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The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-10-26
COLONIST TICKETS.
SALE DATES.

Commencing March LIST and con-
tinuine daily until and including
May15th, 1905. and commencing,
September 10th and continuing
daily until and including October
31st, 1905. colonists tickets will be
on sale from eastern points and
direct intermediate from;
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-10-26

When opportunity goes to knock at
some mems doors It hangs around IN
Oil It is certain they have gone out
In an Igorrote village q dead dog il
considered Of much greater value than
q 1--we lion.
At forty a man wishes that be knsw
- much " he aid at twenty and that
he really knew II.
All men are to be trustsd-if tn
are sufacient1y wsii paid
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-10-26

II. a plague. I say. on seieneef
j Every day II finds some plan
Or invents some new appliance
To inaprove the looks of man

Every day II finds some plan
~ Or invents some new appliance
To Improve the looks of man.
Little men are now made taller.
Legs are Strengthened that were bowed
Stout men may be made much smaller.
Science helps the pigeontoed.
Doctors build up fattened noses,
Ears may be remodeled too.
He's in error who supposes
Natures work will have to do.
Chests that formerly were hollow
Science makes to bulge today;
Any man may match Apollo
II he has the price to pay.
Chins and lips n eyes are neatly
Made to order while you walt:
faces are rebuilt completely.
LONELINESS Ii out of date. !.
Science with the aid of brsces I
Brings the warped man into shape
Gives the ugly handsome faces.
Makes n goblet OF an ape. 1
Nature made me handsome. splendid: |
Made me straight OF limb and tall.
But / fear my glory's ended
II good looks may be for all.
We who shine must lave reliance
On our wealth new or our wit.
And these things the men a science
VIII be making ere they quilt.
Chicago Rccord-HsraId.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-10-26

smith ard Jones' sccn always to b
togct, err"
Yes. a sort Of fellow fee..ng. They
were both disappotnttd IN lose by the
woman"
But Jones IL marriel and Smith u
not"
Il know. Joaes r;Ir;lei her ane
Smith d.dnt"-noLss a ust.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-10-26
PERT PARAGRAPHS

Strange that people who yearn for
the higher life never think Of such q
thing as moving into the attic.
Even though q woman Is not keeping
q boarding house for her health. she
should take into account the health OF
her boarders.
II the hen could read the papers and
see the quotations on eggs she would
doubtless do a little Growing under her
breath.
A baldheaded man is always ready
to buy a gold brick IL 1t Is labeled
Hair Restorer."
Time and tide wait for no man. Mel
ther will the sunrise postpone its en-
gasement an hour or two in order to
give lovers time to say Good night"
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-10-26
Exclaimed

No doubt the small boat hugs the shore
In iandlocked harbors snug
Because the DOR thing has no more
Attractive thing to hug.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-10-26

Corresponding rates from other
points.
For further information call on
Agent Southern Pacific Company
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-10-26
Joaes.

The Doctors Nlfe-Ase yon COINS
out rsnin!
D~octor-yes. Jones wanted me 10
look after his mo,he--in-law ohco
noe. lie thought sie WIS be 'onaln
50 nuch wOvss.
The Doctors Wife-Io you think Ms
serious. then:
Doctor-Niy. no. I.e IL such M o.
t,mist. you kaow,-Broosiyn Life.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-10-26
Sympahede

@She Is very tender hearted"
"Is she reallyT'
"well. / should say 50. She knits
wooden socks for the feet OF her steam
radiators because. she says. she can't
bear to see them have chilblains."
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-10-26
Sure to Follow.

what makes you SO positive we win
have an open winter?"
MY wife has just purchased an ex.
pensive set of furs."
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-10-26
Honeymoon

Mrs. Newbride-T'm sorry you don't
like my cooking.
Mr.. Newbride-why. my dear. I've
never complained of Il.
Mrs. Newbride-But you're always
growing about your stomach.--New
York World.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-10-26
Enrty.

