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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26
TIMELY TOPICS

The fall term at the Waterbury Business college begins September !. Make an investigation.
 The Fulton Music company have many good makes of pianos and ev- erything good in music.
 l. Chase is now ready to furnish school hats. Every shape and mater ial that is correct.
 See Upson. Singleton & Co.'S win dow of black suits, slo to s22. The new coats are q little longer.
 Henry P. Stackman has a one fam fly house at Warren park for sale and the terms are easy.
 Look up Fenner's specials Large mixing bowls for 10 cents each, only one to a customer
 saxe X Floto are having a special sale on Boston ferns. Sea moss at 3j cents.
 Mems negllgee shirts al 70 cents at Hollands Fancy hose i1 cents.
 John !. Sheehan gives some prices on goods for tonight that will catch public favor.
 The Boston Family Shoe store Is selling shoes for boys and girls at = cents that were sold for SIPS
 Ladies duck and linen suits at Mil Ter < Peck's for si.as. linen walking skirts Sl.s9
 Men who require extra size shirts will find q good selection at Wilson & TyrreIIs
 The Zigiaizsi Marks Co is showing the greatest variety of varnishei tiles in the city.
 The prices offered hy Reid < Hugh. es to. night viii no; he in force on Monday
 Austin & Woodruff viii seil twelve patterns in hei room papers at : cents roll tonight.
 Special prices on reitiroats to-night at curran's. siZ5 skirts are s>e. D. specials.
 Yau can make ne mistake hv taking a course a; Mcurces Brsiness college Call any time.
 The At.oiheraries HaH have their famous candy ou sale every Saturiay sf - cents pound
 Look iu the IamT<on->e >eIlew win fsW if you want fo see q pretty hfsss bslisfeai. price s2fas-
 n. l. uiekinSan & Son have stock sf wtIfe wheat SofHefhinz thaf fs ane iH gusiity
 Tlerc sin i~ conccrt st Hestexisv isks xrpre Isster ds- sfterucsa snf evening boat rae. tub race and dznc- i1G
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26
EGYPTIANS IN SINAI
THE TURQUOISE MINES SHOW MANY EVIDENCES OF THEM.
Recent Excavations Which Throw Light on Ancient Battles for Wealth The Oldest
 Known Scriptures.

Far back in prehistoric times the savage who wandered over the wild desert mountains of Sinai picked up little scraps of yky-blue stone which pleased his fancy. These were doubt less preserved by being stuck into holes in his weapons and objects of wood, as the Bedawin do now; and these decorated things were traded over into Egypt The prehistoric man of Egypt demanded more, and a trade in turquoise srrang up, and provided the turquoise beads which were treas ured for necklaces in the Nile valley about 5000 years ago The primitive workers doubtless extracted the stones from the sandstone rock by means of the f1int-scrapers, such as are found by hundreds in th, old mine heaps When Egypt passed into settled form of unified government. under the dynas- ties, the early kings would not leave this supply of jewels unclaimed. So in Sinai. as far back as about 4500 B. C., there are figures of the Egyptian king smiting the natives, and of the general who headed the expedition. These are the oldest sculptures known. Several such scenes of triumph were carved by later kings, especially those of the pyramid period, as Seneferu, about 40o0 B. c. The ancient Egyptians worked large caves in the sandstone rock along the lines of the turquoise beds, to extract the little nodules of brown stand which coat the sought-for stone. They broke up the rock with large hammers of basalt, which are found scattered in all their old mine heaps. These workings are at about five days journey from Suez. in the midst of desert bare of food and water.
 In ancient times every place had its deity. and especially such region as the mines. where all success depended on mysterious chance. If you wished to succeed in your search for these lit tie blue specks amid the masses of rock. you must begin by propitiating the goddess of the turquoise. A cave in the top of the rock over the mines was cut out for a shrine. and here the god dess Hat-hor of Mafkat (turquoisel
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26
kitchener-Cur.on Row stin On.

