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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-28
R0OKLYN BRIEFS.

Mrs John Lynch of Lafayette street has severe attack of the grip
 John Malone is about again after one weeks sickness.
 A son was born yesterday 60 Mir and Mrs G. Scheck of 1G Green street
 Nearly aI she school boys and girls from this section are enjoying the sleigh party today
 -The barn dance last evening sur passed all aff.frs that The Brooklyn Athletic club has ever given. The make-ups were something great and these who attended the dance say that Patrick Clark and William Stokes had the best costumes. Dancing was enjoyed Until an early hour this morning.
 We have what you ask for, we give you what you ask for. and we ask for It less price than you will be asked to pay elsewhere. We think there Is no question as to this. Our stock is absolutely complete. our buying is careful and extensive, and our selling IS at prices to please the people and to bring them again. If you are not a customer of ours, failure to become one is costing you something. A. c. Walker, the druggist, 756 Bank street
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-28
sHATTUcK IN COURT.
Judge Burpes Imroses Fines of $!o
 and Costs in Each Case.

1 Tho two continued cases against charles E. Shattuck for keeping liquors with intent to sell and for selling the same on January II. were taken Up in the city court to-day by Judge Burpee As Prosecutor Pierce was about to put accused to plea. his counsel. Attorney Russell, interposed and made a state | ment to the court to this effect: "Mr Shattuck came here q short time ago, unused to the customs of the state and the people He made some mistakes. He did not know the law. but the mistakes he made he has tried to repair Mir Shattuck is no criminal. He was never before in court and he has no record Yet he was held in de- tantion by the police a few days ago, locked up. ill fact, and he is penitent now, and poor besides.
 "SuppOsing q heavy fine is imposed. who would suffer, Shattuck or his wife and 14-year-Old boy? UnqueStiOnably his wife and child. for they have no money and are unable to pay a fine. Shattnck has been punished pretty well already by having been locked Up. He has paid to the county all that was due it for the period he sold liquors without a license, S115. Since then he has done no business. The bar in the hotel has been locked up and the liquors removed by the sheriff. He has transferred his interests in the hotel and he is no longer connected with it.''
 Mr Pierce asked Mir Russell to make a plea of guilty or not guilty, and Mr Russell said he would leave that to the court. The court then said he as sumed the plea was guilty, and Mir Russell c0ncurred whereupOn Mir Pierce resumed, going oyer the whole story of Shattuck's difficulties, conclud- ing thus:
 Tt appeared 10 us that it was an honest mistake until few days ago, when 1t was disclosed that the party whom Shattuck said would take out a license for him told inn plainly that tl,ey would do nothing of the kind. He then seemed to go ahead and take his chances.
 A fine of S1O and costs on catch case was imposed
 Shattuck being unable to pay his fines was taken into custody and re- moved to a cell. His wife intercedcd with Chief Egan to hold him until noon, expecting by that time to be able to raise the amount, S41.1J.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-28
BARBERI COLLARED.
Waterbury Han With Two Girls RuA
 in at The Park City.

Bridgeport. Jan 2S.-Frank Barberi, of Waterbury. who came to this city yesterday looking for York. is in il peck of trouble. He was arrested yes tertlay afternoon by PatrOlman OCon-
 nell, who got tip that Barbari had two girls with him whom he had en- ticcd to this city foc immoral pur- poses. The officer arrested the man. and also took the two girls to police headquarters as witnesses. Rarbcri says it was all mistake, and that he met the two girls on Bank street, near the railroad StatiCn. ar Waterbury. and asked them if they were looking for work. The two girls said that they were and that they lived in South Norwalk. and did not have any money. He offered to take them to Bridgeport. where he thought that they could get work. He adds that both girls came with him. and when he got here he wanted to wash his hands and face. and not caring to talk. the girls into a saloon. offered tO hire room for 70 cents so that ''tle ladies could wash. too"
 The girls refused to go into the room, and he went over to the depot and washed his face and hands in snow. and then went and looked for work He said that he was success- fuI i,l getting work and is to report on Monday morning. but he will lose his chance if he is held on the charges If tho girls
 1'iic girls are Lizzie Burns. aged 1a years. and Florence Zitt, aged tG. and both say that they work in tho button factory at Waterbury. Both girls fell tEc same story. They were late for work yesterday morning and wer walking toward their home when Bar bcri came along. He asked Lizzie ,o % tO Bridgeport with him to see ths show. Lizzie said that she would not go unless Florence went. too. and he compromised by taking both. The three arrived in the city about o'clock. Barberi walked them to Main street and then invited them into a room. They indignantly refused and walked away.
 Miss Burns says that she lives In Norwalk and Miss Zitt in Waterbury. The younger girl says she never saw Rarbcri before. and Miss Burns de clares that she knew him by sight only. Tine girls admit that Barben did not say anything offensive te them.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-28
SHOE DEPARTMENT.

