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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
BOYS WALK OFF wtTH CANOE.
Three Small Chaps Accomplish a Big
 Stunt.

Hartford, Aug 30-The police patrol entered the barns at police headquar- ters at 5.30 yesterday afternoon laden with the most peculiar freight it has ever carried. This consisted of three sinall boys, whose ages were about 8 years each, and an eighteen-foot canoe The boys had reserved seats and the big boat was half in. half out of the wagon, two or three officers trying to keep 1t in place. The crowd that followed the wagon from Sheldon street. where t was loaded to the po- lice station nearly stopped traffic on it's way iip Main street
 But this was not half as strange a sight ds Officer Roacli had seen Oh Sheldon street a short time before Clear down near the flter front he saw the canoe upside down and nov ing tip the street 1t was so close 10 the ground that he eould hardly dis. tlngulsh the three pairs of miniature legs that were propelling it. As 1t drew nearer the officer could see bet. ter. and lie went 10 meet it. Before it had proceeded far up the street he stopped the strange procession.
 The boat was thrown one side nn1 three swelterlnr and breathess young. sters faced the officer. They were James Malloy, Daniel Murray and Thomas Mahoner Malloy lives at No n sheldon street and the others live In that locality. They explained 10 the boat had been given to them for car. lying it awny and they were fulfilling their part of the contract. Roach thought their action looked suspicious and he sent for the wagon with the re- suit that boys and boat were trnns. ported to the police station.
 There the boys renewed their story and said that the person who gave the boat to them wss Doc" Madden. They did not know where hf lived. They said the boa, was near the Hsrtfori Yacht club and they had been rowing around with lt. IL ieakei. theF said, and they intended io have it patched up before they did any more sailing around in li.
 investigation proved that thp boat leaked badly in seYerui places. ff the owner had given f away Dc would not have made very expensive gifi. The boys were allowed to go.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
HRS. COLTS WILL.
Haftfofd Woman's Pfopsfty Distfib.
 sted Amsn6 Relatives.

Hartford, Aug. 30-The will of the late Mrs Samuel Colt was presented for probate this afternoon and by it's provisions. an estate which is coriser- vatively thought to De worth more than s3.0UOD0, is distributed. A brother, Richard William Hart Jar wis, Is left nii annuity of s10.W0 with the life use of "Arinsmete, a sister. Mary Louis Fitzgerald, Is left s2O0,- UU and like sum to a niece Eliza beth H. Jarvis Robinson. and | sirnil- ar sutn to a second niece. Elizabeth Colt Jarvis Beach; a sisterin-lsw, Elizabeth j. Jarvis Is left s10.pU; a fund of ss0O.O00 Is left In trust to be used in the maintenance of the Church of the Good Shepherd; s60.yn0 is left for the completion of the me inorial to Samuel Colt; the land around "Armsinere'' goes to. the city of Hartford at the daath of the life tenant.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
CITY NEWS

