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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31
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 D anhouncement. - .. dHigh-hoi" was the sigh from the Sofa.
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 "tiow can you ihtruds when you are asked to come?" .. Anyhow, 1 am demanding prema- tute welcome. am tile first conner"
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 That 1 intended to be frst?"
 sf was about to think so .... And for asking that question that 1 have already asked many times. You know what 1t is?"
 II know"
 And your. answer2'
 aT6 what?" .
 You said you know
 Not what to answer . ......- "'Theh let me tell you what to answer, Stella" ........ .........z. it will be a dull dialogue if you play both parts" !" ...... ......... 1t is no play with me Do you mean that 1 may not hopel Is your answer the same as always?" .... ''1t must be the same since my life, my mission my talents must be given all for progress for advancement, for wom- an s emancipation"
 Mrs. West"
 aAh. Mrs Vest so glad to see youi" "so happy I came early It Is so hard to see anything of you Such a crowd about her always doctor"
 The doctor was still absorbed in ac- ceptante of steilas rejection. He could not veef lightly into divine moods. Stella thought she had never seen him appear So heavy. .....-..... What has our star been doing late ly7 Wfitins An genlus." Truly, have been writing a story of the revolution admitted Stella "and that was why sighed"
 "sishedl" duetied Mrs. West.
 "Ah. was it7" asked the doctor, eagerly .... I
 'f vas srieved." explained stella hastily because feared could get
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31
rs,sseb,ss I.v.n...

so ihoroashly have ihe Jspsn-~s Ia. do~frinstsd themselves rtth tho sss~h. lnas of naval strassTssis that nothing uili inauee them is forero fte mari. time s-cena.aey whsch Admiral Togo established ia nne v~usurs~urue h~sfis Thsy men so render C impo-sfb,. fss Rsssls is sfssek them st .-. srr.pi from so disssnf . ssss Ina; ske seal. sns. riii b~ ksif b4sisn before tney have srea e shos osZoaa-alaa
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31
TORNADO ATS oAReoNpALe.
Demoiishes Hoases. Bsrns snd aaii
 road tsrs-N6 Fatalities.

SCRANTON. Ia, Aug si.-A torna do struck the northern part of Carbon dale last night and demolished score Of houses. barns and railroad cars. bui fortunately caused no fatalities The storm came from the west and whirlcd toward the east having a path of 20t feet. It's center had the appearance of q funnel shaped cloud. not black. hui luminous There was no accompanl. tnent of lightning. thunder or rain. and the stars were shining immediately be. fore and after it passed A pecularity Of its effect vas inst adjoining build. lngs were blown in diametflcaily oppo site directions
 William Pope. bis wife and two chlt dren of Green street had . most thrill Ing experience Their home was picked up by the wind and after being carried forty feet vas hurled against inc resi- dence of Mrs William Ctuue The Pope house was completely demolished. yet no one was severely injured
 Three dwellings were totally destroy e1. ten were overturned or carried completely on their foundations. and fully fifty were more or less damaged Two rabooSes in the delaware snd Hudson yards were demolished and pieces of the wreckage carried GfO feet siS freight csrs ou sn adjacent track were overturned and the fnaf of ono oi the freight cars wns found half a mile away. It was Impossible io fnd sny one pho had been seriously injured. but scarcely ant me met with who was in fhe arerfei territory escaped without some slight hurt
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31
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The smssrsslen statistics n,r Ir.ians Tor ihs year is4s shaw how Ireisna oonilnses tc lee ssrns of th- h~st 0f her psp-i.thrs 1sst r-sr 1s ss1 ns- tives ef Ir~Lsss . asss-r sssfrsless = s r-r t.a~ sr shs eysissscs. i<fs shsir hcm~s tse ss-s .s,-rtsy tc rp so ths Initef Ssatss ~ Canada sisrs issi no fs-er shsa 7ss1sif of fhs irtss p-epis have Eefs sAssr ratire iAal
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31
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"A Eentiemaa uriiss tS insuir4. 2 sad ths Isss Has caodusts th~ skn sssrs fo Cofr.spou1eufs eosana. "so. he rasy keep shs si-s frun bo<h. erinx his Fad he.a Can you sszxszs snFfkinss=
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31
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Flftv-eisht perso os competed so rs. she prize 9s-rei ss Fraakfort Ger. msny. for shs b-s; neshos os s~~srov. inF pisnt Ice Tas rfansris prsp.rs sson s ss folioss oszssss sood. frr sns one-ksf pouass. to ks so.s~s ov.- rifhs fr -sr css-ts of ss.s- srs sci toil.i. fhsr srsir tsranxz . s,osf ans plsc-d. rifh Isa quarts of rsr.r is p>trDisaz bsrrsi. vlfA sve poa,a, C su0 0an
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31
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H~s~~rh Fr~sttsrt ts ssNs Ntrssrs
 WASHINGTON. sur ai rrrsifsn; Roosevelt is bring dsluFei win ie, ters hy infividusis in stl parts of ths country praying hin to da vha'svef iies in his power fa prevent ths furthei destruction of fts natural bssnties o, Sls9sra fsIis ss an ineidsaf fa Inc ds velspwenf ~ 'he great power rismss on both sides ~ the SfeKara rivsr Al q, fhese rsnnluu eafi0ns srp heir q fled sf fhe s.a's department. snd H "a ns, i-nprcnshi~ fha' stsr msr serve ss s hssis sr- scrs setiar ' she rrs-i dent 'n fte fir-etian ef tt.s creation os an international commission to dssi with thls suht~cf.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31