Ladies' Dongola Patent Tip Hand
 Sewed nCban Heel Lace Shoes.
 regular price $500, January
 clearinc sale price S2.47 Ladies' Kangaroo Calf Butcher Cut Hand Scwed Common Sense Heel, regular price $500. Janu- ary clearing sale price S22.47 Boys' Box Calf Butcher Cut Dou- hle Sole Shoes. regular price $2.5O. January clearing sale price Sl.S1 Child's Shoes. , to $. regular price 60c, January clearing sale price 4Sc SPECIALS IN TOILET ARTICLES. Castle Soap for tonight and Mon, day e cake Elysian Complexion Powder. for tonight ana MAeday 5c box Quinne Hair Tonic. for tonight and Monday l5c bottle Mennen's Talcum Powder. for to- night and Monday l21ac box Extra Fine Quality Tooth Brushes. for tonight and Monday Sr each Binders Tao Soap. for tonight and Monday Sc cake Hair Brushes, for tonight and Monday l9c each Cosmo Butternilk Soap. for to-
 night and Monday Ice box FURNISHINGS FOR MEN AND
 BOYS.
 Mems Indigo Blue. Turkey Red. Colored Border and White II. $
 Handkerchiefs. regular price 3c. January clearing sale 3c Mems Natural. Camers Hair and Blue Mixed Wool Half Hose. sizes Yla to 11ib. regular lIr value. January clearing sale lor pr Mems All Silk $.cSwear. the very latest designs in Four in Hands. English Squares and Ascots .Oc and I5c values. January clearing sale 3sc Boys Mothers Friend Laundered Shirt Waists. with patent belt
 in neat variety of patterns. regular .Nc value, January clear ing sale 2?c Boys Wool Krcc Pants. black or blue cheviot. and Corduroy
 Pants. all ages. regular 0c and 15c values. January clearing sale i5c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-28
New York Police s.ake,,.

NEW YORK. Jan 2s.-P6;ice Con. missioner McAdoo will send six police inspectors before the board of police surgeons next Tuesday to have their physical fitness to ccHtina~ ia the pc- Ece dspartasnt ascc-tsine5- In aldi- ticn to these. 'hc police surgeons win he asked fe examine nins capisins ssa- fioned in Manhattan and the Brons and fifty seryeanfs.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-28
RIBBONS.

4lh-inch Taffeta Ribbon. all colorS,
 regular price 19c. ot-night and
 Monday I-'sc New Changeable Ribbon rn hroWh'
 blue, green auo red. 29c quality
 tonight and Monday l'c Fancy Plaids and New Dresden
 effect Ribbons, special TOT TO-
 night and Monday l'c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-28
Svyayne In the Senate.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2S.-ThrOugh his counsel. consisting of former Unit ed States Senators Anthony Higgins and John NJ. Thurston, Judge Swayne appeared in the senate to make answer to the summons in connection with the impeachment proceedings against him as judge of the United States for the northern district of Florida. They Ob- tained weeks time to make con- plete response.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-28
D.~,. Asked Pertsnens a...t,...

PARIS. Jan. 2S.-At the North Sea commission hearing here a witncs. named Brooks testified that he noticed, while escaping ont of the range of the Russian fire. big vessel resembling a merchantman. hut he was unable to give an exact description of the ship. Answering a question by Rear Ad- miral Davis. the witness stated that the vessel carrieI ordinary merchant mans lights.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-28
JANUARY CLEARING SALE STE.
 CIALS-TUIRD FLOOR

