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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-10
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-10
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sDllen til ben Ser. Stoatel jdbrli1 fdr 100000
900 b%ergefeat tDerben.

shdlnssarbsit inn ganne. = stref iheint nnuermeiSGd. - Guurme gab'
rnngsmiel 9hfernngen. - Mnfagen gegen Bahnen erhoben. -
9ei6er Eaanser i'm Bdt ermoroet. - Senator groun lsgt
i'm Gterben. ~syrrinniger Wlann ermor6et.
Spnamt Grplufon In einem Snnnel.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-10

SrvGes WInhRsH@-EsAIt4s 6tiess - 81
ats: tisise etsere sS-s3e ; Dss7es Stxb~
$50 bib 800 Bfuno ~; ksiss &Rts zoo
As $50 Bfmnb SIC &R4s &C DID ESQ 4imS
g.; Gtisr Bosesrrteta &C. 0tt9 3tsteb
rnsrtsl lie, Einb Hd&srstsstg 10}s, NtxS
RoroeruiesteI 6e. Sae BoseUrssstsl 6iS M
nsaterriertei 9e.
Grif&eB NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1915, Dttsgs
utsrteI 1e}e, 1osberpsesteI exc.
6rt4eB e@affeti4 - Sdmmss ~ $hua
Lee : C9ais sle: e4sxttI l8s: Nd, hnls
Ice.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-10

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1870 Ffsxb 1l3; ID Ptxxb l6ie; 10-u
pfunb i5a: 8peste naaiHat! 30-le limb
'6e; 10 pf9mb Lie ; ID 8iu> lie ; 10
&fanb lSe.
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Q be ID Yftxh Ole.
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In Our6f&3ttk l72e; u ~ 10 pfaAs h
Dn&f&nts LIN.
0sborTtee UtxbeeR0 - 00txtsx. yse.
Gsts, lee: xwSsxiestu l2e; Sx1ad. lei
&a04sI Ice.
S@nss = n xleses1-l. nnaI. lie: q.
nnaEltd4 lois: Q. nnaItu9 l03&
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-10

- Die Rruppf&e Ranonsnfabrit In
gHsn bat itr anlasetapital I'm fhnf
Niutonen Dollars berer6bert. UNI fur
bie euMuie reue 6abritanIaeen I'm
@ertte bon s15, 000, 900 bausn Su
ibnnsu. Die Qrapp'f@e 8amiIis wiro
bte ftmf Rtutonen Douofs beaabIeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-10

SxSiaaapsls 2aHeesRseie
0euSbnI. BIB gutter 10-12e; ss:sss b ~
udblter lA-l6e Saxg 8aS-B8s, GaEsss
yeuou ID bis 22e. SGDa 2s-S2e.
SSx 4adetsx:
xrioia s1S. 75. 2iox Sls.2S, Ssrfxs sls 90
Caracas III. 80, DiHwortb1 S1E.b 10, Die
Sara Bleah $500, GErnar SaSa 'sIssS
316.76, Duriea 1875.
Sader-Douinoes 7.57G 6tad5x3ss 8.0l
SaIpersfrter 6.4ae; XXX puIpatFxtx SAFE.
tha9 sroxultrtsr 6.12e; Subs 5.67ei grss
f~setio~ers' u 6.17e;~ Nssseuocs u 4.S2s; EsH
nc i 4.eSe; 0usYtre G4.T7s; Snsad eytss
0oIbe1 8 4.72e 8txbfes estsa 6 49,,
HiSsewoob 9 l.ese; seI5es 6 6:6ae; Is sst
Dec 4.87.
sfRe-Ras 40 q. zsH). 8as. g. IL per
9aHoxe.
Btdles-24OO ta Sab 50 |: 1900 ss SAL
U.5o: 1900 tn SaIbfaS $3.50; zoo IN SGs
$3.50.
Ganbp-sKs etanssn ssutf9t &c sros
sss aeu1ii&t &c; Bonner TmtR 9e; srsaS
De.bors liz: 30. 2 Cream ssutict 10.
RaHe-BrastI xea lie BIB lac; 6ISsrti ls
RanheIn II; wei9f@aIise Aaxbsls lss,
Serbian RanbeIn lie; Reamrts Is ts &c.
ser6Hete bs &c: SnsIf@s EaIxhHs &c
eetrodnete S~rl@te-aepfsI. "a Der eess,
setredaet. Sc; Sobauxesteersx ss Biz sxs;
Gsrus 1se BIB zoe; Hofxex. . grppx. pa
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-10

