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Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-21

par han sin langa, langa strid mot
morkrets och fortryckets vapen-
dragare.
Sadan ar den ryske studen.
ten.
Den amerikanske studenten
deremot karaktariseras Ell vidare
sympatiskt. On honom sages
Diet:
Han ar ljum och dadlos. Den
gnista af ED, som han arft tran
sina tappra iorfader, haller pa att
slockna ut; endast i bollspelets
och pennipgiaktandets strider ly-
ser hon till EFT litet grand for att
alter dolja sig under Diet myckna
brannbara materialet i mennisko
brost C0, som hon ej maktade
antanda. Den amerikanske stu
denten satter sina ideal sa lagt,
att han kan ma dem pafoljande
dag, Han kampar denna sielfvi-
ska kamp, som trottar och mat
tar. Han har aldrig slAgit EFT
Stag for massornas val, aldrig en-
tusiasmerats af dessas ansatser till
en- en- forbattrad ekonomisk stall
ming, aldrig sokt kama hvad de
kama, aldrig gladts med dem ]
segerns dagar eller SORT med
dem j nederlagets stunder. Han
har snarare varit mot an med
DEM.
Man mSste gifva artikelforfatta-
rem raft. Medan den ryske stu
denten ar en- de hoga idealernas
man. besjalas hans amerikanske
broder at nagonting helt annat.
ON han mt observation-disclosures be-
sjalas at nagonting alls, som gar
ofver "class rush., fotbellspel,
~'haZing" och hirt med co-eds.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-21

TIDNINGEN Svenska Nyheter i
Chicago installer i slit senaste
hummer en- jemforelse mellan
ryska och amerikanska studenter,
dervid den amerikanske studenten
far en- orlofssedel, som ingalunda
ar afundsvard.
Den ryske studenten". heter
Diet, ''tares at en- frihetens glod,
som aldrig skall do / hans varma
sjal brinner en- rem och helig cid,
som ej kan dampas at de makte-
gandes valdsatgarder. Den slock-
mar ej i Sibiriens grufvor och dor
eli i Observation-Disclosures un-
derjordiska celler. Vid hvarje
byrakratiens knutpiskslag pa bon
dens blodade rygg fammar Diet
till j studentynglingens oga, och
han soker rYcka vapnet ur valds-
verkarens hand. Domd till OGDEN
for Diet han begagnat sig af den
gudagifna ratten att tanka och
tala iritt tar han lugn och leende
kulorna mot och dor hjeltedoden.
Ty han later slit lif for friheten,
for Diet slagna och marterade sma.
folkets SAX. Hvarhelst folkliga
rattigheter trampas under fotter'
ma, hojer han till protest sir
stamina. Den ljuder lika maktie
och stark mot folkets politiska
som mot dess andliga bodlar och
lander irihetens gudagnista i an.
dra hjertan och andra Sinner.
M0dans son ar hans broder och
van, och for och med honom KAN
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-21
DR.. Josua Lindahl.

Da upptackaren och tillverka-
rem at Diet svenska lakemedlet
Salubrin onskade en- forestandare
for sin flial harstades, vande han
sig till en- vetenskapsman, hvars
blotta namn utesluter mojlighe-
ten af en- humbug. vi kama
litet hvar till huru tillverkare at
observation-disclosures har i landet
draga sina kunder vid nasan for
den for den allsmaktige dollarns
skull. vi skulle kunna namna
fera tidskrifter, som med franz
gang dragit i harnad mot och
blottat humbugen, och gladjande
att mamma kunna vi ocksa saga
att allmanheten borjat att draga
oronen at sig och tanka sig for
imam den offrar sina pengar pa
humbugens altare.
Salubrin har Sverige blifvit
undersokt och rekommenderadt
at de NEST framstaende veten-
skapsman, hvadan dess f0rtraf-
lighet Ell kan sattas i fraga, En-
god SAX 0nskar man satta i CODA
handler, och da valet foil pa DIR.
Lindahl, kan man saga att intet
misstag begicks.
For dem at vara lasare, som
Ell kanua till DR.. Lindahls karrier,
kunna vi meddela foljande:
DR.. Lindahl t0ddes nyarsdagen
1874 i Kongsbscka, der hans
fader var prest. Afade student
examen i Lund, der han afvenle-
des tog sin hlosoiska grad och
under nagon It'd var decent i
zoologi. Han har afvenledes
deltagit i vetenskapliga expedi-
toner, bland dem den at Royal
Society i London utsanda expe.
ditionen for djuphafsundersok-
ningar i Atlanten och Medelhaf-
vet och den af Kongl. veten-
skapsakademien ar 1871 utsanda
expeditionen till Gronland. Har
i landet har han varit larare i
zoologi och matematik vid Augu-
stana College i 10 ar och ofvertog
sedan sysslan som kurator vid
statsmuseet i Springfield, Ill.
Sedan december 1895 har DR.
Lindahl innghaft befattningen
som Director of the Society of
Natural History i Cincinnati, O.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-21
1Ov WV I T7I1NA w.. EHdf moi ondanin hofeH.
ABSOLUT BOT.
All vara frisk och STARK az holden al men,
niskans s~frafYande.
njurarne och blasan'magens och tarmarnes siukdom al
forstoppning och ALA prvata kroniska sukdomar botas
absolut och forblifva botade.
Njursjukdomar