Chesapeake Imposed men in 1893 he was much occed In wafdng on cholera fsef the national safseon aea wtman knows Inc country a above he region hs  Louis medical college Before entering te marine hospfs h the st Louis hospitals  made of
  Public Health
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31
SURGEON GENERAL VIVIAN

sutse6n General wyman who Just now Is eh. ffussed in the suppression of yellow fever in the south has f9f yeats been active in looking after the public health TO him belongs the honor of estab ishins the first government sanatbfinm for con sunntives the one ai Fort stanton, New Mexico
 ft Wvfnah has been ln inc United states ina fine hospital service that service which since its reorganization. has done such efficient work in the protection uf the public hesith4sinee ts7s lie served sueeessively a st Louis Cincinnati tlat more New York and Washington. and ai hs several pUsts won recognition as Jealous worker he paid special attention tb bettetinR the physical condition nf ihe merchant marine, called Co notice trueities n posed on derkhands laborine ln western rivers. es abolished a hbspitH for crews hf oyster vessels in
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31

 frsthsnd roi Gosraphies socy bestowed him scholar As an Americans married Letter f Wsshhzfon snf
  Fnysi blood pscusry happy sdvanee after the fashion political battles
 the terrible days a tsdv the affection m the people H fh seoarrs bad n m eosrse ne v .es nses tefs
  resey rsisa rsdaon ' 'slsErspse rate ,c E f sren   ths London Tines tnssr
 rrTssrnrfFEn WEBSTER
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31

TRst class thtss iatnIy houses tot sale II In all bafts of ihe city, have s iine Ills, of thtee family houses 10 setec iron fl you want 10 buy a three family house eok at my list. Three family house Fast Main stteet thtss family house Wall
 tifeet three family house Laurel siteet
 ihtee family house Weltoh stteet three three family house Walnut sttest thtes family house Weed stfeet ihtee family house Notth Willow stfeet thfee family heu,e Brewster siteet ihtee family houss Division street. ihfeo family houss Hsid. Win street. three family ofahits stfest two houses Notih Elm street. al bargain. In. qulfe Daniel T. Fsftiheton. Rea Esiats and Fife Insurance No ai0 East Main st.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31

tbhbaty but ttmhd short time describing his expeeh series letters the Polish Gazette Prior to these letters which Httated hth attention he had put forth humorous story called
 Ntbgay pe His Own County After the publication of the Amer letters with party struggles fiji ta by the stories From the Note Book of Pbth BbhdHse m ss appeared his great novel With swotd which followed by fh euge and Pan Mhae these ybhd doubt h greatest novels dealing with the struggle the Poles and tbsAtks
 ohe vofts succeeded Without bosma and Tine Children of ths 
 h tevious efforts M widely lead Quo yadis This book h been dram Azd several tines and the M well stttss b vat and With Fife and Sword have for Hehfyk siehkiewie fame throughout the world
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31
THE vIcERoY OF INDIA

