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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-31
MAY I.eave ulevaland

Cleveland, o., July sl.-A meeting
Of AOrsemen was called this afternoon
to consider transferring the races 10
Buffalo.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-31

sCoYILE.-At the Salem Hospital,
July 20, 1905, at 1880 p. m, L. G.
scovile, aged 20 years, 2 months and
~ days.
Deceased was we'll known in this
city. He was born May l3, 1885. He
leaves two children, Mrs. O. @. Gray,
Of Cottage Grove, and Miss Aida
scovile, of this city.
The funeral will be held at $3.50 p,
m. at the residence Of @. A. Nye, on
South Commercial street, tomorrow,
August !, 1905.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-31

1 Laces Oriental L.aces, Sill Iss..
Mecklin I.aces and dozens !,
others at small prices, lc, d q. !
DC, 8 1-Sc, 1oc, 12hc, 1sc. a.
etc. -
ooRSETs.
We carry a fine stock at low pr,,.
SOC summer corsets, linen meah Or.
s6c model form corsets, price a..
$3.50 Warner Brothers Rust p,oo,
oorsots price,. -. OK.
75c airdie cOrsets all color
pr. -. =. =. -. ... Az.
zoe airdlo Forms, price. .O5c
: MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Complete stock at small prices
500 Corset Covers, soc quality, sal.
price $500. ..s. -. ..2S,
zoe Corset Covers, odd lot, price o.
Skirts, Drawers and Night Gown,
at reduced prices, 25c, 800, ISc
and up.
LADIES' DRESS SKIRTS =
New arrivals at low prices.
$3.50 Accordion Plated Dress
Skirts. all colors, at manufac.
turers' cost, only ........SsSO
$3.50 New Mohair Dress skira
price .."." -. -. .... Sass
Others cheaper and others hish@
price.
LADIES' SHOES.
300 pairs new shoes bought cheap
Ladies' s2.25 fine Kid Shoes with
White and colored wash suits half
price.
WASH SUITS.
Splendid Line: all reduced
$3.50 Nobby Wash Suits, price s225
$3.50 Wash Suits, sale price. $3.50
White and colOred Wash Suits Half
Price.
SHIRT WAISTS.
Prices on Shirt Waists Slaughtered.
Must 90 regardless Of cost.
25c, SOC, 4bc and mp.
DoMEsTTos.
500 yards Calico, standard make
yard -. ... -. -, -. ..Spac
500 Linen Fringed Napkins, each
Ac.
Fancy Lawns and Dimities Half
Price.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-31

Ga @T ORxA
'';;;'' MIzZ;z:7zs:.l 8 y. =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-31
Norwich Union Fire Insur.
ance Society.

Frank Meredith, Resident Agent.
once with VIM. Brown q Co., No. 12s
Commercial Street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-31
NEW TO-DAY

For sale--Gentlo horse, weight about
hoo pounds, will work single or
double. p. M. Pherson, mile west
OF reform school. 7-2o.3t'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-31
ZINE SILKS.

AANL 9A0AAsss
All new and fresh and sparkle with
beauty.
500 yds. Wash India Silks, all col
OTIS, fine quality, regular price 800
Sale price .. ... ....? .23C
Remnants Of fine silks half price
1000 yds. Fancy Dress Silks, the
very latest, worth up 10 S1.00.
Price =. ... ..49c, 59c and 69c
Soft India silks and Chiffon Silks
suitable for fine waists and even
ing dresses. .99c, 45c and e5c yd.
75c Black silk Tafeta, yd $40. .45c
$3.50 Heavy Black SILK Taffeta, S6
inches wide, suitable for under
skirts. yd csc
s1.se Black silk Peau de Sole, a
fine, heavy quality, sale price,
yd s5c
FINE DRESS GOODS.
Advanced sale Of up to date new
Dress Goods.
75c and s5c Heavy Mohair Dress
Goods, yd ..... ......-....4 .49c
75c Fancy Mohair Dress Goods,
yd ACC
soc Twilled Mohair Dress Goods
yd 29c
s1.75 Heavy English Mohair Dress
Goods. yd 900
So Cravanette Dress Goods,
I'd $3.50
s1.5O all wool French Voiles, Eta
mines, Eoliennes, French Crepes,
yd ..... go. ACC, 75c and 85c
Remnants Dress Goods, Half Price
SHOPPING BAGS.
Grand Assortment at Small Prices.
soc, 75c and 81 values, sale
price -. -. 25c, Soc and 49c
LADIES' FANCY COLLARS.
Beautiful Novelty Collars, all
kinds, prices Sc, &c, 8 1-Sc, 1Oc
and 25c.
Embroideries.
1000 yards TO select from. New
arrivals.
soc Corset Cover Embroidery, 20
in. wide, special price, yd. 26c
Odd lots Of Embroideries, all
prices ... 1c, &c, sac, &c, 8 1.Sc
and 10c.
LAOES.
We carry an immense stock Of laces
-Valinciennes Laces, Torchon
sALEM's FASTEST q
MCEV0Y RR0S
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-31
DIED.