- 5rau goRmu @agner In gap.
reutb. 8apern. Witttpe oes beriibmtsn
Romppnifsn @idaro Wagner, it beute
iebr f9mer erfranft.
- Die @efisnbune bon Nntbraeit.
2obIen I'm NpOsmber belief H9 auf S..
1872. 153 $Onnen, gegsn 5.421. 484 TN
Nubsmbsr bss 8Oriabrss.
- Mit benz Dampfsr yOsear H."
fubrsn asfisrn bon Nsw gorf 100
ifanbinabii&e paRasiere ab. bie ote
Wsibna&tstaae, mite alidbrli3, au&
In bieiem Sabre tn ibrer 1eimatb In
S6wsben. 0ormsssn uno Gdnemart
perleben polen.
- Bon etnem Geuer purben beute
brei 6Guisr TN @siddftspiertsl bon
WontreaI, Qusbsd, sdnsli9 3erH6rt.
Nsun 5irmsn. psl4e In ben abge'
branntsn @ebdubsn ibre @ef4dftslofa'
Iitdten battsn, erlitten sinen 0erluf
bon tbsr 500. 600.
- Der Roblsnma9entutf6er Nid
Misner In athsns. O.. lou geffern bic
a~sbnid6rige Sodtsr oes 6enrp Startp
sntfabrt babsn. Ct bsfinost Hd tn
i&srsx D%srpabruns, ba bon Der auf.
ssreassn Birgeri&aft bie Spn8un9 oes
gnafabrers bsfir6tst wirb.
- Bon Der Ss6nii1sn 1oai&ule In
Gbarlottenbura fino fOeben finf Stu.
benton relesirt norben; elmer tpsaen
Weinsibs, ein anoerer tuegen DiebFabls
unb brei tpegsn srobsn unfuas.
- Die internationals Bpcicie. Wstt'
fabrt auf 3ebn Weilen Difan3 tn New
Oorf uurbe beute bon Waltsr &utter.
DeutfGlanb, %eeruonnen. u. s. @lart
bon AuRralien iam als 2psiter unb
Soc 5olgsr bon Nsm BORT oils Drtttsr
ans 3ieI. 80 Ninutsn 3sit.
- Stalisn min ben 3ol auf ruff.
f9es PETROLEUM bon $3.50 auf "a. 80
fur is 100 2ilosrumm (l25 2iter) bsr'
-L ON--.~- nk.-
tpfroe babur9 bonn italieniItsn Wartte
nertrieben ueroen.
- Wiltam 6otparb, etn 9eaer.
farb beuts In 2srington, Rp., na&oem
er 3pei Slider Wbistsp unb au6lf Sid.
ier Sin getrunten bate. 0ouaro folte
bie @etrdnfe umiona erhalten. fouls er
bic bier3.bn GIas binnsr1 elmer 6alben
Stunbe btnuntereieben tonne.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-10