High on the water wagon
The driver huns n tune
The Only fellow that Is left
And he may tumble soon.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-10-26
% TIME CARD
$3.50

The Nevada Central Railroad leaves Battle
Tuesdays and Saturdays at 90 A
N. returning " ednesaays aud Sundays at AZ *
g.. q. MOORE. Agent
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-10-26

At times free
dom does not ap-
e to be who'll
" an ideal state
to the young Ia
dies.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-10-26

Big words on
ly impress those
who do not IN
dentand their
meaning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-20

Samline, f2te Gfto6er 1906.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-20
Era Galc COLLEGE,
@atesbiGe @is.

@ale College begpnote iaar lin
Sirfiombeo sem 36ie Sftober. Sfolcr
hor ogiad iaar fire 2rrere, nemlia
&Git. 8tnnteItao, @eitprer; q. 8iere,
amanba @drem og g. =. 9aaia, Ser
iuoebar BEN Stiuing, 8rof. 9. g,
Reuiie babe ifior.
8aitor @immeitaS bar siennem
SommerertS 2eb talt SfoIers Gag
&C nGrIiggenoe Neniabeoer, og bette
er itoen Soil gldriasen til, at ri peh
bette Sfoleanrs gegmrSaic bar ON.
trent 70 8nlge iaa mango gleOer Jon
REQ tiblisere aabninssoose.
uSgrapnineer for oct rpe 9ormi'
torn er nplig p~aabegpHSt. Gormito'
riet fonmer iii at blipe Ell ire Sta.
ses "brif peneereS" gpgring, 70N
40, ret Spb for GoIe9ebpsuineeu.
Set er Reninsen, at Sen ifal
bIioe aIoeIes iarots oeS n9ite SfoIe'
aars @espnoelie. gniementet bill BIZ
berpttet I'll aisffen 90 Spiieial. :
Be sorise gtaser oil Der pore Stlioer.
o. SopepgreIier for 10 Gleper.
Son. q. q. Saseitab og 5. g
gne5agen er be Reuo, JON bar ia
Iig / spiSien ior bette Sp9geioretn
genSe.
De i~orIfieQige mliifoIIfe, atbIeti
ife % IiterGre 6oreninger er aaereo,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-20
Ct. aHssar Semiuarr
Il. sRsear, Soma.

9ette or en- al Den Sorereoe Rir'
fcs Strler. Cen bIeU griubloet I
1873 oa bar idnr beapnbt jim 2s-an.
rige gtrtiontbeS meS lgie ltSfgter
for ct goot aor. Zen beeouSer Bette
Sfoteaar uSen @iplS o. butIer iaaIs'
Ses paa en- iolfo iirauciel Pats, Gen
bar IRE 2Grere % en- Sarerin0e oeo
Sioen al ghIfHRreriroa og Grecep.
treiS.
Stplens SooeSiurmnaI er Of sipc
en- soS llboaHReIle paa ct htt5erf.fr'.
IteIigt @rlmNlag. @runolrggerHe
iuoiaa 3souenSigbeSen Of at Sier.
tets llSSamelie saar SannS ! Saano
rteo Sierrcus.
ssIaenoe aurier bpbes: College
tsoTtiai paa SISe So
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-20
aitbcr college,, DEBORAH, Soma.