JoRDAN.--At the homo Of its pa.
rents, on Water street, Salem, the in
FAINT son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jor-
dan. dallas papers please copy.)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-31
MCAGObSYORE
PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE
The Busy Store
orrrnc ,aArcuEc RADcAlAlc EOn TING =. /.

We know it is the quality low prices people wal
versed and not Newspaper full of talk below
have to sell They that offered TO tho ~
of Salem
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
CHAPTER Continued.
Ia then made the concession which


He then made the confession which,
have already given you, and enoe,d eII ~
4 a Miss barrow, cheerfully promised 70
hiring this a:bout at the first opportunity:
He asked me Il thought; o a &c y SIC Ia
having met h p ,5 ~ III Vas ali
nm. %ou.V 1up - lob. do not know re-
pied miss Darrow IS q slt,g,larly close
whoie Il b tmh Is g Ser
You play oroquet? ''I He replied 3thpt /. h tIa
Vas considercd something Of an eX re. ~
that line, That, then. was surely X t ~
best J9 hn DaFrGw %Rs K on tho
iect 81 crouuet He had spent many hu w
drcds of dollars on his grounds, ,,a ! I H y
Wckets were fastened 70 marc ptG iod twn
feet deep. Tho surface OF the gre und. =,
was wont to descant. mus pc. O. ~ pi "a
ticuar sort Of grilve tted Just 81 t.t..,,
# iwIrd 'frubber, and have Just. onc-eghtl
Inch clearance In passing through Inc
wickets. with the exception yva
wires ne caIga u ncn should be
reduced to ono-slxteenth OF an inch. !. t' ~
+ need not sta to more to show how he
came to be considered q 'cranK S po ' Wy 4
and D Bas eas ios s my friend IS him,
self much Interested In the gillne,',gii,, ~ ~
beard S e. y9fpr sansiIS
row vas ali attention. lie would DO &c,
lighted to show It,, Suppose they MAKE Q. 9, .
RTastfSs AL teSt q GaS"g payo s
perbly, but was hardly e. mate 'd,ao :
the old gentleman, who sought, #pnlll ax
his defeat BY SayIhh ,;i plaf trlfle TO-
fu Sou fe can ye apa r. liz Tine should IKE
ia witness a. game between yoilsalla NY,
daughter; a ah!nk 5 sou VII Will v pfe''y
evenly ho n noaId Spare the time LAUGHED
outright at the idea, Why, WI !, e nv
,orosnect of meeting Gwen barrow pei97!T,s u,
him. an absolute unit OF measure. w1 ~
snalls pace would hayo maze aL g4s'a noof
from nnf' AZ oered tho
tjhta17n. 81 hastened to accept parroW's ~,
yitaton for my friend. and 10 ASSURE ~
on nv own res possibility. tina, t!fteI m "
lust then hanging heavily on AlAls'4t -,
' t'Wei. tho game was played but Maitand
was s' 50 i Mnneryed by the girls pr,esenIse
that he played cxecrahly, SO poorly ~
deed, That the always polite pa u ea Isy
marked GU must charge .youI..A e pni.
$yletory GYetn t. y laek 81 sKll
a r;5S -SThb o '' Nyo ing lady cast qplek
rlanco at Maitland. which said; 70 p Pr ~
that she preferred falr He!n YIN iuyo ,ig
favor that he ~ ~ ma 'unon ny
Nav. did my best TO win, bnt.nI Y, !
4i,vas "a little nervous, see, hoReyer, gtnaII
vom would have defeat ed me, nougl 4
had been III my best forHl,,' q. s,,o.t
Gwen gave him one one, q liz I,,oi her own,
.inL sSsar, "a s1eud, With mat heInatleal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
LETTER TO MAYOR MCCARTHY,