HspfsI = q. 00-4.6o PEI Sab.
Gramberries-$s.bo per 5as.
Bananea s1.75--2.2S ; Esias &i-s1.25.
garunen - 0o-7.00 pes Rips.
Dranaen - S2.75-82s W. &sRs.
gFrt@e, $1.75-2.b0$ er DuibeI.
California 4Fau1nea. $1.7b bic Rife:
Wirnen, $2.60-9 30 pei Sab.
Beixtrauten, $40 bunbert 36rbs.
gerimmons, 90e BITE Rife.
9smaIs.
Rotbe Raben So per Tab.
GsIerp-l6 bis 40e per Dutena.
2raut - $l2 -$lA per Tonte.
elumenfobI &1.26 nsr 4uibeI.
eoIat - l6s PEI Bfanb.
8wisbeIn 3otbe mxb retbe tl.90 bts
ST. -, pei Sab epomii&e 8rtebeIn 3l.0
per Rtfe.
SetsrfIie 1850 PEE Dutsxb Daa4eS.
9artoHeIn-$1.s 5 peg SaE
Mabieie Soc Ser Eutexo Wun&ee.
eabiartoHeIn - Esretxsa e8.26: Baltic
more $1,7b-2.76; Serfe1 $500 1900
per TaS.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-10
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gxgros . BcrtaufBpsedfs SmrcrsiIs 70
e@ueberidie SOC PEI Rtsnb stxscsaaiSa
S4meserfdie 1ss, 4BtseoRfsx 6sessa . Skis
14}, Stem Dors Sbeaears Lee, staasH=As
{1er 2sns5rreer 18e. Did l6e,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-10

s1nt4es, 0ee1 nao Oec&set.
SaaeIer bcaabIe1 ioIecb, Beetle!
Jrti@e Gisr-2ss pei Dutsah.
NE4nsr exc. edtxs 3. G1ssts-ll-lle,
GRten &c, @dnie &c.
cutter - 9om8trt. 1885, sssansta &c.,
Glssx 8ae.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-10
Bulletin.

Sterben.
SO q atom, 9. Sea. @I.
Bnnbssienatur Artburg rOtu1 bon Salt
2afe @itp. Utah. Der esffern o feiner
@eliebten, Grau Annie 8raoIsp, In
siusm 3immsr bss Ralsisb 5otsls bur&
3tpsi S9hHs isbr i3uer bertpurost
muros, bsfiuOst F9 beuts absnb i'm
Emergency 6oIpital In einsr, isbr fri'
tif9su 3uHanoe. Ssins Aerste beftis4'
ten, baB er bic Na4t ni4t tberlsbsn
tpirb.
e9on bsute Woraen frf6 tpurbe on
bic Rinbsr bss Hsrbsnbsn Senators
tsIssrapbirt. bab fs silisf btsrbsr Tom.
men iOlsn. uenn He ibrsn Batter mod
Isbsnb fsbsn uno iprs6sE molten.
so WiIItonen dbrlt& ir
Waermege.
Wafbington. .. g., 9. Gs3.
Sn Der s9lubfBung bss Rational
Ribs=s & 6~arbors" aonbent wurbe
e%infimmig Der antrag angenomme1,
an ben RonsrsB bas griu&en gu RID.
ten. b%eginneno nit Der gsgenuartigen
SiBung, id6rli4 einsn Winoefbetrag
bon $50. 600. 600 fur bic 0erbsferung
Der Str6ms, 6dfen uno ionftsen
Wnfsrmege tn ben @tat einaufelen.
9arauf puros elm Romite bon Is
Sslsgatsn unisr gorRb oes friberen
@oupsrnsurs bon NliRouri, 9abio y.
5raneis, srrannt, psldss benz pr1f'
osnten. benz Senate unb benz Reprd.
isntantsnbauie Den 8ei4lnb untsrbrsi.
ten foQtsn. Ole Delegation tuurbe ON
Ra9mittass BON benz prdRosntsn I'm
@eiben 6auie %empfangen.
StrdfItngsarbst I'm
Banne.
20 B atom, .. g., 9. De-
3tmber. Als bas Rsprdientantenbaus
RG biz Wontag pertaets. batte es meb.
rsre DorIaasu In Der erfwb9entli&en
eibung paifrt.
Wdbrsnb fsinsr Sibune bra&te bas
Saus eine Bill our anna6me. fur wsI9s
bic Arbsitsr sbsnfo sntiaieosn. mite bic
J~abrifantsn i'm algsmsinsn eingetrs'
ten tparsn. Sie hebt hen Sbeil Der
WiliOn'i9sn bs3hslt3 bes 3uii9enfaai.
Ii9sn SanoeIsosrfsbrs auf, msI&sr R&
auf bic bon eirdHinesr hsrssfsltsn
Waaren besiebt uno ben peritieoeuen
Stactsu ssffattst. fur R9 8sftmmun.
gen gu trsfsn. tn ipte melt foI8e Waa'
rem nit ben bon freisn Nrbsitern Der.
gefeqten tn R~onturrsn3 treten btirfen.
gs uurbe aud cine Bill aneensmmen.
our@ tuelds In ben Olympic WOuntains
Elm Serrain bon zoo, 600 Aeres au
sinsm Wilogsbsge gsma4t tpiro.
NntIagen gegen gabneu
erboben.
salt Safe gttp, u, 9. Deg.
Die Bunbes-@ roBsef4worenen, uelH'
ben Roblsnldnbsreien 3 S4minoel uni
BITE Discrimination Der g%ifenbahnen
unteriu9t bat, rei&te einsn tbsilweiier
Beri9t stn. gs muroen Anflaesrl sr.
bobsn gsger bis Union paeife gabn.
bie Oregon ebort 2ine, BITE Union
paeifit @sal Co., bic Utah SusI 60,
unb BITE Bsamtsu bisfsr Rorporationen,
tuelae bic 6arrimau. uno @oulb. Sn'
terefen reprdfentireu.
Wie aus Waibtneton beri&tet tpirb.
beabf1tigt BITE Bunoesregierung,
S9ritte 81 thnn. no uteoer In Beft
Der RotIen' uno WineraQ6noereien ~
feBen, tuet&e bon ben gifenbabner
Hbernomrien tuurben. 2aut benz Ron
trait, pel&en bic giienbnhnsn unter,
3ei9nstsn. tuarer Rs berpft&tst, 2dn'
bereien, wel3e H& ols toblen. ODE
minsralsrgisbia sruisisn. uiebsr gsger
2anb, bas 3u Aderbau3pedsn eeeianet
umsuiaui4en. Dos III a6er nie &c
f&eben. unb bic Re9ierung min ieb
bic Ausfhbrune Der tontrattli9sn BE
fimmunsen seri&tlt& er3utnsen.
q q, a . 80 a + - 4 -. T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-10
gtferu1t hbrt aum
Mpr0e.