Sfelge geIlutning al bette aars
Spupoensoe beepnbte 2ittber College
fit Sfoleaar ibsit en- llge ienere emo
elerS. @lenantaIlet err MI 1914, bui..
fet er Here, END Sfolen pleier at bape
peb benne Sib. Wen iaa er Oct 10
ct &ronaar iaar. Tesueen ipnes fteofe
flere Of faa ginene op for, bpao bet
betpoer for en- ing Wano at fao en-
friitelig ltooonnelie. Sort Sono bar
mango Htnfe MGno, men Oct trRnger
flere brdpe, frtiteIigitnoeoe Rpno.
@eo Sfoleaarets gegpnoelie opto8
grof. O. 8ptbne after fine ~llnberpts.
ningstimer / 8r9if og Rorif. San
benptteSe 10 iom befjenot meo Spno.
bens EiaaSeIie forrige aar I'll en-
llSenIanosreiie. San meobragte til
Gonegets @ibliotef Here bunoreoe
@ino norife gsger, bels inpfisbte for
8enge fra Ell Gel al Sfolens Seuner
Bertiilanbs, bells iom 8aoe ira for.
fielige SoI6 / 9orge.
Brpf. Spernti nnfom meo fin 5a'
mile liot efter SfoIenS aabuiug. Ge
forifieaiae slfoeliu9er al BET muIifal-
fe 4rbeioe er / fulb Sirffonbeo. 9et
ftore &or teller omfring so Stem.
mer. Nofioa fornsieligt bar set for
Ieoen Iften, 90 Sr. 8rsnbablS Stl.
benterlrte % Softtof, ifjGnfet Sol.
IeeetS WuiPum, bra9tes inc netop
iom 8oret ffuloe begpn6e. s Ell, to,
ire, baobe mon inOspet "Sanger
Surra" og inng beu ioa me6 megen
@eeeiItring til ggre for Sr. @ren.
DOL, bpis 8eiSg meb Srtitiania Stu.
6enterfor lent pil gIemmes oeb 2utber
College.
8rof. 0t. g. 9Iefen, ser falbtes iom
2prer / &eIision og 0orif / oen for
berebenbe afbeIing, iautt til at oper-
tage en- Del al SiIipnet oeb Sfolen,
bar ontoget &oIbet, men er eabnu life
onfommet.
Der berifer ~oIminbelig Silfrebsbeb
her oeo Goqeget / a~nlebning al iiOite
Spnooes forifieItge g%eilutuinger or-
gnnelbe 2rtber College. SITE blot
iiotalte Spnooen i'm atterfieuoelie al
Grbeibet peo Goae9et / alminoeli9beo
og / Seroelesbeo at 2utber College
Sun6ap ASSOCIATIONS Stiftelie, mett
BEN bellutteoe at forlpnee ben fprbe.
rsoenSe Ifoelings altrius til fire aar,
nnbefaIenbe GoGlege-8liriuiets lubpi.
belle meb ct "2iterarp Gourie~ for
Be 10 fi6Ite aarS gebfommenoe. ans
i9tte en- M 29rer iarnt bempnoigeoe
&irferaao % Sofitltet til Of orone oct
ioo, at Golle9ets 9eItprer foor ans
Ieontrg iii at reife omfrtug | Sam-
fltnbet for Of arbei6e for en- M gpgs
ming, IGrli9 for 9eboeIie, peb Cole.
get. 9esrt6en opmIntrer Spnoben
til 9ibrog til Spgning for 9ibliotet
% Raieum.
Gette er, iom man oil F%fisnne, NOT.
iaa pibtrpffenbe 9eitemmelier, men
oct er iifferlig poafrGpet, og bar
Ipnee nrret BET. SaaIeoes fan f.Gr. al
De 1914 gIeoer life 9oot mere eno tic
DO | 9pgningen. 90 naar man oeo,
bore andre SfpIer onitreuger Jig for
at ifoffe 8labs til 9eboelie for ollie
@leper, iaa buroe bel Samfuuoets
eneite College fituHe bpbe Oct. Sette
ipnes oainn nogen bier at meme, iao
oct er at babe, at So9en meb mn gpg.
ming bill ntroe olmtnoeIig SiI1utning
On 9Iab Dag bill oct iaIfaIb pGre for
2utber College, ndar otsie forffieGIiae
8eiIutninger bIiper til SirfeIigbeS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-20