SIMLA, British India. Aug 26.-Tbe publication of strongly worded pro- test by Lord Kitchener, commander in chief of the forces in India. against the alleged misrepresentation of his views by Lord Curzon to the home govern ment and a detailed reply by the vice roy maintaining the accuracy of his statements and reiterating that Lord Kitcheners reorganization scheme would concentrate all the power at ar my headquarters has created fresh sensation and still further imbittered the feeling between the two opposing factions.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26
LOOMING EVENTS-

Aug 26-Reception and dance given by the Wind Hammer baseball team at Columbus nall. East Main street.
 Sept 3-Clambake and entertainment given by the Oakville Outing club.
 Sept 3-sociable and dance given by the North End A. c. at their rooms. corner of North Vine and Division streets.
 Sept 15-Reopening dance and re- cepfion of Miss Neilye T. Reeds dan cling academy at los Bank street. Jones & Morgan building.
 Sept 10. 2o. 2i. 22. 23, 25-old fash. toned fair of Co c. 2nd Regt c. \. O. at Auditorium.
 Sept 25-OpeDing reception of Pros C. A. Bailey's school for dancing.
 Sept. 30-Oct. 7-Fifth annual fair given by the Brooklyn athletic club nt E. A. C. hall.
 Oct 4-social promenade. Division 4. A. O. H. at the Casino. Polls build ing. East Main street.
 Orf s-.irand scenic concert given bv Prof II. I. Dwyer. assisted by Mrs Jennie Campbell Keouzh. under the auspices of the Ladies auxiliary, A. O. IT.. at Polls theater.
 Oct Masquerade bali given by the Workinzmsn's circle. Local 2J. at the Auditorium.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26
FROM THE DECK.
President Roosevelt Witnessed To.
 Dsy's Test of Submarine Boat.

Oyster Bay. \. Y.. Aug 2e-Presi- dent and Mrs Roosevelt with a party of friends and relatives to-day wit- messed test of submarine torpedo boat Piunger from the deck of the naval yacht Sylph.
 The weather was quite different from that of yesterday when the pres ident hiLlsef made dive in the plunger and watched at closer range. even participating in the maneuyfeS of the tiny vessel. fu feet below the surface of Long Island sound
 A stln northwest wind was yet blowing. but the rain had ceased and the sun soon burned away the early morning haze The president and Mrs Roosevelt with the members uf their family and friends. bearded the Sylp1 about g:3U taking launches at the |. West Roosevelt pier.
 The test of the plunger took place in the waters of the sound short distance outside tbe entrance Co Oys- ter Ray The boat operated in about seven fathOms of water.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26
No Criminal Negligence.

EVANSVILLE. O.. Aug. 26.-Coronel York of Lake county rendered his yer diet in connection with the wreck of the Twentieth Century Limited on the Lake Shore railroad at Mentor, neal here, on the night of June 21. which re suited in the death of number'of pas senrers. The coroner said the testi mony was insufficient to hold any one guilty of criminal negligence. He add. ed, however. that the testimony tend ed to show that the switch which caus cd the wreck was opened by an em ployee of the company. He mentioned no name in this connection.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26
FLOUR TRADE KILLED.
Chinsss Dsycott Has Paralyxsd the
 Industry in West.

Seattle, Wash, Aug 26.--Advices re- ceived by large milling company of this city from it's agent in Hong Kong states that the Chinese boycott of American goods has completely par alyzed the four trade between Pacific coast ports and China No sales have been made since July 15 and all orders for September shipment have been cancelled.
 The company's agent writes ethat the breadmakers in the bake shops ill Canton and Hong Kong refuse to han dle American four and the small deal. CTS dare not purchase it for this req. son. The trade with the Straits Set dement's and Indo-China is also threat ened by reason of the fact that the flour supply for these countries is con trolled wholly by Chinese merchants.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26
LAKEwooD.s VAUDEVILLE.

The excellent vaudeville bill at the open air theater at Lakewood park will he repeated for the last time to- morrow afternoon and evening. Its success through the week has been re- markable in view of the unfavorable weather conditions and large audi ences are looked for at the closing per formances. The bill is headed by El- llott and Neff. in their eccentric com cdy sketch. which has been furnished with new material so that it looks like an originality. The Prampins in a musical novelty sketch have made a hit from the start. and the singing comedy work of Miss Laura St James has also been an attractive feature of the bill. Jack Marshall. comedian and monologue artist. has pleasing act, and the dancing and singing of Fitz- gerald and Flynn are both of the kind that makes hit.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26
cx.r Receive. Charles R. Flint.