Russa's steady advsnce toward northwestern India has aroused the British empire and brought 'wo prominent Enslishmen Co conflict over the anes ton bf tho proper defense uf india or perhaps ono should say the question of army administration. Lord Kitchener has tfiumrhed in his military pol icy. lord Cnfson has resigned
 For some time the commander ln chief nf ihe forces ln tndis snd the vieeroy have bueq at odds Added iB this inc disahecton uf native princes whom The vieeroy offended in his sweeping refnfn in ofNealdom. and h goes without saving Lord rnf. has nof been sailing 10 the snuohesf nf waters The eofes nf the Dunbar forgotten falsorne praise has eiven place t0 criticism
 whafeter the rtrhfa nf she present matter
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31
 ANOTHER fUttsH OfftNbtk

Russia is again making futile effort tb Stop the vblte of. the btotestbf, has sentenced the Polish suthot. sehtlewicz. tb confinement ih his .wafsaw hbtie. fbt Hh ihdetettnihate period fhe ofense is that Slehkivltz has been signing and publishing pa tets against the classification Of schools in Pbiahd With these sttbhs words he destfibes school life in his tgiihtty.I,4a tbuhd .of thastih torment, and essence ate years of suffering and tbttiife ft is thly the fear that their thildteh may become social patiahs that makes parents wish them tb obtain tet- tiHtates" The sbvethot- general of Poland cohsid- ets hIfn dhhgef6tis man to be at large
 <, ,Modieska, ybu remember with small cotipahy bf friends ehlgtatd from Poland tn fs76I to foihd tb1bhv fiji tallfbthiai Siehkiewitz was of this
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31
M ANrEn-cssvsssef1 v.n,.a. b,Irh.

WtNrEr--rshxssser wanted. bslrhs men. younF es sld ny on. of ihs airss manufacturers ln ne United ssasss. Canvasssfs are ts cal ihs attention sf eos. sarsfs 0 the merits si q esi.sro~r sstl. ee si vesfhE sppsfsi The eofs need hoi interfere siih yeuf fsgviss snpl~v. rsnt h esn te oene eui q houfs snd WILL ADD MATERIALLY 10 youp ANNUAL incoRE ssri us . rossai cafe and -s ~fH ssA yca whss thss~ ls "a z ief yes. NO MONEY REQUIRED op YOU Al ANY TinE Addr.ss J. Lsss bst s1s7. Rc.fsr. tssa s.ia-i1
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31
A NOTED YOUNG EDUCATOR
fhess be grand dsys iot t1s bedasoeus, 4

teathet comes to recognition Just the other day ht less t psfsohase than the Kaiser invited man whose profession Is that Of teaching to have audi wlth ah ihvtai6h to dine. fhs visitor was Nicholas Muftay Butler the present president of Columbia
 President Butiet is 4 young man tb be at the head Of 50 great tiivefstv-a little past 40-btt he has been close student of educatiohal matters hatd worker lie fs student teacher ahd organizer Hei was the founder and organizer Of the New York college f1t ttahhg of teachers now known as the Teathefs college served as president of this school from tSSssf and ih 1902 became the head of Coluh
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31
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.smpaeh and retosh6h his services Lincoln him h
  htehaoha postal tohs H Paris and in 1861 went special commissioner time nations
 Ave legislature tepre sehfeh Ausfs Germany Terence Berlin h 1887 president of the international centennial commission at Philadelphia and 1889 states commission  h congressional career he took
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31

fsasa Hats *ss Efada SsiaHBa sss And ty9 years
 et received there the degree of Ph D. After year of study at Berlin he ssea w Ma sad ha eesh % asstiatsd with M Hhysts
 phbsths 6ess9 5 hbsophy and edutai and the last three bA beh bthsHeh fiji 1885 National Eddtatibhai association
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31