3 9 1 o n. Wo., 9. Deg.
Deet iunas 2sute, @alier 6. Robert'
ion BON ct. 2ouis, Otto 3. Buoben.
rispsr bon bier unb SObn @arrei bon
bier asrietbsn hsute abeno wesen zines
Wdb6sns, bic He esmsiniaafilid lisb=
ten, tn Der @obnung bes 2ouis Sors
rier In STREET.. gs fam au $b1tli&teis
ten rrlb als @arrer ben Rirsererl 3og.
ergrif er einen &sboIbsr unb i&oB feline
bsibsn Nsbenbubler toot. morauf er ent'
fob. Cine poRs sbsriHsbsamtsn unb
ghrser psrfclsen ben JIh4tling uno
iOnts bisisr eineefan9en werben. 10
utroe wabrf9sinli9 feline 2pn4ung
fofort erfol9en.
Strett 9etnt unuermeib'
Ito.
piitsburg. 3d.. 9. De3br.
0ice.@ robmeiffer %. o. See bon Der
grtberi9aft Der gabnarbeiter fprad
nit einem 4omite bon Arbettern bet
benz General Wanaesr uno anoer.n
Beamteu Der Baltimore unb Obio
8abn Dor unb bieIt NIT ibnen Ron.
fsrsn3sn ab. Ra9ber srtldrte er, bob
bic 0orf9ldqe. mel9e bts 8eamten 9e'
ula9t bditsn, ni8t augsuommen tper'
ben f6nnisn. Spdter ertldrte er nod,
bab Tim psitere Beipredungen niat srs
iu&t tperben tpirbe unb bob bic 6itua.
tiou barna& an9etban let. einen Streit
ole unbsrmsiblt4 erf4einsn 3u laHen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-10