All 0. our -.lect Music that Was
 I9c and 2Jc. now l2Isc 1oc White Sash MuSIm~. Gc 2oc Sash Curtains. all mad. up
 resdy to hang. ia'. sac Irish Point DODr Panels. :.s Io pieces of clean. bright. pretty
 SilkalfneS at sc 11s Fancy Figured Crctons and
 Dcnims. 12izc ::..c silk Pillow Cords with tlSsciS. 2Ic s~ satinr I.amhr-Iuins. all
 ffinge,l. ,:-,. gs 2,ix.s SiIk Floss Sofa rush
 ions. .0c c,c 1sx1s snk Floss Sofa Cush-
 ions. 11c 3.'c Stamped H.msiiioli.sl Tray
 Cloths Stampeyl in all tlFa favor
 ite designs. sac s2.0, Renaissance S,arfs. S12J sOc 4-tucked Ruffe Muslin Cu7-
 tains. .-sr psc Ruffie Muslin Curtains. 'sa- SI-25 Rufse Bo' in.. Curtains with
 lacr insertion and esiging- Sc sI.7o Rufsse BoI.inet I.aee Cur
 fafss- Fruai~~anee insertion zHzI
 eiziDx- SiSs, eSlAs Ros- Curtains. sIl cols.r~ S--ss s125 co,orvd Gross Stripe MsdraS
 CuEta3nR, pRea Q rs6 SC
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-28
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.

Ladies Tailor-made Suits. reafer and tourist coat, nine gore skirt. Venetian cloth and mixtures, price slG.j0, clearing sale price
 Sloo0 Ladies Coats. Melton cloth and mannish mixtures. tourist. butcher and fitted styles. price S12.9s. clearing sale price si.I5 Fitted Coats of tan covert cloth. 1arge sleeves. satin lined. price S19.J0. clearing sale price sl3IO Craven.ttc Rain Goats. plcatcd back. self strapped. greys and mixtures. price s13.'s. chaaring sale price SS.y women's House Wrappers. fittcd waist lining. flomcc skirt. value 6oc. clearing sale prir. -n'
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-28
PROM PROGRAM.

The American band will render the
 following program at the auditorium this evening:
 lTwo-step-"Fun After School TwostcI,-"My san Domingo Maid.' Waltz. Santiago !; Waltz-"rlain Mamie O'Hooley'' | Two-step-"Cnter Den Linden Two-step-'.Old Homestead"
 Waltz-"Prince of Pilsen.r | Waltz-.'When the Moon shines Bright" | Schottische-"Tea
 Schottische- 1 Three-step-..Pulcincll | Three Greeting Waltz--"Sol,re Las Olas.'' Waltz-'Come Down. Ma Evcnin' Star Two->tep-'Funny Folks Two-stcp-"Thc Sun Dancc.-'
 Waltz-"Loye's Dreamiaui
 waIfz-"NoIlie Shannon
 Two-step--Well Raise the Roof To- night
 Two-step-'Seminole.
 ep-"Frauenherz-
 Three-step--One Heart. On. Mind Two-sfep-~Littlc indian Mai.i--
 Two-step-i1;ate City
 waltz--Ny Memories
 Waltz-"On a MoOnlish; Night.
 Schottische--Lindy Lou
 hottische-.Corncrack Dance Two-step--'Troubadour.- Two-step-"Woodland Waltz--Krolls Ballklange<-- Walfz--Nr College Chum
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-28
Look Out 1!

Pneumonia Is very prevalent jus. now. White pine and tar wards it on. Take ours. Take no other. and you take no chances. g cents takes the bottle. FITZPATRICk'S Pharmacy, East Main and Wall streets.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-28
New Cabinet nt Madrid.

New Cabinet at Madrid. MADRID. Jan. oS. - King Alfonso has sanctioned the formation of the new Spanish cabinet as organized by Marquis Fillaverde. who will be pre- nier.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-28
Ges~ral Ghrsssews~, t,r,s.

COPENHAGEN. Denmark. Jan. B. General Christian T. Christensen. spl- dier. 1naBcier and phIlanfhruptst, sf Nv Tel A ~A -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-07

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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-07

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ISM
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-07
STRUCK on Tile HEAD
MR.. RUFUS CLARKE RECEIVES
PAINFUL INJURIES.
Carpenter lie. piece of Timber Slip
Through His Hands. Which, Landed
on Electricians Head.