Tie committee of the Daughters of
 Isabella met last evening and dis cussed plans for their colonial catd party which Is to be held October {.
 Denny Reardon. one of the most popular twirlefs that ever wore Va. terbury uniform. was visiting manv Of his old friends in this city this after noon.
 John Leo sullivan of Baldwin street, graduate of Holy Gross inc pas, year. will cutter the tirand seminary Sentreal. next month to study for 10 | priesthood.
 Attorney James R. fawlor annonnc. ei himself today as a candidate for the nomination of tax collector on the democratic ticket Mfr iAwlor is nt present member If the board of esiu. cation and on aggressive oue ot that
 Mrs Ella Cohen. aged 5i years. dlei yesterday afternoon nt her home on school street after lingering Illness She Is survived by four children The funeral took place this afternoon with service st the house and intafment in the Hehfew cemetery.
 This morning there was plenty 0f excitement around the stock market which is a daily feature uitt on rast Main street When several of ihp teams that assemble there to obtain their stock had departed. tvo nf ifs remaining prTchasers Eot Into hn al terratIon with the result that one uf them was minus hastc. of tomatoes which vas thrown into tbe muf tn the scuffie The loser threatened fo have his opponent arrested. but tbe other ouiy laughed st him and siaris,i on his war.
 Judge Peasley heard s notion fn the district court fiIis fu-unDsa ta tiia solve tie injunction which for fha past few weeks hss restrained TlBs,4 as rnd Joseph MorFan from esrffag Tartaxe onto theif riFEerv near Trost's h-fise 'o fia great relief as fhe residents of Inc nai 4i isl-lnfsi Tss fufunrtias vas lssuei st 'ha in. stance uf William M Rufra f' uam sliexai in ihe eor1pisfft ttaf ffe c.fsr frsm the Tsrt.age uas tf9fif ah fsrfiauatia and Was e menace 'a fte health of fha nei giltprriin1i After bearing tush sisie< IufEe reasleF ss ssrvei his decision urff 'u nisrTuw morning ss Ii o'ciock
 George Coyis of Kinxss.rrr street graduate of the icceI IfiEh etoni as ths eisss 0f iso. and wta hss spsnf fhn rasf two sesrs sf st Hauaxen- su~.'s eeliese ef Aiiazhsnr. tas fe eeiref uor.i fruu tiss Ri9if Reverend Eisten Tirrnpr Inst hs has rnsssf snese~sfBilv tta sxsrnirasl1s 'a sn fer the seminary ts stuff ser fiS- r-ia.shss-i He Nfii leave faf fhs sem fnarr af Sufrf. l0.casssg ato9s flies niles aussife af Rcrze. ar September za. accamp.nfei hT she Nes<rs fang yr-i nf Snura-urk. Hunt nf Isanbu-s snf r.vu~h es Hs-rfo-d Mr Cayis ss q sou ef James CrTie orc ef wase~ isurr-s tps- knoun rfsirsns He h1s shr-~ ss<.s-s -fso are tsscherx Ia fks yatlic seboolA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
OFFICERS or At.

Father Eity was reelected president ~ tlls catheiir Tefei Abstinence un. isn af Connecticut st Nsfwirh Tues- day Ighn keilr ef New Britain and Mrs Ellgatash Cevnr ef Meridsu mpr4 ctos.n vtcs presbsietfs hY exclamation William ! Crenin uf New uareu uas reelected secretary. rrcsiviax ~ votes sa = esss far Jetn J ksnrefv af Naazafrrk Iehn !. gartsft nf NsW Haven wss re-eieFtssi tFuas-rer a1d Insn Fax of Harrf1rd state sssffar. The delegates fe ths nsfIanai conssr- Raxer !. MnrTsgy af Rarkvnie arf wi.s Axnas paytoz of fIaFtfo-l
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
HE DiSApPROvES IT.
Secretary Bonapafte Gets After the
 Bennington Ohlcers.

Washington. Aug 30.-Secfetary Bonaparte to-day acted upon the find ings of the court of inquiry in the case of the Bennington explosion. He dis. approved of as much of the findings as declared that the Bennington was ''in an excellent state of discipline and good and efficient condition" at the time of the explosion, and is particular ly severe in his comment upon the failure of the officers to look after the safety valve. He further says that the court of inquiry's failure to make any finding respecting the captain of the ship. Lueien Young, does not meet with his approval and he therefore de- clares that to clear himself Captain Young must appear before court martial Ensign Charles T. Wade, in charge of the machinery. must also ap- pear before a court martial.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
FOR NEWARK JUDGE.
Letter Writer Wants Burglar Releas-
 el nn Pain of an Explosion.


 New York. Aug. so-Captan vogel of the Fourth precinct police station, Newark. is in receipt of an anony- mous letter. written in German. in which the writer threatens the life of judge Skinner of the Court of Ses- sions, The writer Is interested in the ease of Rudolph Roller, a burglar who was sentenced to two years i'm prisonment few days ago. The let ter Is poorly written. It reads as fol- lows.
 Congrattlations to the judge that we mat learn him how tp better use his Judgment. If he does not free the man Roller. who was sent to prison for two years. we will send him a Havana cigar which we will see to It is placed between his teeth. We will not send 1t through the mall. nor will we bring it ourselves. hecause we would he arrested but we will send fl to his house. or perhaps to the judges bench SO that pieces of his briy will he blown all over. Many more judges will ro the same way fl thev continue to send men away like ihis.
 Tho police do not take tho letter seriously but think that lt Is the work of a crank who Is not accustomed to inc laws of the country.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
BUSINESS SUsPEn DED.
The nobiiifstion of Treeps psrslyss,
 Russisn Tevn.

