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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-11
OFFICE OF Tho Prison Commission of Georgia,
TURNER. 4. EVANS. Chairman Commissioner Commissonn. GooDLoE YANCEx, !. C. MOORE,
 Secretary Warden
ATLAMrA, Aug. 10th, Ise4.
:. c. Dewitt & Co., Chicago, III.
CLEMENT 4. EVANS.

E. C. Dewitt & Co.,, Chicago, Ill.
 Dear Sirs:-ssI have suffered more than twenty years from Indigestion. About eighteen months ago had grown much that could not digest crust of bread and could retain anything on my stomach. My heart would beat so fast I could not sleep, at times would almost draw double with pain in the pit of my stomach. I lost twenty-five pounds; in fact, made up my mind that could not live but short time, when friend of mine recom- mended Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. consented to try it to please him and was better in day. now weigh more than ever did in my life and am in bet ter health than for many years. Kodol did it. keep a bottle constantly, and write this hoping that hu- manity will be beneftted.''
 Yours very truly,
 JAKE c. MOORE. \
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-11

acquaintances of the family drop small, black-margined visiting cards. some times with a few words of sympathy on them. The urn is put on the table on the day of the funeral. Only men go to the churchyard, and they gener- ally follow the hearse on foot.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-11

Cooks Rock is tAe best. On sale at all saIoOna.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-10
&pm Dem Mannc, Der Gus @eitrc
maiden Snrftc.

SuS ser licbc @ott nod aili grb.l
9ing tam er offers it einem Saltcrs.
manl. Sicier mnd)te linn beinabe
~jeOeSmnI einen Gorbalt me9en oes
&etters; giles iei gut lnb redyt, aber
nit Ger @ltterlnla Mode CT IS OFT 10
pertebrt, oils oh er lelblt mld) nod
belien moate, bcn' arnen @muerss
mann al Driiden.
DSa, CLAUDE mir, mGreIt on nid]t
ser liebe Serrgott, 10 mod,tc id) Dir
Sllmeilen einen Sorlpurf MAIDEN!
Der liebe 8ott in ieiner lmeno.
lid)en Hube b0rte i'm an mo lGd)elte.
Gines cages I'M Sriibiabr bate oet
Mtamn Die ausinat ebcn lpieber be
enoet. Gr ltauO ant Nfer mo legts
6aS SGetitd) MN 6iiammeu.
80, nm iollte es anfanaen al
requiem mo iOrtregnen bis nlprgen
iriib, Gas pGre oaS rid)tige. Mber
nd, unier Serrgott - tbilt mie er
nil! iilbr cine betannte Stimnte bin.
Ter Tplfl 1ort. VI orente lld) pQlil9
INN mo iiebe, ser liebe @ott ltano
cor linn uno iprad) weiter:
Sb iullBte. mas on iugcn mcllieit.
slber nm bore: bunit on 5uirieoen
ieieit, lege id) iiir bieie Auslant Ons
@ctter in oeinc &onO. @ie bu cS
ipiinibcIt. 10 wirit'Su es hobcn ooS
cause SSabr b%inourd).
Sa pur DER 0nlersmnm irob pie
ein &onig mo erwiocrte: 60 iii c$
einmul rehtl @ib OH llllr aud, git
Nld)t, pamit on iiebit, wie mir
S%uternsleutc ouS @cttcr bralld)cn.
aaum hattie Der Mann 81 Sanie
oie Tierbe IN Den Stall gebrad,t, Da
miinifte er feinen, leiien Hegen sic
aansc Naft: ieiner Mesen ori;tai
Surd. Gs seidab! am Gnoercn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-10
@ir miiiicn init Grgcbmng bctcn.

