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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31
DENIES TIE Run0Rs.
Ssfon Ksnsto ssys Ais kusiness tfefs
 is bf sn stSnsmit Natufs.

New York. Aug Bi-t Baron Katitkb,
 minister of hgfltnltiitt ih tlie cabinet of Mafuttis flo, toieefiiihg whose inis- siUii to tho tttiiltd states there hns been iiliipii conjecture, Ehte 0tit aii iii- tpptlew last nieht ih wliiti iie declares ilat lIs busiiitss if America is purely of aii economic hatiite tie denied aii. sIdtttt tiiat he ind ahttiiihg to do wllli tie peace negotiations at Ports iibtili iti iiis stfalipbiilted tnsk, he dttlnfesl tt accomplished iiiueh and sees bs hii iittiihaie result the eeotnohlc saltatl6h Of lis country as well hs nti piiufiious amount Uf good i6 Anefitn.
 aiitotifiibtt iht llfe, utd paftietiar lt dufiip itit terms lh tlie pniinet of NIHfduls ttb, 1 have laken" said the bafuii, "u deep iiteftd ti economic 1iipsiiniis, which led to iuy helhp nlated li tlinfne or the fnpnnesp ts lillIts ht numerous exp0slti6hsi ihtind lhn ilmt nt st Louis.
 "ih Inc teaf aiif a duhftef thai I have iieen iii tiiis t0hiiirt inve beeh studying e0hstnhtit My soi0ufhs In luf0ie proved tU mo lhnt tlie fiu fuhhnh markets wtfe filled with tttlr own irudncts. ahd | snw here iiint if ilp front door bf tht Amttichii niafket was tlhspd. tlle lmek door wAs open iu Aslh iii the course of my invesiian tl0iis have talked wlih hii kinds If people and have lehfiitd q great deal itiutii what believe i6 hc ilie glorious future lint lies before the tinted States in tic fnf pnst
 f8 nie thp Tinted states tna ai wats seefneii second home. hhd if rnti hflha about file ttuhnnlp HiilHnfe ilidt 1 aiu nuw ffte to talk about | shall feel on nerUnni uf the ebtl fhai Will aftftir. tlini 1 have tnld hafi If inf deld If gratitude
 Probably within | few weeks | slall no bark home and slhii tell ms people Inc results 6f my stndt. shaii iell tlietn thgt Inc United states ls a tpthiff without thought nf teffi i6flal naefnndiyeinent ihnt ihe Amefi tah people VII defend ihc fiehfs nf oihef nations as ihef viii defend their dwhl heeause fhet lntc indlvitnni light aud lnditlHnai ilitny 1 shaii toll mf people thai the wat to Upen Asia. srs etlfrlt md npHeeaiiif, ls ihrmRh Inc introduction af American civilization
 And [ shali in more thhn ihnt if nm allowed C. ao n nm fenfit iu serve as q iuynl sutict nf Japan and ns sincere friend of America in irins lng nbmit an economic ailanee naf ifeaif sieuel uh parchment. but itH ielniel ln the hearts and tbe minds nf ihe people af tntan and thp tn.tei siafes Tint is my ambition To aehlete | nfn hefe on mt setfan pointed mission. ani ifusi tiiat mt tnpfts will be crowned with suraess.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31
SUMMONED IN.
insurance hsn Must Appear Rsfore Investigating
 Committee.