! -
Dear Sir; Yol are interested In the
prosperity Of your town, You can con-
tribute to it materially. and give II far
more prosperous look ut the same time
Perhaps the public property needs n
good coat of paint.
Devon will supply that coat with two
thirds of the number OF gallons required
of any other, Devoe will last twice as
long as any other. Devoe Is all paint ana
full-measure, Devoe is tho strongest paint
known, Deyoe will take care Of the prop
erty, In the long run, for half the money
required by any other
The reason is stated above: Devoe is
all paint and full-measure: the strongest
paint known.
u p Jewell, Cory Pa, painted his
house years ago with u mixed paint;
took II gallons Last spring he repainted
with Dnvoe; bought II gallons and had a
left Saved SIG to So, for painting costs
two Or three times as much as the paint
Yours truly,
II FW pEyOE & CO
- New York
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HAMPDEN-SIDNEY.
New Baseball Manager Work
ing Up His Team. 81
cial TO Tho Times. Dispatch.)


1IAMPDEN SIDNEY OLLEGI1, VA,
Jan, 24.-Already. base ballis beginning to
engage the attention. OF the students here,
the fine spring like weather causing the
athletic san to rise. At alrecent meeting
OF the Athletic Associate lon. MI. Walker
pegram Warren, OF $I3acon's Castle, Va,
was elected manager In the place Of Mr..
William b. McIlwnlnc, sJr,&of Petersburg
who rendered his resi- gnatlon not long
since Mr.. Warren stated man inter-
view had with him on Ii Saturday that he
hoped to get out. a good team, as there
were six Of last year cam back at col
Slcge and ready toftako their Places On
the diamond Manager Warren inlso stated
that the freshmen had some very pron1,s-
Ing applicants among them, Mr.. Preston
Scott Is the captain of the team,
On Saturday evening Professor ], Fl. G..
Bagby, of tho department OF physics, en-
itnrtnined the senior class at his bachelor
apartments with a sr,1o ker, PRO lessor Ba e.
by, by his, cordially and genialness.
promptly put every one Mt his case ana
soon story and anecdote under the influ-
ence OF the choice sr1okahlos provided by
the host, engaged and entertained tho
guests. VIZ ~ II "a
Tho Comfy Club has let the contract
for the changes to be made In the liz
terror of the present club house, and the
work will be pushed so as to have every
thing In readiness for the entertainment
to be given within the next two weeks.
These changes will give more space on
the lower floor, enabling several rooms to
be thrown together when occasion re-
qulres The students are much interested
and II number of young ladies nre ex-
pected to respond to the demands made
on them for their presence. -
. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25