Gs sibt piele iromnlc GbriiIen, Die
eiirig betcn, aber bod, nitt Den Croft
i'm @ebete finoen, Den 0ott ocntIclbeli
perbeiBen bat. tbs tcnmtt 0abcr,
meil ibrem @cbet cine notbm?ublgc
GigeIlit,nit ieblt, meld)e @ott bclon.
bcrs m~oblgefGllig III. Sic betel an
OGd)tig, bemiithi9 uertrallenSpolI
beharrlidl aber llld)t nit Der nOthls
gen Grgebung III oell beili9en SSiller
@pttes. Sbr aunics @ebct glpfelt
OFT i'll Dem eineu helben @llnld):
SEER, nimm oieieS arcn5 bon mir,
eS iii mir an itipcr. id, fam ca nitt
mebr trogell, 0 nlnm eS iofcrt bin.
neg" go tlingt eS mie eiu Hii
Der Selbitilld)t 5lnIl Simmcl cnlpor.
Mem mir mld) eincrieitS cit lebn-
iiidtigeS Serlangcn huben oilrfeIt, err
bort 5t iueroen, 10 Iiebt eS inns ood)
Ourd aus nId)t Sll, DEM NllcrbodIte!t
0leitiom porSulfrciben. ME mo
~ ann CT unier @cbet erb0ren nlpge.
@ir iplen i'm @egcntbeil nit BOILER
llnterwiirfigfeit geacu ieinc beiIigen
elnoromngcn bitten mo NaeS %leiter
@iite unb @cisbcit mlbeimIteller.
@eiB CT bod am better, mas 5t nnlc.
rem Scilc oient, ulb beat min Or
liebrcidltet .slbiid)ten fiir inns. Better!
rir gar ST. rngeltiim obne ieglid,c
GrgebunH 10 lGBt 8ott wobl muld)-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-10
&atboliide Goioniiations-6 eieus
ldait inter 9eitnng Ger tlrdJ=
lidem Sbrigfciten.

@ciitlide5 9ircttoriumn: &odm'iter
7. Nlireo Otoper, Z. 2. y, Mtlntt.
tier, Cast, Gunnoa. @odnp. y.
Soiepb &nufcr, =. NJ. s.. Tritce
Nlbert, Cast. Canada. - Npdjlu.
i. @m. Sfultc, =. NJ. -. Spring
Sntc, Nlbertn, Ganuoo. - Nodpp. i.
9llgultiu Suiio, Z. NJ. s., M,0iuu.
NiIa., CANADA.
Vile GI1nabmen fomlen rllr &C.
brultd,t lucroelt, I'm sic Iu&lugcn III
Oefeit, melfe nit Der @riinonllg Der
oclttIfen fntboliideu Golonicn per-
bunoen iinb. Sidert ieoem Mit.
glieoe cine quite SeimitGtte bon 100
alder III elmer oeutid)cn fatboIiiden
Golonle alS freIes @eld]ent bon Ger
Gegierlung. Giutrittsgebiibren SO.
81. Eeter'S GcIonie, tbeilS @alo.
tbctlS Trdrie, @iienbabn gent oltrd)
Die Golnnie, II @emcillOen nit llellfl
EricItern. Nier bobel iid) leit tSriib-
1dbr 1903 1lebr oils 1000 0clltld)a fn-
tboliId,e 6umilicn onleiieoelt. ct.
Solcpb'S Goloric. ncltc Goloitie, lolt-
ter ldlGlIe gluttc Truirie. >5lucitauieno
por6ilglidle MeimItGttclt. ct. &uni.
iutiua=Golonic ircltc Golunie. met.
items id)0ne lSrairie nit ctuus SSalo.
olld) a~oblcnlnger. breituuleuo por-
5ilqlidle Neinritdttcu.
lcllt'dlc &athplitcu, 1rciit 5lt!
Sidlcrt Glrd} EN- cigcne@ iduloen-
frciea &cin1. @lltcr @poerl, allteS
NeilmOeS &lirlu. iiderc Grnten. I'm
pole NitStlmit idlreibc man at
Matholiidr GolOniiatiuus .@cielIdaft,
Ho'therlL Cast, CANADA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-10

ten, Damn init Der linfen Sanb Der
ltdrfiten 2rltd AMI bu$ Snitrrmeut
mlSiiben, 0elien lie idhi9 mar. Gel
65 WGnnern i'm Sitter Don % BIS
40 SobrenL oie iibrigens ~gcipobniid)
teinc 0illsfeliiblinaen onItellen, be.
trilg Die mittlere &roit 56 8ilo'
gramnI. Gos Wurimlm1 40 &ilo'
gralmil. Der llnterl6ieO 5lpil6eE
Der reften irno Ser linfen Sano be
trug int Surd)ihnitt 70 &iloarumm.
Sic Oitrdifnittlide &rait BON -
Trniicn onaeacn nllr 33 &ilo9rnmlnL
olio nllr etlpn Orei Siillitel bon Der
0cS Wonnes. Gas Wurimmm nor
A &ilogramnt, Dos Winimlm is
a%ilperumm. Sic red)tc SSonO mar
I'M Surhifnitt 512 ailogramni
IlGrfer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-10
Sas plGelidDe GridDeincn cincs 3ie'
senbpdcs beim Snftass. @ottes.
Oicmit

