ihs 6sh p h-ars a. - = 7ii o.
a. thsne- - - s7s - n % cof 2; thence n
a. s.s n q 80 cor 3 shence X :. y " n
70 cor 10 {, fhercr r 81 = 10 II 20 COT no 5.
fisncs 50 = - = u s, fhsaee az e
f<s3 u 4 2 ffssHET - 81 ez- = n 20
cor 70 : thence - ~ fss y II 70 cor l. The
risee % heginninE.
EsntalnlnE ~ acres. expressly sxesrtng sn1
exeiadine al eanhiCt With sur Nos. islae ans i7es
ana farninE q pof;isn q the y sec 7.tfs.r - -
ans ne ~ u sec u. 4 TIE 9Th principal
SERBIAN Sai4 iacaiiun bsfng recor.ei in vol i5e.
rage 2ii. ~ the fecaF5s II Clear Creek county.
Coiurasa- Atioiniux ciainsrts. gamers u ihe
above named xurSeYfs
q D. FORD. Register
81 pas jane q. iasi aux n 1876.
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ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE on PETITION FOR
SALE OF REAL ESTATE

ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE on PETITION FOE
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Is The corsIy cDuEr.
STATE ct Colorado. L.
County OF Clear Creek -
In the matter of the estate OF John Stephens
de9sssed.
This matter coming on To be heard on this islh
dAy of July, A. u. 1866. upon the petition filed
herein by John Bnn. Administrator de bonis
non Of said estate, for the sale OF the following
described real estate. portion thereof to-wft-
one barn and one saloon building .tasie In the
town Of Freelsnc in the County Of Clear Greek
state oi Colorado for the purpose paying the onsi
1fai EisirAtloi and the debts and claims agsinsi
said estate. And Il no~ appearing to the Coar.
from said petition that prorrr and legal grounds
exist for the sale Of all portion Of said real
estate,
Nov THEREYnEK II Is ordered BIZ the Court
that all persons who are leg4fees or deyises Of
satd estate or any part thereof or heirs Of said
dece lent be Sud appear before said Court Al the
court room Of said Court. in the town Of George
tnwH County and state aforesaid Oh the 18th
O'Clock IN the afternoon of said day. then and
there te show cause. If any there be. why order
should no; be made directing he said John Bunt
Adfn inssifstnT de t-afits to .el the Whole of
% much ef said rszi estate may bs nrressaFy
for fhs purposes sT-,eifei IT, said I-st ton
Il = further ordered ihsi This order b- psIbiished
for at least ionr successive ~eeks in the Idano
SJFinr~ filings News. weeuly pubic ney spa per-
published ~ sad cauuiy-
~ the tonrt,
hoy II 81 AcKNAN
County Judge.
Flrss ras- Jalr = iazt pub Aug > iel5
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22
II. o. Allen. the dentist.
Notice Of S.oekho.der.' Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the an
uuai meeting OF the stockholders OF the
and Tunnel Company will be held at
the Portland Hotel at Idaho Springs on
Monday, the zIst day Of August, 1926,
at O'Clock p. m, for the purpose O
electing board of directors for the
ensuing year and for the transaction oi
such other business as may properly
come before said meeting.
VIM. NcESIRY,
ADA l.. LAycocK. President.
Secretary.
IDAHO Springs. July 10, Ioos
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22
MtNINa APrLleATIoN 81. -