New Yoti,, Aug Bi- subbppbaa liave bttii Issued fuf tIle phtite iIst bf Billttts fiji five ltadlne iifH ihslIf- hheb tUlil,aiiiesy stiidhbliItie tiieh1 lO Hpbtar btfbtt tllb NHw ybfk itpisia- tltt lilstiinhte iiitestInHtiUii tolilmlt- tte At It's bbeiiiiie sbsslUh iiext we'd tiesdut.
 AinOhe the well kh0wh heh f0p wllbiii siibpbtiias liHtt btth ihAdh ptit tte Jbliii A MCCALL tiebtpt w. fttlliis, tjhfwlii f. kibesltt, iiibthas A tBektet, tiuee h. fufbeil. tiebise Tp Wllsbh. fl, H .Wlhtlirob, t,ieliatd A Nlrt'tittty toliti |, tttTtiiiah. ituipt 1Tlske Aid Fredtfltk A, t,httiiihh
 Those Httiiaiiy served tlitis fhf Ate Nitssts Mttnll. Perkins, ttihtsittt fatttli hiid Wilson
 sb fut us kiiowii flo sttbbtiihs hhve lppt lssttti fbf sehHtbt thnttiitty tttpHw bt taiiies ithzth ittde. tiu lHtttr Is outside bf tlie stdte bht iis totiiistl Is iiiidetstbbd tU. hhte hsstited ilie iiitestigutots ital hb viii ebine to New York fbt. tllt purpose of fp. ttlvItr service Of tie babets siiouId tltt lt thnde buti
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31
CITY NEWS

Mics fille Miller uf C Narih Vine street is very iii at hef home
 uiiliafv hand promenade Monday -ehlnT September !. labor day. a, Eagles hali
 wafkmen gre enrsrtd in faisinr st. atyinwhik in ffunt hf ne0iefa atafe q. Eaa Mnln street funf If five inches
 Nfiss llose t0unrrtan. whu has heoa home the rast month from the vet wiu staft iiaFk e. tunffuw fu fesuur htr position in itenfef She vii i~ afsrnranied tf hef sisfef Aiiee. wEg wiii take q position in tie semraw shnre thr fafuef ls employed
 \ hew isaG t.iaetiha pafi1f. whirh ulii ie knnwn under fha name ~ the Mmrfiiuft fs1at hiHetius t4affaf has been nfWneli ln the new lfiisy iinet faS Suush Maiu affeaf Tte tsriaf ts one 6f fhe heaf equipped iu fhe city and the managemsni sssiieits tile rat fauare nf i4hifs afd fenfiemen
 tsse;.h <. rreunsa and Eugene kaus tase poe tte eHst rroFerv sol mafkft ou Neftb Main sfrerf taawr ss fte kinesf.efs hrsnrt ef fhe ruhfs nsftet an.i hars aifeadf leeun fa saalnff thr fHfftsF hn frnrh mafe sintcra'e srsie fhsn tefore Mr Hrsnnan hsu iisea manaxsF af fhe msv. kss far ftr rssf rear aaI ia well knawn fs ttr sparsieS fessfs.e of fhis eisF ss te Ice nsamF tlnaes arf'emfrsf aa ti,s idssaf l.sse tsii Hiaaauf snf ur te his retirement ss s rear aeo vas faf ssisfssi ef.p nf sta isasf znaux fhe iaat arsfeHrs Mr ksns has tsf fffeen ycare etrrYiensr ia ssf1e af tfs iaf9esf nlsrtsts fa lie fssanfrr and Nss fosnsrir rlanaEer af fiie Isui,iif srkes on So1fh Main street Ttey taes aifssiiy reanussnatsf ts rernpiei tss m,rtsf sn< srr rFere-rx far a 4r nH orsmimG fm RiAaaf q wrwk af hsh timl~ renf snasem'Fs wBii h~ xierr fe sli ru-rhsssr~ As f-oth ar~ sstsrusiy g-IFutaF yunnz men. thsir ntuy frtr-sis wiN ussh ihem sssccsss ia fte new unsfsrfskfng
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31
THE nAtR CASE.
One Witness says ths womsn He'd a
 setona fiosbsnd.