ST. PETERSBURG. Aug. 26. - Charles K. Flint of New York was pre- scented to the emperor at Peterhof and discussed with him at considera ble length the industrial conditions of Rus sia, with particular reference to Ameri- cans becoming interested in industrial projects in that country. The presenta- ton was arranged by Ambassador Meyer at the suggestion of Finance Minister kovovsoff. who wishes to fos- ter the spirit of investment of Ameri- can capital
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26
THEATRICAL,
 CHATTER
Vs'E'E '0t'1t' v 'E q

never be hayseed play. Country scenes and country types are made use of, but there its likeliness to rur- al plays ceases. David Harum as drawn by Westcott is not at all of the Joshua Whitcomb or Nathaniel Berry type. He is not a rustic, but a townsman and there is nothing unso- phisticated about him. He is shrewd keen and observing old chap whose education might be deficient, but who knows enought to conduct banking business and make money. Harry Browns characterization of him is one of the best things this very ca pablo actor has done and his support is an adequate one. Prices for to- nights performance are 9. 35, 50 and 75 cents.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26
rsr..w.mer.. chrs.,ia. ,..oe,.,los

WILLIAMS BAY. wis- Aug 2G-At th. National Young Women's Christian association conferenre at Lake Geneva Miss Emma Hays. one of ihe natious. secretaries. spoke of the work or th. American committee. under whose ans pices fhis conference e heif Ttere are now affiliated wifh this national body ..l0 student asseristieus with a mem te-Shir of s,Ss-. of whom iE.sSp arr enrolled ln Bible eiasss< alec 19i eitY sssociations. g hraneb asscea atious. 2 rsiii village assue stiW1s and ls assocl stiou circies in small town.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26
An Engagement.

The two strangers who had acci- ,dentally met in the hotel lobby were discussing friends.
 No" said the tall. thin man, very seriously. I'm looking for the friend who is friend in need"
 The fat man rose hastily and con- suited his watch
 By George." he exclaimed. "You'll have to excuse me almost forgot that engagement "-Brooklyn Life.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26
small Nnn,rrh

The youngest king in the world is Daudi Chus king of Usanda vho i- now about eight He holds kis court seated on scarlet throne with a leopard skin mat under his fee; and bearing h his hand tor Fun. The British exercise a profectorsfa over the young king and his kingdom and have established for him q sort oy parliament. shieh he opens regularly with much p0up.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26
Charged With Poisoning Her Sons

Charged With Poisoning Her Sons.
 CRAWLING, Mich, Aug. 26. - Mrs. Naomi Aldrich of Frederic, Mich, after preliminary examination was bound over for trial before the circuit court, charged with having poisoned her two little sons, aged six and eight years, with arsenic. Early in July Mrs Aldrich insured the lives of her sons for $50 each. The boys died dur ing the week of Aug. 6 under suspi. cious circumstances. An investiga ton was made, and the arrest of Mrs. Aid rich followed. It is alleged that the woman made an end of her children in order to procure the insurance money.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26
France Prepared For coercive step.

PARIS. Aug. 2G-General Lautey. commanding flying column in Al geria. near the Moroccan frontier, after
 conferring with the ministry, is pre- pairing for the eventual military move ment along the frontier of Morocco if
 the sultan should refuse the demands of the French government for the re- lease of and redress for the arrest of the French Algerian merchant Bouzian.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26
Iookins Ah.d

Ezry-I hear your son hss a ehsac. sc % to -o-k over ln Grubh,0ur.
 Ehea-Yes h1t he di1nr sccsps f- When he rfts married sa- hfs children srur r1ch ar suifrref hs Sc-r wsnt rcus = fhs cfhsr sseieiv -ecp's sheer i- st ieu hrruz fheir s.ss. had so vork fer . nvin'-Detroi. Trssa1s
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26
Logic.

Mistress-Mary Ann. you have a new beau in the kitchen every week. Now this must stop. Maid-well. mum. if ye'd buy a bet ther quality av food. could keep 'em longer than a week. an wouldn't have to be sittin' new ones all th' time!--- Cleveland Leader
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26
,PoLI's.
DAVID HARUN.

rhs production of David Harura- ts PolI's this afteFuoon made a
 sne impressign on fbe hix matinee tudieBce and the work of the players susfifes their claim tO sffeufion. Ehile David Hsrum- ss $ play is S>ce<ssrily | replica nf ceunfry fife. ss s~e1e< heinx lstl in rural tswn n eerfFAl New NoTk- if must Bss i-s 1ken thst fhe work tetsazs fs thzs yp> of frzmstir prszBrtien known ss te -b'eo<h drama Tn the strSrt p>nse V sha vcrd David Haruu- coz5d
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26
i,nn, n-s,t n-r,

SAN FRANeI~s'o. Aug. 9s Jimmy Britt net vi;h sn scsssiens vkiie train iur fsr his hsttle ~ish N-isen vhich msy throw him herk several days. Ii msr czus4 rcssrrreFarnt of the fzhs
 whiie t-r1inx uib fs11Hv itszlzizer ia conplsfiuz his dsfiv ~ers he furne- kis Fsght ankle and vrsntbe5 t badly
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26
DUCKS WERE FROZEN
Foolish Fowl GotbIed mp HaiIstones
 and gre Iced to Death.