riei in ser Sorffirdle 5u Srebit
(&reiS Snlidp gcl5ig) cine gemaltige
Storimg berpor. Der 3ieaenbod
1ebortc einem Soribciuobner. Der lid)
in per STRIDE beiano mo allf ben er
laut medernO SulIci, ais CT i'm or.
blidtc. Ser Sitter beetle iid 10.
tort, haS Sbicr aus Der STRIDE ~
enticrneu. mas nber nit hcloroercIl
SdNpieri9feiteu perfniipit mar, oa cS
pcilierlide Spriinge ilbcr ole %1ntt
modte. Ger BOD bate burN Ole
suiGuig oIieuitcbenbe Sbt're Gir9aug
in Die Stride g%elunSen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-10
SIC MuSfelfrnit ocs MGnncS unS Der
Nrau.

I'm 5il bcitimncn, mie uiel Ole
Wllsfelfroit Des WnnncS I'M SLICE.
meinen ole Scr Srol iibermieat. rot
Elm engliider @elebrter Dor Hur5cm
cine Rcibe bon &eriufeu acmodt. bel
benen err Gnergie oes SanoorldeS
beim Manne mo Der tyrul nit BEN
Spnamometer map. SeOe @eriud,s-
peripn m,Bte babel erit nit Der red.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-10

mai miCrc @iinItc III GrfiilhinG
aebell, dbcr Damn 5I l%llIlCrcr StraIc.
- Gin jlulger Sbeolo9e mar ip0bs
reno Der Belt ieine@ SuuoiumIa III
elmer gr0Beren Stuot bel eiller
SSittpe e%i1qllurticrt, oeren Cin5i9er
Sobu 6cllr Elm brauer. intelligence
Siinglin9, an Ben 9ciiten atllbntt
mnr, 10 BOB er IN einem &ollmugel
aefnhren perben mlBte. Sie Wtltt.
ter bctrieb init Ger g%elluIoelL erruadle
ienel Spd)ter Elm @eidJGft, mdbreu0
Der Sobu 6ie Gonto.Siider III Srb.
lllng belt. - GineS Cages ia0te Die
@ittpe III 6egempart ibreS WtictbS.
BERN: .9Scld,e Stiibe miirOc i) or
Selir hoberL mem cr 9elitn0 lpurc
luO id, mebr DEM 0cldrifte miOmen
fGnlltel Gr hGlt mir Jest ld)on ~
idlon Die Bidder III Srbnlulg lm0 lit
10 %perIt1nbig mo imlidtia IN Allem.
Nir mollen inns redst eiIrig ailf'5
9etcn uerlcgeI, nid)t mubr NmIa".
mnnOtc lie lid an ibre Sohter, la.
nit Ser liebc @ott Dem bropelt
Slngen ole @eilmobeit mieoer.
ibcnttll" - ySn, Mutter, mir pollcE
Den ullmlGd)tigeu, giltigen @ott init
Bitten beItiirnlcn ur0 nid)t uad)lafeL
rig or ms erbort bat. Gr lot il
icl6it oem bebnrrliden @cbet Grbo-
llm9 p%erbeiBen", oeriebte Die God.
fer. - oGS lit Iobenslperth, bob Sic
10 NroBc3 &ertroncn 5irnl Wc6cte
labclI, 6raillein", ergriif jest DER
jrmge Sbeplogc OoS @ort, .ubcr
zines oiirien Sic babel nid]t ncrgei.
len, udnulid beim @ebete III iagen:
r&Scnn eS Sein GciIigcr @ile lit, .
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wenm eS beilinm mir i'm lit"
oSnS iGllt mir nid)t elm, lnter6radl
tie Shmcitcr lcbbuft Ocu Mconer.
sd iebe Is ais boS grpBte @liid mir
meincn @ril0er mo iiir ms nll, ipcnn
CT gelun0 miro, uid)t pabr, Mllttcr2"
- ySaS nill id) meinen", itinmltc
0ieic BET, ornb ser brnpe Sobn per.
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idumcr5lid). Den armcl Silngen III
Den id)Gniten Sabrcn ieine$ 2cbeu3
0llrd, iein @ebrrfen III 10 riclent
Outcn mo Shoncn gcbemmt i'll
icbcll. 9tcin, Der Sclir muB ruie-
Der geiltno mcrocll, mo mir iniIeli
nid)t uud nit Bitten mo Nlehcu, bis
mir e. crrcidt bdben." 49, Ter Sbeo.
logo id)iittclte nod,0cntlid, Den Nopf.
logte abcr ilidIt2 mCitCr. 9tadl
Ginger Belt trut infplgc GcS Wcbrml.
dies elmer Sllr cine mcrflldc Scllc.
rlulg iu @eiinbeu oe& arunfel ein.
= Gin Subr ipdter fonntc mon i'm
oils bergcitellt %betrud)ten, I'M pollen
Ucnrulld)c lcincr @lie0er. Mtit
Der @cncilnN bca Sohnc& nc@ Muille5
500 nber nId)t Gas crhofitc @liid IN
blc feline Snuilic ciH. SIN @c1cn.
theil. ou& biabcrige @ohlcrlchen.
! Der bi&bcri9c Gricoe idnpnnhcn rpn
| Sag 81 Gag 0nbim, nm Dem Summer
mno Der Gorge GlaB 5ll mud)cll. ,<nl
roleu 9eiit Der @elmobeit mllroe
Der hinge Momt leittiertig mo per
milgrmgSliihtig. ullO rnltott lid oc@
@eld)NiteS an5uncbmcnJ hrndlte CT
mCbr ;3eit nllBer Dem %ollic OILS I'M
SallIe 5ll. Gr mIroc idlieBlih ciu
gonj lu~iterbafter WtenidL Der Mnttcr
mo Sdmcitcr miGalidcS Seio be.
~reitcte. "a m0aeu ole uruueli
6rullclt iidl nod OFT Der moblgemcir
ten Mnbnulg bca Sbcologclt erin,
merit mo gcOad)t 6obcil: gSGre mn
9lleS acblicbcu. ipie Is Oamola mar,
- q. Is
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-16
PEACE IS RATIFIED
Czar Nicholas Signs Treaty With the
 iiikado.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 16.-Wher the body of Prince Troubetskoy was conveyed to the Nikolai station for re moval to Moscow a vast multitude oi workmen and deputations Of students followed the cortege
 When the procession was nearing the station a squadron of gendarmes ap peared, and almost at the same mo ment revolver shot rang out from the crowd, causing panic. The gend armes drew their swords and charged and dispersed the crowd, mourners and spectators.
 Among the wreaths laid on the coffin was one of natural orchids from Elm. peror Nicholas.
 At 8 o'clock in the afternoon Spencer Eddy, the American charge d'affaires, officially informed the foreign office that the emperor of Japan had ratified the Russo-Japanese peace treaty.
 The French minister at Tokyo at the same time informed the Japanese gov ernment that Emperor Nicholas had signed the treaty.
 A dispatch from Tokyo says that the government has sent an order to Man. churfan headquarters to begin the evacuation of Japanese troops today. It Is expected that Japan will effect a complete withdrawal of her troops in six months.
 Red flag demonstrations in the Nev. sky prospect drew out immense crowds of spectators. but squadron of gendarmes and Cossacks drove the demonstrators away.
 The street sales of the Slovo have been prohibited.
 The competitors of St. Petersburg have decided to engage in three days strike in sympathy with the Moscow strikers
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-16
K. OF P. CONVENTION
Judge cowsll Will Deliver Address
 of Welcome.