Warie Sasen, Strona's 8rdirte,
8is.; Oscar 2diprenee aroitu, ii.
iber; grenora 8ertr,ina 2Muion,
Can Claire, 8is.; Bertha Gbriito.
pberiou. @racttinser, "a; enuua
Gbriitina Gbriitina SobHiou, &oie
Sapn, @is. Wartin 2ltopig ReIion
SerSrum. &or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-20

oreaniiereSe, % Stiioetterne tager
Del / ale meS flor Snteresie.
Get afabenriife auriiis er forIGn.
get meo ct gar, iaa at BET M tdger
fem aar of giennemgaa oct belle aur.
ius.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-20

Der fine 9raouerter til tit College,
ioa Tan bisie iaa en- llSannelie, Der
er | ole dele iaa goo, iom man fan
fud neS ct lluiueriitet.
= ben Soreneoe STRIFE er Der M
Ter afaSemier. Samiuroct aiper bper
at oisle, tror leg, $500 Idret. Ne.
niHeen oermeb er pit nGrmeIt, at De
iaaIcoeS ifaI ipttes iitatts til at ba ct
fifteIigt afaoemifurius, bporfra no.
eaar @raouenter, iom er iGrolsc I'll
at optases i Sreibman'alasien peo
Ct. Olai. 9isie A~faoeuier tlener
% iom "5eebers" for Goaeset. Suts
Ct. Sloi i Se iorbignnsne Iar bar
ierot iaa mango til Seminarlet, bpcr
mango flere MAJ Bet life ie zig tltano
III at ienbe, buis afaoemierne an
iseroer line arGfter for at glsre
S,eibmnnflasien peo Goue9et r'9tt9
flor buert slar. 8uoe ataoernier
runbt ON i samiuuoct % ct 9oof
@ulege pil piie Jig at bore en- lfor
araft blanbt bort Golf % oil ia er
pelIignet girfrins paa Dor strte.
gpgnims % &eparntioner.
SamiunSet bepilgeoe $4,000 til
SmtaIiatring al oen gamle gpgnln9.
Ger far bo prret Sueoterins, Nn'
ling, 8Iaitrina, iaa bet bar 6apt 900
Sfif. De gamle aiiGloi8e8e Snne er
iorionnone, % gpguingen opbeoes
meS Camp. 9pgninaens l(ottoe er !
Ssmmcrens Sob tire 8Gnge blet ma
LET. gpgninsen er oeiuu btet moIet
operalt paa Snoitben. GrPtoenten9,
aaslererens % He~gtitratorcnS aon'
torer er / atben gtage, itaar | nste
SorbinSeIie meo ~btnonbet % gier
set 6efpemmere % Ietpinotere. De
igiiife, femiife oe biolo8iife Soboro'
torier bar 9IaSS i isrite gtage. 8o9'
bortseIen her for augsburg Hublt'
hing Souie bar en- S~ierOeocl al 9aIe'
mentct til ai6enpttelie. Ger er %.
iaa en- bel Del andre 6oranSrin9er |
gpgningen. 8ruiiSent atIoabl %
@iccprpIiocnt 8laioe fan life anoet
eno bsiligen roles ior Den Gpgtisbeo,
sc bar ubpiit / at foreitaa Oct arbetSe,
'om bar ~nsSpenbigt til at iaa bisIe
Toranbirnser paa iaa fort Sto iitano,
S~ilirrbsbeb meo Soranoringerne ber'
fer blanbt Stuoerterne i bei 8rao.
On 8pgning for at opbeSe % be-
Ipie ole Sfolans gpgninger er I'M.
ser Spfsrelie. Den beitaar al roo
Concrete.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-20
9aehaanoe.