Niursjukdomar arc mycket mera all
mama an man antager. Modernt stadslif
tvingar manga of oss att lagga mera ar
bette pa vara niurar an de kunna utfora.
Glitter, som horde a~fagsnas genom nju-
rane, foras med blodet genom hela sy-
stemet. ON Nj ar besvarad af svindel,
kraftloshet, hjertklappning eller 0mhet
give i~nelfvorna, arc edra njurar troligt-
Wis angripna, och ON delta f0rsummas,
bli OGDEN en- f0ljd deraf forr eller sena-
Q. Jag kan bestamma Diet exakta till
standet at edra ujurar genom laboratorie-
prof, och min b%ehandliug medfor en- alb
solut kur.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-21
or post.

1~VAANk4Hb ~ PODUs
Systemet att behandla utom staden boz
ende %patienter har blifyit So fullkomnadt,
att Stamina fullstandiga och permanenta
kur cores som i de fall, som undergo be-
handling pa kontoret. For fri undersok-
ming pr post skrif efter symptomblankett.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-21
KATARR KAN InKR RnTAs

raed utyartes medel de de icke IA till sjukdomens
safe. katarrh ar en- blods- eller konstitutions-
sJnkdom, och for att bota den, ma man AMANDA
invartes lakemedel. 'HaIls Catarrh Cure,, tages
inviirtes och verkar direkt pa blodet och slem-
hinnorna. "Hall's Catarrh Curei, Or icke naeon
qyacksalfvaremedicin. Den blef for manga Ar
sedan f0reskrifvit af en- at de basta lakare bAr /
landet og tillagas efter EFT ordentligt RECEIPT. Den
ar sammansatt af de baJta starkemedel, som fin
mes, f0rbundna med de basta blodrenande medel
och yerkar direkt pa slemhinnorna. Den fullkomna
f0rbindelse af de ingredienser ar det som fran.
bringar sa foryanande resultater i'd botandeti
katarrh. Skirt efter anbefallningar fritz.
SALES hos apotekare. pris 7bc.
7. Halls Fhmilj Pills dro d. basta.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-21
Nervsvaghet.

Den forsatliga naturen hos nervsjuk-
domar och deras b6jelse att sd sm8nin-
gom angripa ALA kroppens och sjalens
funktioner g0r Diet nodvandigt att hvarje
fall maste omsorgsfullt undersokas. Delta
ar orsaken hvarfor jag inbjuder ALA, som
Ida af nagon slags nervsvagket. att in
finna sig och lata mig CORA en- grundlig
understanding. Jag har varit i stand att
radda otaliga lidande fran att blifva for
st0rda till kropp och sial, och mitt rad ar
fritz fill ALA
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-21
Forstoppning.