NttAA-M NWNA tNFNA-AA tN b@aA7A'aA'e
 and gre Iced to Death
 Colorado springs. Col Aug 2s-Esi- ,Iently misiaking haiisfones for com. six dueks belonging te Samuel II sis son of Florence. Col afe heartily of them yesterday and died son after- ward When cut open they were foEDl f-gzen inside. The Hfe ef smother of Nr HosIEsou's durks wss savel by rz.,Irfnx hot water into ifs eraW-
 The dncks which had remained iu the shelter of tsarn during heavy hsiIsfoFm. rushed out when the storm sul,<i1ed and were sesB bv members Of the Hcsxsop family xspfsblInT up the frv lump< Son they began to stand a one fost and then ssn the eil.sr ss ou winter days One affer stEsthsr they ser te the <rossnS snd df~i with- fn feu uiuBfss Ho~lz~en wss sf a lc~< rs uaderstsBd the rsuss ef their oeath uztil ke cut theD oosA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26
Growth of the Trolley.

An appreciation of the extraor. dinary rsmihcations of the trolley ir these days may be gleaned from a new guide published in Boston which covers about 1200 miles of electri, lines raeiatins from the Hub and con. meeting herewith.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26
Nsy Explosive.

Acefylene gas Is now used as an explosives By means of an air mixture force Is obtained from it which can compete with that of powder and dy. namite.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26
How It Happened

Tom-Do you see that pretty girl in the hammock
 Jack-Yes. What of her?
 "I saved her life last summer"
 Indeed! Al the seashore?"
 No, on the front porch. I pro posed to her and she said she'd die if she had to marry me, SO excused her." !" Chicago Daily News.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26
I.h,ss sc~o..s.rs p.sa.

WAUGH CHUNK. Pa. Aug 26-wil liam Wilde Weaver. chief cosl account ant of the Lehizh Valley Railroad com psny. died suddenly of heart disease sged sixty-seven years
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26
A Volums

Knicker-Does your wife know any thing of fnance7 Bocker-what she doesn't know jus, fills my check book.-N. Y. Sun.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26
Horse Auction.

Two carloads of Washington Bron- chos to be sold at auction. These horses are all young and suitable for any class of work. Come prepared to buy; they go to the high dollar Re member the place and date, 247 Bank street rear of Hotel Arlington, Water bury, Conn. Thursday, August 31 Sale starts at 10 a. m. sharp. s.26-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26
QUEEN OF THE HIGHB1NDERs.

A week of melodrama will be usher ed in at Polls Wednesday afternoon and evening when A. H. Woods latest and most sensational melodrama. "Queen of the Highbinders,' will be presented by a strong company. Prices are 25 B and 50 cents; matin- ee. g cents. Sale of seats Tuesday.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26

ElRsT class three family houses for sale IL in all parts of the city have fine list of three family houses 10 select from If you want to buy three family house look al my list. Three family house Fast Main street; three family house Wall street. three family house Laurel street; three family house We.ton street. three three family house Wa nut street; three family house Wood street three family house North Willow street. three family house Brewster street: three family house Division street; threo family house Ead- win street three family Granite street; two houses North Elm street at bargain. ln- ouire Daniel T. Farrington. Real Estate and Fire Insurance No. <lo East Main St.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26

HORSES AT AUcTIoN-Two car loads
 II of Washington Bronchos will be sold at auction on Thursday. August 3l, in rear
 of Hotel Arlington. Waterbury, Conn. Some of these horses are halter broxe all are easily broken. Come and see the free wild west show. S-26-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26
so sEATs-7oe PASSENGERS.

fhirI Steamship Captain Held for Ng
 Providing Accommodations.
 New York. Aug 26-Csptsin Joseps Sartorio of the Italian steamer SieiIis was arrested yesterday on the rom tizinf of the customs authorities charged win having failed to provide sufficient table and seating capacity for the stersge pas~enzprs- The in- speefer declared that only fifty seats hsd been provided for 7tk. passenzers
 Captain Ssrtorio wss arTai-ned be fsre Commissioner Rid-eway- wsiyef examination and furnished sZ5o cass haiL This is the third arrest made in the campaign against offenders of the paszenzrr set
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26
LATE WANTS.