Gleii9' unb Wolfereiprobutte I'm
Wsrt6e bon metr als $3.50. 600. 600
na3 benz AusIanbs ssliefsrt. BON bic.
fem @efammtbetrnge entfalen fiber
5000, 600. 900 auf Ilstf9, $35. 00O,.
600 auf gisb unb sssen $40. 600, 900
auf Butter, 2dfe uno Wil9. 2etn
3weis Der Ianbuirtbf&aftli6en pro.
button bat eine 10 ifettge uno rapioe
gntpidluns ss3eist. mite bIefsr. tusl6sr
udbrsno Der LISTEN 3ebn Sabre I'm 90
pro3snt sussnommsn bat.
RstaerpfIan3er TN 9 EFT
ermprbet.
safe WtIIaae. arf.. 9. 9e3.
gapitdn .. 8. Smith, Der Befbsr
elmer sroBsn planta9e BET benz a&t
Wsilsn bon bier selessnen Bellevue.
uurbs wdbrsnb Der lsbtsn Na&t ssss1
Wittsrna&t tn fetnsm Bette ermorost.
Bis iebt if nod tsine SPUR bon benz
W6rber entbedt tporben unb au9 bas
Wotin fur ben Woro III ein bolfdn.
bisss @ebsimnib.
Srrtnntger Wann
moroet.
Sad o n, 8, 9. Gsa. Gin tras
glider @orfaa ereisnete R4 beute
Ru&mitiag bier oils Der irrinnise Sob.
~lsnqrdbsr elmer WeNsaI, nit 3usi
sroBsn piffolsn bsmaHnst, In sinsm
oidtbsisbten elettrtf9en StraBenbahn.
uagen auf benz Weee NOD @easton
auf bie pahaaisre au i9isbsn begann.
Der SrrRnnie. i6otsts ben iuneen
0arrp @bits, bertpunoste tbbtli9 ben
pianoperfdufer 3. .. Ban Atta bon
Nerart. o.. unb berlsbts idwer ben
S6uliupsrintenbenten s. 6. 2inniiOn
bon bier. Na@bem Weg1eal feds
eGbRs abssfeusrt bate, 9elang e
einissn beber3ten Wdnnern ibn bur&
etn 5enRsr bes @agens 3u tperfen. 81
Tub oarauf tpieoer feline pitolsn uno
cling burd mebrsre Straben Der Stabt,
bsyfolst bon elmer An3abl poliaifen
unb Btrssrn, beneu q enoli9 geIang,
benz irrRnnigen Wann cine Rugel
bur3 ben 2opf au i9isben uno ibn
ibbtIi@ gu beruunoen. Wegaeal NOR
3usi Mal f9on I'm Srrenaipl, aber
fein gbarafter mar 10 fanftmtitbig. bab
er als ungefdbrli& sntlaRen tuurbe.
D pnamtt. grpIofiOn n
einem SunneI.
Charlotte, q. g., 9. Ge3.
Sin meiBer Rann, ftinf Heaer unb elm
Snbianer tuurbert heute Wa9t BET elmer
Dpnamit.g rplofon I'm 8unnsI Der
Nep South & @sfsrrt . Babn In
Ntorne aerf3msttert. Der Weibe batts
ben Befsbl erbalten, eine Rite mil
9puamit 3u 6fnen. CT f@lug su Def.
tig NIT ein.m BANNER auf bic Rife
uno etne fur9tbare Setonation srfolgte.
sluber ben Reben 8obten. tpurben nod
feds anberen Nrbeitern bte @liebmaber
abgeriHen, une feben uettere tpurbeu
f9wer berlebt. Der gst0otete Snbta'
nsr mo- Elm @bsrotss unb fam bon be,
@~eisrbation BEL @bittisr tn Stpair
@ountp.
Dur9 3ettungsIeen u n
Rduber geworben.
Great 8enb. 0as.. 9. Yes.
Der Wann, Der seiferu BITE bteHss Banl
bon 3. 9. 8rinfman & 60. berauber
wolte, betbt Joisph g. Rsarns uni
fommt BON Chicago. Or NOR beut,
isbr nisbsrgsi9lagsl uno Bot, on iei
men OnteI, Sofepb O. Orr. etnen ab'
botatsri In South 8enb. Snb.. islsqra'
pbiren au birfen, mas ibm aud sefat.
tet tuurbe.
Del isineui beuti9en Werbor eradbIt
0esrns ben, Ri&tsr. bab Ct bisber eli
orbsntli&es uno arbettfames 2ebsn &c
fhbrt babe. absr bur& 3eitungslsier
tber bte pislen erfol9rei&en Banfrdu
bereien gum gnti&luRe ~setommsn ief
au9 eins Bant 5u beraubsn, UNI mt
etnem S&lage reid au tperben.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-05
"RATs" GOT DOSE OF LEAD.
Officer Lynch Had a Tussle With . Big Dog This Morning. aiii