fliam. Eussia. Auz 30-A Esnerai strike has teen brought about hefe by fha order for fhe f1olifzsfi0n ss fruufl-. No fartaf'ss gre running. port i0sfirx having teau discontinued and the street railroads have stopped op eraflnnsf steam rallruad con manica ton has been interrupted sni ftere are us rews7apers iss1ed The ar. rival af rs~errisfs ffoga the sthor. ing aaantrr aistr refs has a.iie1 fa fhe confusion as vel as ts ths r1sslhiiity af dsgriier The situation &s gra~i1g tense and many soldiers arr ratFolilnx tbe streets
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
SAY THEY ARE UNFIT.
Conefessmen Think filipino No,
 Eauai 10 Self Government.

Manila. Aug 3o.-The last session of the conference with the agitators for the Independence of the Philippine islands developed the fact according to a consensus of opinion smong the congressman present that the Filipinos are altogether unfit for immedate in dependence. Apart from the problems presented in the civilization of the Igorrotes, the Moros. MacabeiIes and other tribes. it would he cruel, if is be. lieved, to the people of the Nlands at large to turn them over to the mercies of theorists and demagogues. They would then experience the worst kind of exploitation.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
CUT UP FRANKS.
Lightning knocked Out Compasses Q n a Jamaica
 Fruit Steamship.

New York. Aug 30.-Lighthlhg dis arranged the compasses oh board the fruit steamer Bodo, which entered port to-day with an error of eight points fin each of these instruments. The vessel came from Port Antonio, Jamaica, and was struck by lightning while still in southern waters, on Att gust 24 The masts conducted the electricity. which on its way to the steamers hull splintered several spars and carried away some standing rig
 gine. Only fin the hull the shock ap- peared to disseminate, several of the crew being stunned for some hours Hf- terward The compasses were useless during the remainder of the voyage
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
PLEASED AT DENMARK

Copenhagen. Denmark. Aug an=- General satisfaction ht the conclusion of peace i- expressed here ln court and official circles and great entiasl. asm is manifested over President Roosevelt and M witte. King Chris. ilan cent a telegram of feIleitatinns fo Emperor Nieholas upon the favor. ahle conclusion of the war and to the American minister hs sent feileiia. lions and homage in behalf of rresl. dent Roosevelt.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
MANY f,tsArpntNrrn

New Haven. Conn. Aug. SO Many were disappointed to-day In their ob sprvatioh of the suns eclipse by a dense bank of clouds which 1sefhung the entire stnte The eclipse would have been large one. covering about seven tnnths of the sun's surface. This would be the largest since itp1 No specisl plans for the observation were made at any of Inc ohsefyatnries throughout the state. Professor El- kin of Tale. to-day stated that he had made no preparations for tho eclipse outside of taking the exact time dur ing which the suns surface was ob scurei.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
STOLE THE SAFE.
Burglars Get Away Safely With .
 S2o,OOO Tfeasure.-

Stamford Aug. 30-A steel safe of considerable weight which 1t is tin. derstood containad s150 in cash and iewelry valued at over s2o.Do0, nits- terlously disappeared from the sum mer residence of Paul yonner at Mir vana on the Sound during last night. The Stamford police have been tln- able to trace the parties who stole it. nor the safe itself, and it is believed that a sailing yacht must have been used by the burglars to carry away their booty.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
NIGHT AGENT snor

wstsfiss. fnd. Aug s1 whlie uais luk along tts trHrts au bic return fa tka sfutsun after his midnight lmnrh Marion Reusn1prfer. nIkhf sxfnf fof sts Lake Sborr snd Mirhissn seuft ern Eaiirpsf ea. vss shgs aud kiii~f earig to-day hy urkrnwn r~rsuI4 peyI.a attracted fp ths sgp' bf revolver sfuss faaai the t-sir iYfrg oa fhe fraek His rsra6fer wifh two enfFy ehams t@Fs pas found nesr Q.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
.FIA1A IS HOME.