 The state convention of the K. of P. will be held in Speedwell hall, Irving block, tomorrow morning at 9:45 o'clock. Judge CoweIl will deliver the address of welcome. The Grand and Supreme lodge officers will be herelhis evening and will be escorted about town by the uniformed rank. This and the fact that Mayor-elect w. E. Thoms is to be advanced to the posi-. ton of grand chancellor will be made the occasion of a big demonstration. There will be red fire. music and lots of noise. The line of march will be out West Main street to North Willow, countermarch to Bank. to Grand, to South Main, to East Main, to Stanley park, countermarch to Speedwell hall. The formation of the parade will be headed by E. F. Durand company, Il, U. R. K. F., Captain E. T. Schuyler, commanding; Waterbury company, 20. U. R. K. F., Captain George Pettijean, commanding; Watervllle company, 27, U. R. K. F., Captain Draper, command ing; Scott company, U. R. K. P. Naug- atuck. Captain Joshua Rogers, con- manding. The Grand and Supreme officers will follow in carriages. Among the visiting knights will be grand officers from Vermont Massa. chusetts and Rhode Island. After the parade, which will move, at 8 o'clock this evening, the visitors will be en- tertained by the local lodges.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-16
cuar Cable. Roosevelt.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 16 = As a graceful mark of appreciation of the part he took in bringing about the con. ference at Portsmouth and the result. ant peace, President Roosevelt was the first person to be notified by the Rus sian government that Emperor Mich olas had ratified the treaty. As soon as the emperor's signature had been affixed to the instrument and before the treaty had been brought back from Peterhof for the counter signature of Foreign MinistG Lamsdorff the news was sent directly to the president.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-16
All Caused by n Brick.

DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 16.-Thirteen |eople were injured here when a Frumbull avenue car struck a brick bat had been placed on the rails and Eumped the track. The car crashed |lto tree, and the passengers were brown into a heap by the collision, bose on the rear platform being hurl-
 h to the pavement. It is thought that be brick was placed on the track by pischievous boys. Patrolman L. W. Plies and James McNamara, passen- |ers. were the most seriously injured. flies was injured about the spine, and fcNamara was badly cut by broken
 lass. Motorman William Baumgart- Ter was severely bruised.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-16
TIMELY TOPICS

Frank the shoeman has a line of hunting boots as well as other good footwear.
 Special wine sale at Brass City Liq, uor Co.'S. Look up the price on Cali fornia wines.
 Curran specials are always what the people want: domestics. kitchen goods and ready to wear clothing.
 I. Rosengarten has a line of the very latest style furs. A fine selection t ochoose from.
 Jones, Morgan & Go have the very things you want Tn headwear; quality and fit assured.
 Inspect the grades, quality and de- signs of wall paper at W. H. Hoff- mans.
 Stylish and becoming millinery made while you walt at Freedman's, 265 Bank street.
 If you buy an Sc paper or s1 pa- per at Ziglatzki-Marks, 1t will have style to 1t. 2 Visit the new corset department at Grieve. Bisset & Hollands. Corsets fitted and repaired.
 Wall papers of all grades at H. ]. Lapalme's. Estimates will be cheer fully furnished.
 If you want good drugs purchase your supplies at Callender & flag gerty's.
 Don't wear an uncomfortable shoe when Holczer sells good footwear at s2.50 and $3.
 The Apothecaries' Hall Go have ff- ty-four shades of liquid paints in all standard colors.
 JB. MuIlings & Son have a line of light overcosts that are just right for this season.
 Langley has a line of oil heaters that are just right for the cool morn Ings and evenings this fall
 Miller & Peck have all the new fabrics fin novelties and plain figures for fall wear.
 The Public market will have money saving meat sale for to-mor- row.
 The Reid & Hughes CO are showing selected assortments of window Gra- peries fin the upholstery department
 The spearo Credit Clothing Co has a new line of raincoats. stylish. for fair or stormy weather.
 The New York Tailoring Co make ladies' and gents suits in the latest and most fashionable styles
 Get a years supply of toilet paper at woodrufrs Grocery Co.'S for s1
 TIT Jap tarts. The Trott Baking Go hvae them fresh every WeineSday and Saturday
 If you drink Pheian's tea you VIII not have to be bothered with doctors
 R. R. Harder 6 G have good. ser vIceable suits for beys from s1-45 ID Several styles
 Mai1hlot has marked the plice sway down on skirts this week His nun Der ls z51 South Nah stEzet
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-16
FOODS VACATION.
Consolidated Official Going Abroad for
 Year.

At the directors meeting of the New York, New Haven & Hartford road in New York on Saturday, First Vice President Todd was given a va- cation for year and will retire from active participation in the manage ment, although he will be reelected d director at the annual meeting on Wednesday of this week. Mir Todd has not been in the best of health for some time and some months ago the double work that he was carrying on of traffic management and operation was divided. Now he will take a complete rest and 1t is intimated, and probably with foundation, that he will not return to executive position in the company. The story has been cur rent for some time that he and Presi- dent Mellen were not altogether in ac- cord, although both of them have been devoting their energies to the same property. Mir Todd has had large railroad experience and been slngu- larly successful in the various compau- ies with which he has been connected. He has had large part in the devel- opment of the New York, New Haven & Hartford road and has made host of friends through the state.
 At the same meeting 1t was voted to spend about S3.00000O for addi- tional equipment, including three new steamers, five new sleeping cars and 120 locomotives.
 A special meeting of the Air Line road has been called to authorize the issue of S5,000,000 new bonds to pro vide means for double-traeklng that line.
 It is understood that in the near fu- ture the Consolidated Railway Go, the company which owns the trolley lines in the interest of the New York. New Haven & Hartford railroad, will issue a 31s per cent first mortgage bond and with the proceeds will take up the outstanding 4 per cent debentures which are callable at par and which at present are quoted at about 9S. They have been a very popular ln- vestment hereabouts. The bond will bear a lower rate of interest but it will be secured, while the debenture Is simply a note.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-16
PICKED THE WALNUTS
Bat the Owner Came Around Just
 in Time to Get Them.