EoP sALt-tvb furnished cottages ai II Walnut Beach, and che t.o and lhfee fsfnlly house In City siso buildihr lot. at h bstFalh fl sold tefofe Juhe t5ih, ] F. sardliotd Real Estate. No log Bsnk siteeh rel i44-4
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31

FoR SALE - Fielding bsd in first cIsss ! condtlon containing { dtawets. iatfs trittotl clothes closet and ~ftinF desk se5oo when few VIII ssl chest. fh. qulte al Democfat ofiIce. s.3o-s
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31
AN AUTHOR or RECIPROCITY TREATIES

The fetiptbtity congress at Chicago brought before the public the name Of John Addatns Kassoh author of most of the reciprocity treaties that have been presented tb the senate. Owing to his knowledge of tariff problems and his valuable dip lonatit experience. fiji 1897 he received appoint fneh ns Commissioned pehipotehtiafy to negotiate reciprocity treaties with foreign powers finder the provisions bf the Dihsey att, and for four years held this position
 Mf kassoh Is an old man now. He was born in 1929 fin Charlotte, Vermont was educated at the Vermont state university read law in Worcester. Mass whete he remained some years ptacticing his profession In 1857 ne settled in Iowa and soon hHefwafd entered politics. As chairman of the re- nlhlItah sthih chttltniLee he tnhnhehd the Lincoln
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31
ADV8)
pOR sTLE.

NoR SALE - two family houss ahd
 large lct within 4 ttlls of the centef fot chy $i, 500 aosts. call Resl Eslais sffice of l O. f~ihhg. iss South Main stfeet A.3f,.5
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31

WANTED Readers of this paper ,o ts
 W cstefui ie whom ihey are sivins aesy ,heit valuable phcioa Bflns q dls ilhct photo oh "Wednesday of sstusds, evening, to the Waterbury All siudle. isi South Main st, before Sept isi and fs. celve a sample Of car beautiful cfsyos Portraits size is 20. sbsoiutsly fsee ol ehafge. only enc to a family. You ao soi obliged ie purchase frame. e.is.n
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31

FoR sALE-eh Chickens. including ssvstal4 | tufi and white eehoths. also eosps and wits Inquire 4g Washington slfesf.
 8.23-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31

EoR REnTAioo new .ofass rooms Si and 8 month Furniture and Piano moving, general itookinF. A. M. lsfsoh, 72e Water sneet Hfanoh oftcs ei South Main street Bus parties q speciality
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31
MHDSED.

WAntEb-o Good size second hand safe. " Address F Q. box e97. Waterbury, conn s.3O.5
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31

THoicE OPPORTUNITY cothsf ptol ' petty iof sale Of ttaas cchsisins stofes and dveihFs cshitaily iocatsd, Louis c. Atchsmtait, Real Estate and Loans, ios Bank street. slv-i3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31

WAhrEp-rhfs fia class an round w naohlhists st ehce iof refmsnsns roslilens. srpy stating experience ans ssges desired. Hos iss Nev Haven, Gem.
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31

WtNTEp-l Information ihsi siiI lead " ts ihe discovery ei sny man. ~oman sf ehild sho las eaten enc sf eur DO din. hefs sn5 rene asaY dinatfed. The sams srplss ic our perasf isnches from so sp. tvsfys South Vain s.. opposite cas.lss c6fHsf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31