New York, Aug 30.-Ahthony Fiala. cotntnander of the zeigler polar ex- pedition arrived in New York today on the steamer Oceanic from Liver pool The expedition under Fiala con sisting of two ships left Norway in June. 1gD3. and was reported by the Terra Nova, under command of W. s. Champ, whose ship arrived at Fan ningsvaag Norway on August 10 last Among the other passengers on the Oceanic was Chief Justice Fuller of the United States supreme court.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
VACCINATION cRfprbBs snoSrs
Assesses Form and Doctors Warn
 Him Co Expect Trouble.

Washington. Aug s0- Theodore F. shonts chairman of the executive committee of the fsihmIan Canal con. mission, is suffering from s danger ously sore arm. caused hy vaccination just before be started for the isihmus several weeks ago. He was yacrinsi ed by ihe ships surgeon. who used ti. rus obtained from the New York board of health
 on August i2 q swelling below the vaccination became apparent. and thls gradually developed uhtll \ week SEQ when f. became decldeiiy worse. Mir shouts consulted specialist in New York. who has eauterised a large ah- sccss which formed tue, at,ovn the eis bow. Another aliscess is forming and the physicians have told Mr shofis ta look forward 'o a troublesome tirns.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
rrQroR PRESENTATIONS

Wfiimsufir. AEx Ss-T-ru@eesifirx Axans As1ssnn !. tsrseaslit has l~zum mursnsrs to stop gAysf-ssns uha hsse tsea tn the hshf; ss writing tre. .rrlg<ions f6r H1por. in piolatizsa af sHe fnw. snd fo thnf rret hr hsf I,r T I. Gardner gf Central yr1I.x>. in ,he town es rTaanrffe. arrested on fks elsar<e of f~suinx s prs~ rfrfiea Ia v1a- lsfson of the i.-. fsr tsrfuer vss1es S1zity inz rss eze<1 kz1 and c1EA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
GIVE ROOSEVELT CREDIT.

New York, Aug 3O-Former Seere. taft of State John W. Foster. who is fin this city, declared last night that President Roosevelt is entitled to the gratitude of the entire world for talk ing the initiative in bringing together the peace enyoys of Russia and Ja. pan.
 The outcome" lie asserted. Twas not such q triumph of Russian dipl0- macy as it was generosity and far sigltelness on the part of Japan. The Japanese army and people will le tenn porarily disappointed at the terins, but the emperor and his advisers are wise in effecting peace at this time.
 When 1 was invited to assist ten years ago in arranging peace between China and Japan noticed that Japan was happier over 1t than the Chinese were themselves"
 Regarding the sale of the Hnnknw. Canton railway concession to the Chi. nese government by the Morgan syn. dicate, which was announced yester. day. Mir Foster declared that there was no particular hostility towards Americans hut that the concession WAS for sc0 miles of road and that only about 3n miles had been com. rlete1. The Chinese. he said want the line built and will sec to lt. now that the concession has reverted. thnt the work ls completed without delay.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
nshessny Disiss assm rssslssss.

Bufess and sideboards from ssso0 Co ttfsup
 Mahogany Dining Tables from sas na c. tip1n
 Mahurnav Dining Chairs from ssri te sf2 %
 Mahogany China Closets from st0Ot upwards.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
swfNpfrn SENTENCED.

Chicago. Anx e0@Eiward ! lew e. the dsfsuitinE reai esfste broker o' Wheaton. ili. vhp hf duplicate mort zaTrs sw'nfies widows anf other ftaar fefsans e. tha extent of sipaHsn. srns taken teddy fa fte toiisf feniteuiiarY ta serve nn fuieferminafe sensenfr f,s-ris lac, Friday serre'iv went hsfufs 1nare chariss Bisiep ia Wheaton sn.l pfeadef guilty.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
LITTLE corriNs STOLEN.
Hidden in Bls Ones and Sold at Cut
 Rates Co the rndeftakers