MIR. ltufns Clarke. foreman of The
Inside workmcn ct the electric ieparl-
mcnt of the Newport News and Old
Point Halfway e Electric Company,
was struck on the head hy Il niece of
timber early Yesterday morning and
received painful injuries.
Mr.. CLARKE had just entered The now
Officers building at Fort Monroe To
.snEerintcnd Che wiring OF the building.
Wnen piece tf iy3 lumber slipped nnt
.d' the hand ct Il carpcnter n. work Two
aIGrica rbcvc Mr. Clarke Tho :iml,cr
struck Nj Clarke on The back of the
head, nliisiins an ugly cash anl rc.l-
1c:i:a INN uilcon:st ious 1t Was fear
cd Tia: he skull had been fruc,ureh
ana Mr.. Clarke was taken 10 the fort
hospital. where investigation showed
t!a; he wound was simply IL flesh in.
,ury.
Allcr spending several hours in tho
htSri al Mir Carrie revived sufficient
j. 10 ga Ia lii homc III Hampton. lie
will probably he unable to diacharsc
his duties fer day or so but no scri-
Gus consequences are anticipated rs
The result of his experience
Several days ago. Mr.. Louis X.
Mears who has the contract for doing
Tie brick work oRthc new place Of
worship CT The Central Methodist
church, was injured by having n brick
fall on his heal. Mr.. Mears. has how
ever. aleu- entirely recovered rom
the accident
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-07
ANOTHER STOKES TO MARRY.
Uncle OF the University Settlement
Worker Also to Take Bride.
Uy Associated prrss.)

N''H. E1a~"lii'l I'r'SS.D r
NEW YORK, April G.--Folowing
the announcement Of the engagement
OF j. j. Phelps-Stokcs to Miss Rose
Pastor. comes the announcement of his
uncle. James Stokes, OF his engage
menl TO Miss Florence Brooke Chat.
field, daughter of Henry w. Chat fiell,
OF brooklyn The announcement says:
Miss Chatlicd comes from an old
New England family. and is descended
from Commodore and General Hull;
and distantly related to Mr.. Stokes
through the Phelpscs anu The ol,f
Stephen White family. Her country
residence is nj Brookdale. Conn. the
town being named after her mothers
family.
She VIII he married in a short time.
and sail for Europe, where MIR. Stokes
mas to attend worlds conference in
Paris of the Young Mems Christian
Association"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-07
GAINESVILLE. GA,
HAS A SNOW STORM
Much Uneasiness Felt in Regard to
P.ach crop-oIdest inhahit.
ant is Stur.ocd.
Cry Associated presa,

GAINESVILLE, GA. April G--Srow
mas fallen here at intervals through.
our nc da% and the mercury has
Dropped
Much nncasiness is manifested about
tEe reach crop. and only cloudy wealth.
@: VIII save ii from frost.
This is the first snow 10 fall, in
gainesville during tie month of April
IN Tic memory of the oldest inhabilant.
IT. melted as fast rs II fell. ana no dam.
nsf TO vegetables is manifest.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-07
TOUCHED THE TOURISTS.

1a99ageniaster Arrested For Robhin1
Baggage in His Care.
Try Associated Press)
JACKSONVILLE. FLA. April c.
Gus Emanuel baggagemaster of the
Florida East Coast Railway. who was
arrested al Miami Wednesday. charged
with robbihs baggage CT iewelry aud
other valnablcs. was brought here TO-
Hay.
4 II is said that other arrests are to
tpc made. hnt the subjects. heins
'Farned by Emanuel are said TO have
He'd.
u itGhhins baggage is declared tc have
poem pursued systematically during
Nlle past season and tourists have been
heavy losers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-07
Equitable Directors Unanimously
Adopt rwo.ycar Plan.
NO RfsIGNAro 5 TEND RI D
Il. +. Hartman Appointed Chairman
Of Committee to Investigate the
Whole con.roversy--Fight injurious
and Must Cease.
Cry Associated press.)