WANTEb- Middle aged lady ,s isks . oafe St q sick petsoh. Apply Ms. Walheifn, % rteek street e.3os3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31
You Would be Surprised

tu sec tts do business before Wn have fully opened uttt place but it ls i fact. and it Is because we are working 0h the half price method now and to can save bn per cent bt ordering your clothes now ot the original shop, 2S Exchange place.
 L. BECKER, Tailor,
 Pressing cleaning and repairing al. most for nothing this week.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31

EoR F RthT-Fu Furnished itohi room. eco II and riesssht nicely iutnissd with bath and toilet attached. second iieof 8 Meadow street, he. block. everything blight and cheerful, Suitable i5t dns ot t~o, iot one s2 fot two s1 pAf week in ad. vance. 7-i5H
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31
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I csT sunday sflsfnsea. . pscsssssss " coaiairiss stsss f1o Rsssfa sssss. Cd isf fsfsrn fs fhls sffes asa1
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31

noYs wANfEpli4 yssts oid. Appiy b at Weststh Union fei Go. and Amsfis can District Tel Co., 90 cenisf street.
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31
FOR RE1l'1t.

To RsNf-h pleasant tnodsth, heated ! ! teom flat. Apply 5i Center street, s w. chipmsh. B3o-H
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31

IcsT - c.i5 catch .Ass-. nksrs .f b aa-hef Fs~ass fsf return b Q. 1aHva1. azt sastt wsin ssrest s-193
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31

EoR RENT - tshsmehl of five rooms II all improvements Inquire al 529 Baldwin street. s-s5.N
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31

EoT RENT - A hIoe sis fo6th cottage II Si2 psf tnohth Inquire al store i32 North Main street s-3o.3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31

.ToR stLE- steihwsy piano stdsboatd Il sewing machine and househeid fut- hiute Apply al 25i Grand St s.3i-5
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31
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EARN IssFfspAT sn8 V. s seeosrs- b lns. 1s1 e sioc . rsnfA sasry e. tsfs. our gfstsa.et sassr ton3 car rs t--stt tt- art-sf ls srsfics snc sr1 1srs- ss O s fsisss5s Nnte fsf -sss se.e. sorss schssi q rsssfstAy. circls-ss. o.. ssasis. ~. f@ sssnfs. Ca. Lss~sua. sls. tsrarssaa Tsr. ssn rn--ssss. CsA t@f~Am
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31

To RENT - 5-toom apartment with Il steam heat thofoushIy upto-daie. Apply A. E. Rice, 90 Church street.
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31

ToR RtNT-sls toons at be Park Avs., II sll ifnptoyemsbts. ihaufs s A Welhsteihi 66 South Main stfeet. also one stote 10 tent al No. soovii street.
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31

CHRISTOPHER WEBSTER
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-16
MRS. PECKHAM WAS NOT
INV0LV IN COTTON LEAK

Washington. Aus. 1s.-Mrs. Frederick
II. Peckham OF New York did not appear
before the Federal grand jury here yes
terday, as expected. TO testify regarding
the alleged conspiracy to juggle cotton re-
port statistics. After being privately in
terrogated by District Attorney Beach
she was excused from appearance The
district attorney concluded from his inter-
view with her that she was not connected
with the so-Called cotton leaks
1T is only just 10 Mrs. Peckham." Mr.
Beach said. "to say that from her state
ment she was ignorant Of the matter and
the revelations made in connection with
it were not due TO her nor 10 any domes-
tic differences in her household"
Secretary OF Agriculture Wilson has
been quoted more than once as saying
came known because two gamblers quar-.
relied over a woman" Mrs Peckham
said I'm New York the other day that she
would make Secretary Wilson regret hav-
ing made that statement
Among the witnesses examined today
before the grand jury were Louis Mercer
Of New York. "A former business partner
OF Frederick II. Peckham. who is accused
with former Associate Statistician Holmes
and Moses Haas New York broker OF
having profited by the cotton leaks Mr.
Mercer answered all questions put 10 him
without hesitation. II is said that Mr.
Beach Is satisfied OF Mr. MERGERS inno-
cence OF any improper knowledge OF the
cotton leaks.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-16