fiie hearing on claims against tit estate 6f the late Susan AIatf wis re- suined this afternoon and fl took nit unexpected and surprising turn. At- tDfdliig to tht evidence of one of file elhlinhiits, Mrs Ellen Howe bf Orange street, deceased WIS married a see pid time nid Ter taint at fife time of her dentli WIS Mitowslii, Or "soine- thing like it" t0 dubte tie witness. SU that If Aiitowslii ls living and hears tliht lis wife left ah estate bf some si9u0. notwithstanding that slle lad betii supported is societies nhd friends tlie last fifteen years of her life there Is very little chance Of ahy bhe getting .h cent Mrs llowe's elehm amounted ib siHD for meals furnished Mrs Mnef during the last ttii years of her life Mrs Catherine lynch, iD Park uytnue, has claim fdt syOY for tneais furnished from iiite isUs Co June il0B II seems Co liafe bteii the old wmnais custom Go tFiit aiit hatl | pttnt in tifp W0fftf Hni to ilte a few days wiili entii bf Ter friends AttNnet Lynch represent lhg the tiain of sbUs bf Thomas F. ilnhht held it WAS impossible tiiat itfs Mapt eouid he supported by nii of hef friends at inc same tlne. At- lofnet slaviii counsel for Mrs tlowe afd Nits Lynch, held ht would recon ellie Inc rlhtms ehsitl Commission hfs tirtifatli and ]. li. iawim with held decisi0ti
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31
KING OSCARS FRIEND.
Lssslns Swedish roilfitisn Arrives , in thItsso.

Chicago, Aug. aiapf f. wakien. sitoin- one of inc leading figures Id Swedish politics, tlnsr ftiend Uf i<lna Oscar member of the lllksdag fof twenty teafs and lender ln religious reform in seaudinatlan countries. reached Chicago testcniat fm . brief stay
 tn an interview ilf watIeustfnm assorted that Norway wns drifting wlili appnrent certainty toward fhe formation of republic. While Nor. wat ho declared. may tet get q Ring. llls pcfs1nal views was tiat fle fc. pulilleahs Hs against inc friends nf thc monarhiai hiea were gaiuing ground ilc asserted that there was ilttle fairness alsout the ferrnt hailnt on separation
 i,r walderstrnm said inc action of N0fway had iaeu hard isiWw ts King Usrar who he derlareii. bad arei rapldIt in the past few manits
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31
STRUCK BY TRAIN.
Nan Perhaps Fatally injssed s,
 1esryviIle r.usrssy.

Yes,srdav afternoon about . 31 rat rick Ryan. supfusesI c. he of tbis rltt was sruek tv . train uear summit. aiinut one mile sud half from Terrt tfile and psfhsta fataily lntared tie bad his riRhs arm eut 70 and suStniH ed ranluuna fracture of inc fixht irE As ref lf has not been fully found eut how Htsu came ir his fHs iufies iiist f is i.eiiesed that he sfcp. resi ouf nf the wav ~ one fraiu iHfu auofhef which was coming in fhe np rus'fe diresian uf late the man has fsen efupiofe.i hy r. I Coleman ef rrisfoi. tut tesrersisv rscrnirK hs ruif rhrk ana no ruorr vas hrsui of Nm unfli fhe npws ~ tie aeridrns Aa Tor ca Ff ta knpwn hs has na frfa ffvea in ftfs fswn N thr waseriury f,papf'st fhsa affsfupaa they ssid ttia efenrrs ras fhe mans reeeyerT gre errr aaufsfnl snB shat he is resting vsrr uneasiir
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31
ANOTHER BArrLtsHip.
ths vstmsnt Was Lssnthsd ss
 0uinty, Mast, fUsDsy.