NEW YORK, April G.--Out Of tho
fifty mcmhers Of The hoard of directors
of The Equitable Life Assurance SO.
ciety. ,hir'y-eishtl assembled in the
conimny'H hoard room This afternoon
and, after an hour ana thirty minnlcs
nf discussion. in the course Of which
II Is understood. the whulc l1uuitublc
controversy was gone over. announce
mcni was made that those present
unanimously had decided To adopt the
lwo-yrar naturalization plan announced
several days ago.
itiiihorS ol resignation Ito not bear
lf'iil ana IL was aathoriativcly said
ms evening that none was rendered.
Everything Harmonious.
Everything harmonious" was The
tenor OF the official statement issued
after The meeting by Senator Cllaun-
ccy Nj. Dcpcw and Cornelius bliss
This announcement also said that IL
committee or directors would thorough
~ investigate The company manage
ment
President Alexander. Of The com.
pany. and James H. Hyde were pre-.
sent, and il is notable That many Of
INC directors came from distance in
order To attend the session.
The plan !Cr mltualizing as dc.
Hcrihed i'll the official statement
briefly provides that the terms Of ti.
rectors expiring December II, 1905,
and December 81. l90G. Shall cxpirr
ON the last day of December This wear
their successors To be elected the frs,
"Wednesday in December, 1905: The
terms expiring on the last day of Dec.
ember. 1907 ami 1908. shall terminate
December 81, 1906, and their success
Sors shall he elected on the first We'd.
nesday in December. 1906.
-Four Glasses CT Directors.
There will he four classes of direct.
0rs-thoSe elected SUCCESSORS in the
"o'callcd 1905 class To serve three
years. those in the 1906 class to hold
ONCE Tour years. those OF the 1907
class To serve four years anu the 1908
class To hold Office five wears. There
Will be thirteen directors in each class.
six TO he filed by stockholders ana
seven by policyholders.
new feature in the Equitable mat.
ter adopted for The appointment of a
committee OF seven. headed by II. II.
Hartman, TO thoroughly investigate
affairs
The statement issued SAYS speeches
were made by james j. Hill. Nj. Il. In.
gals and others, insisting upon ccs.
sation of The entire controversy ana
use of the press. which il so injurious
To the company" AMI doing great i'm.
jury 10 all life insurance companies.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-07
Cross Roads Police Court.

Justice j. Albert Dean disposed OF
,hree small eases ut the cross roads
last night
winnie Roy. colorctl. was fined $3.50
ana costs Tor using abusive language.
ana Cecil Shield was assessed 81 ana
costs for being drunk
IN me case Of Mrs. Carpenter against
me ", small son oI MIR. Wa;lc. the justice
dismissed The warrant.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-07
oPEN-DooR POLICY.
France Also Assures Uncle Sam Re.
garding Morocco.
(By Associated Press.)

Wy ASSUCIuttU I'TeSS1
WASHINGTON, d. c.. April G.---Thc
French ambassador, M. Jusserand,
called ON Secretary Taft today to make
inquiries relative, to the visit. of the
German ambassador yesterday and The
representations The latter made rcla-
tive to Morocco
He WIS informed that Baron Won
Speck-Sternburg's note hal been for.
warled to the President Nj. Jusserand
assured Secretary Taft that "the
open door" was the policy in Morocco
now and there were no intentions on
the part of the French government 10
alter that policy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-07
NEWPORT NEWS WON.

Hot Basketball Contest in h:nory Hall
Score, % to TO-
In one Of the fastest and cIcancsi
games OF basketball ever seen in this
CITY. the Handsome Five" reprcscnt-
'nS The local Young Mems Christian
Association went down in defeat, at
me hands of the Eagles from the
Newport News Young Mems Christian
Association. i'll Armory hall last night.
mere were present 200 enthusiastic
roOtcrs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-07
California, s4s.2s, Via Southern Rail

Southern Railway will sell daily I'm.
I'll May 18th, one-way colonist tickets
at S4s;25 via their through route. Only
one change necessary to the Pacific
coast. Personally conducted excur.
sion sleepcrs three times week,
berth rate In same $3.50. For further
information call S112 either phone, or
address w. w. CROXTON.a Pass. Agt.,
No. IS Cranky street, Norfolk, Va.
tu.w.fri.tf h
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-07
Candidates Cards.

beg to announce TO my friends and
the Democratic voters nj the town of
Hampton that am IL candidate for tic
Office Of Mayor. and il elected, will de-
vote ly time to the best interests of
the citizens of Hampton. Subject to
the Democratic primary.
4G.:, II. l.. J.. GAYLORD.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-07
Notice.

Patrons CT Newport News Light and
water Co. are hereby reminded that
Az wafer bills must be paid by the
iotn inst All delinquents on the 18th
Inst. VIII have their supply cut off,
pursuant to notice given all consumers.
NlsNvPQRT. NEWS LIGHT &c WATER
COMPANY, by L.. b. MANYILLE,
Supt. 4G.4t