Forstoppning ar EFT annat ondt, som
mycket forsummas. Dess skadliga foil
der arc ibland i Dorian knappast markba-
ra, men de maste i It'd u~ndergrafta helsan.
Delta onda Dor man taga vara pa. Min
behandlingsmetod medfor alltid en- per
manent bot och aterstaller patienten till
Diet tillstand af helsa, som naturen am
not
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-21
Doktor Wood,

Sioux Citys MasterlIga specialist.
R~adfragning fritz och hemlighalles Jag
undersoker ALA patiente roch foreskrifver
personligen all demanding. ON Nj ej kan
komma sd skrif fullstandigt ON edert
nnda I ---
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-21
Blodfrgiftning.

F0rvarfvad eller arftlig blodf6rgiftning
med ALA dess f0rskrackliga stadier for
orsakande harets forlust. sar i munnen
eller halsen, utslag eller kopparfargade
fackar pa ansigtet eller kroppen, musk
lernas och benens angripande bortdrifves
fullstandigt och for alltid och lemnar
systemet i ett rent, starkt och helsosamt
tilIstSnd.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-21
Magakommor.

Mo personer af ito Bro sannolikt be-
svarade af MACON akomma i magen eller
tarmarne. Medan dessa akommor icke
alltid AFRO fsrliga, blifva de Diet med tiden
derest de forsummas. jag kan bota eder
utan afseende pa hvad eder magakomma
ar. Jag har egnat EFT helt lif at studiet af
dessa sjukdomar, och jag garanterar en-
~fullstandig bot / hvarje fall. Min be-
handling forsatter eder j Diet tillstand,
att Nj kan alta hyadsom Translates for O.
der. Nj kommer att ma val af fodan och
behofver Ell vidare hysa nagon fruktan for
eder matsmaltning.
Varicocele botas utan smarta och
utan att patienten behofver
forsumma sina affarer.
Varicocele dr. en- mycket vanlig sjuk-
dom hos man och mycket farlig, icke al
lenast emedan den f0rorsakar smarta och
olagenhet genom adrornas ansvallniug,
utan afven emedan hindret i cirkulatio-
men f0rgiftar blodet och neIverna och
verkar misunderstanding hos kropp och
sjal. Begagnandet af knifven ar farligt
och on0digt. Jag botar sjukdomen for
alltid utan nagon operation. Bortkasta
Ell It'd och pengar pa vardelosa expert
ment. Kom och lar huru Nj kan sakert
bli botad.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06
Jacques
VAUDEVILLE.

The patrons of the Jacques are still doing their utmost to solve the mystery of ''Creo,' the headline attraction this week, but they have had little success in finding out how 1t is possible for two men to make out of plain wood en pedestal, q plaster bust of woman and lavender silk pettieoat really real, genuine. talking. walking pretty type of femininity. The laugh market has been cornered with vengeance by George Hoey, Edith Crolius and Dan iel F. Lawlor in the sketch What's the Matter With BostonT The un- diluted variety scheme is we'll exem- plIfied by the other entertainers on the bill, Innes and Ryan, Ed Gray, Mallory brothers. Brooks and Halliday, Hayes and Suits, the sIde-splittlng Worlds Comedy Four and the faithful electro graph. Prices are 10. % and 30 cents. afternoons 10 and 20 cents, ladies 10 cents.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06

it was announced that MT Fitch had written a play for. Miss Allen it was somehow taken for granted that it was modern society comedy. The con. trary might have been surmised, for the reason that the authors most last ing success, Beau Brummel," was laid in "0lden and Golden Days" It was but natural that sIr Fitch should have hardened back to the Georges period, and again prospected in a do- main which had yielded such rich dra- matic ore Brummel was the hero of his first Georgian play, while Betty Singleton is the heroine of his latest effort. Miss Allen has appeared in dramas laid in various periods of time. The chief requisite has always been that the play be good one. While certain periods are more picturesque than others. moving story, finely told and capitally presented, is so alluring that its locale Is of second considera tion. Unquestionably. Miss Allen would not have baked at a drama laid tn modern times. for she has appeared in several in recent years, notably The Christian and "The Eternal City" If "The Toast of the Town" had happened to be d modern society comedy and Miss Allen had thought 1t worthy play, she would have unques. tionably appeared in it. However. "The Toast of the Town deals with charac. ters of former age, otherwise the picturesque period of George the Third. In this play Miss Allen impersonates Betty Singleton, who was supposed to have been a favorite actress of the time. It will be recalled that Miss Allen made her initial appearance as a star in "The Christian" she Imperson. ated an actress, the same being our old friend. Glory Quayle Miss Aliens company for this season is a very ex- cellent one, and embraces such well known performers as Isabel Irving. Mrs Fanny Addison Pitt. Alice Wilson, A. E. Anson. who will appear for the first time in America. Harrison Hunt CT. Hassard Short, James Young. Jos. eph WheelOck. ST. and c. Leslie Allen. Prices are S2, S1.50. s1. 75 and 25 cents.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06
EYENTS-