Qulhey. Mass Aug 8tl-fiiere whs every prospect carly to-day that tht new i6,UtW toh battltslip vtriiiUiit, built fbt tile United states gbvetiiiiieit l, tie FUte ititef sliipbuildiiig Cb, ivUtild be lhtihtied iii tile faiill Thls
 caused great disappointment beeatist tiuiis had beeh iiiHtie fbf Hii elaborate it0ntain lii tbiiiettiui with tie eveiitl tiuvtfiiUr Bell tf vttinUiit ahd lis stHtf did .uovetiUt UUuglus bf Mussa tltisetts htid beeii liivlted hs we'll ns ijetsUtuges Of liiiputttiiict ii national jtllpiHl life, und nil had accepted ttblii fell steadily dutliie tie ently forenoon, ljiit Il was aiiilouiitei that tliefe wUuid be ii0 eitiise In tlie pro
 grain oii that account.
 'fht battlesliip was released from
 tlie, stocks without itilslIap uiid slowly
 ihd siiibDtlilN glided dtwii tic wnssl
 Ifliutisuiids tleeted utd wuved tlltlt
 hats us the litill rushed iitU the water.
 'rlie guests nf liotibt, Including uUvl ttiibr tlihtles J Hell of tttiiiuiitj uby- triiur W. ii bougius bf Massachusetts aiid Asslstuiit Secretary uf tie Navy Cliutles Ii Darllhg, tbiiie liete bt spe- tlul tthlii dttlhg the eatly fUfen0Uni They btetipled | platform ht the lows Uf the big vessel Miss jtiiiilt c. t,tll daughter of uovtriior Bell hhd th spuiisur bf tie boat. wearing | gown ci white, WIS tlie central iltute. uii the platform, Reside her were the maids Of hDtiUr, Miss Mary t Nloufp of HuEi- tlulpli. Vt tiid Miss Virginia tl. Perry uf Methdops. Vt. tiUveriiUr Hell aud Mrs Bell, the loyttnors btllrlal stuff niid their Wives. tiutprilbf William fl. uuiiplus hiid Mrs Douglas Assistant Secretary 0f the Nhvt Charles II ljnf- ling toiliiiniider A. q. Buukutuff, i.tis slnii naval uttnti,e at Washington, sevi eftil New EnRlntd totefessneii, Mayor Thompson of tiils city and others were grouped ujUtt the voting women. The Vermont Veteran association of Mas snehtpiis, ibO strong, together with the Vermont association bf Massnpliti- setls md the Massachusetts i,uiivl4 trfs Of Vermont. occupied special | viewing stuiid iichf tlie low Of the bat llcshlp
 'rhp shipbuiliInr tohpany had opened tlip gates of the tnri tu the geiierhl public and ilnisuilds suw lie launching from tlie premises
 When flie hpw innnbf war was re7 leased Miss Hell drew back | bottle of Aiiefitnli wliip. suspended from the platform bt tli,tons, and as the htige rtnfl dipped stern foremost into lip high tide, she swunr the pendulum hard against tlie ntniofel llUw Tho bottle striirk s,iuuteis and broke upon the ship, ns Miss Hell eseialmpdi "i elirisipii thee Vermont"
 i''fhrn enine loud hnfriflls, X hed lam of sntitcs from assembled steam craft md music hy ilie Marine tnnd of the thatlcstUwn nnvt yard followed while the inUnstfuus huil efntlually came tu rest nficr the plunge
 There wna no speaking from the launching platform, bnt afipf iiit cheering and music the paftt nd luifned io the mould ioft neafllt nnd were entertained at . luncheon hy the Fore l,lter Co Here suine lnfof. nal speeches were made
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31
AT SEA IN
 OPEN BOAT.
All Night Search
 Was f1fuitless.
sthoohers in toiiisions stjne Of Them Game in Badly teaHins ss Had Part of Grew of Missing Vessel.

NaW York, ,Adr .si-Aa all hisiit stHfth fUf Il ijoat Bad Of sailors Wlb were cruising lialptssly 1t bneh seai Nas reported by iie stb65ttt Jbhii Btsstft .bti iiht htiiyal here to-dar. ltakiiie ftbtn tiit tfttas 6f Ii tbIiisi6ii of fhe iiiplit of August yb fbb sthBtiitf ttoiiehf asiiofe thttaiil tlutles 4 t,t6wf iiis sbh tahies aiid f1uf Of tic crew bf tie seti6bnbf tiiaflts C. Witief which tliese mon Hlahdbiitd in | sitklhg condition bh the siiiie. night, from t collision wifii | vessel believed tD bt the john B6s stft
 Tint night tht ioin t,osseft. Nhibh chine from HatfeHiU#h. $. C. while ibaf tape tiattbtns eBiliihd wiih uiiUtiet schooner Whith himBst ifi- ittdiHteit fbii awhs tht If sight in tIit dHtkiiess ifbt t5iih Rbssbfts entire staiboafd sidt Hds stfhbed and torn With soiiit df her rigging eaf Tied awat 'tht hhxf dat ihe sinail b1at tbiitaitiue tbp Wiiibf party Whs slgtbd and ftstiiei tnit their hliati- dontd tthft ind disappeared fhe crew Of tic Witlet ind io time t6 eatt Hhv effects fife Witier also tabe from GeBtgeibwii.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31
OFF FOR DENVER.
Oldest Connettieut Veteran starts fof the G. A. K.
 Convention.