AANtNsH AfHh4tt \ Hun 80 tFHa
Mineral survey No. i7igA
C. ? Land saHce.
Denver. Cn.o-. Nsg 1896.
Naties 5 hereby given fist 30 pur.usa af the
kci ~ Congress approved Nay la i- Alfred
Io1uriaaFa whn-e Te~taf4cc i tGaas Springs,
Coie hss made Application inf pslehi - -.
chief So. iosies teaTiiiE gDid atst -ref. with
surface ground 10 feet n width sesaeesiscly,
.ituat. in Idaho and Spsutsn Bar q az d..
dssr riiaei iii the plat and hsld note, Gis ia
this otiieo. as follows. VIZ.
OGDEN LODE
81 f..si running - - ". thcne e. sa.., run
\ - fgi W and St4 feef running = < from
center of discovery shaft Beginning n ssr. No.
J. whence The clf. SC 2 ] : Of The
- s Isi Il - cor No 3, theucs ~ - al feet
10 cot. Ne 3. thence : fxE s2i q. o. :. No. a.
thence : e - " ~ feea % cot. 40 5 lsenee :
- ~ " so iest 70 cor. NJ. .. thenee 80 ~
W 6aG feet 10 cor No, /. the plars of tsa ming.
BIG CHIEF LODE.
- feet running 81 ~ " and 1871 20. y So
- Z iHsiEn discovery shan. Bez1unlfs eor. No
s,s sae.se p p, ssr. ss is 81. s. " s is ..sss = ss n
so az IS i5sl feet cor Ne. ?. thence 1zs 10
1902 feet 10 cor. No 3 thence : ssl Al 80 q To
cor. No. T. thence a5s ~ W lssu teeF ~ cor. No.
/. place Of beginning
GoLDES Chief LODE
o. h.st running Ie IS " and 1870 r. runnine
: 10 i6s L frnfn face of discovery cut. Bsginnins
a. cor. No. I. whence tbe = cor So p :.
- W OF the 9Th Q. m d ar 2ie 81 ~ y 5afi 3
feet. thence SO a. 80 feet % Ger. 40. 2;
thence y u ~ W 800 fe@t - cor No. hence $
50 ~ W 80 feet 10 cnr, No. =; thence ls iS y
lfss feet to COR. No. l. the place OF beginning,
Containing 3.6S2 acres. expressly exfsV,tng and
excluding all conflict with -uryeys ~ $50
tgsi a1s5 i5-5s t5i5s 1882. i6ipd, - a. A. SIS
A. ess fiss. ggs. $50. i#Ss. i655s. iess md the
izzie Howrs lode nnsurveyef. also surveys Nos
Gs, 7sss and 80. and forming PARTON of the
unsubdividrd Twp. :. Range % " If the oh
,. IN. Said locations being recofsed IN vol iag
pages III. Ia and i7s respectively of the records
OF clear Greek county Colorado
Adjoining claimants owners Of the shove
named surveys
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22

report Of the Eks Grand Secretary the Grand Lodge
submitted Buffalo meeting shows during the
added membership Of Ssmaking
9ss lodges and total membership of The
lodges with membership of than
Louisville dropped below the mark
Spokane added the list The cash
May 81 S1t6gozi the total assets sIs9275 the liabilities
only The total surplus sg79G7 against 500 i9o+
gets meeting Of this great orgni
cation.
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Resolutions.
J. II. EDWARDS
4. II. PACE
l. A. HAFFR,
IafrnsfH1


Whereas. The Supreme Ruler 81 ,he
Universe has called from his earthly
Iabors Seighbor A. Rufenacht.
Therefore be i, resolved. Tha, iu the
death of Neighbor A. Rufenacht. Camp
No. 81. W o. w has lost a faithful mem
Der aud his fsmily loving husband and
father.
BE II further resolved. Tha, We tender
to the family our sincefest sympathy In
this. their ssd bereavement.
BE II further resolved. That n cay Of
these resolutions be spread upon the rec
ords of Idaho Springs Camp No. 81, w.
o. W That copy be sent 10 The family
above named. and in recognition Of the
loss VIC have sustained. our charter lie
appropriately draped for period Of
thirty days.
J. II. EDwARuS.
A II. PAcE.
l.. A . HAFEH.
Committee
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the victims OF the fellows
These usually the editors to devote
their valuable space inviting all the world get up be
usually about something which
people The people will be interested in
hobby nearly everybody has less Of
these kind Of animals themselves
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22
MINING APPLICATION No. 1856
Mineral survey No. i7sas.

AlNtNff AfttlAAA AAON No lt1l-
Mineral survey No. i7sas.
C. : Land Oface.
Denver Colorado. May 81, 1875.
Satiee Is hereby given that in pursuance Of the
act Of Congress approve MAJ 70, isT2 The orr
s,a|si Mining au.t Smelling company. t.y Prank
Fsshbm. IT, attorney In fzrt whtse uasfofice t.
iienver Colorado. -at Continental huiiding has
made application for patent for 800 linear feet
respectively on the Alien and A. iodes heAring
soId and silver Allen lode the same being ior5
feet Sc and S8 feet q W. thence 5 - sS
" ss9.7 fest from discovery shan thereon. with
IN Idaho and Independent mining district. Clear
creek county sfata Of foiarado AMI described In
the plat and he d notes on fle In this Office
follows. viK.s
ALLEN LODE.
sianing al CarsNo l. whence the !. cor.
~. II iss- ~ n ,hsses $50 SO SsSss - /. % cor
No ,. thence 81 fs ~ sol q H. to cor No 3:
Th-nee - Z l5S.e5 q 10 cor. No. 4. thence So
IS 47s.is II. 70 cor Ss. ;. thence s7s i0s 81
n 10 cor No. &: thence \ - W 80 q. 10 cor. No.
!. the place of beginning.
A-B-EIloDR
1fs t-st being : TO- IS W aud 1892 feet being
-da IS from discovery cut. Beginning al cor,
No. l. whence the " x cur sec. -. 7 Z r y wof
the y m bears ss e 30 Z 1911. S feet irAng u
thence 10 is W 1850 feet 10 cor No. ,. thencs
6lo W 2s,.17 feet. 10 cor. No. 3. whence cor. No
Allen lode bears slo ~ ssng feet: thence
.se iS isfa feet TO cor. No. 4; thence : go 4
eass n feet 70 cor No the place Of beginning.
Containing 7.7S acres expressly excepting and
exciusfing all conflict with survey No. l5si0 and
forming portion of unsubfivided Twp :.
Range q W q the 9Th p. IA said locations being
recorded In vols. i5e and 1872. pages 80 and 49,
Of the records Of Clear Gre county. Colorado.
AdjoIning claimants owners Of survey No. 1854 10.
C. d. FORD. Register.
First pub June g. last Aug. S. 1905
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22