en- bel Gel al Goae8ets 8roouen'
ter far 9iftet itg / Soutmerens 2sb.
Snals6es fan nGones u. Srpgitab,
gift meb Tartbo SoIano ira Rinre-
cpoIis; :. g. Sertsoaarb, meo Riis
@naen fra Ienomonie, isis; Spar
&am ietb, meo Bertha Raion fra &o.
LAMB, So: Sobnn arnt Hris, meO
Imanbo 2arion fra Bate Rius, So.;
90. G.. Sartmann, meo SrSneloa
9sdmnn ira ct. antbonp Garf,
Minr.; S. %. Green, meo agnes
@itrm ira n9r 0ecornb.
6slaenbe College, rooucrter er
29rere neo morn 'lutberife aatbemi.
er; @ecrgina Gieion, $. g. Serts.
gaaro % Siguro gu peo G~oncorota
College, Moor6eao, Winn.; $. ~.
Sbompion % g.. s. @ilbertion beO
9IeaIunt @iep 3utber College; Spar
Rnmietb og Germ 9isrIie peo Ct.
ansgar Seminarp; Sophia gergb og
aenes aittdsbp peo auguitara Sol.
Iege; 9. 81. 8se og q. 9. 8oieImnS
reo @eioori College, oe - iaa piot ri
peb - W. 6. @osniib peS Scnnbi'
napia 9lcaSrmp. Gbriitiau StoftaS
bar aniGttelie peS Sefpea.
8. 6. Roloao8. en- iiSite Mars
8raouent, er M oeS uniperiitetet
ariIttartd.
Oscar Salporien ReinboIt, ogiau
en- iioItr Iors @rnbuent, er Wiuein,
ipeftsr unber llncle Gam / 9enoer.
Colorado.
Rrs. 6. Z. arftb1To SsSe Jer
Spen / gegpnSelian al SuIi. Sun
par / Here alor Wuiifl9rerinoe %
&rsceptreis peo Sfoler. De gomIt
Stubenter pil itrar erinbre benoe.
naor ieg naoner benbeS 8igeHaDu
Mijs O8rien.
Yrofesior 6ranf G. Dtiais, ION
rar Srrer Der / SIutningen al so,
garene. er 6sb. San reiite berfra
1890 for at bare 2prer oeo De Baum
l~lnioeriitp / Snoinrn. San pnr / iir
Sio S9rer peS Bates College i 2euis.
ton, Re., og 9aprence llniperiitu
aspIetou, @is. Shit bapSe ban GIN
iGtteIie oeo NanaI observatory, Q
G., buor ban bsbe al Rerpefeber. Sar
oor en- nugget lHrS WanS. San pol
8raouent ira Ge Baum l~lniueriitp
itttSerebe TO @ar peS So6ns Sopfin!
% ire Gar peS Cornell ltnioerfitu
Stbaca, q. g., bpor ban erbperpeSI
ia Softorgraoer. Suitru og IirI
Bern besrGoer bans tiSlise Bort
gang.
9r. 8ep. 8. gergb er 2Rrer Der
Sr9if ianr. SiSite aar bar ban pa
! Reiie / europa. San opboISt ia el
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-20

Stor SereiperbeS - li0eu Saf
2et er 8eroens 8arg.
Zen 5oriGnseIige bill. at ban:
SlGOe oper i'm egen Berion ogiaa ia
beIeS al andre.
Spor oanifeligt mao oet life bare
life at uonptte Ell Renreifes Sengi
penbeo.,
Sorugt life Ssilisbeoeu. ling
Sommen iprinser eierne oper Stot o.
Sten; men eroelig l9rer ben. at maj
paa bauebe geie fan fomme letter
irem. SsHig5eS bauer Seiene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-20