befbt, Aug 3t,-tathes r tottet, agtd sD years. tie oldest veteran iii Connecticut, will statt to-day for ben Yet t4 attend tie G. A. k eheaihp- iiiett At thdt place, lie was formerly I fiieiiibef of ca E, Second regiment, q. v. Alison ], Smith. ahbtler old vetetap of Huntingdon. has already started for tic scene bf the thtainp- i1tfit Mir Smith, wlib Is ii6t iii good titttiiiistahces, iids devised q novel iitaiis whereby lie las obtained the ilfeessary funds for tie iourtiey. Tie bld fellow ls allowed two wooden legs tatli year by tlie govefniiient hhd iii ease lie does not tieed that artificial iiieiiiber le IS given the at16uiit of the leg Iii fii0hey. NIf Smith hds not fad | flew leg fin twb years and tie price gahed thereby will just cover lis ex- tjttisbs.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31
inn YltAls niil

,fetidtn. Aug Bi ttts tilzabctii Hunt celebrated htf 10th blnhdat today iir lakinR an automobile ride and ihen itHulie fidp ih fast cx- press The nld Indy stood the journey well and aileltcd at tic end uf the tflp sprigltlt and smiling sne said itat the Stories told hiulH the ntito mobiles were hW true. Mrs liunt has survived fer husband and four uf her children. she has twu sons living who are gfny hhifed dld men Hppeatlng much older booking ilinn she does she has 2n grandchildren e great ftnhdehlidfen. and four great great efahdthildfeh She remembers sltBk lns hands win Generai Lafayette ln New Work ritf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31
DENIED ADMISSION.
Steamer wnh Small res Patient "a,
 sseH ss Nsv rsrh.

New Ymk. Ans ai The fsoFtu. enrse sieamef f'ehinsnlaf. from fAs ism HnI the A1urez. which wns mut allowed to land her sl eaiin aust -a4 sterraee pH3spu9nfs af New lsssIfgr.l iefause ane wwman in the sfrprt a.e had auail fssx. afritei In tils isfft tai he.c ths f.eHinsBiaf was heki in gnafahtine for disinfetiian ausi fle sifk woman. Antaiid slifia Netes ffam Fayai. vas seht ia husrifai \ numief ~ fltH fsassenFers wto vsrc expsss.i ia tiie sman p1x wsre ~ent ta lioamann lslaaI faf oisserratissst After disinfsstisu ilie steamer wlii tse permitted c. is@k in this eisr
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31
bkhffY BfH tHAft bkbBR.

Chicago. Aug. What Is claimed to De tile largest order for clihir cars tver, given bY fdltbad Iii this tUiin- tty has just been atpfoved by exeru- tive officers of tlie fthffiinati lines. It calls for T5 extra long modern toacli- es fitted with chairs upholstered in green The total cost will be sTb0- Os,0 They will le used iti tile system vest of Ugdeh
 fin addition to tlit passenger eduip- fiittit, orders have been given for J200 freight cars of various kinds, hhd t3B flew iotoihdtives which will cost ab6ut s2.0O0O00.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31
nrrf.nNrn rnnN HIP

r,~sdwousi. q p. Aug 1i- Kermit Rc.~rveit scn of the frrsisi~n'. re- turned e. t,eadsae<f lasf night sffsr c sen dsys hnuflnx trfv wish Captain seth Huilnzk sud fsaxty The nfh f.y ous Kermit kill~f a su<ii hrown h<rr sni lsfer added two wiidrats e. hfs h.e of xame fsurtnx fhe ten dsys shr rmrsr rn<ie hnFssasark ever Iis mfl~s rnpssin Huss~k ssid fhst tle srir h~a h<~u nus es xrs~s rtrssurs sr1 stst Kermit He<-~sels stnsf t'ls trip ~~Ii srd slowed pnususi skliI Is horp>msrshIp.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31
GUESTS gtfr PORTSMOUTH