given the oft repeated trite remark that
insurance companies The Equitable o
and directors winning bands for and
life and will leave comfort
able bunch Of money their heirs.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22

again and residents OF the
sweteng the days would have
he to have called for volunteers
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22

MEEkER metropolis of the White river valley VIII vote on
the proposition for the OF
building system water works
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22
]. II. EDwART,
A. II. PAcE
l.. A HAFKg
Committee

Geo. II. curno~. the expfessman.
telephone No. Black 65s.
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Idaho Springs. July Is. 1905
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22
MINING APPLICATION no 1861.

PRS pas. Ialy .. SGT I.ut- Aug :. iea5-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-14
IN THE POLICE COURT.
Proprietor of Bank Hefsl Before che
 Court This nornins.

The case against Robert Molzon. proprietor of the Bank hotel at 292 Bank street, was the only one of the three for keeping disorderly houses that was heard in the city court to- day. Judge Burpee held court and Judge Lowe defended.
 Detectives Dodds and Keegan testi- fled that from what they had heard of the place they should say without equivocation or hesitation it was a disorderly house and place where leWd characters meet. Detective Dodds never saw anything disorderly there himself, but he found a disor- derly and lewd character there some months ago. He went to the place to get diamond from a woman she was supposed to have stolen. He saw the woman but did not get the diamond. This woman was the only disorderly person he ever saw in the place.
 Detective Keegan, however, said he saw noisy and lewd persons 20 there at all hours and not later than a few weeks ago he saw crowd of women and men there drinking.
 Arthur H. McKechnie, editor of the local edition of the Sunday Herald, testified that he had lived opposite the hotel for some time and he saw disorderly characters and street walk CTS enter the place at all hours of the day and night. He denied making the complaint or even discussing the mat ter with the prosecuting attorney He was the strongest witness for the state.
 Judge Lowe said his side of the case was not ready to go on, but later stated that continuance would not amount to anything anyway as an appeal would be taken. A fine of S100 and costs and three months in jail was accordingly imposed and an ap- peal was taken under bail of $500.
 The cases against John A. Bagley and Henry Hellmann, proprietors of the Arlington hotel, and Isadore Mon nier, a saloon keeper, at PAT Bank street, were continued to Saturday under their own recognizances.
 Thomas Flynn was fined ST and costs for intoxication. John Nash was sentenced to thirty days in jail charged with intoxication and breach of the peace. A woman living on Ca nal street said he aroused the neigh. borhood this morning at 1 o'clock by pounding and kickig at her door. Mul- Ter said he was taken to the woman's house by an Italian for lodging and that his watch and all his money, S16. were taken from him. Muller is em- ployed at Scott's in Cheshire. He was fined S7 and costs.
 John Shearon of Waterville admit ted stealing S5 worth of groceries from W. D. Beach's wagon opposite Fords store in Waterville last night. He was fined S and costs.
 After court Monnier changed his mind and offered to settle. His offer was accepted and he paid $50.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-14

Shervans, 3-6x5-6 each. S10.50 to $27.50 Kazacks, larger sizes. $21 to $40 each A good variety of Bokhara, ci<estan, Daghestan, Mousoul and others, in medium sizes, all beautiful rich color ings. Carbagh Rugs, 3-2x4-6, from
 S7.50 to S9.J0 each AnjtoIium Mats. $149 each Silk Finish Skirt Facing for skirt binding, superior in wear to mo hair, will not roughen the softest kid shoe, all colors, price Dc yd AT THE ART DEPARTMENT. Letter Foundation, all worked let ters for handkerchiefs, pillow cases. napkins and table cloths, can be combined in monographs, white only, at 6jc to $2.25 dozen Stamped Society" Pillow Slips, require no embroidery, design in colors on velvet, Masonic, Odd Fellows, K. of O. and others, each Jc Pillow Girdles of silk and mercer ized cotton. all cords with tassels, new style in fancy cord in com bination of colors, at 75c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-14
NOTICE.