Officer Lynch has put a good many dogs out of business since the rab.es scare set in, but he encountered one to-day that came near being more than a match for him. It was a big burly bulldog, brought in by a lady, who said that while it never did any harm still 1t was growing old and she was afraid that it might turn on the children. The dogs name was Rats and when it got as far as the doorway of the station it sat down on the sidewalk and refused to move a step backward or forward. The oficer tried to push 1t in and succeeded in getting it inside the doorway when 1t turned on him and made bound for his throat. The animal was muzzled and was not able to open its mouth wide enough to take good hold and after great effort the officer shook 1t of and then both indulged in rough and tumble that lasted for at least five minutes, which finally resulted in the dogs being landed in the tramps' quarters, after which the officer put a bullet through its skull.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-05
Bazaar Closed Last Night.

The bazaar under the auspices oi St Michael's parish which has been running at, Goodwill hall in Water vile, was brought to close last night. The affair was the most sue. cessful project both socially and financially which the parish has ever undertaken and the parishioners are gratified at the great success which they have attained. The parish treasury will be enriched by $1,200 by the work. About $450 of this money was received from canvassers Miss Rose Shannahan holds the dis tinction of being the most popular canvasser and received 13,60Q votes, while Miss Mollie Seery, who came in second, received 1A010 votes Miss Minnie Lamontagne had 10,400 and Miss May Nelson S,S70.
 As on other evenings, an entertain ment was provided which greatly pleased the large crowd which was present, the Musical Addisons being the headliner and rendered a con cert at special request. This com- pany of musicians gave an exhibition at the bazaar several nights ago and the work was so pleasing and attract ed such attention that another ell gagement was secured. The work of the Addisons In the musical line is of high class and is very entertain ing. They have thus far been very successful in their work and have many engagements which they have made for the coming season. The Addisons are a credit to the profes- sional ranks and are rapidly climb ing the ladder of success.
 Father Traynor is deeply grateful to all who helped to make the bazaar success and wishes to extend hii heartfelt thanks to all.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-05
TRADE CONDITIONS.
R. c. Dun 4 Co.'S Weekly Review of
 Busincss.

R. c. Dun & Co.'S Weekly Review of
 Business.
 NEW YORK, May SIR. q. Dun & Co.'S weekly review of trade says:
 The violent decline in prices of secu- rites is no criterion of business con ditions. Stocks fell about 10 per cent from the highest point attained earlier in the year to the lowest position since last June, but there was no correspond ing depression in trade. Railway earn ings have continued to surpass those of the corresponding period in any pre- vious year, the gain for April being 9,3 per cent over the same month of 1905, and other standards Of measurements make equally gratifying exhibits.
 Manufacturing plants report little idle machinery, and trade in season. able merchandise feels the impetus of settled weather.
 Commercial failures for the week were PIP. against 215 last week, 199 the pre- ceding week and PIP the corresponding week last year.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-05
TAMMANY ASSOCIATION.
Intends to Show Its Hand in Politi. cal Matters in the Fall.

The Tammany association, that cut such sWath In Waterbury a few years ago, but which many con sidered dead and buried, has again appeared in the field of activity and intends to pitch into political affairs this fall with greater vigor than ever before. Already the directors have got together and decided to call a meeting of the general body to lay plans for the fall campaign and to discuss other matters, including the garbage question and the proposition of Brooklyn and Town Plot to bond the city to very large amount for public Improvements. One of the di- rectors told Democrat reporter that the way the garbage matter lis handled by the boards is painful" to the average citizen and said that he hoped to see the present admin istration do away with the contract business and let the city care for 1t. The big bond issue he termed as vicious" provided the people mean 1t, and foolish" supposing they are simply joking, because 1t points the way to extravaganza. Another mat ter to come up is the question of water rates. They believe that the price should be the same to all. The method of laying out streets will also come in for an airing. The di- rectors take the ground that the city should do no work of this character except where public necessity and convenience demand it. They allege that vast sums are spent in doing this class of work simply to develop property for land spectators, and that as consequence the highways of the city are in a measure neglect ed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-05
rri.co Relief Ca.h Fa,I..