Sept. 30-Oct. Fifth annual fair given by the Brooklyn athletic club at B. A. c. hall
 Oct 6--At Auditorium, whist and dance by the Daughters of Isabella.
 Oct S-Grand scenic conce.t given by Prof D. J. Dwyer. assisted by Mrs Jennie Campbell-K Keough, under the auspices of the Ladies auxiliary, A. O. H., at Polls theater.
 Oct 11-Concert and dance given by St Thomas Cadets Jr football team at Eagles hall.
 Oct 12-whfst party and dance by young ladies of St Michael's parish at Goodwill hall. WatervilIe
 Oct 12-First grand whist given by the ladies of St Francis Xavler's par lsh at the new church.
 Oct 12-13-14-16-First grand fair for the benefit of new church of St John of the Gross. town hall. Middle bury.
 Oct 1s-Annual assembly of the Pastime Athletic club at Leavenworth hall.
 Oct 1s.-SOciabIe and dance by Wa terviIle Engine Co, No !. In Good Wiu hall. Watcrville-
 Oct l3-WhIst party and reception under the auspices of the Young La dies sodality of st TbomAs's church at the Auditorium.
 Oct lQ.-Sociable and dance given by Nassau Social club at Hamilton hall NTH Plain.
 Oct 2O-Reception and dance given by Mulcahy council No 526, K. of C.. at Leavenworth hall
 Oct 9-Promenade given by North End Athletic club at their rooms. cor ner North Vine and Division streets.
 Oct 23-Subscription eotilIon by Prof BaIley's select dancing school Music hall. Citizens bank block
 Oct 26-Masquersde ball given by the wOFkinzmen's circle. Local 15. sf the Audiforium-
 Oct 2T-Coucert and prom will be given by the Pontiac Social club tn Good VIII hall. wsterTiIle-
 Oct % and sI. Monday and Tuesday evenings whist and s1uhnirm. dane ina and entertainment. by oueen's Daughters. at Knights cf Colunbus haI. 4s East Main street
 Nov 7-whfst Eirea by Liberty cir cle. No 65o C of F. st Eagles han
 Nov SProusnzds aud dance rirsa by H. A C. st Esgiesi han- suditori- um
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06
DESKS OF FAMOUS MEN.

The desk of Salmon F. Chase, a plain piece of furniture made from mahogany. is in one of the rooms of the Treasury department at Washing ton. There are many of these old desks scattered about the country their chief claim to interest being thai once some well known man leanel over them.
 Alexander Hamilton's travelini desk. made of mahogany and measur. ing 12 by Is inches and 10 inches high Is an interesting object. Upon this desk was written much of his literary work and the worn green baize with which it is lined attests to the use 10 which 1t was put. There is a drawer in one side and several compartments for pens and ink. while upon the top is inlaId a silver plate with the name General Alexander Hamilton" en. graved upon 1t. Within the top is a strip of parchment which says: "Giv- en by Mrs General Schuyler to her daughter, Mrs General A. Hamilton. No doubt the convenient size was what recommended It to the General.
 Nathaniel Hawthorne's desk is pre- served at the Custom House. Salem, Mass. A desk at which he wrote some of his Inimitahle romanees was just a board standing out from the wall at an angle. This is still in the tower room at wayside. his home at Con- cord, Mass. Victor Hugo had in his Guernsey house q study built almost entirely of glass and perehed upon the roof. Like Hawthorne. he too. stood at his writing. and his desk was a mere shelf fastened by hinges to the waIl.-Delineat0r.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06
r,.,,.a .. kls..p RoeL.t.IIer.