(sor,iai paa srOs s.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-03

treasure in which Nature summed up the achievements of the past and an ticipated the possibilities of the fu- ture could not be for him! But if not for him. for no one, he swore. Yet he felt an intense sympathy for poor do Vitre. sitting haggard at the foot of the table. eating nothing, moodily dram ing his glass and staring at Anne. She was as far from him as Heaven. Next to Anne, with the permission of the guests on account of the nature of the occasion. the marquis had placed the Comte de Kersaint. whose naval rank would not have entitled him 10 so high a seat at the table. Next to de Kersaint sat the gallant rear admiral. St. Andre du Verger. soon to die and win an immortal name for his heroism in the approaching battle By his side was placed Mon sieur de Bompart. chef-d Escadre. or commodore commanding division of six ships of the line which had re- gently ersered the harbOr. aided by the unfortunate gale which had con- pellcd Hawke to break the blockade for the time being-a welcome reeu- forcement indeed for de Conhans.
 The feast of the evening had been made 10 announce formally the en- gagement of Anne 10 de Kersaint. The countess had protested, and had again directly preached 10 her grand father the subject of her plighted troth to de Vitre. The marquis had refused to hear her: as before. had pooh-poohed the whole affair as girl isb irritation What had maidens to do with hearts? he questioned. Those were luxuries reserved for married women. In the ethics of France in that day a maiden's duty was obedi- of an obscure house. no match for the last and most beautiful of the de Ro- Aans. She surely was not in earnest. Her grandfather's refusal would in deea relieve her honorably of the at
 tentkns of de Vitre. since she had
 eHpreseiy stipulated for his consent.
 But betseen de vitre and de Kersaint
 she preferred the former. or. to speak
 by the cad. she preferred neither. She wanted Grafton. and Grafton only. ! She was in as great unhappiness therefore in tais new development as
 before Unable or unwilling. at that
 time. to break iro open rebellion. es-
 peciaIly nov tha, she was separated
 apparently irrevocssly from Grafton.
 Anne deemed it well 10 temportze. In
 spite of her fiieh'. her renuuciation of
 him. she was waiting and hoping to hear from the man she loved. She
 had only stipulated. the.fore. that there vas to ne no fornlzl betrothzl. and that her grandfather sholId con-
 arr himself to the simple snpcunee-
 rnsHt 1s ths 1s-. hat # - !. ~a-- EsEP5ssfg7
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-03

, archbishop of vannes. Below him sat
 his highness the Prince de Beauffre- l mont -Listenois. the vice admiral of the 1 fieet-unfortunately not destined 10
 add to his renown in the coming cam
 paign.
 l After these in order of rank were
 ranged the chief officers and captains
 of the van division of the great French
 Armada Among them, near the foot
 of the table. sat Denis de Vitre. He
 had been duly exchanged since his ar | rival and promoted to the rank of
 capitaine-de-fregat and recently ap- pointed executive officer of Le Thesee.
 still under the command of the Comte
 de kersaint de kerguelen.
 Graftons glance took in this line
 with one quick survey. and then turned | to the other side of the table. His gaze swept past ths marquis and rested | upon the person who sat al his left hand. This place was occupied by the granddaughter Of the house. He looked at her for second. then closed
 his eyes as if the sight had dazzled
 him. Never had he seen her so beau
 tiful, never had she presented so
 splendid and glorious a picture. Not
 in his most rapturous lovers dream
 had he imagined this.
 She wore dres3 of pale violet satin,
 with pippings of white and laclngs
 of silver over the pointed bodice. It
 was cut low. of course. after the fash
 ion of inc day and afforded full view
 of her dazzling neck and shoulders.
 The gaze of other men upon them seemed 10 Grafton proclamation. . She Was a perfeet blaze of diamonds. The jewels of centuries. known and storied in inc de Rohan traditions. had . been wrought by cunning artifcers in to rare and beautiful forms to pre- | sent a fl setting for her radiant
 beauty. A coronet of gems flashed in , the mazes of her powdered hair. Dia-
 mond stars caught ihs bertha of . matches point lace which fell low , lover her corsage; diamoad clusters fastened the little white plume that , curled backward. like sunbeam in a , ltwiIight. over her hair. rising softly . from her sweet brow in th. fashion n lof the time.
 E. Low at her eorsage she gore bunch r. of priceless orchids whose purple and If violet hues shot with touches 0, gold \ blended so exouisitely with the fab. n lTic of her gown
 ,e AGrafton had eyes for 10 one but her le He, had known that she was heautifa ie even in the simplicity in which sh D. had always been robed zhen he ha is seen kr. He had knO~n thst sh Of vas the, faires of women. 10 him a n- any rate. but h. never realized ani ed nov how nzsniasently royal she Va .. b Der rsre end --ezisi'< 'o-essrss ! <s Hz sssEG :. x ss = -.caEsS % te eiy Ss.s -zs ss- l. Fps8 sTfsy -
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-03
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HAMILTON. Bermuda. Jan. 3.-The Danish steamer GalIia. from Hamburg Dec. for Savannah. has arrived here with the survivors of the crew of the Norwegian bark Marpesia. Captain Jensen, from New York Dec. 2 for Catte. The Marpesia was blown up a, sea by the explosion of her cargo of naphtha. and eleven of her crew were killed. Seven of the crew who were saved landed here last night. The Mar pesia carried out of the port of New York 415.OOO gallons of. naphtha. val ned at s44.65o. Her agents in New York were Benham & Bcyesen.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-03
Prayed For Ss~ress Iu Crime,