The Bureau of Assessment of the city of Waterbury, in the matter of the assessment and determination of benefits and damages accruing to all parties interested by the layout of a storm water conduit for Little brook in Adams street, as the same accepted by the board of aldermen, June 19: 1905, approved June 70, 1905, made re- port to the board of aldermen, setting forth that they caused reasonable no- tlce to be given to all persons interest ed in the proposed public improvement, in all respects pursuant to the proyis- Ions of the charter of said city. to ap- pear before them and be heard in ref erence thereto, and that they fully heard at the time and place specified in said notice all persons who appeared before them.
 And thereupon they did assess and determine that the following named persons pay to the city of Waterbury for benefits accruing to them and each of them by the proposed public inn provement, over and above hall dam ages, the sums written opposite their names, respectively, to wit:
 John OhNeill, Jr ...............S S4S1 .o9 James Enstice ................ 4OO.OO
 Total . ..,...... .SsS1 .39
 Report accepted. assessment of ben efits and damages confirmed and adopted by the board of aldermen, Sep tember Il, 1905, approved September 12, 1905.
 Attest:
 GEORGE H. NETTLEToN.
 e-14.3 City Clerk.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-14

Mercerized Cotton at 25c and 50c silk at 2Jc, JOc and Ioc Crosby High School Pillow Top and Back, white letters on light blue pennant, each J0c LEATHER NOVELTIES. Tn Wrist, Carriage and Automobile Bags in strap back and handle styles, plain and fitted, in seal, walrus. lizard, pig skin, giraffe. alligator, morocco and Japanese leather, special line at 95c Novelties at SIPS to S1s.J0 each CHINA DEPARTMENT IN THE
 BASEMENT. A New Shipment of Fancy JapanazS
 China. Included Daisy design assorted Salad and Fruit Dishes,
 25c to SIPS each- Tete-a-Tete Sets at 6E Small Pieces, 25c and J0c each Burnt Wood Outfits from
 $1.9s to s4.50 each Blanks in large assortment from
 s3 to s2 each in Handkerchief Boxes, Mirrors, Match Safes, Glove Boxes and other novelties.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-14
CITY NEWS

{ Angelo Tatagelo and Mary Martona were married at the church of Our Lady of Lourdes this morning by Father Karam.
 Miss Katherine Kilmartin of West Main street has purchased the two family residence of Thomas F. Jack son. 191 Hillside avenue.
 One of the White-Simmons horses caused plenty of excitement in the north end last evening. It got away from it's driver on Hawkins street and turned into Bishop at rapid pace. 1t continued It's journey pell nell down Bishop street and when it reached North Main street it took a tumble. Oficer Stevens. who was near by. went over and aided the driver in raising the animal. which was none the worse for it's mad dash.
 A surprise party was given last evening at the home of Miss Margaret Broderick on South Wilson streer. It was a merry gathering of young peo- pie and they well enjoyed themselves. The contributors to the entertainment were Miss E. Doolan and K. Lane in mandolin selections: solos were sung by Mss M. Lane and ]. Hyland. Miss Broderlck and M. Cairns. There was a cake walk by Miss A. Hylsnd and c. Cotter, and there were many parior games. Toward the close refresh ments were served.
 John Claffey of South Elm street and Loretta Bagley of South Leonard r4~ N.s nN .an this morning by the Rev Father Glee- son at St Patrick's church. with high mass. Joseph BsgIey. brother of the bride, and Loretta Claney. sister of the groom, acted as oesf man and bridesmaid respectively The bride was arrayed in brown silk. while the maid of honor wore green silk. After a wedding breakfast. at the brides home the couple left on q wedding trip 10 Boston and Springfield They will be at home after September e.
 The jaunting car which is used in Barney Gilmore's A Rocky Road to Dublin" was slightly injured while being carried to Waterbury on the cars today. When John R. Rogers. who Is Mr GIlmore's press agent. heard of the accident to the vehicle. he became furious and immediately started out to look for the scalps of the railroad officials. It seems that the persons who handled the cart dl1 not know what the contents were and if was used a trile more roughly than it should be. The axle WAS bent the arms also. and the headlight was dam sred- The cart was taken to car riaep shop and repaired in short lime.
 Joseph Brown. a barber on Cherry street. feels uneasy about the knees nnd hands these days owing 10 header he took at Mount Carmel last sunday. The knees or his pants are worn. but not from excessive devotion. the palms of his hands are cut almost fo fbe bors. and the tip of his nose is as red as the sun in a foz. all owing fo the header he took at Mount Car mel He was aIightinx from q car amid the usual rush and his pedal ex- Ersuffins rot stuck sn the trplieT frseks and he wss laid cut on all faurz The approzeh ~ s car thst fhreztFne4 te deczrff4fe bin. ff noz crt hiu ia twain. couid not ret hiu 1n hfs feet ard ke bad to tr nxzIsGesi cr fks track to szfzT.