BUTTE. Mont. Oct 6-Pst Grove, held here, has confessed that be and a partner. whom he refused to name, concocted a plot shortly after the Gu. dahy Kidnapping case to kidnap John D. Rockefeller and hold him for a ran. som of S2.00o0oo. to be demanded from John D. Rockefeller. Jr. Grove says the scheme was matched in Chica. go and that he went to Cleveland tc spy on the Rockefeller home and its environs for tbs purpose of laying oui the details of the Kidnapping. "If my partner hadn't got cold feet'- ssld Grove. we would have made S2.Ooo. 900 out of the deal soon after that Gu dahy trick
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06
Tr.reay st Nat-er. Pa.

yANDERGRIFT, Pa- Oct e.-The little village Of Mateer. near here. was the scene Of a tragedy h which two persons were shot. one fatally. While hunting burglars around the home Of his FrzndfAther. Jacob Kanappenber- Eer. Lloyd Reualsy. aged seventeen. was sbot in the abdomen hy his uncle. Murray Ka1sppenberEer. and the boy h frfEhtened sgsay discharged his own revolver. fhe buil-t striking bis aunt Lottie KsnappezberEsr. In the thiEh. ReuaizT received fbe full ckarEe of gznzhot at etoes rsnEs and Issd h terrible sgsay uz.1 sVsainE
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06
OPERATION ON BELMONT.
Millionaire Turfman CheerfuIIy Sab
 mitted Himself to surGeons.s

NEW YORK. Oct. 6.-August Bel mont. millionaire banker. president of the New York elevated and subway lines and a well known patron of the turf, has been operated upon here for appendicitis.
 The operation was performed at the General Memorial hospital by Drs. Cooley and Pope
 It was said subsequently, that the operation had been eminently success fuI and that the patient was believed to be out of immediate danger.
 This statement was made at Mr. Bel mont's office:
 ~lIr. Belmont worked in his office all day and went up to the hospital on the evening previous to the operation. His maIady was not acute, although t was deemed wise for him to submit to the operation in order to prevent future trouble. He will be in the hospital about a fortnight
 Maurice Y. MintOn- personal friend of Mfr Belmont. accompanied him to the hospital and remained for some time after the operation Later Mir. Minton said:
 -Mr. Belmont told me just before be left bis ofHcs that he hnd elected to un- dergo the ordeal just as soon ss the phTsicians decided that his physical condition would warrant it
 ~There fs no doubt that bF promptly placing himself in fhe surssozs hzndz Mr. Belmont has do1s the Eisszt fzI1E
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06
Reception to Emmn Eame..

BANGOR. Me. Oct. GA reception rendered to Emma Flames. the singer. in connection with the opening of the eastern Maine music festival was one of the most notable social functions e-er held in Bangor. More than a thousand persons were presented to the prima donna. Senator Eugene Hale and Mrs. Hale and Adjutant General and Mrs. A. B. Farnham were ia the receiving line
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06
-IN THE LANp oF corToN. ,.

Hard luck stories are slvays read with interest. and the more prominent the person on whom they are told the greater the avidity with which thel
 are read As a rule the actor foiks are the most proficient with their hard luck tales. and Prank Monroe. who is appearing in Daniel L. Hsrf's interest ing story of Virginia Hfe Tn the Land of Cotton Is no exception. He told a good one on himself the other night when hard luck stories seemed fo be epidemic. Seated with q party cf friends around q vel isdened table in Browne's chop house- he related the following. ~I vas with q play called "A Terrible Mistzke' ~hieh clesed sud den1y In Burlinztoa- Iz. lesvinE us rrsnded. 1000 mi1es frnn hone snf Sat broke The c1iT reFscn I could
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06