NEW YORK. Jan. 3.-Aueust Kes- eler. ten years old. believes in the eff cacy of prayer no longer. He attended mass on New Years morning in St. Patrick's church ard. he says. prayed that he be enabled to get away with plenty of loot when that night he should break into the office of George l.. Hatfield. a roofer Having opened
 with a chiseI the rear window of Hat fields office. he was arrested and jailed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-03
Copyright. lsl, by D. Appleton { Co, New York.
CHATTER xXIIT.

NUMBERED-WEIG EIGHED-DIvIDED. >"HE great Gothic apartment -yss ablaze with light from
 hundreds Of wax candles in
 sconces set between the banners or the wall. or in the massive candeIabra standing upon the long table which Wa gilstening with gorgeous service of rare and mas sive plate. Ancient flagons of curi- ous shapes from Flanders. cups from Italy that Cellini might have chased exauisite dishes of the finest Sevres nate tendre. the royal porcelain oi France first coming into use at that t;me-Madame de Pompadour's one good gift to humanity-were ranged upon the board. Wine of the rares' vintage. fabulously old and each droT priceless. spark,ed in the tall crysta roblefs which some rowing ancestor had brought from Venice. Ih' damask linen cloth was streNn witt \ .,range and beautiful orchids iron abe matchIess conservatories of m .nateau. their odd shapes and lav .nder hues vividly outlined agains the snowy napery
 servants in the gorgeous mediaeva livery of the de Rohans fitted noise ,.ssiv. about seTying the nUmerou .ues,s. Musicians from one of th sh;ns in the hsrbor discoursed swee melodieAin an adjoining chamber | .hor, nAsing had been left undon = give hN or and magnifcence to th feast. The resources of the ehatea n.d been lavishly displayed, and ve' s.iI,es itself could scarcely have a xrrded a more splendid showing ,.-,,rious elegance and wealth.
 Around the board were grouped m'
 sr,ne the names of some of Il .nnaest families in France. At t Ss.a of course, s4t the Msrqus
 ~.,rs-Rohan himself. old Jea
 ..nd skndins erect behind
 s;r On bis right in the seat <r vas v.aeed Admiral de C
 uho. ia addition to sis e1al "a rsns s,~e as's7s1 T,,.~es sse ssB-satss and Dr5sa
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-03
Learn To Dance

at Miss Nellye T. Reeds Dancing Academy, 1Os Bank street. second floor Jones & Morgan's building. Tuesday evenings advanced class. Beginners classes always forming. Thursday and Friday evenings. Terms, -12 class les sons, $4: 4 private and 6 class. $5: t private. $5; single private lesson. $1.