certainty ones inner.nost thoughts-and
the poorafellow 3blushcd ~ to The tips OF.
his cars. But lle was no boy, this Malt
land, and betrayed no otherI sisn o. t5I ~,
tempest that was raging within hm. g LIS Is
and inclslve, and I thought this pcrplexed
&the young lady. Before leaving both
Maitland and were invited to become g! IN,
tho following week. nfter&the grounds had
4 been rcdresscd with gravel. &tt IA E$S MI
8s Maitland looked forward to this second
meeting with Miss Darro w with m ca GER
ter Of expectancy hat Twas sure II
I'VE u I've Z lin thoughts, not 3breaths;.
Sin feelings. not In figures on ~ dial 1,
I'VE should count time by. heart hrotpfs.
sho must have. passed through a period
4 Troy from the "late unpl Inc
afternoon came Mt last, how eyer. THE
party consisted. hesldes DnrroW and his
young gentlemen with whom personally l.
had but III slight acquaintance. althongll
# III knew them somewhat by reputation
Young artist whose iandscapes were y, be-
ginning to attract wide at tention in I3os-,
4 i Ton, and tho elder, Charles IIerne. q
Western gentlem OF some literary a.,
There is nothing about Mr.. IIerne thai
would challenge more than passing a 81 4
well Heshed,3 we'll Groonled and intellectu.
ally well thntched"5 You would Z have
voiced the 4 opinion y OF most o. his ac-
1Qualntanc eS. XXI H W. IA i8I st E
4 This somewhat elaborat ely. ,Mphos tered
old world has a deal OF inero5 filling of one
kind and another, and 4 Mr.. mi liernc As q
part OIL It. 10 be sure. he leaves the oal,
cgory Of excelsior pSnsna ! y, ane
he no Is Ius SIMPLY i'm WI a SORT Of social Allng
Mr.. Browne, on the other hand. Is g
very dereRt personIa6Eet ,o s, 81 e acty.
aity and grace of the cd r flowing through
his pose, he is q man that The first cas-
Fpened focus. YOU have seen ynnaS,!ts
performed springs. just MS rust IS ~ slow
zen ma a fa Sas srossgS
a ssns et that sort Of athlete. Add 7to
sthis afregularly formed, clearly cut and
All PIT beautiful face VIII PALE of%9l-
black eyes. and one need not lnarlyel hat
mon as well as women, stared at HIM {
have SPOKEN of his ga2e
iii that term I accurately describe y.
What first fastened my.attcntion Was 3 TINS
vague roving IN oinff'n ,t,
s!sddtsSa into dIreeetness ,tat seemed
to hurn and pierce one like the ,thrustasof
Se hg say s's o ma !s tRsf bask
+ hair directly under the center Of y MS
lower lip. This like tab and the al !,
most fierce brlliancy Of his concentrates ,,s
q 's sinister MacMiayelian expresslo ion that
was lrresistibla and which, to my, thln1 Ra
Ing seriously marred m thsrwsse me ne
made for the strong. preclude, ! have
against any form Of beard i 70 WI
sJ'd wager a box Of my best liver. nlis
ed-I don't care II 4 Us asE big as g cyclo-
Rrama--t hat II lie had known how co !la
pletey Gwen shared my We sl lld
Hfien, that 6delicately nurtllred ~ tle, Imper
rial would soon have been red ucel Ia 2
tender mem is to SPY, ~ 4 pm no,,,
SUCH symptoms as dsyaIyins 81 ane - ana
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25


an attentivencss so marked that II quits
disguise Maitland. W 10 repeatedly !meax;,
ured n his rival wi Ii the apparsntlyi.c cold
precision q q
was Fwarmth cnougt lEund erne;lt ~ sss
,This singular sell -poise 4 s ono Of Malt
land IS most notable characterlstics. and
IS, i think, rather remarkable in q man of
such strong emotional ten hnwhs ana Ha
doubt. some small portion sof 1t is he re- :,
suit oracquircment, for life can hardy aE
fail to teach us all something q tn w
larger part OF At is native to- him. Born Born
az vel. do parents. no had never had the
Splendid tuition Of early vert As soo p!
he had left colleEa hc han ainha a
of e Ills ,su father Gg Tran to further my desires
hs but he haa him ihat ne
bra ctically abandoned It in favor q sci
IN ttflc research. True he still occasionally
took Al legal case when IT turned upon
5scientific points which Interested hin
5f,Iit. as lie once confessed to me, he swat
lowed at such times the bitter. pill OF the
law for the sugar Goa ting or science Wi nus!
enshrouded This Legal t ham Geuu,
deep or radical chnnEe ~ lis ch z,
which leads think that iNnt The !, s 81,
control desnte, raten anss ~
apparent lns attentions to Gwen Inspired him:
must, for the most part, have been native
10 him, rather than ncq ulred.g !, :. 4,
Nothing worthy Of record occurred fun n.
evening; least nothing WhGhHnht at, me
II In. \ q Il erward remembered that Darrow's
behavior was somewhat strange. He ap.
peared and on enc
cnnrhed behind him. i4 Hc explained that
III disagrecable dream had deprived MN m
nf Ills Sleep tile previous night ana lett
his nerves somewhat ul1strung l ana thd "a
thought no more Of a t. NJ sjl q
no be Continued To-morrow.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
Personal Mention.

Miss Rosulle r. Stuart, of "Ceda,
Grove, King George county, is tnt
grest Of Mrs. w Ct, Stanard, at No. /:
North Beech Street IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
Mary King Nash. in Middle street, Ports