Yesterday morning very interest ing chase took place Tn the woods not far from the town of ,Wolcott.
 Fellows from the city were out after walnuts and when they arrived at q place where the nuts were plentiful they immediately started to stock their bags. After they had picked a goodly quantity and were thinking of turning their steps homeward they saw the owner coming fleet footed over the fields. He had been to the church ser vices ill his town and when he came home and saw the trespassers in his field he took his gun and determined to get the walnuts. The pickers grabbed their bags and went rapidly, as they were fairly good runners. When the chaser was some distance from them he fired high above their heads and it so scared the fugitives that they in stantly came to a halt and stood stock still until the man behind the gun came up. He relieved them of their burdens, gave them a good talking, and told them they were lucky that he did not arrest them for trespassing on his land.
 The fellows were rather humiliated because their mornings work had come to nought, but thought that the owner of the woods intended to shoot them and were thankful that they came out of the affair as easily as they did.
 It is said that this is a favorite trick of the land owner and each year he gets his walnuts into his cellar without much trouble by letting trespassers pick lem and hand them over to him when he chases the law breakers and shoots into the air.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-16
Bond. to Pay For Canal.

WASHINGTON, Oct. I6. v On the theory that the present generation should not be required to pay a dis approximately large share of the cost of the Panama canal and that the de felt in the treasury Is good thing to get rid of. 1t Is proposed by the admin istrstiOn to have bond issue covering the outlay of s6O.0O0.OOo already made and redeemable in the same manner that the bonds to be issued for s200.- OOO.OoO for the raising of funds for the completion of the canal gre to be taken m
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-16
PRETTY OLD GOOSE
fore Than Thirty.Thrse Years and
 Still Doing Business.

James Ring of Wolcott street, whose Ieturn from a visit to friends in Ire land was announced in the Democrat Saturday, tells a rather novel story re- larding a goose which the family had when he left the old homestead i'll 1872 and is still alive and raised ten Eoslins this year. MT Ring got the loose for present when he was Boy. He doesn't know how old 1t was It that time, but it was about the place ! wo or three years before he came to The United States so that it cannot De zess than 40 now. When Mr Ring =eached the marble city of Kilkenny.
 short distance from his birthplace at Eathkyle, near Castlecomber, the first
 erson that came to his mind was hls brother, Martin Ring, who lives at the 3ld home, and he lost no time ill get ling there. On the day he noticed
 loose with several goslins in pasture ghere he had often played all kinds
 f pranks and after looking it over le emarked to himself that it was the spit'' of the one he had when he was
 youngster, but upon second thought
 e concluded that this could not be so,
 hut felt satisfied that it was one of he same breed. When he met his
 rother he inquired about the old gray
 nd white goose and was somewhat
 urprised to hear that it was still alive
 nd as full of animation as ever. Mr Hing knows that few would believe be story, but he says it could be roved by all the neighbors, every one
 f whom had something to say to him kgarding its wonderful lease of life. &r Ring can't account for it in an! Fay except that the bird originally
 elonged to family in the Queens punty who lived contiguous to q hunted rath and that one May eve all
 be livestock they had with the excep-
 lon of this goose was killed by the
 airies. He is of the opinion that the
 good people" spared this and injected
 nough of the elixir of life into it to
 st it for ages.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-16
British Kept TrafaIsar Day.

BOSTON. Oct 16.-All the local Brit ish organizations were represented by large delegations at a service in St Matthews Episcopal church, South Boston. yesterday1in recognition of the approaching centennial anniversary of the battle of Trafalgar. The service was held under the auspices of the Victorian club of this city. a society organized in 1s9T Rev. Ernest \. Bullock, the rector of the church, preached an historical serrion- At formal ceremonies here next Saturday large statue of Nelson will be pre- sented to the club.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-16
Attempt to wreck Fxprea..

STAMFORD. Conn, Oct 16.-An at tempt to wreck the westbound express of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad, which leaves here at 3:12 and Is due in New York at 405. was foiled q few moments be- fore the train was due. George H. Sconeld. a tower operator. while walk ing the track to his home found an-ob- struction in the shape of q big bar of iron on the track which, 1t is said. would have wrecked the train