SAN FRANCISCO. May 5.-The gen, eral relief committee. headed by for. imer Mayor Phclan. which was stag. gered when it first learned that s2.500.. 900 appropriated by congress in aid of San Francisco had been expended for pay of soldiers, freight. etc. has receiv- CT another shock. It is now probable that more than s4.0O0OO0 promised and counted upon by the committee will never he received. With the cash on hand almost exhausted and with only ten days rations on hand or in sight. the relief problem grows more serious each day.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-05
Black Hander. Blew Up House.

SMITHTON, Pa.. May 5.-The resi- dence of W. J. Eicher superintendent of the Smithton and Eureka mines of the Pittsburg Coal company, was wrecked during the night by an ex- plosion of dynamite. Mrs. Eicher and three children were asleep at the time, but all escaped injury. Last week two men were discharged from the mines. and later a Black Hand no tice was posted on the front fence threatening to blow up the house and kill the family.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-05
Killed hY Foolish ank..

WESTERLY. R. l.. May 5.-wash- ington county authorities arrived here with Benjamin Jordan. a farmer of Kenyon. in custody. He is charged with the murder of William Lewis. who was farmer and neighbor. Lew is was shot and killed fin his home. Jordan says he tried to frighten Lewis by dischareing a gun through an open window of the room where he was eat ing his supper.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-05
WAR ON RACE TRACKS.
New York Pool Room Keepers Are
 Not Quite Satisfied.

New York, May 5.--What appears to be a new plan to make war upon the race tracks at the instance of disgruntled pool room keepers de- veloped in the betting ring at Ja- maica yesterday, says a morning pa- per. A process server in the employ of Park Row lawyer arrived be- fore the first race with bundle of subpoenas. They were made out in the names of an officer and stew ard of the Jockey club and numerous bookmakers. Two bookmakers were served. The lawyer, 1t is said, is the local representative of prominent pool room.
 On the surface the case involved is a simple one. A bet of $35 was made some time ago at one of the local tracks by client of the attor- ney and under the provisions of the racing law losing wager can be re- covered by civil action. This case has gradually worked It's way up to the supreme court, and the attor- ney's representative said yesterday that the men for whom subpoenas were issued would be called upon to testify to the existence of gambling at the track, with the idea of secur- ing a favorable decision in the high CT courts.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-05
Omen Verdict In Muenter Case.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, May b.-Ef forts of the police to obtain evidence on which to base warrant charging Professor Erich Muenter with murder ing his wife by arsenic poisoning failed at the inquest here. This negative re suit tends to the conclusion that the mystery of Mrs. Muenter's death may never be solved. An official said yer dict will be found that Mrs. Muentel came to her death from arsenic admin istered by person or persons un' known.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-05
Publi.h@rTurned Cleveland Down.


 ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.. May 5.-- Former President Grover Cleveland in an address here before 300 magazine and periodical publishers made what was considered as reply to President Roosevelt's muck rake" speech. He cautioned the publishers against fol- lowing too closely in the footsteps of the sensational daily newspaper. Tt is more than fifty years.' he said, "since I desired 10 contribute to the elevation and happiness of mankind something that was killed by period ical publisher. So far from harboring any resentment. however. for this I have been convinced that 1t was case of justifiable homicide"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-05
w...ut s.fonos 10 Be copaae.or.

NEW YORK. May 5.--The following official statement was made by the New York Philharmonic society and the National Conservatory of Music of America: We gre in receipt of & cable from waslIi safonoff accepting the position for three years ss con ductor of the New York Philharmonic society and director of the National Conservatory of Music of America"