Mary King Nash. in Middle Street, Ports
Miss Harnsberger left for home, in
HarrlsonburE. Va, Monday last, after
a pleasant visit at No. 215 East FRANKLIN
Street. s & IA $5 " iji st3 m t$ il
4 Mrs. George Mcdaniel wife of the
pastor of the First Baptist Church, who
IS now at No. 1903 East Franklin Street,
is unable from sickness to receive her
friends She hopes tosb quite recovered
by next week. and will then gladly well
come her friends.
Miss Helen Gould was the recipient Of
n magnificent bouquet of American
Beauty roses presented her Monday eve
ming by Mrs. Craigie on behalf OF the
NJ. G.. A.
Friends Of Mrs. W!lliam n. Spots
wood, Of Petersburg. will he glad to hear
that she 4 Is somewhat improved since
her injury III being thrown from a buggy
last Saturday, She isSstlll at tho Home
for the Sick. tfy
Mrs. Esther Roweli is visiting her
friend, Miss Holmes, In Newport News,
Va. si sj q. "
line El'elerSDufS3 lliush-!ApPcdlE VI yestC :
day said: The Rev, G. B. Bryan. D. D.,
who recently accoptedga call to the rec
storship@ Of Grace Episcopal Church, in
this city, entered upon his duties last
Sunday morning and preached to q large
and attentive congregation. At might
there was q, united service of the several
Episcopal congregations and rectors as
q welcome to DR.. Bryan. At this SER
vice DR.. Bryan delivered a most able and
eloquent sermon on.J"Brotherly Kind--
ness, l
Mrs Claude A. Swanson has as her
guest In Washington, Mrs. James G..
Pom, Of Danville, Va. Mrs. Swanson will
be at home to friends the first and third
Tuesdays in February, ~
Miss. Clara Kahn, OF Harrisburg. Pa,
Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Lee A. Whit
lock, No. 102 West Marshall SA'eet. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
The Saloons Must Go,

A, y IsPSElHI 70 TIC 7IInles-
land Hammer, pastor oftthe Presbyterian
Church, made an address here last night
10 a large ana enthusiastic audience on
the subject of temperance.
After the address by Pr Hammer an
Mr.. Wcstwood Hutchinson, cashier OF
the National Bank Of Manassas. pres!-
dent; Mr.. George %. Round Yicee-presl-
dent. and Rev. DR.. Hammer, secretary,
J 1t is the pllrpose of Inc organization
to close, II possible. tho seven saloons
that now exist In Mana ssas, M he leng'la
has adopted the motto nlAle Saloons
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
Masonic Officers.
II rhc ,rImo,.I,i.ua,cl

MILLlsRS TAVERN VA Jan. 24,--At
the meeting OF the AlasonIc Lodge at this
place on Friday the Goth Instant, the fol-
the ensuing twelve months:
G. B. Hundley, worshlpful master; DR..
=. s. W. Ferry, senior warden; Rev.
Joseph Lewis, junior wardeni5 T. S. Shep-
.pard, treasurer: James NJ, Lewis, secre-
tary; w. e. Rcnnolds, senior deacon; A.
A. Crale, Junior deacon, and Fl. NJ, Grer-
ham, r, Ct. Neale and A. Al Crallc We're
elected delegates to tho Grand Lodge
meeting to be held In Richmond. on Feb
ruary 14Lh next. iqt Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25

e (ToSbe Continued To- nr1orro'w.))
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
Meyj,e,.,,rt.s----Gordon.t

4 Mr.. and Mrs. John Wotton$ Gordon have
issued cards for the marriage Of their
daughter, Annie Pender, to Mr. CASTOR
Lord Meyers, I5of ilmington, y. G., the
son Of Mrs. Charles Meyers Of that city.
The wedding will take place Wednes-
day evening, February Sth, at 8 o'clock,
in Holy Trinity Episcopal Church. and
no reception Will follow the ceremony.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-10

Inauguration of President Roosevelt
took place. Finally Il mighty cheer
burst from the great %eoncoulse ns Mir.
Roosevelt appeared ON the stand. He
acknowledged the ovation with digni,
ned courtesy.
The Oath lis Taken.
The cheering ceased az chief Jus
lioe Fuile! stepped upon the dais. He
held In his hands a bible, and Mr..
Roosevelt stood opposite him. alert but.
composed. The president solemnly re-
pea,ed the oath after the chief justice,
ana then stopped and kissed the book.
AS he lifted his head he flashed one
glance toward Mrs. Roosevelt, and then
FACED the great multitude.
Again that thrilling, sou,-stirring
shout wen up, and then the crowd
pressed closer To hear the inaugural
address which followed. AL its conclu-
SION the president returned TO the
White House. The president stood in
his carriage much of the time, bowine
right and left in acknowledgment of the
gracious enthusiasm which his appear
ance aroused.
After = light luncheon he reviewed
me magnificent parade formed in his
honor.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-10