Portsmouth. N II AuR ai- In rci1i American fashion tie summer guests ~ the Wentworth hotel latc assunn'l that the peace negotiations are rfHe- ficailv over and thef Rw ieatlna l'f every train. Tho plenlIsy'enilaries. however. realize there are many iin rostani details tef ie he deciied airl gre remaining lu their rsrus recclt. Ing and sentIlns eahlerraus Nir iie Martens and Mr f,runleen are fnr fhr sfrnc fhe main workers They are framing Inc trrniy and arr taiiinx e shrir assistance frum lime io lime shos~ delegates whose adtiee ihet rcof
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31
WILL THE FARE DROP.
Rutrof That Consolidated will nsae'
 Lower Rate to New fiavsr.

It Is more than likely that tlle officials of the Consolidated rnilfoad
 within q short time will reduce the fare betweetl here and New Haven, at least over the Metiden division When the loop Was completed aud the tritJ between the Elm city and this towit was able to be made iii less than htl hour It brotiglt q goodlv htnoltilt uf passengers and traffic from the Naii.4 gatuck dlvlsl0ii The fare WIS much cheaper, one dollar and five cents round trip and the ride wns mticlSj more enjoyable than tlle former routcsl But now since the connection has1 been made wltl Cheshire by the local ! trolley toitpaty, the way to New Hass ven by the loop las suffered eonsidefsa ably The fare by trolley is mitclf l cheaper and the seehery is most Intetsi estlhg. and besides for the present tile 1 ride Is sort of q novelty But tie ser4 | vice over the trolley lines will havs to be bettered as the ride of two hours or more becomes rather boring when { stops ire made on every other switch. The competition between the Cofis1lis { dated road and the Connecticut Iight4 ing and Power company Is most brisk and tlie former Is buying tip all tha street railways that 1t can lay its [ hands bti. II is clear to them that i their rates will have to le lowered iE !. they do not get possession of tl10 ! street lines which ruin along the saui6 routes as their railroads. Nattiraily they are paying big prices for every mile they liuv but are aware this is necessity If they wish to accomplish their object. The public woiild be rlad to sec the fight continue. but vUtf may rest assured that things will be arranged so ts not to lessen the farq> tn anv great degree.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31
EMPEROR NICHOLAS
 TO THE PRESIDENT.
ysnds Grateful nsssats Thanklnt Roosevelt for the Part lie Played in Bringing Aboat rsate-rhs JapAnsss Financial Commissioner Talks About fn. demni.y and What japan Expected in That Line Russian Press Hesitnsd to Work of Conference.

Utsttr t,at, f. f., Aue Bil- -tthptt, pt Ntiiuins If ttussla iias .tetBgtised kthtefuily the eftut patt whtii ftesl- deht itbbsevelt piattd iii tic success ful negotiations fut tietttt if | tublp3 rrum received by President ttuuspvtit to-day tSinptt6t Nicholas congratulate td aid tiihnktd tit president fbf liiH efforts, 'fhp rnbleeraiti fullowst
 iiteletiiuf, AitSahdtlay Aue 3t.
 President ttbbstveit -Attept iiiy congratulations nhd earnest tliaiiks for iiuvliis brbitgltt tlie ttatb iittutu tibhs to a successful tbhtiusibii owlns to tott petsbhai energetic tftbtts My touiittt will gratefully rttusiiIze the rfeut part tbii lave played iii tlie Portsmouth peace tbiifttttet .
 utsipneti NttttUtAs"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31
cnNfnAf.rr AMALll,l-n

San rraneiscs. Aug ai The alree tors uf Inc Wcsisfn Iaeifie have swafsissl svntrarts fof .flte huihIluE of fsheflenllt tie entirr line from tlak land to sait lake Ciif fie nauses af Inc sueeessfui hii.iers. ss vel ns tlse details and terms of tte contracts have nd i.eeu made pni'ils II e Hu sIfrsst.ui that tic hFxrsKate anHsnuf ssf fle srtsrai rssntrasts faf tanSsfsl.a slssa s4 l.etween k~ssttss snsi sAst fsstssg
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31
ntxgpu SIGNAL, ro1 Xptu