 Rates Co the rndeftakers
 New York. Aug J-The Morgan Cssket company of sT2 Park avenue. recently notified Captain fiarkins of ihe Detective Burpau. Brooklyn. that . number of cgffins and caskets Ind been stolen. and tiie captain was tsk. ed fo fiBi the thieves 1fo piaceI pe. feeiise ssrgeants Gomeringef and O'fonnor on ihe ease and early rss. ierIay morning they arrested George Eastwood 2n years old af assl Flush. ing avenue. and Barney Farrell. gl yesrs old. of s72 I'afk avenue.
 Ths men had been in fhe employ of the Morgan Caskes company The pp- lice ssy that the two when 0ftiprssi tn deliver a easket or cofin would riace sS,alier me inside. snd ;liese smaller ore. were soii to undef;akers at q reduced figure The men pleaded not guilty wben srraisnei befere Mazis. traie Tixhs Co fhs Adams street f,n. Ire court yesterday anf sers sent C. isii iu defaui, of sifs ball
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
X FINAL SUMMONS

Paris. Aug s0-The foreign ofFlre hoe issned an announcement to the ef. fpet that today nf tomorrow inc French minister at Fer. st Rene Tai. tandier. utii i,e able fo sidfsss a fnai summons ta the Moroccan foreign of. fire relative fa the release of ihe French Algerian merchant. Bonzian. The minister at tha same fine VIII advice fhe Mufocean government 0f tts intention te leave rez if ths ies mand for the release nf Bguzian and redress for his arrest is not complied with.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
TRADING WAS ACTIVE.

Paris. Aug 3n.- Trading on inc hourse today was extremely active on ihe news of the conclusion Of peace. Russians rising with bound. Rms sian imperial fours of ipvi rose over six francs and those of ifoi ruse twenty francs The price of Russian bonds of 1foi was iasi5. and that of Russian bonds af if1l. 52sDn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
\ MnnsnrAN srnfnT-

TsnEie~. Msree8e. Aug o9 Tie sui san be rpriisst ty ieffaf ts tte Fr~nr4l minister. st Rene Tsfiiantiier. thsf he e5n,iuses to rexzrd fhs rerenfiy ar rsstef FrrusE-Aixsrisn merchant Rsrrisn. as q Man<Fan sfifFesf assl ufi ref1ss ta sun1fF with fi.a se aand es the Frsneh governaneut fer hss Hhe~aficn-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
BERT. THE BOY BfaAMfsT.
At i4 He Wed. q Ghl of is. si ie q
 Glfl O, it

scranton. ra. Aug o@nerf Allen Of this city. aged 70 years bas been arrested sf 1lesfershife \ Y fer mar. rflng two gifs Tbp second Niss E-hpt Williams of flss,ershife. had hlm arrested for support sn1 thau tbs sf0fy ef his first marriage eaius out The Williams sri 6 aniy i4 years old
 The arst wife. Ressia Alien of ttls clfy. wds married C. Allen twu ye8fs Ea wheu she was under co and he wss oulv f4 ID. was Hskiug for hfm Uhsn his srrest sf isstershre wss tlfsaEhf f9 hef atfsuflf.u. aud ths Liza my pruceelings fo'iowel
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
WRIGHT WON TO-DAY.

xexvc-r. Azx ea-Reais C. wrixh. ns pas-on -rn fhe sf raxns-s son~nn- ur~nt spf*y. sefeasinx Clsrpuee Ho- t1rt af ~sv yark in s1rsixhf sefs. rs. CT snf s7 Wright VII me~t Hot -~we wsrd semu~rr~ far tk. cham gSoushfp sf fke Uns<ed ofai<A
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
tS FULL ERUPTION,

Messlna. Sicily, Aug 80.-The an. clent crater of the island of stromholi Is in full eruption and Is ejecting a heavy mass of lava. Dense smoke hangs over the island. Panic prevails in the villages around the volcano and the villagers are leaving.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
KIxG rnwAnn nfAn

Narienhaf. Austria. Au< ao King Edward. upon feceipt of the peace an nouncemeuf immediately dispatched hls congratulations to the efnrerafs of Japan and Russia and c. President Roosevelt snd aiso telegrapte,i to Queen Aiexsndrs his jov at receiving such news.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
RE-OpENED TO-DAY,

Nljnl Noygorod. Russia. Aug. 3o- The sarmovo works. which had been closed for some time owing to labor disturbances, re-opened today. The steel foundry was the first to resume. The other departments will follow gradually.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
WOMAN KILLED pr.srAvp.