From w. F. Sands Korea and tn.
Korean Emperor" in the FEBRUARY
Century: Oppressed by her neighbors
Tor centuries and overrun with war;
her people decinlated; her cities. her
temples, and her libraries sacked ANA
destroyed; her mobiles and maidens
driven off to China and her artisans to
Japan; the most ambitious and unscru-
pulous OF her subjects constantly
stirred to intrigue and conspiracy Nv
foreign powers 1t is small wonder that
on from The world, and. by becorninr
the hermit Kingdom" has effectnaiiv
barred the way to all progress.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-10
Why the Hermit kjnodon

CONTINUED Next week.)
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-10
No Comparison for Throno.
The Earlier Entertainments.

The rendczvousing of the troops. com.
miitees and civic societies. entertained
me crowd throughout thNlong wait Incl
dent TO the schedule. The various oreant-
2at'ons arriving by diherent routes passed
INTO the narrow dcfilcs which the police
kept open. the brilliant uniforms of the
troops, the bright sasi,es of the commit
ices, and the rich caparisoning of the
horses lending themselves TO a kaleido-
SCOPE, panoramic effect. Cheers upon
cheers greeted the constantly shifting
picture
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-10

- T'T'UrE as THN !ToONs afIiNed theN
TOOK the positions assigned them. The
'i'lltarN escort stretched far TO the left
ana consisted of all branches of the ser.
Vice-horse. foot and artillery To the
risht we're grouped division after division
OF state troops. and in different places of
honor the other organizations took then.
stand TO await the signal 10 move. The
t'amplhs of feet. galloptne of horses. the
hoarse orders from chiefs and marshals,
the rattle of Announcements and occasional
pusle calls contributed TO a pamdemonium
OF sound to which the public is unaccus-
toned at sue close range.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-20
The board of aldermen Will meet at

The board of aldermen will meet at 8 o'clock tonight.
 Through the agency of William J. Schlegel. Thomas F. Jackson on Satur- day bought the property of Mrs W. ]. Schlegel on Grand street, between the Rice and Judd buildings and property of Harry s. Chase, and running through to the passway from Frank lin court to Leayenworth street. The tract has frontage of twenty-three feet on Grand street and seventy-four feer on the passway, and depth of over 150 feet It is peculiarly shaped, like a T. and is best known to the pa irons of the Hampson-Sellew Furnl- ture Co, which concern occupied the land at the time of the big fire. MT Jackson will be ready to build on the tract as soon as he can determine just what kind of building will best suit his interests.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-20
Train cbr,stenea With w,ns

ST. PAUL. Minn., Nov. 20.-The Ori- ental Limited, the Great Northern rail- ways palatial transcontinental train. started on it's first trip west, the be ginning of the service being celebrated by reception at the Union station and christening ceremony, at which Gen. eral Passenger Agent Cal E. Stone broke the champagne bottle.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-20
wireless. Reache. ke, w..,

SAN JUAN, Nov. 20.-The De Forest wireless station here received the first complete message from Key West. This is a record distance for wireless transmission and assures the success of the station established here by the navy department Special motors are necessary in sending messages.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-20
MEETINGS TONIGHT.
Concordia rehearsal.

Concordia rehearsal.
 Nutmeg lodge, P of A.
 Magnolia lodge, K. of F.
 Court Vigilant, F. of A.
 Painters and Decorators.
 Sixth division, A. o. II.
 St Thomas Cadets A. A. Sequses council, D. of F.
 Hellmann Advance corps.
 Mohawk council, 0. H. C.
 Waterbury Debating club.
 Townsend lodge, I. O. 0. F. Past Chief Rangers, F. of A. Mattatuck lodge, N. E. o. P. Brass City lodge, N. E. O. P. Patucko assembly, K. s. of A. St Francis Xavier drum corps. Abraham Lincoln camp, s. of V. Sterling commandery, U. o. c. c. Barbers' union. Ladies of Maccabees.
 Solderers' union.
 Musicians union.
 Friendly league, school of house keeping, public school cookery, a. In. and p. m.; first course cookery, 7:30; domestic arts, dressmaking, 3:30; mil linery, 7:30; mandolin club, s D. m physical training. beginners, 4:30 and : 80; advanced, S:3O.