isftlasisaff. tHT ai4i.ng.ness tsF. aan stoee tts engineer 0f fils Han iant diftstan ft eif ifain whleh cen inia ihe SauE1. frplrif iu thfs tiit tact ~afurstaF night ttHua nf msn las ssza. ssaiei faast tifas GH had fa i1sfaMfian ~ trtina co HsMtSa iit tufuHsr ~tmwH tesfNHs1 fhaf fi5a eniifp tisnas fsafsai wiih fi.e fa1gssasa sssnranf tasamse af ti.s fsef ffsaa fils dahaaF sEnst was uiafnl lsas fusnff Hts esr ieuaiiss fraa r hefu fha HHfss@sfsf I'd sifaata1 IIe ssti hs uzssf fi.s aif an.i salsfzszsfF ffakcs ss szNss ss ke saw iis szn5I i.ai sse tnain hehif.f him uas a.s hssff that it sas ifssl--s-li.i~ ie sfag if FsF ansf fssfsH wfff I-rssnaiit sxNHafns fte sl9nai
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31
ARRIVED FR0n COLON.
Panama ti,issn sn sssss, Hlssisn ,o
 psssidsns Resssvsi.

New York Aug ai4oh wint he snid wHs secret mission il sea fires ldent Roosevelt Mleanur uhaffiU, q prominent citizen uf i'anamas arrived ln this rltf to day un tle steamer Havana from Colon. Mf uimfflo wns ono of the original iunia uf Panama which wns Instrumental ln pstnliIisii. inE tho independence nf ranama. flo was minister of war and marine until February fl. iiHii. when he resigned and does nui now hold public office. The fIntaha WIS on her first tfip in tlw Panama railroad compants scr. slee.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31
STRUCK BY TRAIN.
lsborss inasntiy niIIes ., pu,nsm
 this aefnlns.

Putnam. Aug 90 Joseph naffaui an Italian i8ieeef. employed an faii taai ltupfufffuenf Wofk at ihis uIasa Was stfuek O. the New tantiHa tszzlf ,faln shortly aftef [ 8ciiek to-day aaaf Instantly klilsst Naftahi vas efusaifsr ttF ifaeks with q pfii of Wafef fsf flse
 ieam dfiii Hma etiisnilt dlf not hear fhs train tfts rgh leg wss enf an abl he nas ushHfuisf hadif ussmalssE ite kAfes q wltiaW end tUa children at linii plaas Wet Vuinry. mass
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31
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NsvIssrf. wash. Aug 11.-Tire vhifh <ssffsl iu the planning min uf the White Fire flomisr Co. st rriesf riser. tdsiss. hss destroyed tbe entir~ plant Nlfh eixht million feet cs lam Ter. sievsn fzss sars on fhr Great NnFthern trMeks. sFsxrther with alpuf z. rs~sslemt~4. comprising the northern r~1rfisru cr half ef thr tDun. The loss wiH ap.Fvxisnsfe sz1snss. with sgl.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31
CRUELTY TO TURTLE.
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south Norwait. Aur ai@capiain thafies iiuefu-s mafkeiman. wus fius.I ss and csssis to-day ou ihe charge sf cruelty e. a turtle This fne Waa iult~isssi faf cruelty of tei hlneHi character after Iusirc Tatlaf had iie fuel . turtle as sn abimal taslnSsai m both sides uss-I up several hours nti fhat Isslnt
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31
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Toklo. Aue si The rui,Ilc hefe esm sinucs fa l,c anInsarmei in rrgari to fhe details of the feffns ef peaee The dteisinn of sakhalln Island and the waitlnz of indemnity are not yes put, f'rly known. Despite ihe iaek nf b. formation many fsepis aFr cunvlnrrd sNat fhe fapauese government haa made substantial rsneeasivns and are rritirisinK and sstsfrrtinE
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31
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NfahIla. Aue setteiafy If Wat Taft aiit party sailed bii tie ttniisport Logan ut noon to-dus for tapai. There was t iiothijlt demonstration itt the bay Just before the tItenii sailed Nfaiiy tnltiable presents were present. td to Miss Alice Roosevelt bt the iiu- ttts nfter slie lad sohe aboufd tlie tbpni,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31
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