WAIVED First class floor hands and " all around machinists. Apply Water
 bury Machine Co. 8.26
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26

CtHOIcE OPPORTUNITY Corner pro. perty for sale or trade. consisting stores and dwellings. centrally located. Lo uis c. Archambault. Real Estate and Loans. lo6 Bank stree. 6.l7-i3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26

E'OR RENT = Tenement of five rooms, ! all Improvements. Inquire at 32o Baldwin street. 8-26-tf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26

EoR SALE - Fine black horse, weight ! about lo5o lbs. good free driver and all right in every way. Dan o'Hare. 25 Plank Road. 8-25-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26

E'oR SALE-Hydraulic cider press prac- Il tically new machine. will sell cheap if taken at once. Phone 43-2 or 43-4 Oak vile. c. L. Warmer, Administrator.
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26

LOR SALE-Two furnished cottage. at II Walnut Beach. and one. two and three family house in City. also building lot at bargain if sold before June 18th. ]. E. sardiford. Real Estate, No. ioS Bank street. T... i44-4.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26

OST-A little Irish terrier, between Dr. A Bland's and 69 Washington. Reward if returned. Robert Parker, 69 Washing. ton street. o-26-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26
lQiscellane0us.

oST- This morning on South Main U street. between Jefferson street and Apothecaries Hall .adys gold watch and chain, the latter marked IF. o. C." Re- turn to William Legendre, 40 Union stree, and receive reward. S-25-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26
PENNY.A.WORD ADVS)
FOR SHLE.

EOR SALE = Building lots Frost Road.
 L Merdsn Road and Stilson Road,e Price right and easy payments. Williaf9s Atkinson. Frost Road, Mill Plains. CaH. any evening 8.z5-3 tSe
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26

HORSES AT AUCTIoN-Two car loads
 II of, Washington Bronchos will De sold at auction to the high dollar on Thursday. August 3i. at 10 a. m. sharp. 247 Bank street, rear of Hotel Arlington. Waterbury, Conn. a-26-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26

EoR SALE = $50 plano purchase certi- I ficaie for g. First come. first served. Address A. J. care of Democrat. e.24-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26

E'CR SALE = House of rooms and ' l acres of land containing apple or chard of 20 trees. new barn also. can be bought at bargain, only s2,5oo. $500 down. Inquire at Democrat office.
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26

OST = Parcel containing two finger U rings and par of ear rings between Porter street and Lakewood. Reward for return to 34 Third street. S.25.3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26

L'oUND-Bull terrier on Wednesday in Il Brooklyn district, brindle and white. white stripe on nose. no collar Call on J. F, Donisevieze. 553 Bank street and pay for advertisement. 6.25-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26
WEpYED.

WANTED-Cir to assist in general
 W housework, no cooking or ironing. mus: go home nights. Apply Y Kendrick ave. 8.2S-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26

Osr = Black jet brooch with pearls in 1 center Finder please return to the Democrat office. 6-25-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26
FOR RElT.

Eoe furn.st.d frons room. cssl II sns pssfsn'. n'cey isrnlssc vifh tsih and iosies a:zch.e. s.cend floor. a kesscr s,fe.;. nee toc< everyfhing trghs and che-ffui Sunsb's for one sr f.s. fer ore tz. fer i~s 9 pr ~e-s ,n s5- vsrcs 7-i5t ITO FEnT- nc-y furnsshe6 rssns fs Il rsr; si ssvin Reel. v-ry fezsorsbis gree, ircvre e seor.ss Mrs. A. Q. 8 zcktsrr. 4 ys-sh s-r-.'. Szvin ss cs Eos sEsT-ioo ne~ sssssxs rssna U q ard S2 nentt Fsrnltsss esd Pisao nevirF. general trse<ing. A. '. Lsrsen. 7zs Water street Branch sffos si sesfh Vas strset 5ss rsrf.ss c srscsy-
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26

WANTED = Washings to take homo or
 " to go out by the day. Inquire Fleet street. 8.24-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26

WANTFD = Rovlers and others who " would like to join the ranks to como 10 the old reliable alleys. 276 South Main si.. where B. Payear the proprietor will welcome you A prize will be given for the highest score in bowling each week.
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26

WANTED = A tenemen, of five or sIx W rooms, frs; floor preferred. any part of the ely six in family Would bs willing to iake charge of some tenement house or book. Want the rent within | week aud will be prepared 10 move in tws weeks. Good references given. Address Tenement care of Democrat office and specify the price and any other conditions
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26

MI TENENBAUM, dealer in all kinds of
 MI. scrap metal, iron and rubbers. Nc. | Is Canal street. All orders will receive prompt attention. Telephone io2 Water bury Steam Laundry. o-22-6