A RUSSIAN
GIVES HIS
OPINION

Portsmouth. n. H., Aug l6.-Mr. Alex
andre Briantchaninoff. correspondent OF
the st. Petersburg slove, writing on the
questions involved in the surrender OF the
Eastern Chinese railway which is being
considered by the peace conference today
and also regarding the general question
OF the restoration Of Chinese sovereignty
in the province says:
Notwithstanding the secrecy so strict
ly observed regarding the discussion Of
the peace conference IL Is now known that
the second article discussed concerned
tho question OF returning Manchuria 10
China and that the article has been
agreed upon. So it is understood that
Manchuria Is going to be restored under
the charming administration OF China.
For fear OF Russia's enlargement she
has been prevented from completing her
work OF civilization in that province
where she spent millions Of Russian
roubles, retaining IN return only unpleas-
ant memories. and now they say that II is
better 20 give Manchuria 10 nobody than
10 Russia, for 10 return Manchuria 20
China means 10 return that province 10
the state OF barbarism.
1T Is, however, asked If even the rail-
road which cuts this province in three
portions and which should be ar instru-
ment OF civilization and OF development
Of her riches will be abandoned 10 Chi
nese neglect. With regard TO the Harbin-
Lao Tung railway line the administra-
tion OF China can be understood as this
lire has no strategic legitimate value ex-
cept for China. But II is quite different
with the line uniting Vladivostok 10 Rus
STA which IL is impossible for the Musco-
vite empire because OF its strategic value
TO make dependent upon a Chinese admin
istration
Technical researches have shown the
enormous difficulty OF uniting VlCdivostok
and Port Arthur with Europe around the
Amur. So the civilized world welcomed
the decision Of Russia 10 build a rail-
road through Manchuria. Russia made
this immense effort. which. considering
the policy OF the open door will be OF
great and equal advantage TO theFcom-
merce OF the whole world.
1T is therefore just that Russia should
have the material guaranty that that
railroad line should not run the least risk
of being destroyed or cut by the bri-
gands or that 1t should suffer in case
Of a misunderstanding with China. The
commerce OF the world will gain very
much II Japan should be entrusted with
the guarding OF the southern railway
line and Russia with the protection OF the
north line, mutually pledging themselves
to follow the policy OF the open door in
the whole province"
Toxic. Aug. 1.-THE Asari in discussing
the proceedings OF the peace conference
al Portsmouth suggests that Japan omit
ted 10 demand the open door i'm Siberia
and the opening OF Siberia rivers 10 the
navigation Of the world.
Vladivostock as a free port, II declares.
would not benefit Japan much, but II
would greatly assist the development of
American commerce.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-16
AGAPEMORITES REJOICE
OVER BIRTH OF A MESSIAH

London, Aug. 16.--There Is JOY among
the Agapemonites. sectarians who live in
a retreat at Clapton, northeast London.
known as THE Abode OF Love" To the
Rev. j. II. Smyth Piggott. as the world
knows him, but The Messiah" as he calls
himself and Is called by his sect, has been
born a son. who has been christened Glory
Smyth Piggott.
The mother Is Ruth Greece. a woman OF
independent means. who recently Joined
the community In the Abode Of Love -
She fully believes that her heir Is divine
The retreat IS thronged by disciples eager
10 do homage 70 little Glory.
The sect OF the Agapemonites was
foundde by a fanatic known as Brother
Prince about thirteen years ago az SpaX-
ton. England. Six years later he died and
Piggott, who had been sailor miner.
Episcopal clergyman Salvation Army SOL
dier. etc. succeeded him as leader.
The Agapemonites. who are mostly well
TO do people Of the lower middle class
and who support Mr.. Piggott i'm luxury.
believe that the judgment is at hand. have
disregarded such "vanities" as marriage
and hold other peculiar views that led to
their church being mobbed about three
years ago, since which time they have
conducted themselves as quietly as possi-
BILE and Stunned publicity.