Chicago Aug 30 William vsn Voorhees, was killed t~ his wife early today in his restaurant at a2nd and Henson streets, The two were 1uar. reline and Mrs Van Voorhees, fired three shots at her husband. When tbs police arrived he was dead.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
Never sssh . ase display bsSsss Co the h,stesy ef Waterbury ss ssv covers the flesrs sf sss inassse
 Fsrnitsrs Wssssss0a

Heau,lful furniture for every rom every noot snd corner If the house brought from The best makcrs in America And such lots of it. If you have youf mind sef on furnishing ln some special style. depend upon it inst you wlii find your requirements easily supplied from the varied showinss now ready
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
Rtp VAN wfvkrE FARM SOLD.
Railroad omclal to Make it.iils usmc
 -once owned by Joe Jefferson


 -once Owned by Joe Ierersoa
 Paterson. Aug 3g The Rip Van Wrinkle farm at H0h0kus for many years the home os Joseph Jefferson the actor passed yesterday into tis hansls 0f T. A. Howard. civil engineer of the Erie railroad.
 The farm for tbe past six years had been conducted ss a model farm by Mrs II Miller. a niece af iay Gould. she operated C ln opposition to hrf husbands wishes. and her stock ofh peaemrks pheasanis and otiief profitable animals som ate mn ins profits on Inc farm prosiuefs Her e, feefs were finally disposed of by auc. ton
 Mr Howard viii make the farm hls home
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
tEst-tItts IS MnRk1Na

Naples, Aug 30-Mount yesuyius is in full eruption and is throwing out an enormous mass of lava. Deep rum blngs are heard in the interior of the crater and lava is flowing down the right side of the cone.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
nrssfAx noxns Go fr

Berlin. Aux 3-in fhe is5atrsa sa. lar fhers was lively sT-suiausn. Rns sian l-onsis rose I ppinfs snf nearis everything eise. tcth home sud faf eizn. went up from one to fwenty points
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
s.. Ines. s.fsi rss rssIss.

Several to choose from in csnufns Mainssne with fsisss Covered Trnys Co prevent ths vo,d frgn being h. lure,i.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
Rsprssucilens of oia Celestial Wssu
 Isbles is nshsassy.

are shown in nisny interesting ds- signs. rri~sf ffuu si3fs ID fo t1W. ou tla fourth foor.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
A.Rrr ox y,vr

Musxrs.~ | T. Aux Ds-Tha efsfeke.d rurstifustsasf r<srr-0f-ss- yesterday aEr-~-i on the nsnae af S. aBpysh for ths name Of the cvmuoa- pealth
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30

New York, Aug. 5o- American bankers are now prepared to float a great Russian loan and it is said to- day that as matter of fact. fnan- ciers in this city have had the tertis of a Russian loan in mind for sever al months past and the Russian gov erhment has known that upon the conclusion of peace it could raise money here. Hitherto the foreign bankers have taken the first steps in raising money for the conbatants and American bankers were asked to as- sociate themselves with the foreign houses. But the American firms will this time. it is understood in fitali- cial circles, ask London. Berlin and Paris to take a part ifi the new loan. The exact size of the new loan is. of course, not known. but some esti- mates place the figures at s100.gD,- OO0.
 It is also said that another Japan csc loan will be fUated here and. as fin the case of Russla's borrowing. local bankers will take the initiative. No estimate of the amount Is given.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
opscrRtp N NEW YnnK.

New York. Aug. sn-'rhe partial eclipse of the sun which was due to be seen In New York early today, was completely obscured by clouds and foggy atmosphere.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
No MEETING ToDaY-

rortsmou,h. V. H. Anx 1a-There vfii te ns meeting os thn r=srs ~ao. ference to-day. whrn the A15ourn rnsnf wss faksn y-stersmv rp time vas fresf fer the nerf fDe-firx.