Nov 9-Reception and dance given by the Algonquin club at Leavenwortl hall.
 Nov 9-Smoker given by the Art. sans Canadiens-Fra at Franco American hall. Bank street. Nov 9-15-Annual fair for the bene. lit of St Teresa's church. at town hall, Woodbury.
 Nov 16-17-"Tbe Octoroon, or the South Before the War;" by the In graham Ideal Comedy company, under the auspices of the young ladies of Sr Michaers church, Goodwill hall, Wa. teryille.
 Nov 19, Sunday evening, sacred con, cert and lecture, by Queens Daugh. ters, at Jacques theater.
 Nov 29-Annual ball given by the SI Jean Baptiste society at Speedwel hall.
 Nov 29-Dramatic performance "The Shadghraun," to be followed by promenade and sociable, under the auspices of Go A, First regiment, Hi. bernian Knights. in City hall.
 Nov 30-Reception and whist, Cath ollie Women's association.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06

think of that might help me was my father, who was minister and very much opposed to my following stage career. Explaining my hopes to the hotel clerk I borrowed some money from him. framed up carefully worded telegram which had forward ed to daddy: Dear father, am in a strange town without friends or means How shall get home? Frank Feel ing better and confident that father would respond handsomely proceeded to enjoy myself. The next morning my hopes were shattered on receiving the following: My dear boy, haven't the slightest idea. Father"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06
nnANeERs oF woRk1NG aIRLs.,

How young girls are abducted through the machinatIons of vile cren- lures fin the guise of men. who come under the caption of cadets" forms the basis of the plot of the new melo drama. Dangers of Working Girls" which is to entertain the patrons Of Poli's Saturday afternoon and even ing. The iniquitOus system of these cadets Is graphically and truthfully exposed. Although the evil is some. what under control. it has not been effectually stamped out. Young girls of sixteen and upwards are abducted and sold to the highest bidder and made lO lead a life thaI is worse than a living death. A. H. Woods. the well known theatrical manager. has given the play deservedfy excellent mount ing and has furnished fine cast to interpret the many interesting and varied roles therein. Prices are e, 8 and 50 cents. Matinee e cents
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06
MEETINGS TONIGHT:

Rosedale camp, NJ. W. of A. Sheridan lodge, \. E. O. P. Fidelity court
 Third division, A. o. H. Court Lincoln, A. 0. F. Rose Hill Hose company. Speedwell lodge, K. of P. Mizpah colony, U. o. P. F. Waterbury lodge, B. F. o. F. Cigar Makers union, No 395. Connecticut lodge, A. 0. U. w. Household Ruth, c. U. o. o. F. Winona council, Jr o. U. A. M. Townsend lodge school meeting. Court Stephen ,L Meany, F. of A. St Ann's drum corps.
 Court Richard Warner, F. of A. Waterbury Steam Filters and Help CTS.
 Liberty circle, No 650, Lady Forest CTS.
 Socialist party.
 Electricians union.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06

He said to me. I believe I will ward off an illness which may cost me my life If I neglect to go under the knife much longer
 When he came to this conclusion be went directly to the Memorial hospital and placed himself in the hands of the family physician. pr. Pope. In the morning when be awakened he told pr. Pope that be felt strong and fully able to undergo the operation. At 9 o'clock he walked to the operating room. He was smiling and cheerful as I saw him there before the operation was begun. He expressed the greatest confidence that he would come out of the ordeal all right and In good eondi- tion."
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06
MuIhnII Robber. Ren.ndea,

DUBLIN. Oct. 1.-Two men charged with the burglary of the residence of John MuIhaIl, vice chairman of the gen. eral prisons board. and stealing there from an ancient Irish crown, medals and other curios the value of which is estimated at S4.0O0. were brought up and again remanded for trial The evidence showed that the property had been recovered.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06
LIIIIan Ru.seIr. Daughter Very m.

NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-MIss Dorothy Russell Solomon. daughter of Mrs! LII Han Russell. has been very fl at the home of her mother ia West Fifty seventh street for ten days aud was taken to Miss A L. Alston's private sanitarium, where she was operated upon this morning for appendicitis. The operation was performed by pr. F. c. Kneer.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06
n.rr fIrnrra sa.n,n.a1.n.

PITTsBURG. Oct e-President ". E. Corey of the United states Steel corporation. win President A c. Din keJ Of the Csrnezie Steel company and others. has just cleared sseoaooo through the North Butte Mining cou- pzny Of Butte. Meat. vtich hzs pror- ed bonanzz-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06
wim Probe Arcanum.

NEW YORK, Oct 6.-In response to a letter of inquiry from a member of the Royal Arcanun. Senator Arm strong, chairman of the legislative in surance investigating committee. re- piled, we intend to devote some time to fraternal insurance before we finish our labors"